Veterans of Mexican War Reunion and Loyal Legion Outing
Royal Arcanum of Massachusetts hosted a reception for visiting Grand Army men at Knights of Honor Hall Washington street. Supreme Vice Regent C F Loring gave the welcome, with responses from Grand Regent Charleston and George Robinson. Attendees included Aldrich of Rhode Island and Rhode Island medical examiner Dr Kenyon, plus Brooklyn and New York council leaders. The Boston Council Quartet provided music, with solos by Molay and Sauter and recitations by Callaghan. Guests received silk badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Councils
Massachusetts
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Grand Army
C. F. Loring
Reunion Forms Start's Third Vermont Battery Association
About forty veterans gathered at the English High School for a reunion that led to forming a permanent group to carry on the history of Start's Third Vermont Light Battery. The unit, mustered Jan 1, 1864, served with the Army of the Potomac and fought at Wilderness, Spotsylvania, North Anna, Cold Harbor, and Petersburg campaigns under Grant. Captain R. H. Start presided, and officers were elected for the new association. A second meeting established a veteran group for the Twelfth Vermont Regiment at the Tremont House with Levi J. Kingsley as president and a Brattleboro secretary, Edgar J. Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
START
Third Vermont Light Battery
Montpelier
George Bb. Hall
Eugene Koif
G. H. Herrick
Vermont Battery
Army
R. H. Start
Petersburg
Richmond
Tunbridge, Vt
James Parker
B. M. Clay
Lewis Prindle
H. T. Hardy
Third Vermont Light Battery Association
W.R. Rowell
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Twelfth Vermont Regiment
Tremont House
Levi J. Kingsley
Rutland
Ketchum
Brattleboro
Edgar J. Bliss
Third Army Corps Gather at Girls High School Event
The hall of the Girls High School held the Third Army Corps gathering with over a thousand attendees including many women. Generals Dunham Sickles and others spoke, praising General Hooker and defending his actions while recalling Civil War memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Army Corps
T. H. Dunham
Massachusetts
Thomas Crozier
Charlestown
Gould
New Hampshire
Candler
Hooker
Titus
New Jersey
Co. H. Kimball
Prine
Longstreet
Gettysburg
Boston
Joseph Hooker
Seventeenth Massachusetts Regiment Association Forms Officers
The annual meeting at Latin School Room 7 elected officers for the year led by President Philip C. Mason and vice-presidents including P. J. L. Smith and H. G. Hyde. Secretarial duties went to J. F. Woodward and Henry Splaine served as treasurer along with an executive committee. Speeches were given by Lieutenant Roberts of Fargo and Doin E. Quinn of San Francisco. The group adjourned to meet August 23 at the Salem Willows with members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Massachusetts Regiment
Massachusetts Seventeenth Regiment Association
George W. Keiser
Philip C. Mason
P. J. L. Smith
H. G. Hyde
J. W. Dickey
J. W. P. Evans
J. G. Kelley
W. H. Turner
J. W. Kimball
J. Radcliffe
Thomas Wier
Eben Simonds
J. F. Woodward
Henry Splaine
Charles C. Fellows
A. M. Tilton
George W. Cook
J. E. Shaw
Lieutenant Roberts
Fargo
Doin E. Quinn
San Francisco
Association
Salem Willows
Massachusetts Veterans Honor Mexican War Reunion
About seventy five members of the Massachusetts Volunteers in Mexico gathered at the American House for a reunion and dinner. Comrade M Glewen presided as commander. Speakers included General George Morgan of Ohio General Samuel Chamberlain and ex Speaker Charles J Noyes. The event recalled memories of the war and honored departed comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Volunteers
Mexico
Harry M’glenen
Massachusetts Veterans
M’glewen
George W. Morgan
Oho
Samuel Chamberlain
Karles J. Noyes
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Isaac Hull Wright
Reunion Closes Amid Wreaths And Words Of Peace
After speeches by many old comrades the reunion ended with vows to meet again and a blessing of peace for Mr M Glenen noted among the tributes and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’glenen
New Hampshire Veterans Consider Memorial for General Gilman Marston
At a meeting of the New Hampshire Fighting Second veterans yesterday forenoon the proposal to erect a granite bowlder at General Gilman Marston's grave was discussed. They plan to seek permission from his relatives, honoring the late Exeter commander with a simple inscription. Several officers and men from New Hampshire and other states visited the Quincy House, and Lieutenant-Governor Haile received a hearty greeting from old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Gilman Marston
Exeter
Adams
Marston
New Hampshire Department
Quincy House
N. D. Stoodley
Francis 5. Fiske
Boston
Aaron Young
Portsmouth
Fred A. Barker
Keene
Q. H. Shinn
West Virginia
J. A. Hodgdon
A. C. Fay
John W. Crosby
Milford
FN. Gibson
Nebraska
B. Rh. Allen
Norman Burdick
C. H. Kimball
Ohio
George P. Greeley
E. J. Copp
Nashua
Haile
Parade and Jolly Meeting in Fast Boston Night
East Boston ablaze as veterans from Joseph Hooker Post 28 John A Hawes Post 159 and delegations from Alleghany City At tleboro Trenton Pittsburg and West Virginia parade the principal streets with red fire and chorus of cheers. Carter's Band leads over eight hundred men through a long route to Lyceum Hall where a lively program ends with songs recitals and minstrel humor. Speakers include Tom Stewart General Chamberlain Commander Preble and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph Hooker
John A. Hawes
Alleghany City
Attleboro
Trenton
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Carter
Border Street
Princeton
Brooks
Lexington
Prescott
Monmouth Square
Monmouth Street
Marion
White
Meridian
Webster Avenue
Sampson
Sumner
Maverick Square
Lyceum Hall
William 5. Pratt
Chelsea G. A. R. Quartette
John H. Lozier
Mt. Vernon
First National
Tom Stewart
Department of Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
Maine
Preble
Dutton
Bodine
New Jersey
Senator Campbell
Reunion of the Second Massachusetts Artillery at Hotel Oxford
At Hotel Oxford yesterday morning fully seventy five members of the Second Massachusetts Artillery Association gathered for the annual reunion. Lt R G Amory presided and speeches were made by Col Frankle, Capt Kimball and Luce among others. Officers, President Lt R G Amory and Secretary H Cunningham, were continued for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Massachusetts Artillery
Hotel Oxford
Second Massachusetts Artillery Association
R. G. Amory
Frankle
Kimball and
Luce
H. Cunningham
Fifth New York Cavalry Forms Permanent Organization
The Fifth New York Cavalry held an initial meeting at the New York headquarters and formed a permanent group. Officers include Rev L N Boudry of Worcester as president, J J Callahan of Holyoke as vice-president, T S Pierce of Vergennes as secretary and treasurer, with Colonel A H White, Lt Colonel R T Johnson, Majors J A Penfield and E J Barker, and Hon Warner Miller among others on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth New York Cavalry
New York
L. N. Boudry
Worcester
J. J. Callahan
Holyoke
T. S. Pierce
Vergennes
A. H. White
R. T. Johnson
J. A. Penfield
E. J. Barker
Warner Miller
Berdan's Sharpshooters Hold Reunion Camp Fire
General H Berdan presided over about 200 veterans at Girls High School West Newton Street. The Wednesday meeting focused on business, while Thursday’s gathering was social. It marked the first reunion since 1865 and unified members from Berdan's Sharpshooters First and Second regiments with survivors from a rival Milwaukee group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdan
H. Berdan
New York City
West Newton Street
Milwaukee
Survivors’ Association
Hatchs Brigade Elects Officers After Adjourned Meeting
Hatch's Brigade also known as the Second Brigade Fifth Division Cavalry Corps of Mississippi held an adjourned meeting at BE W Tyler's store on Tremont Street. Officers elected included President Colonel John Lynch of the Sixth Illinois and vice-presidents Dr J R Corbus Captain Phillips Captain John H Carpenter John H Wright and Major Jacob Crocker. Treasurer Captain Thomas W Eaton and Brigade Secretary George W Mowry, all of Illinois or Iowa units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Crocker
Tennessee
Thomas W. Eaton
George W. Mowry
Illinois
Phil Kearney Red Diamonds Elect Officers at Parker House
About fifty members of the Phil Kearney Red Diamond Association met yesterday at the Parker House and elected C. M. Kishpaugh as president, vice presidents Byrou Kh. Pierce and I. H. Dean, and John A. C. Meyers as secretary and treasurer. After adjournment, General Dan Sickles of New York held an informal reception in parlor No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Kearney
RED Diamonds
Red Diamond Association
Parker House
C. M. Kishpaugh
Byrou Kh. Pierce
I. H. Dean
John A. C. F. Meyers
Dan
Sickles
New York
Colored veterans organize in Pinckney street meeting
Veterans of the War of 1861 met yesterday at the old Phillips School on Pinckney street to form a new organization. Speakers included Colonel Fox of the Fifty Fifth Massachusetts Commander Fisher of Shaw Post No 146 New Bedford Charles W Lednex J H B Smallwood of Washington W S Brown Lieutenant A H Knowles and J H Wolff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips School
Pinckney Street
Fox
Fifty- Fifth Massachusetts
Fisher
Shaw Post No. 146
New Bedford
Charles W. Lednex
J. H. B. Smallwood
Washington
W. S. Brown
A. H. Knowles
J. H. Wolff
Ninety Ninth New York Infantry Meeting Notice
The Ninety-Ninth New York Infantry met in Room 16 at the Latin School yesterday morning. Another meeting is set for October 31, 1890, and all members are requested to send their addresses to Frank McIntire, 233 Shawmut Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninty-Ninth New York Infantry
Frank McIntire
Shawmut Avenue
Loyal Legion Outing Aboard New York Steamer
The steamer New York departed Lewis Wharf at 2 45 yesterday afternoon carrying about a thousand Loyal Legionists with wives and children. Chartered by the Massachusetts division, guests from other states attended. Among the notable attendees were General Sherman, Secretary Noble, Mayor Hart, Collector Beard, and Governor Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion
New York
Lewis Wharf
Loyal Legionists
Massachusetts
The
Sherman
Noble
Hart
Beard
Buck
Connecticut Civil War Leaders Named in Historical Listing
A historical list mentions General A. M. Dudley General John M. Corse General Otis General A. P. Martin Colonel Arnold A Rand Colonel Tullerton of St Louis and Alderman Cushing in connection with wartime leadership figures.
South Boston Welcome for Veterans Parade Lights Up Broadway
Crowds packed South Boston last night as Dahlgren Post 2, Lafayette Post of Washington, and Post 2 of Philadelphia arrived by harbor and paraded to headquarters on Broadway. The celebration featured 600 Chinese lanterns strung between L and M streets and many houses draped in the national flag, with the camptre lasting late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Broadway
Dahlgren Post 2
Lafayette Post
Washington
Post 2
Philadelphia
Loring
M Street
E Street
Philadelphians Visit Plymouth by Train Escort
Veterans from Post 2 of Boston and Post 2 of Philadelphia left Kneeland Street station at 8 30 yesterday for Plymouth. They spent the day there and returned to Boston in the evening. The Philadelphia post begins its return trip home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Boston
Philadelphia
Kneeland Street
Old Colony Railroad
Philadelphia Post
Nantasket Busy Day for Grand Army at Beach
Thousands of Boston area Grand Army men and their ladies visited Nantasket Beach on August 14 for a clambake at Pacific House after a harbor sail aboard the J. Putnam Bradlee. Lincoln Post 1 of San Francisco and Abraham Lincoln Post 11 of Boston hosted officers with bands present and banquets at Hotel Nantasket and Ocean View House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Nantasket Beach
Boston
Grand Army
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific House
J. Putnam Bradlee
Benjamin F. Stacey
American Watch Company
Massachusetts
United States Colored Troops
Hotel Nantasket
Hiram A. Oakman
Marshfield
Samuel Judd
Michigan
Ocean View House
G. L. Stearns
Charlestown
Harvey Nf. Pratt
Abington
Medal of Honor Legion Elects Officers at Detroit Reunion
Twenty five Medal of Honor Legion members met in Room 6 at the Latin School for a lively gathering. Officers chosen include M A Dillon as commander in chief and Edward M Truell as first vice commander in chief. They seek a congressionally created roll of honor and preference in government positions for medal holders with proof of good character and education. A $100 monthly gift for medal holders and widows was proposed. Detroit was selected for the next reunion over Washington after heated discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medal OF Honor Legion
Medal of Honor Lesion
M. A. Dillon
Edward M. ‘Truell
Louis Richards
T. M. Reed
James R. Durham
Detroit
Washington
Out of Town Gatherings at General Lander Post 5
Across Sacem Sacem and nearby towns veterans and ladies filled General Lander Post 5 headquarters with visitors from Boston Trenton Scranton St Louis and Lima amid open house and campfire events. Notables included General Alger's staff and the Marine Band expected from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lywny
Srecan
General
Frank B. Blair
Department of Missouri
St. Louis
United States
E. W. Hall
Alger
Hall
Nahant
Francis W. Breed
Ocean Street
Mount Armstrong
Lima
Toledo
Woman's Relief Corps
Old Guards
Washington
Sacem
Phil Sheridan
Phil Kearney
Virginia
Union Post 50
Department of Massachusetts
Bunting
Topsfield
Town Hall
EK. H. Hobson
Morgan
Ohio
George Saunders
Twelfth
Kentucky Cavalry
R. H. Buckley
Louisville Legion
Fifth Kentucky Infantry
Buck Powell
Thomas Nichols
J. Fowler
Sixth Kentucky Cavalry
Ward
George J. Thomas
Hanson
Kentucky Department
New London
Board of Selectmen
K. H. Buckley
Kentucky
Salem Willows
Cogswell
Winkler
Wisconsin
Wiley
K. F. Southwick
Mepford
EF. P. Wolcott
Milwaukee
Wis
Lawrence Mansion
Comrade Beck
Belle Clark
Hisie Thompson
Signor Beck Alirough
Kell
J. K. Johnson
Chase
Wolcott Post
Spinney and Pierce
Post 66
Rooney
Camp 54
Sons of Veterans
Munsey
Brunswick
Wolcott
Forest Street
Three Costly Errors Doom Kelly's Men in Defeat
In a tense game the Kelly squad faltered after three costly mistakes as Knella’s team overwhelmed them. The Cincinnati bears edged the Chicago lineup by a neck in a separate high tension clash. Other scores mirrored the era’s sharp competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Knella
Cincinnatis
Chicagos
Boston Beats Brooklyns 2-1 in South End Grounds Blowout
In a pitchers duel at the South End grounds, the Boston Bostons edged the Brooklyn Brooklyns 2-1. Key moments included costly errors by Brooklyn and a decisive run by Lowe in the ninth after Pinkney misplayed, with Clarkson and Caruthers delivering strong pitching and Long and Foutz contributing notable fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
N. L
Brooklyns
South End
Smith
Tucker
Pinney
Lowe
Clark
Daly
Clarkson
Caruthers
Long
Terry
Foutz
Pop Smith
Bobby Lowe
Sullivan
Brodie
McGarr
Ganzell
Pinkney
Tom
Charley Ganzel
Collins
R. Ra.po
A.B. K
Daly Wiscock le
Ganzel
O O Smith
Carruthers
Aes
Sat
Tosighe Io Scadken
Coco Ns
lLh
Umepire—Powers
Boston Brothers Fall To Philadelphias In Nine Error Game
Boston and Philadelphia played at Congress street grounds with nineteen errors by Boston. Philadelphias pitched steadily and hit heavily, while Boston bats faltered. Shindle led with three hits including a home run. Griffin, Pickett, and Wood also produced multiple hits. Final score 19 to 9 in favor of Philadelphias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
P. L
Bostons
Boston Brotherhood
Congress Street
Philadelphis
Knell
Gumbert
Shindle
Fogarty
Griffin
Pickett
Farrar
Hallman
Brown
Kelly
Madden
Wood
Boston
Stovey
Richardson
Swett
Murphy
Ee Griffin
Ooc Fogarty
Mulvey
Br’uth
Rich’dson
LiNash
O Quinn
Restouk
Isseuraesee
Lickete
Burnell
Philadelphia 7 Boston 3 in wet doubleheader finale
Philadelphia offense posts seven runs on nine hits led by Kelly Krouthers Shindle and Fogarty while Boston struggles with multiple errors. Griffin Shindle Fogarty Richardson contribute steals as Wood Koell Pickett and Lickett turn two for the Phils. Time of game 1h 53m. Attendance 22380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
Bostons
Kelly
Krouthers
Shindle
Fogarty
Griffin
Richardson
Stovey
Quinn
Mulvey
Wood
Pickett
Haliman
Wooda
Koell
Lickett
Farrar
Gaffney
Sheridan
New Yorks Defeat Philadelphias In Lively Tilt
New Yorks beat Philadelphias 5 to 3 in a game noted for lively batting and strong fielding. Base hits were 10 for New Yorks and 11 for Philadelphias. New Yorks had 3 errors to Philadelphias 8. Matteries Rusie Buckley Vickery and Clements reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
N. L
Philadelphias
New York
iWorrs
Vc Ecosaccas
Matteries
Rusie
Buckley
Vickery
Clements
Clevelands defeat Pittsburgs in 8 run game
Cleveland beat Pittsburgs 8 to 6 at Cleveland August 14. The Clevelands used early hits in the first three innings to build a lead as 725 in attendance watched. Base hits favored both teams with 13 apiece and errors were heavy on Pittsburgs. Batteries Beatin and Zimmer faced Philups and Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
N. L
Pittsburgs
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Piceouter
Ceee Wee
Cincinnati and Chicago Battle With Pitchers’ Duel
Cincinnati's Stein had a shaky moment in a pitchers' duel against Chicago. Attendance 1128. Final score Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2. Base hits 4 for Cincinnati 6 for Chicago. Errors 1 for Cincinnati 0 for Chicago. Batteries Robinsons and Harrington for Cincinnati Stein and Kittredge for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
N. L
Chicagos
Cincinnati
Stein
Cincinnatisy
Chigaqzos
Rkbines
Harrington
Kittredge
Clevelands Defeat Buffalos In East Baseball Duel
Cleveland team wins 9 8 over Buffalos with solid hitting before 680 fans. Box shows Cleveland 14 base hits Buffalos 11, errors 5 to 3. Battery McGill Sutcliffe Haddock Mack. Attendance 680.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
P. L
Buffalos
Cleveland
Bufffalos
Kutialos
McGill
Sutcliffe
Haddock
Mack
New Yorks Defeat Brooklyns In Batting Duel
New Yorks beat the Brooklyns 5 to 4 at New York Aug 14 in a game noted for outbattin g. Attendance 3347. Scoring summary odd but shows New Yorks 11 hits to Brooklyns 6 with 3 errors. Batteries O Day and Ewing for New Yorks. Vev hing and Hinslow for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
P. L
Brooklyns
New York
Chicagos Defeat Pittsburgs In Nine Inning Tilt
In Chicago, 1911 spectators watched the Chicagos beat the Pittsburgs 10 to 7. Pitchers Tener and King worked effectively. Hitting and errors favored Chicago, with King and Sboyle behind the plate for Chicago and Tener and Quinn on the mound for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
P. L
Pittsburgs
ChicaGo
Chiccagos
Tener
King
Chicavos
Sboyle
Quinn
Atlantic and American Association Scores From Early Games
In Baltimore six Lebanons beat Baltimore six to three. New Haven ten defeated Newarks two. In St Louis six Athletics six. Toledo beat Brooklyns five to two. Louisville won over Rochesters seventeen to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Association
Baltimore
Baltimores
Lebanons
New Haven
New Havens
Newarks
American Association
St. Louis
Athletics
Toledo
Toledos
Brooklyns
Louisville
Louisvilles
Rochesters
National Letter Carriers Debate Pay and Civil Service Plans
At the National Letter Carriers Association meeting the committee on constitution revision asked for more time. A photographic committee was appointed. Resolutions set pay scales by class and year with new hearing rights for disciplined employees. A Widows and Orphans Benefit Fund with 3000 dollars maximum was approved. This summary notes deaths and by law revisions discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Kleffner
Omaha
Dennis Meehan
G. F. Marden
Charles H. Cutler
Boston
National Association
Widows and Orphans’ Benefit Fund
John J. Redmond
Chicago
Association
Not an Ordinary Wedding at Holy Cross Cathedral
In the Cathedral of the Holy Cross yesterday morning Miss Lida Lewis Watson known as the New England Poetess of Passion married Mr Francis W Higgins formerly of St Louis by Rev Father Boland. The private ceremony had only close relatives present. The bride wore a white frost plush gown with long train and veil held by silver pins. A silver cross marked the marriage date. The groom, a Confederate veteran turned mining entrepreneur, supplied the gold for the wedding ring. The couple, devout Catholics, plan a short wedding trip followed by travel abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Boland
Lida Lewis Watson
New England
Passion
Francis W. Higgins
St. Louis
Higgins
Man Found Dead at United States Hotel
A man registered as L. A. Hernstein of San Francisco was found dead in bed at the United States Hotel yesterday. The medical examiner rules the death an overdose of morphine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
L. A
Freight-handler Daniel Coleman Dies In Railroad Accident
Daniel Coleman aged 54 of 28 Genesee Street was crushed between two cars on the Providence division of the Old Colony railroad yesterday. He died at 5:45 PM at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Coleman
Genesee Street
Providence
Old Colony
Massachusetts General Hospital
George Morgan
Albion Street
Somerville
Nantasket
Timothy Connell
Malden
Linden Marshes
Connell
Massachusetts Natural History Rooms
Burglar Buckley Arrested After Break In on Washington Street
George R Buckley was arrested last evening by Officer Harriman of Station 5 for breaking and entering a dwelling at 1003 Washington Street and stealing a coat valued at $25 from Frank Y Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Buckley
Harriman
Station 5
Washington Street
Frank Y. Dunn
Baggage room robbed at Kennebec Steamboat Co
The baggage room of the Kennebec Steamboat Company was broken into on Wednesday night. Several galises were cut and the contents stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Steamboat Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Renewed Vigor For All
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for fatigue, appetite loss, and headaches. Claims it rouses the liver and restores strength and vigor throughout the body, urging purchase from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ex-Prisoners of War Honor Pension Effort at State House Reunion
Massachusetts ex prisoners of war association held a semi annual reunion in the State House Green Room with President C G Davis presiding. Officers were elected and pension reform resolutions discussed, while a touching meeting ended with a veteran reunion scene and a generous gift from Detroit’s mayor H 3 Pingres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Ex-Prisoners of War Association
State House
Wi Dimick
J. G. B. Adams
Davis
Congress
National Committee
Charles H. Shaw
Boston
Andrew
Curtis
Candier
Taylor
Chelsea
Executive Committee
Elijah A. Morse
C. G. Davis
W. I. Bullard
W. B. Galacia
F. C. Curtis
C. C. Emery
T. L. Kelley
C. W. Wilcox
Milton Ellsworth
O. W. Dimick
W. A. Chamberlain
P. H. O'Connor
C. H. Shaw
A. S. Atherton
J. E. Davis
A. E. Vining
L. G. McKnight
Thirty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment
Milwaukee
Pingres
Detroit
Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Andersonville
Astor House endorses The Pure Baking Powder at New York hotel
The Astor House chief steward Thomas L. Atlen praises The Pure Baking Powder for making lighter sweeter bread and cakes. He asserts it outperforms all others and is used in the hotel’s finest dishes. Society ladies also endorse it, urging home cooks to try it for better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor House
New York
America
John Jacob Astor
Thomas L. Atlen
Astor Slouse
Minneapolis and Her People in a Traveler's View
A visiting observer praises Minneapolis and nearby St Paul in August 1890. The West Hotel and grand estates including Washburn and Pillsbury compound city pride, Lake Minnetonka resorts, Minnehaha Falls, and the contrasting charms of both cities. Strong sense of civic wealth, culture, and architecture amid optimistic notes on climate and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
West Hotel
Lumber Exchange
Guarantee Fund
New York
Chicago
Senator Washburn
Pillsbury
Washburn Place
Pillsburys
Boston
Aida
Fremont Theatre
Lake Minnetonka
St. Louis
la Fayette
St. Paul
Hiawatha
Mississippi
Summit Avenue
Encampment Week: Public Garden Untouched So Far
Superintendent Doogue informs Mayor Hart that no plant or grass damage has occurred at the Public Garden during Encampment Week, stressing the site’s pristine condition amid events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doogue
Hart
Another Woman's Journal Reception Highlights Suffrage Support
A second reception by the Woman's Journal for W R C members was held yesterday at their rooms. Guests included Mrs Lucy Stone and Mrs Julia Ward Howe with brief appearances by Howe. Attendees listed include Mrs Elizabeth O Farquhar Miss Stelle Merrill Mrs Mary Newell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Journal
Woman’s Journal
Lucy Stone
Julia Ward Howe
Woman’s Saffrare Association
Carrie A. Sargent
Susan E. Locke
G. W. Knight
M. D. Lincoln
Bessie Breck
J. W. Wood
Harriet A. Ralston
J. B. Hubbell
Merchants and Miners Unveils Thrice Weekly Boston Baltimore Run
The new Merchants and Miners steamer began its first round trip from Boston to Baltimore carrying heavy freight and many passengers. With the vessel's launch and prior posts, A M Graham announces three weekly sailings from Central Wharf every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 2 o'clock, with Norfolk as a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Boston
Baltimore
A. M. Graham
Central Wharf
Norfolk
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