Ninth Has Taste of Real War
Pine Plains Camp New York August 23 The second working day of the Ninth Regiment impressed regular army instructors with the handling of men and the response during regimental drill and problem maneuvers. Morning drill covered battalion and regimental close and open order while afternoon tasks included a hike and a battle formation problem in outpost and reconnaissance. The regiment split into two imagined armies Red led by Major William J Casey for the second battalion, and Blue formed by the first and third battalions under Majors George F. H. Murray and John H. Dunn.
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Pine Plains
N. Y
William J. Casey
George F. H. Murray
John H. Dunn
Red Army Probes Do Lan s Crossing In Field Exercise
The regiment moved from camp after dinner to a position two miles toward Sterlville near Do Lan s Crossing. Major Murray followed with patrols locating Red posts and relaying messages to the main body. An extended line of battle simulated an attack on the Blue army, yielding valuable field maneuver insights despite sand and dust. Tomorrow the regiment will muster with regular army officers, expected to surpass prior regimental musters.
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Red Army
Dolan's Crossing
Sterlinville
Murray
Blue Army
United States Army
Whose Team Is This Photo in The Post
A photograph in the business district prompts a five dollar gold prize for the wagon driver who identifies the team within five days. J W MacBride of South Boston named Field Richardson Co as the team, horses Benny and Major. Other drivers named include John Collins of Cambridge Laundry with horse Jack, P Kelly of Parker's Dedham express with Belle Russell, and Morris Tarutz, Hyde Park, driver for himself. A full page of photos will appear next Sunday.
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Post
The
Washington Street
J. W. MacBride
Story Street
South Boston
Field, Richardson & Co
Pearl Street
Benny
Major
Sunday Post
John Collins
Clark Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Laundry
Jack
P. Kelly
Eleanor Street
Dedham
Parker's
Dedham Express
Belle Russell
Morris Tarutz
East River Street
Hyde Park
Unpledged Delegates Sentiment at State Committee Meeting
The Democratic State committee meeting at Quincy House yesterday afternoon favored unpledged delegates to the State convention set for Oct 6 in Fanueil Hall. No governor candidates were discussed. Chairman Frederick J. Macleod opened the meeting and predicted a harmonious convention with the winning nominee receiving full party support.
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Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
Fancuui Hall
Frederick J. Macleod
State Committee
Boston Democrats weigh nominees at state committee meeting
Mayor Fitzgerald lobbied amid a large state committee gathering as John F. MacDonald and Joseph Maynard briefed him on a wide ranging discussion. Delegates favored unpledged status with names like Hamlin and Fitzgerald debated against Foss and Thayer for governor and lieutenant governor roles.
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Fitzgerald
State Committee
John F. MacDonald
Joseph Maynard
Democratic City Committee
City Hall
John R. Thayer
Theobald M. Connor
Northampton
John T. Coughlin
Fall River
Charles S. Hamlin
Foss
Hamlin
Executive Committee
Thomas Riley
Joseph Walker
Senator Lodge
Thayer
James B. Carroll
Springfield
James W. O'Bren
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Frank C. Richardson
Lynn
Walter H. Creamer
Joseph A. Maynard
Boston
John E. Bilarwin
A. ©. Drinkwater
Braintree
James F. Driscoll
James W. Lynan
Pittsfield
James O'Brien
Lee
Henry
Burt
Taunton
Timothy P. Sullivan
Daniel G. Dinnigan
New Bedford
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
Robert Coffee
James E. Miller
Peabody
Thomas L. Lawler
Greenfield
Thomas F. Boyle
Cambridge
Bernard J. Sheridan
Somerville
Michael J. McNamara
Everett
Bernard W. Stanley
Waltham
Thomas E. Dwyer
Wakefield
Michael H. Cotter
Young Man Recovered After 45 Hour Sleep
Walter Richardson a 20 year old from Revere woke from a 45 hour sleep at Massachusetts General Hospital after Sunday afternoon. Doctors found him in good condition though tired and sleepy. He recalled sleeping three days as a child without ill effects.
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Walter Richardson
Revere
Massachusetts General Hospital
EXPECT CLASH WITH STRIKERS NEW BEDFORD REPORT
Aug 23 report notes quiet evening with one striker demonstration as authorities brace for possible storm. Felice d Alessandro, leader, says clash with strike breakers risks escalation. he was arrested earlier on separate, unresolved charges. Population figures referenced show Jackson, Mich. at 31,433 with recent growth.
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New Bedford
Felice d’ Alessandro
Auto Making Jumps Flint Population
Washington reports Flint Michigan shows a population of 38550 up 25447 or 194.2 percent from 13108 in 1900 due to automobile industry growth. Battle Creek Michigan population figures follow in the dispatch.
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Flint
Washington
Mich
Battle Creek
Henry J Stevens Dies After 58 Years as Newport Bank Cashier
Henry J Stevens, longtime cashier of Newport National Bank for 58 years and a leading Newport resident, died tonight at age 81. He built the bank’s trusted image and served the community through many town events. He is survived by several relatives.
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Newport
Henry J. Stevens
Newport National Bank
Chelsea man killed by freight car at Mystic wharf
Jacob Borosky aged 49 of 20 Front Street Chelsea was fatally run over by a freight car at Mystic wharf Charlestown at 5 yesterday afternoon.
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Jacob Borosky
Front Street
Chelsea
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
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