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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1898

Page

6

Somerville to Build New Engine House at Clarendon Hill

Somerville boards approve plans by Loring & Phipps for a two door fire station on Holland and Newbury streets. A 15 000 appropriation funds a 48 by 72 foot two story building with hose drying tower and spaces for two engines, sleeping rooms, recreation room and other facilities. Work to start immediately.

Somerville Board of Aldermen Clarendon Hill Committee On Fire Department Loring & Phipps Holland and Newbury Streeets Perry Kaan Messrs. Collins and Ham Tarbox Fire

Death list grows as war fever sick tally rises in Santiago

War Department tally shows 3770 total sick and 2924 fever cases at Santiago de Cuba with 689 new fever cases and 538 returning to duty. Deaths reported include First Lt A J Babcock and several privates from Michigan, DC volunteers, and infantry units, plus yellow fever and malarial cases in Siboney and Detention Hospital. SHAFTER, Major-General.

Santiago de Cuba Washington A. J. Babcock Michigan James A. Marine William Dollard Willia Francis Poore District of Columbia T. H. Mahoney Twentieth Infantry Charles E. Wangle Twenty-fourth Infantry E. G. Coba Moore Stuart Siboney Albert Burgunde Sixteenth Infantry Second Cavalry Andrew Johnson Walter Wischman Harvey Atkins Second Massachusetts Detention Hospital Shafter

Camp changes cut tent crew size and prep time

A smaller tent crew forms amid rain delays for a sham battle and plans shifting as General Sanger orders daily tent strikes. The Eighth Massachusetts is expected to sail for Porto Rico in about ten days. Sherman Hoar visits the camp bearing a $150 MA Volunteer Aid Association donation and a list of needed hospital items.

Chickamauga Park Massachusetts Sanger Porto Rico Sherman Hoar Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association Cogswell Marblehead Denning Sharen Rhale Popes

Fire Department Changes Promises Promotions and Transfers

Commissioner Russell will issue an order likely Friday or Saturday detailing transfers and promotions in the city fire department. Several members recently examined by the commissioner are expected to be promoted, with rumors of a few surprise transfers in the list.

Russell

Reception Tendered to Irish Society Leaders in South Boston

Commodore B A McLaughlin, President M J Lydon, and Peter J Naphen were feted by South Boston A O H and Clan McLaughlin members. They depart tomorrow for a three month Ireland tour to join the 98 centenary celebrations. Irish dancing, music, and presentations followed at the McLaughlin home with many distinguished attendees.

B. A. McLaughlin Clan McLaughlin Outing Club M. J. Lydon South Boston Peter J. Naphen Ireland McLaughlin East Fourth Street South Boston Thomas E. Barrett Division 67 Richard McKeown Division 13 Barrett O'Connor Conboy Tervans Moore Feeney Kelley Devlin McDonough John McKee James McDonough Messrs. Taylor Burdell Williams, Brown, McCabe and Young Steamship Canada McNee and McDonough

Fleet Arrives to Bombard Ponce and San Juan

A naval force with monitors Puritan Amphitrite cruiser Montgomery and collier Southery has arrived at Hayti to coal and join the Admiral's fleet bound for Ponce and San Juan.

Cape Haytien Hayti Ponce San Juan Puritan Amphitrite Montgomery Southery

Johnsons Breeches as Mexican War Command Note

In July 114 the storming of San Juan hill astonished foreign experts. Dr. Goodfellow and Captain Stuart Brice carried wounded Spanish prisoners into enemy lines, where a Spanish officer heard the American command shouted as Johnsons breeches. A trooper explained the phrase meant Charge by rushes due to modern rifle fire.

Santiago San Juan Hill Goodfellow Stuart Brice Calvin Brice Johnson Brice Dr. Goodfellow

Anglo American League names Bryce chair and Duke of Sutherland treasurer

The Anglo American League chosen James Bryce Liberal MP for Aberdeens South as chairman and the Duke of Sutherland as treasurer. The league, formed to foster cordial cooperation between Britain and the United States, opens membership to British and American subjects and plans branches in major cities and towns.

London James Bryce Aberdeen Duke of Sutherland

Higginson's Report From Porto Rico July 25 1898

Port Guanica report from Captain Higginson in command of the expedition with General Miles. Gloucester entered the harbor landed sailors and dispersed small Spanish force. Landmarks include Lt. Harry P. Huse and Lt. Wood in command duties and awards for gallantry to Lt. Commander Richard Wainwright. Transport discharged with Massachusetts help and telegraphed Admiral Sampson.

Washington Navy Department Higginson Porto Rico Miles ST. Thomas U.S. N Wood Richard Wainwright Guanica Massachusetts Sampson Port Guanica

Drunken husband shoots wife in frantic hotel scene

Gardner McLean, owner of a summer hotel at St Ragis Falls, returns to Saranac Lake intoxicated and kills his wife with a pistol shot to the abdomen after a quarrel over a newborn baby. He is arrested. the wife, on her deathbed, asks him to kiss her and later gives a partial exoneration in an ante mortem statement. He then attempts suicide.

Saranac Lake N. Y Gardner McLean St. Ragis Falls McLean

Kutnow Bros Offer Free Sample of Improved Effer Vescent Powder

A Boston Post notice states Kutnow Bros will mail a free postpaid sample of their Improved Effer Vescent Powder to sufferers who have not yet received one, promising relief for stomach, liver, bladder and gall troubles. The firm is based at No 13 Astorplace New York City.

Messrs. Kutnow Bros Astorplace New York City Boston Post

The Red White and Blue draws crowds at Castle Square

Amusements column notes strong audience response to The Red White and Blue at Castle Square Theatre and previews The New Boy for next week. It highlights Idalene Cotton and Keith's acts, Sans Souci vaudeville stars, Brockmann ponies at Austin Stone's Museum, and summer excursions on the steamer Plymouth with Commodore Schley spoons for first 100 ladies.

Castle Square Idalene Cotton Keith’s Ida Cottolene Sans Souci Pauline Hall al Leech Three Rosebuds Willis Sweatnam Kittie Mitchell O’rourke Burnett John Kernell Bessie Bonehill Herr Brockmann Austin & Stone Brockmann Museum Boston Theatre Tom Sharkey Palace Theatre George Byers Chutes Hamlin Point of Pines Crowley Fowley Mabel Fyffe Tom” Crowley Battle of Edwards Percy Flannigan Miss Mills Mabel Wallace Miss Williams Commodore Schley

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