Death of Colonel Bogan remembered in Charlestown service
A solemn Requiem Mass at St. Catherine's Church honors Colonel Bogan of the Ninth Regiment. The funeral cortege, with a city and military turnout, and banners, preserves the memory of a leader who served with courage from Camp Alger to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s
Charlestown
Bo‘gan
Company D Armory
Bogan
St. Catherine’s Church
Frank l L. Wells
David F. Barry
James A. Gallivan
Ybert Cottle
Joseph P. Butler
Hugh McNulty
John F. Dever
J. Mitchell Galvin
William W. Taff
John Muldoon
David M. Crotty
J. B. Rosenberger
David B. Shaw
Peter F. Tague
W. F. Shaughnessy
John F. Anderson
Lawrence J
A. Gallivan
James A. McDonald
Catholic Literary Union
Charleytown
Perlie A. Dyar
First Navy Artillery
Thomas F. Strange
Patrick J. Donovan
Tremont Council
Knights of Columbus
Edward J. Flynn
Irish Seciety
Lawrence Cain
Thomas F. Taff
William J. Carlin
M. H. Cafferty
Charlestown Veteran Firemen’s Association
Ninth Regiment
Colt
Scott
Dalton
Blood
CapoHe
Billings
Bradley
Jewett
Quincy
Albert M. Readdy
S J. Catherine's
John F Cummins
Roslin
Henry Parsons
Fred G. King
Russell
Port
Daniel F. Buckley
John Breen
Lawrence
Joubert
Horace B. Fisher
Alger
South Framingham
Father Lee
Apd
Colonel Bogan
Bozan
Fred Bogan
Oston
United States Army
Nat
Ninth
United States
Devine
Main Street
Camp Alger
Quartermaster Logan
Trefry
Whitney
Funeral of Governor Wolcott on Boston’s Holy Cross grounds
Thousands crowded Holy Cross Cemetery for the state funeral of Governor Wolcott. The Fifth Regiment led the march with a solemn funeral procession from St. Catherine’s to the graveside, with naval and militia officers present and crowds of mourners lining the route and surrounding graves.
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Howe
Howard
Davis
McGrath
Daniels
Wescott
Gustafson
Ninth
Massachusetts Regiment
First Heavy Artillery
Navy Yards
Fort Warren
Abraham Lincoln G. A. R
Montgomery Light Guards
Wolcott
Quincy
St. Catherine's Church
Chelsea Street
City
Holy Cross
Charlestown
Whitney
Elm
Monument Avenues
Funeral Procession for Departed Colonel Draws Wide Respect
A solemn funeral in which a mounted police escort leads the procession for a fallen colonel. The Fifth Regiment, its staff, and the Ninth Regiment honor guard the grave as relatives weep and the flag drapes the casket. Soldiers lower the sword and helmet into the grave amid fern and tears.
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Hall
Whitney
Bugle Corps
Weaver
Morrison
Clement
Father Lee
Keefe
Captain Keefe
Cap
Eng Wei
Goce Bay Glee Greer
Neild
Minyon Doctors Offer Free Skilled Care
Tremont Tempio presents Minyon doctors offering free skilled medical service. The note references Minyon's Ramodica and oldonewista terms in a clipped religious or cultural context.
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Minyon
Tremont Tempio
Minyon'’e Ramodica Et
Oldonewista
Healthful Hires Root Beer Promoted for Hot Weather
An 19th century advertisement extols Hires Root Beer as a superior summer beverage. It cites root and herb ingredients such as sarsaparilla epikenard wintergreen and juniper berries and argues the drink cools the system and aids digestion and kidneys. The piece warns against impure fountain drinks and imitations.
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Hires Inter
Hires
Germany
Italy
Floral archways honor Boston civic leaders and veterans
A long list of floral pieces from Boston and surrounding groups adorns officials, veterans, and organizations. Archways, crosses, anchors, and wreaths are crafted from white roses, carnations, lilies, ferns, and asters with inscriptions praising public service and loyalty. Notable entries mention Governor Wolcott, Mayor Quincy, Congressman Fitzgerald, and Captain McAuley.
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Boston
Wolcott
Quincy
City Hall
Naval Brigade
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Nights of Columbus
Tremont Council
K. of C
John F
McAuley
New England
Renairs Division
Patrick J. Donovan
Charlestown Cadets
C. C
Fifth Infantry
Public Buildings Department
Charlestown
Aft
Heart
Boston Schoool
Catholic Literary Union of
Cresc
Electrical Construction Division
A. Shuman
Last Letter From Colonel Bogan Reaches U S Treasury
The probable final letter from the late Colonel Bogan arrived yesterday morning at the office of Assistant United States Treasurer Joseph H. O’Neil. Dated Siboney Cuba July 26 the message complains of army life. He mentions tomato cans used to boil coffee and sand fleas and bugs. He notes a land crab disturbing sleep and the lack of papers or news while hoping for peace.
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Colonel Bogan
United States
Joseph H.’ O'Neil
Siboney
Cuba
Hos
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Col. Bogan
Spain
Fred B. Bogan
Edward Wilbox
Wilson Brothers
Gtock
Fremont Row
Rourke
Quirk
Shaw
Gallivan
Tague
Noonan
McCarthy
Mahoney
Miler
Farrell
Harkins
Rockport
Clarke
Wellesley
Crawford
Watertown
Ross
Governor’s Council
Sullivan
Swallow
Thomas R. Mathews
Walter C. Hagar
Otis H. Marion
William H. Brigham
Henry S. Dewey
George M.hompson
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Lawrence Duchesney
George H. Innis
Conry
Dixon
Presho
Lott
Codman
Paige
Berwin
O'Toole
Cleary
Norton
Charles
Albee
Donovan
Toland
Turnbull
Madden
Borofsky
Callahan
Cuddy
Leonard
Robinson
Stephens
Chamberlain
Norris
Mulc
Order of Hibernians
Edward J. Slattery
P. J. Cannon
Martin J. Roche
Roger F. Scannell
Charles Pfaff
Cc. B. Woodward
George F. Quimby
James A. Frye
C. H. Lake
H. 8. Doering
H. B. Parker
Light Artillery
Lawrence N. Duchesney
H. B. Lewis
W. Hi. Hennessy
Hanky
B. Clapp
F. H. Osgood
Myles Standish
John J. Murphy
John H. Donovan
John Muire
Ernest C. Marshall
Johns
Camrell
Eerkie McKay
John H. Duane
M. W. Fitzsimmons
Building Department
Nat G. Robinson
James Donovan
W. H., Whittemore
Frederick O. Prince
Exayordwin UW
Schmidt
Newport News
Marcch
Santiago
Theo
O’keefe
Fifth
Fred
Barad
Bowad
Pega Ot
Behovens
Malden
Washington
Friends and Societies
Beecham
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