Anarchist Attacks Queen Wilhelmina Near Utrecht
The Lokalanzeiger reports a fortnight ago an assassin fired at Queen Wilhelmina on the road between Castle Soestdijk and Baarn near Amersfoort in Utrecht. The bullet hit a lady in attendance. the would be gunman, an English anarchist, was arrested as secrecy protected celebrations.
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Berlin
The
Lokalanzeiger
Wilhelmina
Amersfort
Utrecht
Castle Soostdyt
Beara
Governor Wolcott lauds Massachusetts regiments in 1898 letters
Governor Wolcott sends personal thanks to Colonel Embury P. Clark of the Second Massachusetts Regiment and Colonel Lawrence J. Logan of the Ninth Regiment U S V for their exemplary service in the army of the United States. He notes heavy sacrifices, honors the fallen, and praises enduring courage amid hardships and disease.
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the Commonwealth
Galland
Wolcott
Clark
Massachusetts
Lawrence J. Logan
Ninth Regiment
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Executive Department
Boston
Embury P. Clark
Massachusetts Infantry
Springfield
Mass
Army of the United States
Commonwealth
Roger Wolcott
Logan
Poston
Clawrence J. Logan
South
Weavers Strike Threat Looms in Fall River Mills
A border city strike threatens as the Weavers Protective Association authorizes Nos 1 2 and 3 mills to join. About 650 weavers are involved with 1100 workers potentially affected if the mills close. The dispute centers on pay for special goods.
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Fall River
Border City Mills
Weavers’ Protective Association
Funeral Plans for Private Moriarty of Company E
At a meeting of St James Council 298 Knights of Columbus resolutions were adopted on the death of Private Patrick F Moriarty of Company E Ninth Regiment who died recently in Montauk hospital. All able members are asked to attend the funeral Sunday reporting to Lt John J Barry at East Armory at 1 PM. Knights of Columbus councils Shawmut Medford and James E Hayes will also attend.
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St. James Counsil
Knights of Columbus
Patrick F. Moriarty
Montauk
Company E
John J. Barry
East Armory
St. James Council
James E. Hayes
Shawmut
Medford
G A R Officers Elected At Cincinnati Encampment
The G A R encampment opened in Cincinnati with a small turnout and completed officer elections by acclamation. Senior vice commander in chief W T Johnson of Cincinnati. junior vice commanders in chief David Ross of Delaware. surgeon general Dr. Pierce of Nebraska. chaplain in chief Colonel Lucas of Indianapolis.
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Cincinnati
W. T. Johnson
Dav'd Ross
Delaware
Dr. Pierce
Nebraska
Lucas
Indianapolis
Marblehead IV Arrives at Boston Harbor After Cuban Landing
The Marblehead arrives in Boston Harbor with Commander B H McCalla and crew hailed for the Guantanamo Bay landing in Cuba. The ship led bombardment of Caimanera forts and aided the first marine landing establishing Camp McCalla. Ensign Sullivan and Lieutenants Neville and Shaw noted for bravery. one officer killed. Crew reports a safe voyage and relief war is over.
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B. H. McCala
Met
Boston Harbor
Howison
Navy Yard
Admiral Sampson
St. Louis
Caimanera
Bay of
Guantanamo
Marblehead
Guantanamo Bay
McCalla
Sullivan
Neville
Shaw
Navy Department
First Death Reported Among Lewiston Sick Arrivals
About a hundred men from the steamer Lewiston were sent to city hospitals. The first death, Charles H. McAleer of Newton, Company C Ninth Regiment, occurred at City Hospital. Several patients improve while others remain seriously ill, with nurses and matron Miss Parker praised for care. Four men discharged from hospital yesterday.
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Lewiston
Charles H. McAleer
Ninth Regiment
Newton
City Hospital
Dennis F. Finn
Lawrence
Walter J. Sawyer
Regular Army
Ohio
Robert F. Arnold
George West
Robert W. Maynard
Bartholomew Healey
Peter la Pointe
Maynard
Carney, Homeopathic
Massachusetts General Hospitals
Republicans hold seventh district committee meeting
The seventh district Republican committee met at the State Republican committee headquarters at 4 yesterday afternoon. Members expressed wide opinion on the convention nominee and predicted a sharp canvass. Everett was chosen as the convention city since it had not hosted before and because it has no candidate after ex Representative Brown withdrew.
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Republican Committee
Seventh Congressional District
State Republican Committee
Everett
Brown
Wringing Service Ad Promises Low Prices in Boston
An OCR fragment advertises The American Wringer Co offering perfect orders, lower prices, and delivery. It lists a Boston address at 72 Franklin Street and a telephone contact, implying a general service pitch without clear event details.
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Franklin Street
Boston
Masa
City Employees Consider Statewide Union Drive
Representatives from multiple city departments met in the Wells Memorial building to discuss organizing the city's employees into a statewide union and possibly forming a national union. A committee led by M J Devitt Patrick McKenzie and Daniel F Ryan was appointed to visit other cities and organize non union workers.
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Wells Memorial
Messrs. M. J. Devitt
Sanitary Department
Patrick McKenzie
Park Department
Daniel F. Ryan
Joy and Sorrow for Color Sergeant Henry Alther
From Santiago news reaches Roxbury of Color Sergeant Henry Alther returning with the Ninth Regiment to a joyous homecoming. His wife’s delicate health and his brother Jacob’s fever leave a bittersweet mood as the family welcomes a nine pound son born while Henry was away. He vows his boy will be a typical American through instruction and example.
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Santiago
Henry Alther
Roxbury
The
Ninth
Jacob Alther
Montauk
Arther
Alther
Lehmann to Marry Miss Davis in Worcester Wedding
R C Lehmann Harvard rowing coach for two years to wed Miss Alice Marie Davis at Piedmont Church next Tuesday. He arrived from England aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with three English ushers and plans to sail for England on the Majestic next Wednesday. Best man is C D J Goldie. Other ushers include F O Wethered R B E Smith J H Werkins Casper Brown Dr French Willard Taylor.
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Worcester
R. C. Lehmann
Harvard
Alice Marie Davis
Lehmann
New York
England
Miss Davis
Mr. Lehmann
Piedmont Church
Willard Scott
C. D. J. Goldie
Cambridge
Boston
F. O. Wethered
Marlow
Eng
Oxford
R. B. E. Smith
J. H. Werkins
Casper Brown
Dr. French
Clark University
Willard Taylor
Gordon Rest Vacation Home Open in September
Gordon Rest, the vacation home for the King's Daughters and Sons, will stay open all September if funds allow. Four dollars buys a week of board plus round trip fare to Boston. Donations may be sent to Mrs. BE Trask Hill Gordon Best Hanson Mass.
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Gordon
King’s Daughters and Sons
Boston
BE. Trask Hill
Gordon Best
Hanson, Mass
Doubt Haunts Widow Over Missing Massachusetts Soldier
Mrs. McLeod suspects confusion over her husband Corporal McLeod of Company B Ninth Massachusetts. She wonders if a body buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery is really him or if he lies alive in a New York hospital, and she travels to the city to verify his fate.
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Thomas D. McLeod
Cedar Grove
New York
Dorchester Street
Boston
McLeod
Corporal McLeod
Company B
Ninth Massachusetts
Horrific Atrocities Reported From Candia Refugees
The Athens correspondent of the Daily Mail cites refugees describing Bashi Bazouks opening bodies of Christians on day one and burning entrails. Crete reports say foreign admirals seek battalions for reinforcement as Candia insurgents retreat. Djevad Pasha blames Bashi Bazouks for the outbreaks and twenty one more Christian bodies are found. The British admiral calls for disarmament of the Mussulmans.
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London
Athens
Daily Mail
Candia
Canea
Djevad Pasha
Mussulma S
Alger and Shafter Confer at Camp Meade
Secretary of War Alger and General Shafter visited Camp Meade near Middletown Penniln today for a troop review and camp tour. They held private talks in the secretary’s car and spoke of the Santiago campaign as Shafter prepares his report. He dismissed friction with General Miles as newspaper-driven theatrics.
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Camp Meads
Middletown
Pennin
Alger
General Shafter
Camp Meade
General Alger
Detroit
Washington
Graham
Shafter
Santiago
General Miles
Miles
Debating Colonial Governance After War and Imperial Risk
The author weighs two paths for governing colonies, Canada style with limited autonomy or despotic models like India, arguing against imperial rule. He warns of political bickering, mass upheaval, and yearly policy reversals, urging independent citizens to judge imperial policy and defend republican ideals.
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Philippines
Canada
Australia
India
Egypt
Congress
Democratic Party
Voice of Anti Annexation Echoes in Public Meeting
Edward Atkinson opposed annexation arguing self government for Cuba and Porto Rico and warned against foreign territory. Gamaliel Bradford and others echoed caution while a committee of three was formed to distribute literature on the Philippines with a $10 appropriation. W T Jenney shared reminiscences of his trip to the Philippines.
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Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Edward Atkinson
Texas
Atkinson
Collins
Gamaliel Bradford
W. T. Jenney
An Anti-Imperial Address By General Collins Stirs Crowd
Mr. Warren introduces General Collins who denounces annexation and Republican-moderate aims in the Philippines. He argues for non intervention, self rule for Filipinos, and warns against imperial protectorates and U S duties abroad urging focus on domestic prosperity.
Sick restaurant owner jailed as drunken, moved to hospital
Manning A. Drew, 55, owner of 2412 North Street lodging, was mistaken for intoxicated and jailed in a station basement cell last night. He fell ill, groaned, and was later transported to Massachusetts General Hospital. police face likely hearing before the Board of Police.
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Manning A. Drew
North Street
Court Square
Drew
Quincy House
Franklin Avenue
Station House
Mr. Drew
Board of Police
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New York Hospital
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New England
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Johnson CO
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Mr. Warren
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Dewey
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Spain
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Great Britain
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Ick
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M. A. Drew
Roxbury House
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Magazine Street
Best Opticians
Hanover St
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Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Bezanson
Melrose
John Bezanson
Conlon
Jamaica Plain
Anna Margaret
James
Agnes Conlon
Forbes Street
Kent
Hall
Swampscott
Harriet Hall
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Charles A. Logue
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St. Margaret's Church
J. Newman & Sons
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