Steamer Waesland Sunk Off Holyhead After Collision
In fog off Holyhead, the American liner Waesland sank after colliding with the Harmondies. Twenty two, including a child, died. survivors were rescued and brought to Liverpool. The Harmonides, with a large hole in her bow, was towed to Liverpool.
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Waesland
Holyhead
London
Atfeld
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Harmonides
Pentin
Bara
Wales
International Navigation Company
American Line
Queenstown
Russia
G. Thompson
Glasgow
Irish Channel
Dangerfield
Elsie Emmett
General Hughes Testimony on Philippine War Roles
Gen Hughes testifies before Senate Philippine committee on Filipino force against Spanish lines in Manila. Patterson cites 1898 Spanish surrender and Merritt piece. Hughes argues it does not change his view. The discussion questions whether captured prisoners were Spanish soldiers and if Aguinaldo's army impacted U S forces.
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Washington
Hughes
Senate Philippine Committee
Patterson
Manila
Sen. Patterson
Gen. Merritt
Aguinaldo
U. S
Mr. Patterson
Gen. Hughes
Greene to Run Again for Congress Despite Opponent
Boston March 6 A Washington dispatch reports Congressman Greene will seek reelection despite David F. Slade of Fall River entering the race He notes he first took seat June 18 1898 and will not complete a fourth term before June 18 1902 confirming his two term plus timeline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
Journal From
Washington
Greene
Congress
David F. Slade
Fall River
Amanda E. Towed Into Newport After Gale Distress
The two masted schooner Amanda E., Captain Nelson, sighted distressed off Narragansett Pier during yesterday’s gale was towed to Newport today by revenue cutter Dexter after life savers requested assistance. Her voyage from Chatham to New London was disrupted by a shredded mainsail and severe buffeting, with signals of distress broadcast as no nearby tug or cutter appeared. The vessel anchored safely, then Dexter towed her to port by noon.
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Newport
R. I
Revenue
Dexter
Narragansett Pier
Amanda E
Nelson
Chatham
New London
Conn
Siberian revolt spreads through Siberia reported
A Daily News correspondent reports from Copenhagen that authentic Russian reports say the revolutionary movement is expanding toward serious proportions. Unrest reaches many parts of Siberia and Tomsk gubernatorial authorities ban citizen meetings in towns and villages as troubles are noted in multiple localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Copenhagen
Petersburg
Siberia
Tomsk
Four U S Battleships Reported Missing Near Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica March 6 Four United States warships off the north side of the island last night and disappeared this morning The ships identified as battleships Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts and Indiana sailed from Cienfuegos Cuba March for Colon Colombia
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Indiana
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Colon
Colombia
Presidential nominations sent to Senate from Navy
Washington March 6 the president today sent nominations to the Senate for the navy including commanders William Marshall and Lucien Young and Captain Henry B Mansfield A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Navy
William Marshall
Lucien Young
Henry B. Mansfield
Dense fog cripples UK traffic across the nation
Fog blankets the United Kingdom with London reporting unusually dense conditions for the night. The thick weather hampers road, rail, and air travel, affecting commuter movements and city operations.
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London
United Kingdom
Fraternal Groups Attend East Area Social and Meetings
A Lexington club dancing party at Centralville Odd Fellows hall featured about 75 couples with Kittredge’s orchestra. Woburn and Nashua groups held meetings and invited events, while Veterans' Protective League elected officers and Neptune lodge hosted a whist party with prizes for members and ladies.
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Lexington Club
J. H. Richardson
Centralville
Odd Fellows Hall
Kittredge
G. L. Hubbard
C. B. Wilson
Aids
M. D. Burns
C. H. Bond
D. C. Blanchard
T. R. Scott
M. L. Donley
Clough
Charles Woodbury
Norris
German steamer Alexandria to convoy Emperor yacht Meteor
The German steamer Alexandria of the Hamburg American line has been engaged to convoy the Emperor's yacht Meteor to Hamburg. Alexandria reached Philadelphia today and will meet the Meteor off Sandy Hook on March 11 before sailing for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Hamburg American Line
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Europe
Forum March number previews intercommerce reform debate
The March Forum opens with Walker D. Hines opposing Interstate Commerce Commission proposals. Truxtun Beale argues for Chinese exclusion, while Robert Hutcheson opposes it. Denby writes on ministerial duties to China. Long reviews Russian engineering feats, Ladd discusses true university functions, and Whiteley on reforming the consular service. Additional pieces cover employers' liability, German industrial corporations, Porto Rico merit system, primary elections, school consolidation, fire and forest reserves, and World’s Fairs education value.
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Walker D. Hines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Truxtun Beale
Robert Hutcheson
Charles Denby
China
R. E. C. Long
G. T. Ladd
Ambassadors of Trade
Rlea
J. U. Whiteley
Othr
United States
A. A. Bruce
W. Berdrow
Porto Rico
J. H. Hollander
Albert Watkins
C. E. Blake
C. 8. Newhall
W. Ordway Partridge
Table Talk aids daily meals with practical kitchen ideas
Philadelphia monthly Table Talk showcases the March issue with articles such as The Housewife's Day and What to Serve the Unexpected Guest. It includes Hints on Modifying the Arduousness of Sick Nursing by a trained nurse, a Chapter on Croquettes, and Housekeepers' Inquiry menus guiding monthly meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Outing exposes Klondike hunter and Far North sports features
Tappan Adney contributes to the March Outing on the Alaska Indian hunter and moose hunting with bow and arrow, enhanced by six illustrations. The issue includes Caspar Whitney’s world of sport review and a Dutch frontispiece by George Wharton Edwards. The Black Cat’s five short stories span themes of assignment, marriage, exchange, medicine, and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappan Adney
Klondyke
Caspar Whitney
George Wharton Edwards
The
Black Cat
Guy Wetmore Carryl
Frank E. Chase
Arthur Dakin Foster
David Bruce Fitzgerald
Edgar Welton Cooley
America’s First Painters and Other March Pieces
The March issue of the New England magazine presents Rufus Rockwell Wilson on America's first painters with illustrations from Copley Smibert West and Pratt Rev Edward P Pressey discusses Hoosac Tunnel tale Will M Clemens narrates growth of Standard Oil from small start to vast enterprise Henry C Lahee surveys A Century of Choral Singing in New England tracing chorus evolution from early singing schools and later trained groups
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The
New England
America
Rufus Rockwell Wilson
Copley
Smibert
West
Pratt
Hoosac Tunnel
Edward P. Pressey
Standard Oil Company
Will M. Clemens
Henry C. Lahee
Higginson rites inspire nature lovers at event
The Birds of New England drew interest and sympathy from readers and visitors, with the participation of Mr. A. Henry. The talk highlighted nature writing and local appreciation, celebrating environmental themes and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginson
New England
A. Henry
The Fi Fighters of New York in Broadway Magazine
Alfred T. Tyng leads a feature on The Fi Fighters of New York with sketches and photos. Other articles span American Girl and German Prince, Sara Bernhardt's Folly, Billy Gray USA, club life on 6000 dollars, child photography, plays seen in New York, and the new 12 million bridge to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Alfred T. Tyng
Sara Bernhardt
Billy Gray
Boston
Brooklyn
America
New D Appleton edition highlights United States presidents
A literary note on D Appleton & Co new edition The Presidents of the United States edited by General James Grant Wilson includes a McKinley Roosevelt sketches with contributions by Hay Schurz Porter and Phelps. It also previews upcoming spring fiction from Little Brown Doubleday and Appleton with Bram Stoker and Frances Charles among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Appleton & Co
United States
James Grant Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Owen Wister
John Hay
Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Zachary Taylor
Carl Schurz
Rutherford B. Hayes
Horace Porter
Grant
William Walter Phelps
Garfield
White House
Little, Brown & Company
Detroit
Pontiac
Mary Catherine Crowley
New France
Ch. Grunwald
Florence Brooks Whitehouse
Louisiana Purchase
Sheppard Stevens
Am the
Sword of Justice
A. Russell
Southwest
Frances Charles
Little, Brown & Co
Arizona
Deaths mark end of Bryants minstrel era in Brooklyn
Neil Bryant aged 72, long prominent in minstrelsy with brothers Daniel and Jerry, died in Brooklyn. Born Cornelius O'Brien, he helped inaugurate blackface shows touring worldwide before retiring in 1888 to a government post. Gen Julius Estey, Brattleboro Estey Organ Co. president, died of heart disease aged 57 after leading a major local industry since 1846 with about 500 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bryant
Brooklyn
Daniel
Jerry
Three Bryants
Bryant
Cornelius O'Brien
Julius 8. Estey
Estey Organ Co
Brattleboro
Washington
Gen. Estey
Jacob and
Desdemona Estey
Deaths and legacies of Chicago judge Wallace and others
Obituaries recall Judge Martin R. M. Wallace a Chicago pioneer and Civil War brevet brigadier general who refused a $75000 whiskey ring bribe and served as police magistrate and county judge. Also noted are George A. Howe a Waltham clerk and Civil War veteran, and John Daniell a New York dry goods merchant whose firm grew to 12 Broadway buildings in a multi generation family legacy.
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Martin R. M. Wallace
Chicago
Wallace
United States
Cook County
Grant
George A. Howe
Board of Overseers of the Poor of
Waltham
Chestnut Street
City Hall
Co. B
First Massachusetts
Watch Factory
Board of Overseers of the Poor
John Daniell
New York
James Beck
A. T. Stewart
England
Canada
D. O. Gibbs
Broadway
Canal Street
James Beck & Co
A. T. Stewart & Co
Eighth Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Fraternal Whist Tournament Held by Lowell Royal Arcanum
Fraternal Lowell council hosted a whist tournament at its Odd Fellows temple hall with twenty tables. Prizes awarded to Moody, Sherwood, Brown, Richardson, Butterfield, and Carter. Highland council held a third public meeting at Highland hall with entertainment by Henri Baril and G B Cutter. E B Maynard and F M Robitaille managed the event. notable visitors from several councils attended.
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Lowell Council
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows Temple
H. E. Moody
W. K. Sherwood
Fred C. Brown
E. J. Richardson
Eugene §. Butterfield
Herbert Carter
Highland Council
Highland Hall
D. R. Beckford
G. R
Dedham
Arcanum
Henri Baril
G. B. Cutter
E. B. Maynard
F. M. Robitaille
Hugh Walker
P. R
George McGuire
F. Meehan
J. J. Clain
Industry Council
P. R. Ruth
Orateor Campbell
North Billerica
A. H. Cluer
Centralville
Albert W. David
Big Bridge deal linked to Eads electric lines
Springfield March 7 The deal by E W Clark Co of Philadelphia to take the Eads bridge electric railway and the St Louis and Belleville line from East St Louis to Belleville along with Belleville electric roads and East St Louis terminal lines involves 4 million dollars for 126 miles of single track Clark Co will invest 1 million in improvements including power houses and equipment A notable feature is the one year lease on the passes bridge and widening of the east approach to ease traffic congestion
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Springfield
Ill
E. W. Clark & Co
Philadelphia
Eads Bridge Electric Railway
St. Louis and
Belleville Company
East St. Louis
Belleville
Terminal Association
Clark & Co
Andover Town Meeting and Local Events Report
Dean Hodges of Cambridge preached in Christchurch last Thursday evening. Sunday union service for no license held in town hall presided by Judge hor. Music selections by William Shaw Bernard M. Allen Father O Mahoney and Judge Poor. Edwin T. Brewster spoke to Natural History Society on New England topography with stereopticon views. Maude Cole piano recital at November club house with Grace Damon. Annual town meeting held Monday with officers largely unchanged. J B Frank Smith and Samuel H Bailey elected as selectmen, Playdon named tree warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hodges
Cambridge
Christchurch
Judge Hor
William Shaw
Bernard M. Allen
Father O'Mahoney
Judge Poor
Edwin T. Brewster
Natural History Society
Lawrence
New England
Maude Cole
Grace Damon
Boston
J. B. Frank Smith
W. G. Goldsmith
Samuel H. Bailey
John 8
Playdon
Carter
Town Burning in Nebraska Fire Destroys Four Buildings
A telephone special from Filley reports an entire side of the town ablaze in Omaha area calamity. Four structures have fallen with damage to Central Granery Co. of Lincoln and Searle and Chapin Lumber Co. yards. No fire protection exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Filley, Neb
Central Granery Co
Lincoln
Searle and Chapin Lumber Co
Transport Disabled After Storm For Warren
Private advices from Honolulu report the transport Warren, which sailed from San Francisco 17 days ago, partially disabled and undergoing repairs at Honolulu. Five days out from San Francisco she met a heavy storm in which her shaft was broken.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Warren
Wells man sent to hospital for insane after murder
In Rutland on March 6 the county court ordered Alexander Ikey of Wells committed to Watertown hospital for the insane after he killed his wife about a week earlier. Experts found him irresponsible for the act.
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Rutland, Vt
Alexander Ikey
Wells
Watertown Hospital
Ikey
Bears the Kind You Have Always Bought Signature
A fragment mentions a signature associated with a familiar phrase used in marketing and product labeling. The readable text hints at branding or authenticity but lacks full context or identifiable entities. The note remains ambiguous without additional surrounding details.
Scotch Flannels for Spring Waistings Styles
For early spring wear a thin waist without a jacket. Fine Scotch flannels in pretty new styles and colors arrive, washable fast color and unshrinkable. Price 37% cents per yard. Flannel counter base Mant SEITEN A G POLLARD O.
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British and South American Steam Navigation Company
Houston Line
River Plate
Newcastle
Philippine Committee
Congressman Greene
Siberian
James A. Garfield
W. R.C
Caroline E. Noyes
Burbank
W.R. C. No.4
Woburn
Wattanonock Tribe
Nashua
Veterans’ Protective League
Hall
Geo. T. Woodward
C. Smiley
A. S. Gilman
A. A. Melvin
W. C. Piper
W. H. Maloy
Andrew Liddell
Thos. Kerwin
Albert Pinder
Meteor
the Forum
Broadway Magazine
Allen French
Ale
French
Concord
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard College
David Harum
Appletons
Doubleday, Page & Co
Bram Stoker
Crowley
Ottawa
Kate Bonnet
Frank Stockton
Andover
Scabstoria
Ignature
Merrimack St
Seiten
A. G, Pollard
Lowell Steam
Weed Street
George H. Maddocks
Cook, Taylor & CO
Central Street
Cardinal
Royal
Ladies
Kimonas
Tremont Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Cheridah Simpson
Tremont
Keith’s Theatre
Keith
Capt. Woodward
Shea
Chas. T. Warren
Smith and Doreto
Craigs
Howard and
Linder
Bell Trio
Deont
Biograph
Prince Henry
Germany
Fadette Ladies’ Orchestra
Caroline 4
Nichols
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