Ninth Regiment Camp An Incident Laden With Loss And Valor
In Framingham a sad duty marked by Captain Regan and Colonel Strachan as Company G shines in drill amid heat and fog. The drowning of Dennis Donovan at Leonard's Pond prompted an autopsy and funeral arrangements with religious services led by Father Cullen. The Ninth Regiment continued drills and rifle practice as hundreds of visitors toured the camp, honoring the fallen and praising the care of the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovran Framineuam
Sprcrar
Ninth Regiment
William J. Regan
Strachan
Martin Binners
First Battalion Cavalry
Freeman
Leonard’s Pond
Dennis J. Donovan
O'Donnell
Ryan
Gove
South Framingham
Donovan
Brigade
Dalton
Father Cullen
Framingham
Company B
Peach
Boston
Alexander Strauss
Thomas Child
Rhode Island Cavalry
D. F. Henderson
Charles Rittman
John Gill
Rhode Island Militia Signal Corps
Richardson
W.E. Clayton
Fred J. Clayton
Kendrick
Newton Claflin Guards
Pred R. Shattuck
Board of State Fish Commission
Robinson
United States Army
Merrill
Worcester Battery B
Peter J. Smith
Andover
Artillery
Gifford
John F. Merrill
Worcester Battery 3
Edmonds
Clark
Green
First Corps
Senator Sullivan
Lawrence
George S. Merrill
Post
A Fantastical Tale About a Crowninshield Heiress
A Marblehead man debunks a New York Herald romance story claiming a Mr Crowninshield of Boston planned marriage to Miss Florence Stone of Derbyshire. He asserts no such Crowninshield family member exists. A society gentleman recalls a Miss Stone tied to a Chestnut Hill charity scheme and an unrealized English marriage, with limited corroboration and names unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Crowninshield
New York Herald
Crowninshield
Florence Stone
Boston
Calcutta
England
Post
Marblehead
Mr. Crowninshield
Europe
Miss Stone
Derbyshire
Eaton
Nantucket
New York Commercial Advertiser
Astor House
New England Chautauqua Highlights and Lectures
July 20 events at New England Chautauqua featured Mrs. Woolson on Queen Anna, President Fairbairn tracing Brahminism, and a processional with 87 graduates passing in review. The afternoon included class reunions, Mrs. Livermore speaking on scientific instruction and legislative work in Norwall Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framinguam
New England Chautauqua
T. W. Keen
W. H. Smith
Salem Cadet Band
Ladies Day at Hull Yacht Club Hosts Grand Illumination
Hull Yacht Club celebrated Ladies Day with a brilliant marbor illumination and fireworks. About 500 guests boarded numerous yachts including Silvie Rambler Banneret Carmen and Echo, with Hartshorn's Orchestra aboard the commodore’s boat. A tule race among club members provided comic excitement as J Brown won, with Keates and Friend close behind, followed by a lavish afterglow of dancing and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Silvie
Banneret
Icho
Downer Landing
Hell Gut
Pemberton
Boston
Echo
Carmen
Oura
Aglaia
Rambler
Hartshorn
Charles V. Whitten
Edward C. North
Franklin Adams
Higgins
Cc. F. Loring
Verplank
N. L. Stebbins
Florence Clark
F. >. Dunne
J. B. Forsyth
Anna Duval
W. K. Miller
John R. Chadwick
W. EF. Ford
Peleg Aborn
Codhman
Calvin Low
A. J. Robinson
Lee Kidder
Eugenie
Harry E. Converse
B.S. Converse
Converse
Kitty Converse
Edith Bouve
Charles Ff. Cutler
Lander Bouve
J. J. Kenry
J. J. Henry
Gardner Bullard
Carrie Bullard
C. A. Harrington
Capen
C. Ff. Harrington
Bert Bullard
Bertram C. Henry
Banner
Moseley
Baker
Sloop Keho
K. L. Burwell
F. Isham
Eugenie Millikan
Emma Millikan
Bertha Millikan
Etta Campbell
Eva Isham
Nellie Brown
Emma Burwell
Harry Tileston
Sloop Hero
George R. Howe
Waldo Friend
Misses Friend
Martha Burgess
Miss Ford
A. N. Newton
Hohe
Kilborn
Vixen
C. P. Armstrong
C. B. Lowell
J. Russell
Mollie Russell
Lillian Booth
Armstrong
Kingman
Blanche
Commodore Haskins
Sandy Bay Yacht Club
Stebbins
Thayer
Gertrude Thayer
W. H. Jackson
Fred H. O'Neil
W. A. Carey
George EH. Stevens
Miss Skinner
F. H. Hutchinson
Fannie Skinner
Esther Kilroy
Miss Brigham
Lillian Jackson
Ethel Jackson
Katie Crie
Nimbus
J. J. Souther
Gertrude Bowen
Miss Rogers
Miss Richardson
Miss Jones
Bernardoe Jr
Club
J. Fred Brown
Winthrop Dutton
R. C. Poor
George W. Keates
Marshall C. Bouve
B.C. Henry
C. E. W. Grinnell
H. W. Friend
Henry Sheen
Jim Low
Mr. Friend
Mr. J. Brown
Mr. Keates
Commodore Whitten
THE BEVERLY STRIKE PROSPECTS AND TALKS
Beverly July 20 There is little change in the labor dispute as most shops stay open only Norwood a non union shop remains active. State arbitration board recommends a conference committee to settle but no price list agreement exists after a month of talks. Lasters may quit town for other work and union officials aim to meet manufacturers. If not resolved by Saturday shops may shut. A hearing at Town Hall Friday July 22 at 11 am awaits possible acceptance of the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevery
Sprcran
Beverly
Norwood’s
State Arbitration Board
D. Lefavour & Son
Manufacturers’ Association
John H. Lefavour
Lasters
State Board
Ya. m
Pleon Yacht Club sails on annual Marblehead cruise
Marblehead July 20. The youthful Pleon Yacht Club started its annual cruise today. Yachts sailing include Rebe Palmer owner Monarch W O Fowle Snail Perry Mole Walker Clyde Wood. Harbor hosts many vessels such as schooners Wanderer Republic of New York Ambass dress Mohican Sylph Altana of the Eastern Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Pleon Yacht Club
Rebe
Palmer
Monarch
W. O. Fowle
Snail
Perry
Mole
Walker
Clyde
Wood
Wanderer
Republic of New York
Ambassadress
Mohican
Sylph
Altana
Eastern Yacht Club
Aldermen authorize Portland street engine house and riverside plans
At the Cambridge meeting last evening the public property committee was authorized to proceed with a new engine and truck house on Portland street under a contract with H. J. Coon & Co. An assistant for the milk and vinegar inspector was approved at up to 200 dollars yearly. The finance committee favors building both houses along the Charles River but deemed it too late to act this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Aldermen
Portland Street
H. J. Coon & Co
Committee On Finance
Charles River
Dr Cochrane Endorses Digestylin for Acute Dyspepsia
Dr W A Cochran e reports using Digestylin in an acute dyspepsia case and praising its effect. The product is sold by all druggists at $1 per bottle or via W F Knider & Co at 33 Jobu street, N X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cochrane
W. F. Knidder & Co
Jobu Street
N. X
The Volunteer Sets Sail on Trial Trip
The Volunteer shows rapid progress as rigging nears completion and sails bend. The crew boards aboard. the Nabby C. tows the yacht from the basin at 10 50 p m. to the flats, ballast nearly thirteen tons stored, and a three ton centreboard ready for placement before a planned trial around noon. An American eagle figurehead will crown the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby C
Yacht Trial Planned After Centreboard Install
At a late hour Captain Haff, ashore after the yacht was hauled out, said the trial trip should begin soon after dinner if the centreboard goes into place. He reported everything has worked smoothly so far and expected to have everything ready to beat the trial run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haff
Rambler schooner yacht sold at auction for 4800 dollars
New York notes the Rambler schooner yacht sold at auction today for 4800 dollars to T. G. Sanford acting for a Boston principal. The Rambler, famed as the fastest vessel under canvas, has had mixed success windward since 1876 lengthening. Built in 1871 in New London, she changed owners several times and won the Bren ton's Reef cup in 1872 against Madeleina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. G. Sanford
Boston
Sanford
New London
KE. P. Beckwith
J. J. Baucker
John N. Forbes
Commodore W. H. Thomas
Mr. Forbes
Madeleina
Jacob Voorhis, Jr
England
Genesta
Commodore Bennett
Coronet
Dauntless
Rambler
Governors council inspects Danvers asylum makes appointments
The Governor and council completed their annual inspection of the Danvers insane asylum. Frederick W. Putnam of Cambridge is named commissioner of inland fisheries and James N. Wolff of Boston becomes trustee of the Massachusetts School for the Feeble minded. The council also sought a Supreme Judicial Court ruling on civil service rule amendments tied to the soldiers' exemption act and veterans' preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Frederick W. Putnam
Cambridge
James N, Wolff
Boston
Massachusetts School
James M.trotter
Washington
Supreme Judicial Court
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commissioners
City notes on printing appointee and local projects
The committee on printing reappointed W. O. Robson as official city stenographer. A new brick station is planned at Roxbury by the Boston & Providence Railroad. Buildings 645 and 647 Saratoga street to be vacated for sanitary reasons. Governor Ames and executive council members visited the Danvers Insane Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Printing
W. O. Robson
Roxbury
Boston & Providence Railroad Company
Saratoga Street
Board of Health
Ames
Executive Council
Danvers Insane Asylum
Nantasket
Reeves
Clarence Pullen
Mexico
Ocean Side
Magnolia
Masconomo
Manchester- by-the-Sea
William Perkins
Harvard College
Boston Asylum and Farm School
Boston Marine Society
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Consolidated Street Railway
West End
East Boston postmaster honored with gold hunting case watch
Benjamin J. Sullivan, newly appointed post master for East Boston, was banqueted at Webster House by Emmet Associates. Daniel P. Doyle acted as toastmaster as Sullivan received a $150 gold hunting case watch. James Mullen, Charles P. McGuire, Nicholas H. Quirk, Charles F. Rich, William Craig and others toasted him and extended best wishes for prosperity and a long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Boston
Webster House
Emmet Associates
Daniel P. Doyle
Sullivan
James ‘. Mullen
Charles P. McGuire
Nicholas H. Quirk
Charles F. Rich
William Craig
Mr. Sullivan
Ordination At Central Square Baptist Church Cambridgeport
Herbert L. Caulkins, a Newton Theological School graduate, was ordained to the Baptist ministry at first Baptist Church Central Square Cambridgeport last evening. The ceremony included readings by Rev. W. S. Apsey sermon by Rev. Alvah Hovey and ordination prayer by Rev. H. K. Peryear. The charge was given by Rev. James MecWhinnie and handshakes by Rev. George E. Horr Jr. Caulkins has preached since 1888 and now serves as acting pastor of Inman Square Baptist Church Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Central Square
Cambridgeport
Herbert L. Caulkins
Newton Theological School
W. S. Apsey
Alvah Hovey
H. K. Peryear
Clinton
George E. Horr, Jr
Charlestown
James MecWhinnie
Caulkins
Inman Square Baptist Church
Cambridge
Marriage Unites Frank H Chapman and Carrie Hastings
Frank H Chapman of Jamestown and Carrie Hastings of Cambridge wed yesterday at the bride’s father’s home in Cambridge. Rev Edward H Hall officiated with relatives present. The couple will move to their future home in Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Chapman
Jamestown
Cak
F. L. Chapman
Cambridge
Carrie Hastings
A. J. Hastings
Mellen Street
Edward H. Hall
The
Federation of American Fanciers of
Lincoln Street
H. Wagner
Hub Club
Boston
James MecGauhey
Quaker City Club
Philadelphia
M. B. McGuire
Kings County Club
Brooklyn
L. W. Spangehl
Meserole Club
F. H. Platt
Hudson and
Bedford
Vicinity
W. EK. Johnson
Key Port
N.J
Federation
Burglars Enter Elm Street Home in Somerville
Burglars entered the house of A. T. Dunbar at 44 Elm Street West Somerville yesterday afternoon and stole articles and a sum of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Dunbar
Elm Street
West
Somerville
Fifth annual children's festival week at the Pines
Scores of children visit the Pines for a five day festival featuring new Pyro rama attractions and the Taking of New Orleans becoming town talk. Sunday will host five concerts starting at 11 AM. Next week Tokio Fete Night opening Monday adds more novelty to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pines
New Orleans
Mystic Park Second Day Racing Delivers Tight Heats and Fast Times
Jack Shepard Jr wins the 2:32 class in three straight heats at Mystic Park as Hy Wilkes takes the 2:27 pace race in five heats. Spectators fill the stands, women out in force, and racing offers close finishes, spurts, and multiple lead changes. Final times include 2:29 percent, 2:80, 2:29 percent, 2:24, and 2:27, with Rex, Miss Ward, Owenee, George Jones, and Captain among the highlighted runners. Event entries list multiple horses and clubs, with judges and officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Jack Shepard, Jr
Peter
Shepard
Owenee
Rex
Jack Shepard
Miss Ward
Oweneo
Wilkes
Beautiful Sporting
Captain
Everett G
Hy Wilkes
Joe B
George Jones
Joe L
E. F. Bass
A. Woodward
G. Rex
H. Richardson
B. m. Owenee
H. Woodruilf
C. H. Hadley
B. G. Peter
E. Carpenter
JT. Johnson
B. G. Hy Wilkes
B. G
John Trout
James Golden
E. H. Bass
G. Joe
H. C. Rankin
B. G. Everett
C. K. Drew
Joseph Churchill
J. H. Sparks
Lowell
Thomas Mayfield
Carpenter
Ramsey
N. J
J. H. Rowley
Providence
Victor J. H. Rowley
Donald T. D. Marsh
Great Falls
Frank Patchen
Wm. Covill
Schenectady
N. Y
O. Mathieu
Boston
Columbus A. W. Moulton
Aliston
C. G
Medford
G. Geo. Jones
Fire at Roxbury home, suspected incendiary robbery
Fire at 53 Waverley Street Roxbury began in a second floor closet housing a valise with silverware valued around 700 dollars. Neighbors report seeing a person in the front room about 10:30 Tuesday night while owner was away in Swampscott. Fire officials suspect arson aimed to steal valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Warshauer
Waverley Street
Roxbury
Warshauer
Swampscott
Boston
Dorchester burglars arraigned in court
Four Dorchester burglars named as Robert Hurst Robert Moore George Booth and James Campbell were arraigned in Dorchester court yesterday morning on charges of breaking and entering. A preliminary examination was held and Judge Churchill ordered them held for the grand jury with bail set at 1300 for Hurst and 400 for Moore Booth and Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Robert Hurst
Robert Moore
George Booth
James Campbell
Hurst
Eee
Churchill
J. Campbell
Hot Weather Is Upon Us Reduce the Drudgery of Wash Day
A dated plea urges readers to ease laundry chores in the heat by using Pearline soap. The advertisement emphasizes saving effort and time during hot weather. Pearline is promoted as a household staple to tackle everyday washing tasks efficiently.
Annual Congress of the Federation Held in This City
A gathering of federation leaders concluded with reports on regional progress and policy pledges. Delegates from member organizations met in the city to discuss initiatives, elections, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation
Judge Barker Rules on Hopkinton Cider Case in East Cambridge
In a test of the 1887 law, Judge Barker of the Superior Court at East Cambridge ruled yesterday that W. W. Claflin, a Hopkinton farmer, was the maker of the cider produced at a mill he did not own and may keep and sell it provided the cider is not consumed on the premises.
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Camyo
Eighth Regiment
A. 1, Sisson
F. Murray
K. L. Cohen
B. L. Kase
Hilliker
Sereant
W. EK. Smith
J. W. Chase
M. J. Davis
C.$. Butters
Whitlekind
Aldrich
S.T. Kirk
C. A. Kirkpatrick
C. A. Stamford
Field and Staff
Chase
C. M. Sprague
S. R. Nelson
Frates
Sargeant
R. F. Quirk
Lynn
Magina
J. O. Sullivan
W. H. Donovan
Luke Coulins
Charles Flint
T. J. Ford
J. J. Post
M. Mitchell
C.J. J. Maddigan
Dark
Ness
Crowninshield Family
New England
Chautauqua
Hull
Marbor
Common Council
New York & New England Railroad
Quincy Street
Chapman—Hastings
Mystic
PARTP
Sanrord
Ginger
Meiidion
Boston Post
Columbia
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Calder
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hove, Pelham
Harvey & Hutchins
River St
Beacon St
Chas TS. Bly
Pearl ST
Columbus Ave
Washington St
William and Edwin Sheafe
Columbus Avenue
Hammond
Wm. Read & Sons
Washington Street
Price
Woodward's
Bromfield Street
Conieginal Reduced Price
Fish and Game Protective Association
State Protective Association
Best Drug and Grocery Trade
C.H. Craves & Sons, Sole Proprietors
I. P. Lord & Co
Union Street
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Loston Association
Chestnut Street
Health Food CO
New England Agency
A, Richards
Chandlery
State St
Atlantic Ave
Commerce St
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
Pacific House
Nantasket Beach, Mass
W. B. Hathaway
American Pigeon Fanciers
Hopkinton
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