Two Olivene Soldiers Die in Boston Hospital
Two Olivene soldiers died in Boston yesterday as others remained seriously ill with dysentery or malaria. Arthur Messiter of the Seventy first New York died at City Hospital while William Parish of the Twentieth Infantry passed at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Messiter
1St
New York
William Parish
20Th Infantry
Olivette
Arthur M. Messiter
Seventy-first Regiment
City
C, Twentieth Infantry
Massachusetts General Hospital
Messiter
Company C
Twentieth Infantry
Santiago
Parish
Tinkham
Howard Street
Indiana
Parsh
Levi Buckman
Eighthassachusetts
Solon E
Park Square
Michael M. Burke
Ninth Regiment
Burke
Bremen Street
East Aston
Grady
Fe Hickey
East Boston
Edwin B. Wood
Seventh Infantry
Mssachusetts General Hospital
William Nelson
Washington, PD. C
Tomas H. Herbert
Washington
Edward Tanger
Michigan
Olunteer Aid Association
Massachusetts
Varis
Massachusetts General
J. A. Galvin
Association
United States General Hospital
Fort Myer
Bay State coming home with sick from the Ninth Massachusetts
The hospital ship Bay State left Santi ago Thursday and will reach Boston soon with about 100 sick aboard. Members of the Ninth Massachusetts are listed by company, including Captain Murray and Captain Sawyer, with several deaths: Brady of Company C died on board, and Ralph B. Walker of Company M died in the division hospital from pernicious malaria.
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Bay State
Santiago
Boston
Massachusetts
Macauley
Chainey
Bishop
O'Donovan
Curtis
Hammond
Murray
Milledge
Fanning
King
Kelley
Sawyer
Hayes
Haley
Macguire
Donahue
Scrivener
Lofters
Healy
Pratt
Tobin
McNu
Stevenson
Mehan
Creney
Kenealy
Lane
Early
Pitcher
Leighton
Black
J. C. Lain
Brady
Ninth
Ralph B. Walker
Division Hospital
Funds for sick soldiers acknowledged by Montauk association
Treasurer Higgingon reports receipts for wounded service fund from contributors including Kidder Peabody & Co. 500 Marian Russell 14 North Dakota 40 W A Tower 100 I Thorndike 50 J Rothwell 25 Mrs Robert o H Stevenson 0 C Robert S Sturgis 10 Mr and Mrs John Lowell 100 J B R.
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E. P
A. P. Brown
Standard Haserick, Richards & Co
Fanny H
Dr. F. Shattuck
S.W. Marston
Miss “Izabeth Putnam
Howard L. Rogers
A. B
A. T. Motley
Edith
Bridgewater Branch
M. A
C. H. Dalton
Es ‘i Moors
S. Arthur Bent
Augustus
John W. Stuintiewell
A. P
E. E. Jameson
Will'am Amory
A. A. Bradford
Lucy B. Shattuck
Charles BE. Inches
A. Bertha Eaton
H. C. G. v. Jagemann
George B. Blake
Emily Sever
Buzzard’s Bay
Sarah G. Putnam
Paul Jones Chapter
Dd. A. R
Eben Dale
Charles H. Taylor
Boston Globe
Misses Morrell
Katherine Miles
E. D. Buffington
Henry N. Sawyer
Samuel Eliot
James R. Smith
Constance N. Smith
Julian Codman
Jane M. Tyler
Madeline Brazil
Annie D. Stirson
John
Bragdon
King's Daughters
Nathaniel Thayer
Elizabeth C. Agassiz
Edward Frothingham
Edward Wheelwright
Augustus Hemenway
George B. Inches
Clarendon Association of Ladies
Clarendon Hills
W. R
Ware
Rockport
Walpole
W. R. Cc
Wakefield
Canton
Upton
Georgetown
Citizens
Hattie A. Ralph
E. K. Fassett
Joseph Warren
F. W
James
C. H
C. It
N. W. Emerson
Helen H. Blackman
Dudley L. Pickman
Ne Ware
Sarah M. Pratt
Andover
See
Exton
Francis C. Lowell
R. S. Codman
Charles T. Gallagher
A. C. Comns
Maude C., Edmonds
Fannie Hooper
N. G. Cushing
Henry Pickering
Higgingon
Montauk
Kidder
Captain McConkey’s crew mutinies aboard Armenian ship
Captain McConkey faced a near mutiny as about a dozen crewmen stopped work aboard the Armenian, demanding wages they would not receive until returning to Liverpool. Officers dispersed the disturbance near Pier 6 at Grand Junction wharf, East Boston, with several arrests and the captain lamenting a single bad man spoiling the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tim
McConkey
What should Cervera have done in Santiago Harbor
Captain Clark of the Oregon weighs naval decisions at the Santiago affair. He argues Cervera should have “hung on” until all ships and crews starved, defining heroism as steadfast defense. Clark recalls Oregon’s perilous voyage from Callao to Bahia and Barbados and praises crew endurance and department support. The piece ends noting lessons: smokeless powder and the elimination of wood on warships.
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New York
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Clark
Oregon
United States Army
Callao
Marietta
Sandy Point
Spain
Pacific
Temerario
Montevideo
Straits
Rio
Buffalo
Nictheroy
Cape Free
Bahia
Barbados
Martinique
Caribbean Sea
Bahamas
Department
Santiago
Munyon's Headache Tablets Promoted as Fast Cure
Munyon's Headache Tablets advertised as curing all headaches in three to ten minutes. Touted as a splendid stomach and nerve tonic with Munyon's Doctors tree referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Doctors
Kennedy held in New York for murder of Dolly Reynolds
Dr Samuel J Kennedy was held without bail to await a grand jury decision on charges of murdering Dolly Reynolds. Kennedy's lawyers offered no defense as details emerged linking Reynolds and her lover Maurice Mendham, with police noting a quarrel over jewels prior to the death. Mendham reported the dispute to police and claimed they had patched it up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dolly Reynolds
Kennedy
House
Miss Reynolds
Maurice Mendham
Plice
Mendham
Margaret Adams
President to visit Montauk Point boosts soldiers morale
General Joe Wheeler reports the Secretary of War has corrected issues, offered valuable guidance, and linked hospital visits to improved spirit among 1500 sick soldiers. Wheeler notes the President's planned Montauk visit will further uplift troops and public morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Wheeler
Camp Wikoff
Montauk Point
N. Y
United States
Foresters and civic groups line up for Major O'Connor funeral
A multi-organization procession forms for the funeral of Major O'Connor from Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston. Catholic Order of Foresters and AOH groups coordinate escorts and seats at the Cathedral with 62 military division units contributing carriages. Interment at Calvary follows a formal, military-like service.
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Mary KE. Stokes
Ann& Dugan
Williams
Leo Courts
Catholic Order of Foresters
Hibernian Hall
Francis Kievenaar
Williams Court
William F. O’donnell
Leo Court
Thomas Arthur
Grady Corporal Lane
Carey
Foresters
East Boston
Boston
The
Knights of St. Rose
Worcester Street
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Thomas F. Doherty
Knights of St. Rose Hall
Major O’connor
Gate of Heaven
Father Johnson
Calvary
Badger Arrives Off Grand Junction Docks
The United States auxiliary cruiser Badger arrived in the harbor from Montauk Point and anchored at 5 20 p m off the Grand Junction docks. Formerly Yamuri of the Ward line serving New York to Tampico and fivana. She is 2352 tons register with three decks and measures 336 feet long 43 feet beam and 22 feet depth of hold.
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Badger
Montauk Point
Grand Junction
Yamuri
Ward Line
Ruuning
New York
Tampico
Fivana
Eliot on War Critiques Department and Philosophers
Harvard President Charles W. Eliot addressed the American Association of Science at Sanders Theatre. He faulted the War Department for lagging behind modern science in troop care, criticized advocates of war as necessary for civilization, and urged a permanent civil service, a robust navy, disease protection, and a national health department after the recent war with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spains
Eliot
Harvard
American Association of Science
Sanders Theatre
War Department
Times
Mystery welterweights Billy Smith and Matty Matthews in New York
In a Len Athletic Club bout Billy Smith outboxed and outlasted Matty Matthews in a 20 round fight. Matthews wore a bandaged left arm from a six week old injury but fought on, with Smith dominating from the start and earning the decision as the bell rang for the final round.
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New York
Myst
Billy Smith
Matty Matthew
Len Athletic Club
Smith
Matthews
Gans Whips Smyrna and Baltimore in Title Bout Trio
Joe Gans defeated Young Smyrna of Philadelphia in fifteen rounds tonight. Harry beat Philadelphia challenger in ten rounds and Joe Elliott fought to a police interrupted nine round draw.
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Baltimore
Joe
Young
Court martial for Gen Miles likely sparks Washington clash
Washington dispatches reveal Gen Miles alleging his despatches from Santiago were garbled and that he remained in command after the campaign. He says disclosing details in Washington changed the Porto Rico plan, and that Alger and Corbin face potential court martial amid sensational disclosures.
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Miles
Santiago
Porto Rico
Washington
Miles-Alger-Corbin
Alger Or Corbin
Kansas City Star
the Star
Corbin
Shafter
War Department
Army of the United States
Cleveland
United States
Cuba
States
Alger
Woman Recalls Husband's Defense Killing in Plymouth Trip
Mrs Bolton told how her draughtsman husband, staying with uncle by marriage James Watson at Clark's Island Plymouth, allegedly killed Watson to defend his wife after an attack. She described Watson as temperamental, with a history of violence, and said she would join her husband in Plymouth at once. Boston, 27, a Boston Art School graduate.
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Sherman Street
Post
Bolton
Watson
Clark’s Island
Plymouth
James Watson
Boston
The
Boston Art School
Joseph F. Bolton
Ovation to Fr Cummins at Mass Hibernian barbecue
The A O H of Massachusetts hosts a barbecue at Apollo Garden honoring Rev. John F. Cum mins with 25 000 members expected. State officers, Edward J Slattery and Patrick F Cannon preside, with Roger F Scannell assisting as dignitaries attend.
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Hibernian
Apollo Garden
John F. Cummins
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Hibernians
Father Cummins
Hibernians
Edward J. Slattery
Patrick F. Cannon
Martin J. Roche
Roger F. Scannell
John W. Glynn
Ireland
EK. J. Slattery
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Olivene
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Mass
Fort Hamilton
Edward F. Mceeney
Massachutts
Fort Hamon
Chusetts
Greenfield
E. ©. Whitcomb
A. S. Parker
Hubbardston
J. W. King
Worcester
George W. Campbell
Springfield
H. M. Murick
M. J. Sullivan
Twelfth Infantry
Patrick Fallon
Holyoke
James Drummond
Massachusettts
George H. Connell
Lowell
Arthur Davis
Eleventh
North Adams
James A. Donahue
Charles F. Magner
Eleventh Infantry
Pittsfield
Patrick Connors
Fallon
Joseph Sullivan
Frank Howards
John A. Boyd
Patrick F. Burke
John J. Murphy
John H. Keating
J. D. McSweeney
Patrick Maloney
Joseph Martin
Old Stand
Tremont Row
Dwald Wilson
Ilson Brothers
Focx Tremont Row
Evory
Beecham
Wheeler
Continental Clothing House
Washington St
Cor
Boyston
Spring Lane
Teroes Bois
Prrive Today
Eliot ON
Wibs
Gans
Smyrna
Gen
General Miles
Nipe
Fajardo
San Juan
Mona
Guanica
FR. Cummins
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