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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1899
Page
5
Regimental visit as 26th Volunteers head to Philippines
Col Rice's Twenty-sixth Volunteer Regiment will march through Boston on Thursday en route to the Philippines via San Francisco. The move follows General Miles orders, with Major Quincy seeking a Boston welcome and city officials planning a reception. Captain Thomas Talbot, son of ex Governor Talbot, praises the unit's discipline and leadership under Lieutenant Colonel Duval, while noting the overland journey offers coffee only. The piece describes high morale, improved drill, and hopes for a strong showing in Beantown before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Twenty-sixth
VW 8. V
Boston
Providezice
San Francisco
Philipa
Miles
Quincy
War Department
Twenty-sixth ‘Regiment
Philippines
Thomas Talbot
The
Twenty Sixth
Ent
Talbot
Framingham
Sixth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Higt Y
New England
Ride
Plattsburg
Haz
Duval
Iing
Platteburg
Tate Militia
ES Arenes
Peng &. Cems
Assault With Knife In South Boston
Jeremiah Scanlon of 237 West Fifth Street was stabbed in the abdomen on West Sixth near E Street at 7 15 last night. William O'Brien of 135 West Sixth Street was arrested an hour later after officers of vision 6 pursued the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Scanlon
West Fifth Street
Boston
West Sixth Street
E Street
William O’brien
Scanlon
Vision 6
O'Brien
William I Hardy Arrested for Pistol Assault on Dorchester Ave
William I Hardy of Sterling Street was arrested last night by officers on duty for assault with a pistol on John F Leppard at 207 Dorchester Avenue last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam I. Hardy
Sterling Street
Otation 6
Onohn F. Leppard
Dorchester Avenue
General Wheeler Arrives in Manila with Annie the Army Angel
At Mariquina River a recon party of the Twenty fourth Infantry capsized when a hawser broke, drowning nine enlisted men. General Joe Wheeler and his daughter Annie arrived aboard the US transport Tartar from San Francisco with Troop F and over 1300 in coin, landing safely at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Crane
Mariquina River
United States
Tartar
San Francisco
Joe Wheeler
Annie
Wheeler
Governor silent on officer recommendations for regular army
Governor Wolcott has sent names for regular army officer recommendations to the President after a request from Secretary Root for two names per regiment. The list, not yet released, may honor veterans but is not guaranteed to override other applications. Adjutant-General Dalton said his office is unaware of the list and that only late war veterans will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Washington
Root
Dalton
Hoe
Memoir of E Arlington Pond in the Philippines
The letter recounts Dr E Arlington Pond once famed Baltimore pitcher serving as a medical officer with the Fourth Infantry in the Philippines. It describes a chaotic siege with 277 men and heavy fighting during the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. Arlington Pond
Baltimore
Philippines
Fourth ‘Infantry
Bubb
Rumors on Philippine Command Change Do Not Hold
Washington August 21 War Department bustle as Secretary Root may meet the President while Merritt visits. Officials deny plans to shift commanders in the Philippines or leave Luzon pacification for Cebu and Negros disturbances. Aguinaldo's proclaimed date for recognition by European powers looms, with speculation of surrender if recognition fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Root
Champlain
Merritt
Ssips
Philippines
Cebu
Negros
Aguinaldo
United States
Luzon
Dewey’s Men Attacked at Leghorn Port Visit
Five men were arrested in Leghorn Italy on charges of attacking and wounding sailors from the United States cruiser Olympia. The Olympia departs for Nice tonight where Admiral Dewey will stay a week. He has recovered from illness and has spent a quiet port visit, with officers touring Florence and Pisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Italy
United States
Olympia
Nice
France
Dewey
Riviera
Haz
Naples
Florence
Pisa
Ray
Catholic Priests Retreat Opens New Brighton Chapel
At St John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton the new chapel was formally opened with a service attended by 110 Roman Catholic clergy. The annual two week retreat for priests begins with the opening addressed by Rev. Father Cowan and further remarks by Rev. Father erk. Archbishop d a end will oversee exercises for the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Brighton
Cowan
Butterfield Out Of Danger From Aphasia At Cold Spring
General Daniel Butterfield, head of the Dewey reception committee, is not in immediate danger after a serious aphasia diagnosis. His physician Dr. Murdock said he improved in the last day but cannot resume duties soon and requires rest at his home in Cold Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dewey
Newburg
N. Y
Daniel Butterfield
Dewey Reception
Cold Spring
Murdock
Butterfield
Poet and Editor Isaac McLellan Dies at 94 in Greenport
Isaac McLellan known as the poet of the rod and gun died at his Greenport home after a general breakdown. Born May 21 1800 in Portland Missouri he studied at Bowdoin and Yale alongside Longfellow Hawthorne and Cheever. Funeral plans include transfer to New London and Boston Auburn Cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac McLellan
Greenport
L. I
Mr. McLellan
Portland
Henry
W. Longfellow
N. P. McLelan
Case
Phillips
Yale
McLellan
Longfellow
Hawthorne
Cheever
Sargent Prentiss
Man Killed by Train While Walking Track Near Taunton
Aug 21 track walker William Kil Taunton was struck and killed while on the railroad tracks. Authorities investigate the fatal incident as a tragic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Willam
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