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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1904

Page

5

Parker Spends Night At Club In Woods

Democratic presidential candidate Judge Al len Parker spends the night at Winnisook Club near Slide Mountain in Ulster County New York traveling with Mrs Parker and family. The party arrived after the Kingston church visit and a Ulster Delaware line train ride with locals greeting them at Big Indian station and a large American flag.

Parker Woods Big Indian Ulster County N. Y Allen B. Parker Slide Mountain Catskills Judge Parker New York Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania Hudson River Fred H. Parker S. R. Dawes Albany Kingston Ulster & Delaware D. C

Camp Adams Echoes War Times as Veterans Rest

In the Mechanics' Building veterans of Civil War and Spanish American War gather at Camp Jack Adams in Boston. Guards pace doors, bugle calls resound, and 6000 mattresses cover floors as 6000 veterans reminisce battles, imprisonments, and hospitals. Visitors from Western posts arrive, Zouaves display uniforms, and talks cover war memories and reconciliation.

Jack Adams Mechanics

Japs Sink Russian Cruiser at Tsu Island Action

The Vladivostok squadron raids prompted Japanese risk taking and Kamimura finally engaged at dawn off Tsu Island. Rurik was sunk, Gromoboi and Russia fled, and Port Arthur dockyards dominate. Russians may disarm Czarevitch. at Vladivostok four cruisers remain Russia’s strongest force now.

Togo Kamimura Vladivostok Japan Port Arthur Tsu Island Rurik Gromoboi Russia Czarevitch Tsingchou

Veterans Say Could Ask For Nothing More Encampment Optimism

Col C M Kinne notes strong outlook for the encampment with lavish decorations and hospitable people. Eleven wounded officers and 66 wounded men arrived at Sasebo. Prince Hiroyasu Kwacho was lightly wounded in the heart. Gaelic sighted a Russian cruiser near Van Diemen strait likely aiming for Vladivostok. governor says will dismantle the ship. Japanese consul orders postponement of port-bound steamers. Aug 13 torpedo boats entered Chefoo Harbor, then departed with a cruiser and companion boats.

Col. C. M. Kinne San Francisco Sasebo Hiroyasu Kwacho Shanghai van Diemen Strait Nagasaki Vladivostok Japan Czarevitch Chefoo

Boston Hails Veteran Host and Grand Army Welcome

Veterans marched through Boston to a joyous welcome as crowds stopped cars and cheered. Wives and daughters joined their old comrades, singing marching tunes and recalling old war times. The city hosted a grand reunion with hotel lobbies and Grand Army posts buzzing with familiar faces.

Boston Georgia John Brown Illinois Iowa

Electric display praised at encampment in Boston

John C. Shortz, former New York department commander, extols Boston encampment arrangements and the park electric display last evening. He praises organizers and notes Boston’s long love of liberty, saying it is as strong as ever in Liberty's Cradle.

Georgia Blue and the Gray Association Boston Howard S., Dearing John C. Shortz New York

Russian Czarevitch Surrounded by One Aurotic Torpedo Boat

At Tsingchou on August 15 only one Austro Asiatic torpedo boat remains with the Czarevitch as Japanese demand departure.

Tsingchou Czarevitch

Withoft's Chief of Staff Dies of Wounds

Captain Matousevitch, chief of staff to Rear Admiral Withoft, died from wounds received in the Japanese attack on the Czarevitch. The officer was mortally wounded during the engagement.

Withoft Chefco Matousevitch S Withoft Czarevitch

Alexieff Leaves Harbin for Vladivostok

A dispatch from Harbin reports Viceroy Alexieff has passed through on his way to Vladivostok, as St. Petersburg notes.

Alexieff Harbin Vladivostok ST. Petersburg

Auto party alights in treetop near Catskill

A car carrying Dr Longbard and wife Frederick Leland and George Balfour Kall of New York ran off a new road on the Herman Livingston estate near Greendale station, slid down a bank, and climbed atop an apple tree. The gardener helped lower the party, the tree was cut, and the car was recovered with no injuries. they proceeded to Cairo.

Catskill N. Y Longbard Frederick Leland George Balfour Kall New York Herman Livingston Greendale Station Cairo

Foreign missions pledges reach 44500 at Old Orchard camp

At the Christian Alliance camp meeting in Old Orchard Maine Rev. Dr. A. D. Simpson of New York led two sessions to secure foreign mission pledges totaling 44500. The first gift was 1190 from a widow with many donors giving from 50 cents upward, including a 5000 pledge. Donor names were not disclosed as a shower forced attendance to the Tabernacle in the afternoon.

Old Orchard Christian Alliance A. D. Simpson New York Tabernacle

Roxbury Woman Dies From Burns After Oil Stove Blast

Mrs. Sarah Harrigan died at City Hospital after an oil stove exploded at 12 Orange Court Roxbury early yesterday. Her husband was in the room as fire swept the home and an ante mortem statement denied his involvement. Joan Kenney and Captain Walsh sustained burns helping extinguish the blaze.

Sarah Harrigan Orange Court Roxbury City Hospital Joan Kenney Harrigan Captain Walsh Engine 22

Inverkip Sinks After Collision Off Fastnet Rock

The British bark Inverkip, capt. Jones, sailing from Melbourne to Queenstown, sank after colliding with the Loch Carron off Fastnet Rock. Twenty persons drowned. Loch Carron, capt. Clark, was en route from the Clyde.

Inverkip Jones Melbourne Queenstown Fastnet Rock Loch Carron Clark Clyde

Armenians Attacked in Shamirun by Turkish Troops

A band of Armenians is said to have been attacked by Turkish troops in the village of Shamirun, five hours north of Bitlis. Kurds are alleged to have taken part. Two villages reportedly destroyed in the raid.

Constantinople Shamirun Bitlis Turkey

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