Blues and Reds Clash in Grover’s Corner Maneuvers
In a dramatic Confederate style battle near South Hanson and Grover’s Corner General Bliss directs the Blues in a bold crossfire defense while General Pew's Reds threaten Boston. The Tenth and First Corps cadets turn the tide with a daring flank as Colonel Talbot is injured but returns to command. Governor Draper praises the cadets and notes the great value of the week’s maneuvers.
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Blue Army
South
Hanson
Bliss
Boston
Army of the Blue
Reds
General Bliss
General Pew
Bridgewater
Maine Woods
Halifax
Pew
Grover’s Corner
Tenth
Oakes
Battery A
Blues
Thomas Talbot
Corps of Cadets
North Plympton
Talbot
Grover's Corner
Post
Company I
Fifth
Framingham
M. J. Kelley
Second Corps
Salem
Division
Cadets
Samuel J. Elder
Donovan
Draper
Second Corps of Cadets
Edward T. Raymond
Titicut
Connecticut National Guard
Red Army
Blue Army Rebuilds Bridge in War Game at Grover's Corner
General Pew says no defeat, reports Blue army held ground at Grover's Corner as spectators including Governor Weeks observe the afternoon battle. Major Cutting and Fifth Massachusetts battalion led bold actions, while Red forces from New Jersey and New York attack with cavalry and auto-mounted machine guns.
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Fifth Massachusetts Infantry
Grover’s Corners
Cutting
North Carver
Oakes
Pratt
Dukelow
Nichols
Grover's Corners
Blue Army
Donovan
Blue
Essex
New Jersey
New York
Tenth Regular
Boston
Reds’ Navy Repulsed at Fort Banks and Nantasket Beach
Boston reports Red forces menaced landward but were repulsed at Fort Banks in Winthrop and Nantasket Beach. Several enemy warships were allegedly sunk as transports Meade Sumner and Mc were involved in the engagement.
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Fort Banks
Winthrop
Fort Heath
Nantasket
Hull
Point Allerton
Strawberry Hill
Andrews
Warren
Fort Revere
Eighty-first Coast Artillery
Surfside
Lynn
Egg Rock
Galloupe
Swampscott
Nahant
Revere Beach
Boston
Nantasket Beach
Meade, Sumner
Pineal Cologne Promises Cool Relief in Heat
The ad touts Pineal cologne as a refreshing scent for hot days with versatile uses from tub baths to room spritzes. It claims scent comfort for tired bodies, helpfulness in sickrooms and nurseries, and as a general toilet perfume, available in fifteen and seventy five cent sizes at Riker Jaynes stores.
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Riker-Jaynes
Hit conductor gets six months in House of Correction
William E. Savage of 352 West Third street South Boston was convicted in the South Boston District Court after being arrested Tuesday evening for assaulting Conductor Thomas J. Keane of the Boston Elevated. Judge Fallon sentenced Savage to six months in the House of Correction.
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William E. Savage
West Third Street
South Boston
Thomas J. Keane
Boston Elevated
Fallon
House of Correction
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W. L. Dougherty
Twenty-second
New York Engineers
Massachusetts
Butler
Talbot Hurt
District of Columbia
Middleboro
Arthur C. Parker
South Hanson
East Bridgewater
Frothingham
Plympton
Brigham
Frank B. Weeks
Connecticut
Red Side
Tenth Cavalry
Eddyville
Gyal
VA Thyba
VorArien Jase Iit
CBC
Long
Odd Lot
Panama
Waddy Suits
Gibson
Summer Street
Chiffonier Bureau
Buffet
China
Ali
Limat
Morris
Ical
Campbell
Joseru Campsetyt Company
Camden N J
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