Hazing Hearings At West Point Reveal Testimony On Booz Case
At West Point the court of inquiry heard 35 cadets testify on the Booz hazing incident. Witnesses described courses of practice like bracing and “football,” with some saying Booz was not abused, while others recalled harsh exercises. Gen Brooke and others reviewed hazing rules as testimonies continued into the next session.
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Merrimac Fame
Phil Sheridan
Mark Brooke
Pennsylvania
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Raymond L. Linton
Michigan
Booze
Stephen Abbott
Illinois
Keller
Hein
Claus
Albert B. Dockery
Mississippi
Gen. Brooke
United States
Col. Mills
Charles McH Eby
Boos
Eby
Eagling
Victor S. Foster
Louisiana
Foster
John K. Kerr
New Jersey
Booe
Roos
Boot
Hiram M. Cooper
North Carolina
James F. Stubbe
Texas
Adam FP. Cased
Indiana
Foot
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John A. Cleveland
Alabama
Academy
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Niinote
Troupler
Georgia
Wm. Davis
Gen. Claus
Samuel Ankenberger
West Virginia
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John P. Terrell
New York
John G. Munro
Massachusetts
Frederick F. Black
Nelson A. Goodspeed
Vermont
Walter Wilson
Tennessee
James M. Hobson
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Francis P. Langley
W. A. McCain
Wm. W. Edwards
Missouri
Ned P. Rehkopf
C. M. Allen
Ohio
Flowers From White House at Porter Funeral in New Hatten
Funeral services for John Addison Porter former secretary to President McKinley were held at Trinity church with many out-of-town mourners. Secretary Cortelyou represented the President as White House flowers and condolences poured in from McKinley family Cortelyou and Yale figures. Yale buildings were draped in black Alumni hall flag half mast. services led by Rev Baker and Rev Lines. Honorary pallbearers included Cortelyou Hadley Ripley and others. active pallbearers were Yale seniors Francis Brown Hugh Auchincloss George Chittenden Julian Day Maurice Mason and W M Hoppin Jr.
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Boston
Yale Corporation
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Jas. S. Andrews
Col
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New Haven
W. G. Simmons
Hartford
Serell and Key Senior Society
Francis G. Brown, Jr
Hugh Auchincloss
George P. Chittenden
Jullian Day
Maurice Mason
W. M. Hoppin, Jr
Beaman Buried. Law Partner of Ambassador Choate
Funeral services were held for Charles C. Beaman of Evarts Choate and Beaman at St Pauls church Windsor Vermont and in Cornish New Hampshire. Burial followed in the Evarts family lot at Ascutney cemetery. Beaman, a public spirited lawyer, leaves a widow and four children.
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Edward Parks
Calvary Church
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Evarts
Ascutney
Holmes
Italy
Lyman Cabui
Edred
New York
Alen Evaria
Sherman Evaria
Mr. Tweed
Jude Liewland
Knights of
Wm. M. Evarts
Fire damages Nashua box factory at Nashua Junction
A blaze this forenoon heavily damaged the Roby and Swart bus factory at Nashua Junction. The fire started in the boiler room and spread to the lower floor, injuring machinery. Building and equipment damage is estimated at 1900 dollars, fully insured.
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Nashua
Roby & Swart
Nashua Junction
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets praised as safe cure
The article extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for catarrh, noting they contain Hydrastin, blood root, guaiacol, and red gum. It emphasizes transparency of ingredients, safety, absence of narcotics, and physician approval. Sold nationwide for 50 cents. claimed to cure catarrh in head, throat, bronchial tubes, or stomach.
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Canada
Boston Cup Defender Model Approved After Board Review
Boston observer reports the cup defender model from Crowninshield approved by the yacht syndicate advisory board. Minor speed-focused design changes were discussed, with no plans for a new model, and construction proceeds in South Boston. The vessel will carry at least three sails for tuning and racing.
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Crowninshield
Lawley
Wilson
Vardons Sails for England on Majestic
Harry Vardon sails from New York on the Majestic to return to England. The professional champion golfer has played seventy three matches in America, winning sixty two, often against odds. He may seek American citizenship and return to make the United States his permanent home, though no fixed return date exists.
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Harry Vardon
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Vardon
Papineau Club Beaten by Catholic Association Team
The Papineau club lost 15 to 7 to the Association Catholique basketball team in Associate hall last night before about 200 spectators. Hergeron starred for the Association, with Frechette and Noy notable for the Papineau side. Referees were Leon Sullivan and John Bradley.
Dill Hallaby Dead Chief Lieutenant of Quantrell’s Guerilla Band
Joseph Dill Hallaby longtime lieutenant of Quantrell’s Civil War guerrilla path and border fame dies. He had wed in this city several years ago and served under Quantrell.
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Touraine death mystery tied to Edward Blake Bruce
The Boston Globe reports that Edward Blake Bruce of London Park Baltimore Md, a noted whiskey dealer with a Boston agency, is identified as Edward Blake who died at the Hotel Touraine. Discrepancies in death records show conflicting dates and a pistol wound listed as death by own action. a Baltimore despatch raises doubt about suicide.
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Globe
Board of Health
Registrar of Births, Marriages
Edward B. Blake
Board of Health For Correction
New Bedford Loomfixers Strike Report Progress
New Bedford reports no change in strike status as collectors sent to Fall River Warren and Bristol show strong results. Secretary Murphy of the Loomfixers union cites refusal to conference due to fear workers may yield and the public condemns the men for doing more work than elsewhere.
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Fall River
Warren
Bristol
Murphy
Loomfixers’ Union
Ma Knowles
Mill Stocks Soar In Local Market Rise At Record Prices
Fall River mill stocks set a blistering pace with about 100 shares sold at new highs. Richard Borden Manufacturing and Laurel Lake led gains with 10 and 20 shares trading at 133 and 132.75 per share, Merchants Manufacturing at 108 for 50 shares, and Troy Manufacturing at 1300 on par value. Strong financial standing of the mills cited as reason for elevated demand.
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Richard Borden Manufacturing Company
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Richard Borden
New Combination Ties Amoskeag to International Fire Engine
Manchester New Hampshire December 19 The Manchester Locomotive Works makers of the Amoskeag steam fire engine have allied with the International Fire Engine Company. The Amoskeag steamer will be sold by the International firm while the Manchester company keeps its identity and continues to produce Amoskeag steamers. The locomotive department remains separate and unaffected by the arrangement.
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Manchester Locomotive Works
International Fire Engine Company
Officers Elected by New York Chamber Committee on Suppression of Vice
At a meeting of the committee of 15 appointed by the chamber of commerce to work for the suppression of vice in this city the following officers were elected Chairman Wm H Baldwin secretary Prof E A Seligman and treasurer Geo Foster Peabody were chosen to lead the committee in its efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wm. H. Baldwin
Eawin R. A. Seligman
Geo. Foster Peabody
Cleveland Man Declared Insane in Infant Daughter Murder Case
Cleveland December 19 Harry H Stewart after arrest in New York and bringing here charged with killing his infant daughter and discarding the body in a sewer was found insane by a criminal court jury today Stewart will be confined to an asylum for treatment and disposition of the case
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Harry H. Stewart
New York
Stewart
Kenwood Heater Promises Instant Hot Water Convenience
An advertising note touts a hot water heater that provides immediate hot water at the turn of a faucet and turns off gas when water stops. The Kenwood unit requires no boiler but adapts with one if desired. The ad also highlights the Welsbach Light with the Yusea mantle for 20 percent more grit, longer life, and brighter output, plus gas cooking ranges offered at a cost.
Price of Gas With Discount Off for Prompt Payment
A brief notice explains that gas prices include a discount for customers who pay promptly. The policy outlines the reduced rate available to those settling accounts by the due date, affecting cost comparisons for weekly fuel purchases.
Train Schedule Announcement for Lowell Route
On and after June 10, 190, all trains will depart Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7.11.23 am and 6.25 pm. Connections exist at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west, and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg for the Stonington line to New York City. The 5.25 pm train links with the Stonington line for the south and west. Sundays services include South Pignymes Mansfield Pawtucket Providence Way stations at 7.16 am. C Peter Clark General Superintendent, C Kendall General Passenger Agent.
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Fitchburg R. R
Boston and Maine Rail Schedule Corrections and Times
Boston and Maine timetable updates list corrected October 8 190. Train departures from Merrimack Street Lowell include multiple morning and afternoon times for Boston and other destinations with varied Sunday options. Middlesex Street Lowell departures show numerous times for Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter and Dover plus connections to Rochester Portland and Bangor among many others.
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