Judson Centenary Celebrated in Malden with Clergy
The Malden centennial of Abouram Judson’s birth drew distinguished Baptist pastors and lay leaders from New England to First Baptist Church. The program included hymns, readings, and sermons on Judson’s life, duty, and mission, with reflections by Dr. Edward Judson and others. A memorial church fund was urged, and visitors toured Judson’s birthplace house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maupen
First Baptist Church
Dr. Judson
Burmah
Judson
A. P. Mason
Evergreen
America
Lyman Jewett
D.D
India
Needham
F. Smith
A. P. Peabody
Cambridge
H.S. Washburn
Boston
A. G. Lawson
E. O. Stevens
Mandalay
Edward Judson
Nw York
Adoniram Judson
Mr. Merriam
Missionary Magazine
Burrage
Zion’s Herald
Portland
Alvah S. Hovey
J.D
Newton Theological Seminary
Olmstad
Howard Grosse
The
New York
Stahkerte
George ._F. Warren
New Jersey
5. W. Foljambe
Woonsocket
R. I
D. W. Faunce
Washington
Sherian
Winchester
Earth
J. N. Murdock
Congregational Board of Missions
Harvard University
Dr. Judsop
Hackett
Baptist Missions
Wayland
St. Paul
Ting
Judson Memorial
Upper Burmah
Baptist S of North America
A. R. Turner, Jr
Abbie A. Judson
Henry Hatl Judson
Holden
First Heavy Artillery Holds 20th Reunion at the Willows
The twentieth annual reunion of the First Heavy Artillery Association met at the Willows with large attendance. Officers were elected including President William Holmes of Lawrence and secretary W. H. Gwinn of Beverly. Death notices were read for several members. A monument for Frank A. Rolfe’s grave was discussed as the executive committee planned resolutions for General Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Rolfe
St. Marie’s Height
Edward A. Bridge
Lynn
John Hancock
Salem
David Dana
Lawrence
James W. Goss
Ipswich
H. Blanchard
James . Ellery
Natick
Joseph K. Hopkins
Peabody
Robert Teague
Andrew F. Curtis
Charles
Committee On
the Willows
Cogswell
Peach
Samuel K Fowler
Army Orders On Iowa National Guard Encampments
Washington Aug 9 Colonel Frank Wheaton ordered to visit the Fifth and Sixth Regiments Iowa National Guard encampments on Aug 20 and 28 Captain John B Babcock to visit the First Second Third and Fourth Regiments with dates and locations Cedar Rapids Burlington Grinnell and a designated place First Lieutenant John Carland granted leave extension to Sept 30 due to sickness
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Washington
Frank Wheaton
Second Infantry
Iowa National Guard
John B. Babcock
Fifth Cavalry
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Grinnell
John Carland
Sixth Infantry
No note in America more celebrated for its cuisine than Revere House
A fragment notes that in America no other dining place is more widely celebrated for its cuisine than the Revere House, implying its esteemed status among eateries. The remark contrasts American dining prestige with the Revere House’s reputed culinary standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Revere House
Sorrento Hosts Grand Reception For Mrs Whitney At Ber Harbor
Sorrento bar Harspur Aug 9. A grand reception was given by Messrs A Guernee of New York and Charles T How of Boston in honor of Mrs Secretary Whitney. The secretary unable to attend due to General Sheridan's funeral. Attendees included Mrs Whitney Mrs Eugene Hale C A Muan How Guernee McAlvery Achenbach W G Scott B Le Grand Cannon H Manson Jones Gordon Prince and the Misses Turner Hunt Guernee and Lawrence. Numerous land purchases were reported at Sorrento and many dignitaries visited the Louisburg Hotel and Malvern. The Channing Chapel at Winter Harbor will be dedicated Aug 22 and a survey of Winter Harbor Water Works was completed by Ernest Bowditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harspur
W. C. Whitney
Eugene Hale
C. A. Muan
Messrs. How
Guernee
McAlvery
Achenbach
W. G. Scott
B. le Grand Cannon
H. Manson Jones
Gordon Prince
Turner
Hunt
The
New York Mercury
Louisburg Hotel
M. W. Rice
W. Bi. Newell
Cheever
Loston
James E. Martin
Williams Baylis
New York
James F. Rhoades
Cleveland
H. V. Rowe
England
J. T. Small
Toronto
J. R. McDonald
Beaufort
S.C
Eustis
Boston
Louisburg
E. Jones
Albany
N. Y
C. Nichols Beech
Malvern
Henry Kirke Porter
Pittsburg
Penn
O'Reilly
Daniel Lamont
Sorrento
J. Bonsall Taylor
Philadelphia
Rodick
Charles Avery Doremus
Channing Chapel
Winter Harbor
F. G. Peabody
D.D
Cambridge
Ernest Bowditch
Winter Harbor Land Company
Franklin Steele
Washington
Austin Addison
Rockburne
Woodbury Street
Bertha ‘Lownsend
America
Lawrence Lownsend
Khiyon
Albert Avenue
Mossley Hall
Pendleton
Hornet
Newport
John G. Moore
Alison Godfrey
West End
J. B. Aiken
A. A. Adams
F. T. Brooks
E.S. Badger
J. M
J. Arthur Beebe
Dodge
E. Pierson Beebe
Charles van Brunt
Massachusetts
C. F. Thayer
Grace Thayer
Charles Amory
Agnes Walker
Joseph Walker
A. C. Field
Worcester
C. H. Coffin
Newburyport
S. J. Acton
Acton
Salem
Benjamin C. Wifflin
Pittsfield
Hollis Hunnewell
Hunnewell
Wellesley
Mass
Richardson
Kebb Street
Julia Bryant
William Cullen Bryant
Whitney
Oak Point
Ocean Avenue
Bay
Benet
Bar Harbor
J. Kearney Warren
Charles Bispham
Hotel Beacon
Inspectors of Factories Visit Lowell Delegation
Delegates to the second annual convention of factory inspectors toured Lowell led by Chief Rufus R. Wade and State Inspector White. Twenty seven guests from several states viewed mills at Lawrence Manufacturing and Lowell Manufacturing Company, enjoyed a luncheon at Merrimac House, and departed on the 2:15 train to Boston after an afternoon they cut short due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Rufus R. Wade
White
John Feany
George Schaubert
Hiram Blanchard
Francis Coe
New York
L. de Belli
Ke Callan
G. P. Hall
John Darcey
New Jersey
Henry Dorr
William Z. McDonald
John Ellis
Ohio
L. R. Campbell
Maine
J. B Bowditch
John H. Davis
Rhode Island
Joseph. M. Dyson
Joseph A. Moore
E. R. White
J. H. L., Coon
G. C. Hunt
W. S. Buxton
J. H. Chadwick
Captain Pope
L. Mullen
A. J. Cheney
H. A. Dexter
E. M. Brown
Massachusetts
Charles D. Palmer
Wade
Lawrence Manufacturin Company
John Kilburn
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Lyon
Brussels
Ingrain
Leavin
Merrimac House
Boston
All Home Clubs Win The Game at South End Grounds
The South End grounds saw home clubs win every game yesterday amid a storm of applause. Boston performed strongly with Higgins debuting as second baseman delivering nine put-outs three assists and no errors. The Phillies and Detroit battering rosters had a tense clash with Detroit pulling ahead in the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
South End
Bostoms
Higgins
Little Conway
Melly
Brown
Nash
Bostons
Bassett
Himes
Hornung
Wise
Jackett
Morrillo
Glasscock
Sam
Conway
Seery
Johnston
Buckley
Kelly
Kel
Healy
Lafe
Hines
Morrill
Pein
Voney
McGeachy
Are
Myers
Boston
Diphtheria Outbreak in Everett Prompts Health Warnings
Diphtheria cases rise in Everett with malignant strains. Two deaths followed delays in recognizing diphtheria after tonsillitis treatment on Cleveland avenue. The health board ordered fumigation for 38 houses and notes one death daily this month. Investigations traced origin to Cleveland avenue with faulty drain pipes allowing sewer gas into multi family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Cleveland Avenue
Board of Health
Revie
Missing Girl Found in Albany Case Resolved
A young woman sought police aid in Albany for a ride home to Boston and identified as Mary Pray, but was thought to be missing Gertrude Whitney. Boston investigators confirmed her true name as Mary Pray, daughter of James M. Pray of Dorchester. Mr Pray departed for Albany to return her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Boston
Mary Pray
Gertrude Whitney
James M. Pray
Wesley Avenue
Dorchester
New Yorks Edge Pirates In Sloppy Baseball Match
A game featuring New Yorks and Pittsburghs ends with New Yorks taking a 6 to 3 victory amid miscues. Key players include Tiernan and Kuuehne with notable base hits and mixed fielding errors by both teams. Umpire Kelly presided as the time of the matchup ran long with earned runs tallying for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
Detroits
A. R
R. Wood
Uanion
Mulvey
Ganzel
Clements
Beunect
Lrwin
Sutcliffe
Getzein
Deivoleg
Gan
Washingtons
Heelpo
A. J. Biro
A. E. Hoy
Oj Ryan
Wilmot
V'nHal
Myers
Duffy
The
O’brien
O Pfeffer
Donnelly
Willum
Fuller
OjBurns
Arundel
OL Daly
O'Day
Baldwin
Chicagos
Diffy
Ryan
Feffer
Daly
Oliver
O'livien
van Huiven
Williamson
Nalingtons
Cileagos
Dubie
Willamson
Pieter
Aason
New York
New Yorks
Galvin
Pittsburgh
Giants
Pittsburgs
A. Ee Ward
Miennany
Rich
Miler
Nieman
Coleman
Connor
UY OO Beckity
O'Rourke
Dunlap
Ewing
Dalein
Sek Whitney
Kuehne
Oj Smith
Ee Welch
Kuuehne
Ward
Tiernan
Shoe Fraternity Beats Travellers in Ninth Inning rout
The Union grounds saw the Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity defeat the Boot and Shoe Travellers League 32 to 1 in the second game of the pennant series. Battery work was strong for the Fraternity as these clubs prepare for the deciding clash next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grounds
Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity
Boot and Shoe Travellers
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Fraternity
Boston Leather Associates
Atlantic s Halifax beats St Stephen s Total Abstinence
The Atlantas of Halifax defeated the St. Stephen's Total Abstinence nine 10 to 4 in Halifax Nova Scotia on August 9. The game featured strong Halifax hitting and solid pitching, securing a comfortable win for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Specral
Atlantas
St. Stephen’s
Manchester Lowells Triumph in Sloppy Game at Aug. 9
Manchester defeats Lowell 15 to 4 as fielding miscues and early rallies decide the contest. Billy Meade, a Lowell native, starts for Manchester with key plays by Staltz, Meade, Campana and Carney. Attendance 600. Earlier, Worcester’s Portsmouth game was postponed due to threatened rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lowell
Lowe
Lowells
Billy Meade
Staltz
Meade
Campana
Carney
Manchestera
Lowelly
Oc. Cesceee
Worcester
Portsmouth
Two Players Signed by Boston Club in Morning
President Soden signed M. P. Hines and William H. Higgins for the Boston Baseball Club yesterday morning. Hines, a prior Boston catcher who helped win the 1883 title, had a mixed 1884 season and moved to the Southern League and minor leagues, last with Salem. Higgins, who rejoined Boston in 1887, was released due to a lack of room. Directors also notify O Rourke and Klusman of release. Klusman for arm defect and O Rourke for unsatisfactory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soden
Boston Baseball Club
M. P. Hines
William H. Higgins
Hines
Boston
Salem Club
Higgins
Bostons
O'Rourke
Klusman
Races at Beacon Park Draw Big Crowd in Warm Afternoon
About 2000 spectators watched two heats at Beacon Park as the 2:34 and 2:24 classes ran for $300 purses. Thorndella and D. A. T. each claimed multiple heat wins with D. A. T. securing overall first money. Ernest Maltravers led the 2:24 class by taking the last three heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Pearl Richardson
Thorndella
Fred Reynolds
B. Gd
A. Poeees
Sake Eats
J. H. Richardson
J. M. Galvin
Br. m. Los
Charles Yapp
D. G Gratz Oo
J. Shilinglaw
Frank Rector
Bay Mare
R. K. Simmons
del Monte
Dock” Bowen
Roberson
Haverhil
Katie R
E. W. Wood
Easthampton
Wellington
M. Galvin
Medford
Savasseth Ge Wentworth Nate Brizgs
Palatine Bridge
N. Y
Victor Prince Nate Briggs
Princess Davies Golden
Harebel
George W. Leavitt
M. Wilkes
J. Bowen
Issack Shan Ek
F. Wilson
Manchester
N. H
Ch. m. Sadies Woodard
P. Drake
Glenarm
James Golden
B. G. Ernest Maltravers
Pea
K. Ff
Simmons
Br. G. del Monte
C. P. Drake
Bog Glenarm
Joan Gibbe
B.m
George H. Hicks
Allston
B. G. Aristomont Co
Nen
Rochester
N. WH
de Wildatt
Thomas Bradley
Goshen
Buzzard Thomas Bradley
Preston William Coville
Schenectady
Cho
Dura
William Coville
N. Y.b
Turner Joseph Spear
New York
B. G. Volun
Prince C.F. Dana
Shaghticoke
B. m
Daisy J. Hi. Woodruff
Marsh
Great Falls
N.H
G. C.C
K. J
Lyln
F. Gass
Springfield
Wolstone
Wallingford & Gioos
Boston
Bik
M. Josie
Wiggin
Claudia J. H. Richardson
Bos On
B. m. Lulu Higgins J HH
Richardson
Thorndale
N. A. Riley
Lyn
William Edson
South Boston
David Wilkes
John Trout
G. Everett
G. A. Woollard
Sancho H. Woodrat
Allaton
C. G. Hector van K. I
Huss
Annie Knowlton
Baas
Larry Loy
A.J. Libby
Nellie O. Janes Golden
B. m. Wilabriar
M.T. Downing
B. G. Champion
John L. G. H. Hicks
Ailsted
Bert Wallingford & Gibbs
B. In, Sontag
Changes at Boston College under Rev. Campbell S.J.
The Very Rev. Thomas J. Campbell S.J. announces staff reassignments at Boston College. Several priests are moved to St Francis Xavier’s New York, Woodstock Md, and Philadelphia. scholastics shift to Woodstock Fordham and St Francis Xavier’s. a small group remains at the college. New arrivals include J H Sandaal from Baltimore and several scholastics from Frederick and Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Campbell
S.J
New York-Maryland
Boston College
Robert Fulton
Charlier
Halpin
O'Neill
Dampieri
Dolan
Scholastics
Condon
Mulroy
J. H. Sandaal
St. Ignatius’ Church
Baltimore
W. J. Sumner
D.C. Daly
O'Brien
Frederick, Md
Messrs. Hill
Holy Cross
Worcester
Gaston
Woodstock
Ryan
J. O’connor
St. Francis Xavier's
New York
Three More Q Arrests In Chicago Riot Case
Chicago, Aug. 9. Frank Armstrong Charles Mack and James Martin were arrested this morning charged with complicity in the riot at Western avenue a month ago. A Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad engine was partly destroyed. Other arrests are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Armstrong
Charles Mack
James Martin
Western Avenue
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Thieves Arrested After Stolen $40 From Worcester Room
Two men named William Yeomans and Robert Condon were arrested after entering No 2 Bowdoin square, staying an hour, and stealing $40 from the room of Edgar L Worcester. Other items include construction on Eagle Hill by East Boston Land Company, a $50,000 bond filed by Revere Street Railway, warm theater attendance, and harbor licenses granted to tar and pipe projects in Clark's Cove and Gloucester Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square
Edgar L. Worcester
William Yeomans
Robert Condon
East Boston Land Company
Eagle Hill
Wood Island Park
Supreme Judicial Court
Revere Street Railway Company
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Company
Boston Theatre
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Howland Mills Company
Clark’s Cove
New Bedford
James G. Tarr & Bro
Tidewater
Gloucester Harbor
Gloucester
Massachusetts Odd Fellows hold semiannual Grand Lodge session
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at Odd Fellows Hall with over 500 in attendance. Officers were elected and installed, including G M A S Pinkerton and other leaders. A gold watch was presented to Grand Master Taber by district deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George W. Hayden
Taber
Z. Cushman
Boston
Rebekah
George B. Cole
Odd Fellowship
Julius L. Clarke
Grand Trustees
Grand Lodge
Milford
Pepperell
Rockland
Odd Fellows Home
G. M
A. 5. Pinkerton
E. H. Kavanagh
G. W
H. Denver
J.M. Garland
G.S
C. D. Cole
G.L
J. L. Clarke
G. Rep
R. W. Taber
C. Hayden
J.J. Whipple
Odd Fellows’ Home
Real estate sales show unusual activity this season
The Boston market reports major deals including the Herald building lease at $18,000 yearly and the State Street Exchange transfer for 1.75 million. Numerous city sales list properties on Broad Street, Marlboro Street, Commonwealth Avenue, Huntington Avenue, and Lowell Street. Several builders report new projects on Boylston, Cambridge, and St James avenues with multiple parcels and houses changing hands in Roxbury and West Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Boston Herald Company
State Street Exchange
Ue Wells Et al
State Street Exchange Corporation
Samuel B. Pierce
A. F. Sise
Broad Street
Crab Alley
George 5. Cushing
Marlboro Street
Dartmouth
Exeter
H. G. Coburn
B. W. Crowninshield
Commonwealth Avenue
Peter Graffan
George F. Wayland
F. Pope
Huntington, Avenue
Huntington
A.D. Collin
J. R. Murphy
Paul and
Albion Streets
Albion Street
Paul Street
Henry R. Plimpton
Dover
Albany Streets
B. R. Newhall
Thomas Hall
Leverett Street
Sitelson
Michael Collins
Lowell Street
J. Lewis Et al
L. Lewis
Robert McIntire
Sheafe Street
I. Watchmaker
Anna J. Grant
North Street
V. Santosnosso
C. A. Noyes & Co
W. B. Wesselhoeit
Boylston Street
Brck
N. Rock
E. A. Holan
Lyde Park Avenue
M. * Burns
Crescent Street
Cambridge Street
T. Raynor
Emma L. Young
Ashmont Street
Roxbury
West Roxbur
Benjamin C. Clark
Pearson Cordage Company
Kemble Street
Norfolk Avenue
Christiana Gunn
A. A. Heyl
Chestnut Avenue
J. F. Supple
Hawthorne Street
BE. R. Domansky
Wiliam O. Noble
Linwood Square
Charles Mitchell
Bids Received for New Fire Boat Contract
Fire commissioners review bids from Atlantic Works East Boston for hull engines and boilers 38000 plus 24900, John M Brooks East Boston 50600 for hull and equipment, Clapp Jones Hudson for pumps 94.75, Arthur Story for hull and equipment 16500, Manning Jr Co Cleveland 9300 for amps, Ehnes Chicago engine and machinery 16000 pumps 9000, La France Elmira for pumps 10000 and 12000, Mekie East Boston hull and equipment 17800. Appropriation cap is 45000, lowest feasible bid 47000, bids awaiting advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Commissioners
Atlantic Works
East Boston
Hull
John M. Brooks
Clapp. & Jones
Marine Manfacturing Company
Hudson, N. Y
Arthur Story
William Mekie
East
Boston
Portland man James Kiley arrested after horse theft spree
James P. Kiley, 31, claiming Portland ties, was arrested in the North End after a pattern of thefts. Police say he stole a horse and buggy from K. V P. Taber and drove to Lawrence, then broke into a nearby house and took clothing before selling items in the city. The horse and buggy were recovered in Cambridge. A prior theft of a team from Charles Woodbury and overdriving the horse is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Kiley
Portland
North End
Kiley
K. V P. Taber
Beverly Street
Lawrence
Cambridge
Riley
Charles Woodbury
Beacon Street
Numerous Names Listed Across North American and European Travelers
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and families with their home cities or origins, including Brunswick, New York, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, California, Philadelphia, Montreal, Brooklyn, and London. It appears to catalog guests or passersby at a hotel or event, with many entries showing paired or family names and places. Some entries mention en route movements to Bar Harbor or New Haven, and a few military or official designations appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Edward Robinson
Crowell
New York
Darlington
Pittsburg
Penn
Chicago
Adler
Memphis
P. J le Boeuf
Albany
Adams
D. W. Hamilton
Columbus
Luther Martin
Philadelphia
Walter Boherey
Manchester
Eng
A. A. Wilson
Washington
Miller
John 5. Cunningham
U.S.N
Musical gathering at Ocean House features notable musicians
The Ocean House on Mermaid Avenue hosted an attentive crowd of guests and neighbors for a musicale last evening. Several excellent vocal and instrumental musicians performed, with special mention for Harry Albin Power formerly the organist at St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean House
Mermaid Avenue
Ocean Spray
Harry
Albin Power
Power
St. Paul’s Episcopalian Church
Boston
Assault on Colonel Flower in Boston Robbery Attempt
Colonel Flower of the English army and his wife, travelling through the country, arrived in Boston from Saratoga and lodged at the United States Hotel. That night about nine he was attacked on Beach street by two men trying to steal his watch and money. He was struck in the head, cried for help, and the assailants fled. The colonel reported the incident at Station 4 and helped pursue the suspect, who was arrested and identified by the colonel, but station officers refused to aid and discharged him. Last night charges were filed against the sergeant and captain for neglect of duty and ungentlemanly conduct toward the colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Boston
Judson
Alvah &. Hovey
Newton Theological Seminary
Edward Judson
New York
Burmah
Isle
France
Jesus
Dr. Judson
Stonewall Jackson
Second ‘Bull Run
Lewis
J. Nelson Lewis
J. H. Parker
E. 8. Converse
Jesse Cudworth
Charles Watts
David Hutchins
G. C. Currier
E. F. Bickford
Arthur Leonard
C. C. Converse
Flower
Saratoga
United States
Beach Street
Municipal Court Docket Aug 8 Courthouse Roundup
In Boston area courts, Frank Snow L E Fuller and George McCuller face $500 bail for a fare game on 42 Howard Street. Fred James and Alfred Wilson held on $200 for gambling-implements present. Yeo man and Condon’s larceny case continued. Anderson held $300 for watch theft. McCormick held $500 for embezzling carpets from West End Instalment Co with trial set Aug 16. Nevens testifies as Kentucky teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
C. J
Adams
Frank Snow
L. E. Fuller
George McCuller
Howard Street
Grand
Fred James
Alfred Wilson
H. Nevens
Kentucky
William Yeoman
Robert Condon
Edgar L. Worcester
Bowdoin Square
Frank Anderson
B. Short
Bowdoin Street
Superior Court
Charlestown
James McCormick
West End
Kearsarge Veterans Association Opens Membership
The Kearsarge Veterans Association clarifies that any navy member from the war may join, not only crew members. At last night’s meeting seven new members were initiated, expanding the group beyond original crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearsarge
Kearsarge Veterans’ Association
Kearsarge Veterans
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