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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1898

Page

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Peace Jubilee Concert At Mr Bernard Wolf Store

A Peace Jubilee Concert led by Teel's Band of Boston conducts 7 30 to 9 30 this evening at Bernard Wolf store corner Hanover and Portland streets. The program includes Raw Recruits Dalby Overture I Puritani Bellini Concert Waltz Daughter of Love Bennet March American Republic and more with Sousa and Stars and Stripes Forever among selections.

Bernard M. Wolf My Clothier Hanover Portland America Teel Boston Benjamin F. Teel Bennet March Thiele Coon Schottische Parson “Johnson Bucalossi Admiral Dewey Bendix Sousa Darkey

Boston Visitor Critiques Camp Wikoff Illnesses

A Boston businessman tells a Post reporter that about 95 percent of men in Camp Wikoff are ill and that terrible punishment is deserved by someone for the soldiers' treatment. He notes hundreds on duty at the camp are sicker than many Boston hospital patients arriving on the Olivette.

Camp Wikoff Boston Olivette Post

Tiffany Dead A Rough Rider Lieutenant Dies In Boston

William Tiffany second lieutenant in Roosevelt's Rough Riders died last evening at the Parker House Boston after arriving on the Olivette from Montauk Physicians attributed death to lack of proper food His fiancee and family mourn his passing and he was a personal friend of Colonel Roosevelt who joined the Rough Riders during the war.

William Tiffany Rough Riders Parker House Boston Olivette Montauk Tiffany Belmont Richard A. Dunn Tremont Temple George Tiffany Perry Tiffany Miss Tiffany Colonel Roosevelt New York Society Roosevelt el Caney Parker

Boston Trooper Wears Rough Riders Badge in Cuba Farewell

A Boston man who joined the Rough Riders is praised for bravery in Cuba and Las Guasinas. He fought at Santiago and earned a second lieutenant’s strip before dying of fever after return to Boston aboard the Olivette. His brother Belmont Tiffany met him at Montauk Point and at the Parker House.

Rough Riders Cuba Las Guasinas Santiago Leutenant Boston Parker House Belmont Tiffany New York Montauk Point

Leaves Montauk for Springfield This Morning

CAMP WIKOFF Aug 25 Colonel Clarke of the Second Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers reports the unit will break camp at 8 tomorrow morning and travel by special trains to New York and then Springfield Mass for 30 or 60 day furloughs. Muster out of active service will occur at South Framingham after furloughs.

Wikoff Clarke Massachusetts Volunteers Wheeler Alger New York Springfield Mass South Framingham

Ninth Home in Ten Days Tells of Regiments Returning

A reader reports Major-General Wheeler plans to keep the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment at Montauk Point five days after quarantine so they reach Boston within ten days. The Second Massachusetts is returning home, with heavy shipments of aid and food arriving.

Boston Joseph Wheeler Santiago James A. Gallivan Wikoff Montauk Point L. IL Massachusetts Wheeler Wolcott Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Society Montauk Dr. Prescott Alderman Berwin Representative Innes H. O. Alexander Franz Hugo Krebs Colonel Clark

Injured Fire Crew Burned in Arch Street Explosion

Assistant Chief McDonough and many firemen suffered burns after a hot air explosion on Arch Street. Dozens were hospitalized with facial neck or hand injuries. none are in danger, and most face a week’s incapacity for duty. The blaze involved multiple manufacturers and other tenants on Arch and Devonshire streets.

Arch Street Peter McDonough John A. Mullen John S. Cleverly Adams George A. Wagcott John B. Gildea John B. Walsh Frank W. Robinson J. T. Byron Kireman James E. Riley Michael J. Teehan George FE. Darragh George H. Acres Peter Ford City Hospital Edward L. Powers Massachusetts General Hospital Henry A. Fox Dennis J. Lane Edward Shallow Edward McMahan Francis E. Fitzgerald Hawlett E. Costello Arch

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