Framingham First Brigade Battles at Bowditch Farm
In Framingham Massachusetts on the Bowditch farm a brigade battle occurred near camp with Major Gikon and Colonel Darling directing flank and rear actions. The Second Regiment forced a retreat, two batteries held, and a brief stand atop a hill before surrender. General Matthews praised the brigade for exceptional performance.
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Framingham
Maas
N.T. Bowete
Matthews
Sixth Infantry
Cawleys
Gikon
Mathews
Raffa
Rere
Sig- Corps
Smith
Clark
Hattery C
Steadman
Ambulance Corps
Mill Street
Darling
Anand
Shumway
Bowditch Farm
Fredetee
Xosses
Seeanaten
Githon
Yarmouth Plows Through Mayflower Wreck in Dense Fog
The Yarmouth rammed the Mayflower in President's Roads near Long Island causing a deep eight foot hole and flooding. Captain Brown and crew struggled to control the vessel while tug Confidence and Guardian aided, rescuing passengers and salvaging belongings as both ships battled water ingress and shifting tides.
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Brown
Pemberton
Long Island
Deer Island
Yarmouth
Captain Baker
Baker
Bragdon
Guardian
Wreckage From Hurricane Strikes Atlantic Coast Reports
Reported wreckage and wrecked vessels stretch along the coast from Cape Hatteras to New River Inlet after a hurricane skirted Porto Rico and hit the Atlantic shore. Eleven ships wreacked or ashore, four fatalities noted including the Priscilla captain’s wife drowned within ten minutes of the ship’s grounding.
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Norfolk
Porto Rico
Atlantic
Kinnaket
Coreen
Elizabeth City
Hatteras
New River
Baltimore
Cape
Priscilla
Drifted Five Days After Shipwreck Rescue Tale
Captain Bode reports the steamer Catania rescued Arthur Necalasas from a raft after a Norwegian shipwreck near Pascagoula. Eight crewmen escaped on the raft. six remained afloat when it broke up. Five days adrift without air or water ended with the first mate drowning and Necalasas presumed dead as another survivor was picked up on August 9.
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Baltimore
Bode
Catania
Daiquiri
Cuba
Arthur Necalasas
Gothenrf
Norwegian Park
Pascagoula
Yeace
Necalasas
Florida Strait
Jas
Necales
Deaths of Churray and Anne Burial Details
Notice lists CHURRAY 24 who died August 10 and Mre Anne with burial at unspecified location and time. Details are partial and legible in fragments.
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Churray
Anne
Accidents Leave Several Injured In Roxbury Area
A laborer with the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company suffered severe burns when a live wire exploded in a trench opposite 78 Washington Street. Russell was treated at City Hospital. Charles Morrison, 69, of 264 Newport Street Dorchester, was kicked by a horse in Elmore Street and sustained fractures and leg injuries. He was admitted to City Hospital. Eight year old James Costello fell from a second story window at 7 Edgerly Place, fracturing his right thigh and injuring his head. he was taken to City Hospital.
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Roxbury
New’ England Telephone and Telegraph’ Company
White
Washington. Street
Russell
City Hospital
Charles Morrison
Newport Street
Dorchester
Elmore Street
Morrison
James Costello
Edgerly Place
Fountain collapse injures man in Freehold incident
In Freehold New Jersey F Sullivan of Jersey City lit a cigar at the side of a panic fountain causing a blast that sent debris into the road. Manni Philips was struck by flying stone as the fountain base broke. his leg was broken. The fountain was wrecked due to a leak in piping.
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Freehold
N.J
F. Sullivan
Jersey City
Manni Philips i
Jara
Labor Day Parade Officials Name Division Staff
Joseph H Post marshal announces the first division staff for the Labor Day Parade. The list includes John Anglay Lodge 264 IAM chief of staff Peter Co Building Laborers Union 16 D DP Sheehan Carpenters Union 38 Thomas Bucy Hoisting Engineers Union 4 A J Murphy Painters Union2 and James McDermott Plumbers Union aids. Organizations must notify staff chief at 49 Bennet Street by parade morning.
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Joseph H3
Bennet
Desta Co Alive Vision
John. AnGlay
John. AnGlay, ‘Lodge
International Associate
Peter Co
Building Laborers’ Union
DP. Sheehan
Carpenters’ Union
Thomas Bucy
A. J. F. Murphy
Ataf
Addrees
Bennet Street
Joseph H. Post
Flood Destroys Basement At Boston Post Office
A recent storm flooded the Boston Post Office basement at the Thedetok Real Estate building 67 69 Water Street. Water poured in from Water and Milk Street entrances, filling the paper and bag rooms to two feet and flooding the engine room. The third and fourth floors suffered the greatest damage with water leaking through to upper areas.
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Boston Postoffice
Milk Street
Waeex Street
Senator Colonel Guild Speech Opens Massachusetts Campaign
Colonel Guild is warmly welcomed as he thanks supporters for their trust and discusses Republican principles. He urges unity, condemns personal slander, and notes differences with Democrats on currency and patronage while stressing protection and sound money. The speech ends with the party returning to Boston at 6 16.
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Center
Fot
City Hall
Smarketmen
Republican Club
Democratic City Machine
Boston
Republican Party
al ‘Pheus Sanford
Banfo ‘ Bers
McKinley
Hart
Curtis Guild. Jr
Cole One
Guild
Repuarketmen
Sanford
Comin Municipal
Boston Lot
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Bryan
Croker
United States
Atateamen
Fai
Pilar Mckintey
Photo Coupon Notice and Vague Ad Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a faded photo coupon item and unrelated notes. The readable parts mention a coupon, The Manhattan, and vague references to targets or places, with no clear event or person identified.
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