Boys of the Ninth Begin Their Real Work in Camp
Camp Alger Virginia reports heavy thunder, fog, and a damp start as the Ninth Illinois Regiment begins hard drill. Massachusetts and Indiana units observe. officers praise the parade, while barracks and tents are set, with plans for a band and organized lines as pay day nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Massachusetts
Camp Alger
The
Murphy
Camp Dewey
Quinlan
M. J. Desmond
Ninth Illinois Regiment
Massachusetts Ninth
Indiana
Hayes
Grady
Kelly
Camp
Alger
Bogan
Nolan
Griffin
Boston
Washington
Murray
Ninth
Williams
Colored Company
Seventh Regiment
Keefe
Ninth Regiment
Curtis
Frost
Rogers
Sullivan
Company A
United States
Wagoner Fox
Company H
Maguren
Tennessee
Wagoner
Chickamauga
Ned O'Sullivan
Seventh Illinois and Ninth Illinois Combine for Parade Review
The Seventh Illinois and Ninth Illinois plan an evening parade with a band from the Seventh offered for the Ninth ceremonies. Colonel Bogan will review the event alongside the field and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany B
Seventh Illinois
Ninth
Bogan
Vaccination in the Sixth Regiment Report
The Sixth Regiment resumes vaccination with about 120 men to be treated. Men line up at the regimental hospital, where Drs Dow and Washburn perform the procedure under guard. Major Darling directs picket and outpost drills while regiments move to nearer grounds and regimental music fills the camp. Major Taylor plans to recruit twenty nine to thirty two men per company in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Washburn
Darling
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Dunn-Leoring
Sweetser
Howard
Taylor
Private Doherty Buried After Ninth Regiment Death
The body of Cor nelius J. Doherty, a young Ninth Regiment soldier killed en route to Chickamauga, was laid to rest in St. Joseph's Cemetery after a regular Roman Catholic funeral. Friends gathered at 36 Genesee Street to mourn, with Governor's representative Col. E. B. Robbins in attendance. High mass was held at the Cathedral and pallbearers included Captain T. J. Clements, Cornelius O'Brien, George M. Flynn, J. J. O'Conor, John C. Flynn, and John H. Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius J. Doherty
Chickamauga
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Genesee Street
E. B. Robbins
T. J. Clements
Cornelius O’brien
George M. Flynn
J. J. O’connor
John C. Flynn
John H. Griffin
Funeral Held For Private Herbert O Burnham In Lynn
Private Herbert O Burnham of Company D Eighth Regiment died at Camp Thomas Chickamauga May 23. The funeral at First Methodist Church Lynn began at 10 o clock with city officials and military bodies in attendance. A corporal guard of the Second Corps of Cadets Salem escorted the body from the undertakers to the church under Corporal Harry R Peach. The city government led by Mayor Ramadell attended.
Funeral cortege honors fallen Salem veteran and cadets
The procession included General Charles C. Fry, police detail, Lynn Cadet Band, 20 G A R members, Commander Theodore Manchester, alem Cadets, Lynn Veteran Light Infantry, and members of Companies D and I, Eighth Regiment. Clergy offered prayers and a eulogy before services at Pine Grove Cemetery with a three volley salute and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Fry
Staf
Lynn
G. A. R. Post
Theodore Manchester
Alem
Comanies D and I
Stevens
Wang
K. A. Hainer
East Baptist Church
C. KE. Davis
M. E. Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Second Corps of Cadets of
Salem
Discharge Ordered for Private Everett H. Luther
Adjutant General in Washington issues a special order discharging Private Everett H. Luther of Company K Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry at Tampa for enlistment under false pretenses. He is said to have enlisted underage and will receive no pay or final statements.
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Dalton
Washington
Tampa
Army
Adjutant- General’s Office
Everett H. Luther
Second
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Fla
United States
Miles
H. C. Corbin
Adjutant-General
Springfield
Adjutant-General’s
Luther
Private Bartol Buried in Marblehead Funeral
The funeral for Private Clarence L. Bartol of C Company Eighth Massachusetts U S W who died May 29 at Chickamauga was held at the North Congregational Church Marblehead with G A R post 82 in charge. Four choir selections were sung and taps were sounded as three volleys were fired over the grave at Waterside Cemetery by former Eighth Regiment members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Linton Bell
Henry L. Foote
F. W. Sanborn
Mr. Bell
Waterside Cemetery
Eighth Rgiment
Flags Still Go Up At State Building Ceremony
At noon yesterday an American flag was raised atop the State building of the YMCA of Massachusetts and Rhode Island at 167 Tremont Street. Attendees included A. S. Roe, George S. Evans, and Daniel W. Waldron who offered prayers. R. M. Armstrong unfurled the flag and a souvenir program was distributed. In the South End, the flag was raised at 16 Waltham Street on M. El. Gulestan's factory with speakers and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Tremont Street
A. S. Roe
Worcester
George S. Evans
Daniel W. Waldron
R.M. Armstrong
M. el. Gulestan
Waltham Street
Mr. Gulestan
T. D. Roberts
Walter C. Bailey
Father Walsh
Holy Cross Cathedral
8. S. Blanchard
Henry B. Blackwell
Joseph K. Dixon
D. D
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Alderman Berwin
Persistency and the Hen on the China Egg
A jammed quotation exchange from Harlem Life discusses persistence as the road to success with a humorous aside about pugilists arising from scraps as a student and Professor Graham ponder the proverb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Harlem
Duke of York Likely to Visit United States This Year
June 3 report from London says the Duke of York newly named captain of the cruiser Crescent may tour the United States during a world cruise after fleet maneuvers off the English coast. He could visit New York and other ports, with routes undecided, as Britain and America pursue closer ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlondon
Duke of York
Crescent
United States
England
West Indies
Canada
New York
American
America
Flowers for Judge at Middlesex Superior Court
A pleasant surprise greeted the court, clerk and sheriffs of the second session of the Superior Court for Middlesex at East Cambridge yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Sacred concert at Echo Bridge Grove Sunday
A sacred concert is scheduled for 3 p m Sunday at Echo Bridge Grove Hem lock Gorge Newton Upper Falls performed by the band of the First Regiment Massachusetts Heavy Artillery United States Volunteers under bandmaster Frank L Collins. The programme includes railway cars passing the grove with connections to various Newton and Boston areas and service to West Newton Watertown Cambridge and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo Bridge Grove
Hemlock Gorge
Newton Upper Falls
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
United States Volunteers
Frank L. Collins
Newton and
Boston
Grove
Commonwealth Avenue
Burndale
Newtonville Square
West Newton
Waltham
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley
Newton
Watertown
West End
Cambridge
The Aldermanic Bill Faces Rules Committee Fate
Boston officials clash over the Quincy McCarthy aldermanic bill as the Rules Committee weighs amendments and majority support. Mayor Quincy defends reform amid pressure claims while Saunders argues the bill needs changes to win votes. A Puck cartoon caption ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy-McCarthy
Committee On Rules
Myers
Bates
Saunders
Embod
Boston
Quincy
Messrs
Carter
Cobb
Dumond
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Celene Robbins
Burnham
Bartol
NEHO
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Shea Belle
Paris
New England
U. S. Marine Band
Guke
Prince George
Prince of Wales
Judge Hammond
Ambrose
Charlies F. Wiggin
Robert L. Duddy
Arthur Wiggin
John EB. Tidd
Tual
Hanwond
Candy Cathartic
Fierlice Remedy Company
Chicago
Restreal
Kew
Pipat Ycci
Rakeezy
SiMe Esse E
Keli Bela
Cornet Solo
H. W. Treet Medley
Beyer
Pra’cisco
Collins
Trovatore
Verdi
Hags
F. J. Howard
Medley
Reegee Merch
Chicago Tribune
Sampson
New Orleans
WASP
Hornet
Porter, Diotromy
Nashville
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Santiago
Arblemead
Iowa
Woods
New Yores
Armer Stumpley
Puck
Memeye
Savy
Commodore
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