Funeral Plans For Col. Fred Bogan In Charlestown
Charlestown mourns Colonel Frederick Bogan of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers. A special city council meeting and military funeral arrangements are set as corps of cadets and Fifth Regiment escort the body to St Catherine's Church. Dr Duff blames starvation and neglect for his death amid war service hardships.
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Princeton Street
Charlestown
Fred B. Bogan
Massachusetts Volunteers
Dalton
St. Catherine’s Church
Company 20
Ninth Regiment
Whitney
Fifth
First Corps of Cadets
Edmonds
Malden
Locke
Oakes
East Newton Street
Frederick B. Bogan
Bogan
Josiah Quincy
Thomas A. Mullen
Galvin
Colonel Bogan
Mullen
John L. Kelly
Jackson
Dore
Board of Street Commissioners
John J. Murphy
Board of Assessors
Sergt. Bogan
Fitzgerald
Washington
Manassas
Wolcott
Corbin
Fred L. Bogan
Fred C. Ward
Boston
Cuba
Waa
Grady
Santiago
Dr. Duff
Colonel Bogan Remembered As Loyal Soldier And Local Leader
Adjutant-General Dalton mourns Colonel Bogan as a patriotic, beloved public figure. City Hall colleagues praise his gallantry and kindness, recalling 12 to 20 years of service and his deep concern for troops. City officials call his death a severe, personal loss to Charlestown and its departments.
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Dalton
Colonel Bogan
State House
City Hall
Ellis
Streets Kelly
Agent Smith
Street Department
Alderman Lott
Alderman Presho
Charlestown
One of Many Murders From Santiago to Boston
The Ninth Regiment commander Colonel Bogan endured extreme weakness from the Santiago campaign to Boston. He was transported on the Iroquois and arrived in New York in a near collapse, suffering from neglect by the commissary department.
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Derry
John KE. Anderson
Boston
Bay State
Bogan
War Department
Duff
Alger
Santiago
New York
City
Money to Loan at Per Cent for Mortgages or Real Estate
Loan offers appear for mortgages or real estate in the nearby area. Terms suggest monthly payments and repayment options with varying interest rates. Contact Washington address for details on funding, commissions, and eligibility.
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Prince L
Washingtos
First Regiment Sends Sympathy Over Death of Colonel Bogan
A telegraph from Colonel Charles Pfaff of the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery conveys deep sympathy on the death of their comrade Colonel Fred B. Bogan. The message is signed Charles Pfaff Colonel.
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Charles Pfaff
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
First Heavy Artillery
Fred B. Bogan
Receiver Sought for Equitable Accident Insurance of Boston
Petition filed in Supreme Court requests appointment of a receiver and an injunction to halt further business. Reported liabilities total about 14 748 with assets around 600. Notices issued for officials to appear and show cause. By laws set a 1000 membership fee, with possible waiver by directors. Examiner questions payments by incorporators. Original 500 applications and policies exist but little paid for years. total 647 policies active with voting irregularities and dummy members. Officials allegedly used expense receipts to fund salaries, diverting funds every quarter and every fifteen months. Membership figures show distortion with 726 deductions and dummy members, leaving real membership around 721.
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Supreme Court
Equitable Accident Insurance Company of Boston
Cmpany
A. S. Esty
G. W. Chandler
H. L. Lovejoy
Esty
Death of Mrs M C F Wilson South Boston Elderly Resident
Mrs M C F Wilson 86 of 147 M Street South Boston died Monday after a prolonged illness. Widow of Hervey Wilson and mother of the late Dr A H Wilson she came from Worcester about two years ago. Adventist, she leaves son Edgar R Wilson and five grandchildren. Funeral at her home tomorrow at 2 PM.
Bankrupt Hooley III facing examination over bribery claims
London Aug 9 The official receiver seeks an order for the examination of Ernest Terah Hooley the bankrupt and Earl de la Warr and Messrs Broadley Rucker and Bradshaw in a bribery investigation. Hooley is ill and may be unable to testify soon.
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London
Ernest Terah Hooley
Dorchester Barber War Ends With McCahale Discharge
In Dorchester a dispute between union and non-union barbers led to Michael McCahale of Field's Corner being booked for unlawfully posting signs. Judge Reed discharged him after police testimony failed to clearly read the sign, ending a clash that stirred local shops and patrons.
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Dorchester District
Dorchester
Michael McCahale
Field’s Corner
Reed
Joseph F. O'Connell
McCahale
O’connell
Boston Marine Society OKs Funds to 83 Beneficiaries
The quarterly meeting of the Boston Marine Society with thirty members present voted to grant 3255 dollars from society funds to eighty three beneficiaries. Alfred Doane was elected a trustee.
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Boston Marine Society
Alfred Doane
Britain In China Trade Promises Discussed In Commons
In London Aug 9 the parliamentary secretary for the foreign office said China thanked Britain for pledging support against aggression and allowing British subjects to aid public works. Germany denied exclusive privileges in China and asserted it would offer foreign help only if China first invited Germany. The report also notes trade shipments, tug operations, and naval provisioning along the East Coast.
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London
House of Commons
Foreign Office
George N. Curzon
Pekin
Great Britain
China
Beresford to China on trade mission from chambers
The Associated Chambers of Commerce commission Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford to China to study prospects for British commerce and to report on government guarantees for existing and planned investments. He will be away for several months.
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Beresford
China
London
England
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Lord Charles Beresford
City of York
Lord Beresford
Lord Salisbury
Charles Beresford
Immigrant Detained as Scand iavian Departs Mystic Wharf
Immigration officers watched the Allan Line steamer Scand iav ian sail to Glasgow yesterday with an undesirable immigrant, Daniel Ferguson from Lawrence Massachusetts, who has trachoma and was steered away from the vessel under Inspector Dolan. Also in port, My Gypsy hosted guests of banker Thomas W Lawson, while clipper Massasoit and Juniata prepared for fishing trips at Long Wharf. A carrier pigeon with a leg band tied to James A Bailey's birds attracted attention aboard the Frank Foster. A nine-vessel fishing fleet arrived at Long Wharf with 160000 pounds of fish and haddock pricing listed.
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Uban
Porto Rico
Pi Young
Walter Normine
Lewis
Nellie
Ayars
New Jersey
Haley & Appleton
Union Towboat Company
Clara
Clarita
Bloucester
Philadelphia
L. C. Trott
Opace
Bantult
Ted
Gloucester
Halrigerath
Tillid
Manning
Newfoundland
Yoast
Louisburg
C. B
St. John's
N. F
Henri N. Woods
Peddock’s Island
Rainsford Island
John Marshall
Fannie Lenox
Jonathan Chase
Peter B. Bradley
Boston
Ralph Chatto
Eddie
John C. Morrison
Lockwood's
John Ford
Samuel Little
Charles A. Silliman
Salem Willows
Beverly
Baker’s Island
Alabama
Long Wharf
Bluefields
Nic
Baltimore
United States
Central America
London
Furness
Parker
New York
Wilson-Furness-Leyland
Atlantic Transport Company
Landsman
Allan Line
Mystic Wharf
Glasgow
Danieel Ferguson
Lawrence
Mass
Dolan
Immigration Force
Ferguson
Captain Castaway
Random
Thomas W. Lawson
State Street
Drexel
South Boston
Samuel Rich
Tom McManus
Jim Reid
South Channel
Charles Foster
Provincetown
Frank Foster
T Wharf
E.S.E
Boston Light
Working Boys Band Makes Boston Debut Parade Night
Boys from Newton's Working Boys Home form a 35 piece brass band under Father Ford. They rehearse a year for their first Boston appearance with the St James Total Abstinence Society. Field day is Aug 26 and the band will tour the city Friday night to advertise the event.
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Working Boys’ Home
Newton
Bennet Street
Father Ford
Working Boys
Boston
St. James
Socialist Meeting Adopts New Organization Plan
A meeting at 99 Warren Avenue yesterday formed a new organizational framework for the Socialist movement and appointed a committee to report on immediate work. The next gathering at the same address is set for Sunday Aug 14 at 8 pm and open to all sympathizers.
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Warren Avenue
Dining Guide Promises Evening Meals and Music
The Model Chop House of New England offers regular dinners with wine for $12. Orage’s Orchestra performs from 6:30 to 1. Other spots include Hayward Place and Harrison Ave extensions with ad hoc table d hote dinners and imported German beer.
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New England
Court Stree
Howard
Harrison Ave
Hayward
Hayward Pl
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