Signing Of It Delayed By Translating And Cabling
The negotiations toward peace advance as Secretary Day and M. Cambon agree on a protocol to guide future talks. A delay of 24 to 48 hours is expected before signatures bind the United States and Spain. Naval officers urge a firm pledge for peace, including control points such as Morro Castle. Day is to head a peace commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Day
Peace Commission
Woodford and
Eustis
Washington
Deal- Mg
United States
Spain
United Sates
M. Cambon
Morro Castle
Havana Harbor
White House
Liniment Cure Captivates Readers With Noted Claims
A period ad touts a liniment with internal and external uses priced at 25 cents per bottle. The piece then shifts to a political column on postwar diplomacy, praising Eustis as a potential peace commissioner and detailing Navy plans to retire monitors, promote officers, and bolster General Merritt’s forces in the Philippines.
Madrid protocol work delays peace treaty drafting
The discussion outlines the careful drafting of two protocol copies in English and French after diplomatic clarifications between Assistant Secretary Adee and the French embassy. It notes the time and cipher labor needed to preserve the essential character of both copies and confirms Secretary Day will head the U S commission to draft the treaty of peace, with other names uncertain though Sr. Woodford is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Eustis
France
Adee
Te Department
Thiebaut
Secretary Day
Sr. Woodford
Spain
American Flag Raised Over Coamo After Brief Capture
U S forces capture Coamo Porto Rico in under four hours. Seven Americans wounded and twenty Spaniards killed. Captain Breckenridge Lieutenant Titus and Major Lancaster led troops with Hulings and Anderson units. Two hundred Spaniards taken as prisoners as town surrenders after Spanish officers fall in fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coamo
Porto Rico
Lancaster
Anderson
Brooklyn
Clayton
Coomo
Hulings
Breckenridge
Titus
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Vellesia
Remembrance in Boston for Colonel Bogan and son
Charles Bogan hastens from Manassas to pay last homage to his father Colonel Frederick Bogan while Boston city officials honor the late public buildings head. Resolutions condemn the loss, order funeral attendance, and close municipal buildings for the service. Governor Wolcott plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Bogan
Charles Bogan
Manassas
Board of Aldermen
Galvin
Meyer
Presho
City Council of
Boston
Frederick B. Bean
Mssachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Macais Claims A Victory In Puerto Rico Action
An official despatch from San Juan de Porto Rico reports American forces from Guanemo attacking Guamani heights. A guerilla force under Major Cervera held the line for an hour until repelling the enemy. No American casualties. enemy losses unknown. The village of Gamao was attacked by a Wiwe superior force and abandoned as troops retreat.
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Madrid
San Juan de Porto Rico
Guanemo
Guamani
Cervera
Gamao
Immune Regiment Delayed Sail to Santiago
The Third Regiment of Immunes under Colonel Ray is at Savannah awaiting departure for Santiago. A transport machinery breakage has postponed the expedition, delaying plans to sail early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Immunes
Ray
Savannah
Santiago
Hibernians Honor Dead Officers From Massachusetts
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Massachusetts held a meeting in South Framingham to honor Colonel Bogan Major Grady and Major O Connor of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers. State officers pledged resolutions and planned attendance at the funerals with floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Massachusetts
South Framingham
Bogan
Grady
O’connor
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Edward J. Slattery
Roger F. Scannell
Boston
Patrick F. Cannon
Martin J. Roche
Charlestown
Montgomery Light Guard to Meet Over Officer Deaths
Colonel Thomas F. Doherty schedules a Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association gathering at the American House this evening. The group will attend Colonel Bogan's funeral, arrange to receive Major Grady's body in Boston, pass resolutions on their deaths, and condemn those who failed to care for the front line troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Doherty
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
American House
Bogan
Grady
Boston
Past officers escort late Colonel Bogan in Charlestown funeral
Past officers of the Ninth Regiment in civilian dress wear black crepe armbands and gather at 9:30 at the Charlestown church to form a respectful escort for the late Colonel Bogan. An arrangements meeting at East Armory last evening drew a good crowd, weather reducing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Regiment
Charlestown
Bogan
East Armory
Moulton Association Votes Sympathy for Colonel Bogan
At a special meeting, ex-Representative M W Collins introduced resolutions mourning the death of Colonel Bogan. The group expressed profound sorrow, extolled his manly qualities, and tendered heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Association
Molton Association
M. W. Collins
Fred Bl
Bogan
Ancient and Honorable Artillery to Attend Colonel Bogan Funeral
A delegation from the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company will represent the organization at Colonel Bogan's funeral tomorrow. Members convened yesterday at the Parker House to officially act on the colonel's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Bogan
Parker House
Dr Swett’s root beer hailed as wholesome blood booster
A historical note extols Dr Swett’s root beer as highly wholesome and good for the blood, describing it as a superior tonic. The fragment emphasizes its healthful properties without additional context.
Regiment Sends Resolutions for Colonel Bogan to Family
The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry officers drafted moving resolutions honoring Colonel Fred B. Bogan of the Ninth Regiment United States Volunteers. They praised his three decades of service and sacrifice, noting his leadership, loyalty to both regiments, and readiness for death in duty. The regiment prepares to escort him to Boston as arrangements continue with approval hoped from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dalton
South Tramingham
Kincaide
Stover
Facey
Fred B.bogan
Whitney
Massachusetts Infantry
United States Volunteers
Fred B. Bogan
Ninth Regiment
Commonwealth
Boston
Gillespie
Department of the East
New York
Washington
Regiment Ready to Leave for Boston in Two Train Sections
Quartermaster Clark arranged transport by Boston & Albany railroad for the command. Thirteen cars depart South Framingham at 7 57 a m and twelve cars at 8 10 a m. The regiment will march from Huntington avenue station to City streets en route to the State House and St. Catherine's Church before burial services at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
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Quartermaster Clark
Boston
Boston & Albany
South Framiingham
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Arlington
Beacon
State House
School Street
Washington
Adams Square
Charlestown Street
Charlestown Bridge
St. Catherine’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Boston & Maine Railroad
Broadway
Typhoid Spreads at Camp Alger Triggered by Rumors
The Third Virginia denounces false reports of a violent disturbance at Camp Alger on Monday. A crowd formed after rumors a hospital steward was murdered by a colored man, then dispersed with no serious clash. General Butler arrived as officials sought to calm fears.
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Washington
Third Virginia
Camp Alger
Connecticut
Butler
R. EB. Duff
Fort Myer Hospital
New York
Indiana
Massachusetts
War Casualties and Hospitals Reported in Recent Battles
Missouri Seventh Illinois and Thirty fourth Michigan units cited with one from Sixth Pennsylvania and Thirty-third Michigan. Absence of field hospitals hampers surgeons. Two deaths reported since yesterday.
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Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Transfers of Army Corps Divisions Announced
Adjutant General Corbin reports the War Department ordered one division of the First Army Corps from Chattanooga to Knoxville Tennessee and another division for Chickamauga to Lexington Kentucky. The Fourth Corps at Tampa moves to Huntsville Alabama. The Second Army Corps second division from Manassas Virginia to Middletown Pennsylvania. Consideration given to moving Chickamauga troops to Knoxville and Lexington.
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Washington
Corbin
Secretary of War
First Army
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Longs for Home Message from Ninth Massachusetts Sergeant
Edward Murphy receives a July 31 letter from his brother Sergeant Joseph J. Murphy of Company C Ninth Massachusetts at Santiago. He reports readiness to move to Long Island New York once the regiment can move. He notes illness from climatic fever easing and praises the Ninth and Second Massachusetts for their resolve. He hopes to see Boston soon.
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Edward Murphy
Joseph J. Murphy
Ninth
Massachusetts
Santiago
Long Island
New York
Boston
Confusion Over Soldier Death Named in Despatch
In Natick Aug 10 relatives dispute a war death report after General Shafter cited Corporal John Kyle of the Eighth Massachusetts. They insist the man who died is Corporal Kyte of the Ninth Massachusetts and note errors in the dispatch. John Kyte had written July 30 of illness but recovery. John J Ahearn contacted Boston officials to confirm the Natick man’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
John J. Ahearn
State House
Boston
Kyte
Kyle
Water supply for Montauk camp secured by Red Cross
At the Red Cross relief committee meeting the water problem for the Montauk camp was solved. William T. Wardwell announced contributions from Standard Oil, Union Tank Line and Long Island Railroad offering four 6000 gallon spring water tank cars. The tanks will be prepared for use and water will be taken to the camp tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Cross Relief Committee
Montauk Camp
William T. Wardwell
Standard Oil Company
Union Tank Line
Long Island Railroad
Yale Takes on Supplies for Santiago Mission
The auxiliary cruiser Yale, docked at New York, will sail to Santiago with the Eighth Illinois Volunteer Infantry and carry Majors Grady and O Connor bodies, J J Corbett, E C Fitzgerald, Undertaker F S Maloney of Boston, twenty immune male nurses, and Sisters of Mercy. War Department orders shift duties for the Sisters of Mercy after Surgeon General Sternberg's original directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
Boston
Grady
O’connor
Santiago
New York
Yale
Ponce
Porto Rico
American Line
Tompkinsville
Eighth
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Illinois
J. J. Corbett
E. C. Fitzgerald
Maloney
Grady and
Ninth Maasachusetts
Sternberg
Emmettsburg
War Department
Wringer Service Ad From American Wringer Co
Local advertisement from the American Wringer Co of Boston announces mail order or telephone calls for wringer delivery and service. Contact at 77 and 79 Franklin Street or by telephone B 2690.
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The
American Wringer Co
Franklin Street
Boston
Mass
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Hood
Pater
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Dronin Medinn
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Frederick B. Bogan
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Dixon
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Robinson
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Jordan
Yone
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Enery
Hale Dental Company
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Frank Curtiss
Company A
Maine
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Newport News
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Converse
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Hanson
Lewis
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Public Garden
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Thomas
Sergeant Murphy
Corporal Kyle
Cuba
Hanover St. Sime
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Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Hanover ST
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Roxbury
Mary C
William Baron
Auburn Street
Gilbert
Warren I’. Gilbert
Chandler Street
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J. Newman & Sons
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