Major Grady Leads Ninth Recruiters Back Home
Major Grady and aides report at the State House in Boston to ready recruiting for the Ninth as an auxiliary regiment of about 600 men. They outline battalion bases in Boston Lowell and Washington, praise Captain Chase, and describe arduous prep, medical care, and high morale after Camp Alger training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Donovan
Connor
Dixie
Boston
State House
Logan
Chase
Kneeland Street
Camp Alger
P. J. Grady
James L. Malloy
Wiliam J. White
Patrick H. Sullivan
Bob'’ Clements
Thomas H. Donovan
Lawrence
John J. Crolus
Worcester
Charles Aspin
Lowell
John P. Kane
James A. McDonald
Clinton
J. O'Connor
Charles F. Bogan
Bogan
Stephen D. Murphy
Orporal
Charles W. Jones
Fuch Company
United States
Graham
Hyde
Broad Way
Power Street
Washington
Camp
Alger
Massachusetts
South
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Bay State
Framingham
Dunn Loring
Southern Railway Company
Keefe
Salem Street
O’sullivan
Joubert
Sherman
General Sherman
Fourth Missouri Regiment
Paul Thorndike
Marlboro Street
Major Connor
Adjutant-General
United States Recruiting Office
Second
United States Heavy Artillery
Clark
United States Signe Corps
Sacred concert for Company D Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
A charity concert will be held Sunday evening at 8 o clock in Roughan Hall Charlestown to aid Company D of the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry U S S now at Camp Alger Va Volunteers include Mr and Mrs Henry Sowers Mr J Walter Kennedy Miss Terisa F Maginnis Miss Mary Louise Crowley Miss Marion De Boise Mr J M OBrien Mr Harry S Goodwin Tally Ho Quartet and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
U. Ss. W
Camp Alger
Henry Sowers
J. Walter Kennedy
Terisa F. Maginnis
Mary Louise Crowley
Marion de Boise
J. M. O’brien
Torpedo Kills Three in St Johns River Fortification Work
A torpedo exploded in the St John s River at St John s Bluff eighteen miles below Jacksonville killing three men and wounding Lieutenant Hart of the United States engineer corps in charge of fortifying the river. The cause of the accident is unknown.
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Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
St. John’s River
St. John’s Bluff
Hart
United States Engineer Corps
New Monument Raised in State House Park
A granite Beacon monument shaft was hoisted into position yesterday in State House Park using a special appliance that prevents any breakage of the multi ton column.
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State House Park
Neve Murder: Pepperill Woman Kills Self in Essex Street Hotel
A 35 year old Pepperill, Massachusetts woman identified as Mrs. CC J Calligan died by self inflicted laudanum poisoning in her room at 2 Essex Street hotel last evening. She checked in Thursday as Mrs J S Hayson of Chicago and had kept to her room until a brief outing yesterday afternoon. Neighbors heard a fall like noise and groans before the door was forced open and medical staff pronounced her dead. Pepperill police notified to inform Mr Calligan of the death based on a letter found on the body written by her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. J. Calligan
Pepperill
Mass
Essex Street
J. S. Hayson
Chicago
Draper
Jones
Lagrange Street
Calligan
Death by gas in lodging house reported in Crompton Street
John Derkes a 60 year old lodger in a Crompton Street lodging house died after turning on gas and sealing room. Police found him fully dressed in bed with keyhole and window casements blocked. Fumes drew attention from other inmates. Medical Examiner notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Derkes
Crompton Street
Derkes
Crescent Beach Bath Opens First Solitary Bather Of Season
At Crescent Beach on the State reservation the bathhouse opened at 10 am with William A. Anderson, former Chelsea police sergeant, becoming the season’s first bather. About 1400 new women’s suits and 3500 men’s suits are available, and prices are raised to 20 cents for a suit towel and room, 15 cents for towel and dressing room, 10 cents for children’s trunks and dressing room, and 5 cents for bicycle check.
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Crescent Beach
William A. Anderson
Chelsea
Anderson
Funeral honors Sigourney Butler with vast Quincy turnout
Mourners packed St Pauls Church as dignitaries from justice, politics, and society attended Sigourney Butler’s funeral. Attendees included Justice Lathrop, Judge Brown, Colonel Livermore, General Peabody, US District Attorney Boyd Jones, ex Mayor Hodges, Mayor Quincy, and many others from Quincy and beyond. The service followed Episcopal ritual with readings by Rev. Lindsay and Rev. Ketchum, and the body was moved to Massachusetts Crematory for burial in Wollaston Cemetery, Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney Butler
St. Paul's Church
Justice Lathrop
Supreme Judicial Court
John F. Brown
Municipal Court
Thomas L. Livermore
Francis Peabody
United States District
Boyd B. Jones
William A. Hodges
Quincy
John Quincy Adams
James A. Gordon
George F. Wilson
Josiah Quincy
Samuel A. Green
Lowell
United States District Court
A. J. C. London
C. P. Greenough
Henry M. Rogers
Asa P. French
Samuel Db. Warren
Bar Association
S. Dabney
Causten Browne
Solomon Lincoln
Frederic Dodge
Patrick A. Collins
Charles B. Southard
Edward W. Hutchins
Melvin
John CG. Crosby
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles S. Hamlin
Ira C. Hersey
Henry W. Lamb
Henry RB. Little
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Richard C. McKay
George T. McLau Hlin
William G. A. Pattee
James Russell Reed
Charles H. Shriver
Charles E. Stratton
Eben §. Stevens
Benjamin W. Wells
John T. Wheelwright
Frank H. Zabriskie
Charles J. Barton
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Francis L. Coolidge
T. B. Cotter
Josiahs. Dean
Frederick I. Greene
Prescott F. Hall
Frank H. Howes
William T. Jenney
James E. McConnell
John L. Nichols
Daniel L. Prendergast
Charles G. Saunders
Edwin Sheare
Frank Brainerd
Heman M., Burr
Charles K. Cobb
Stanley Cunningham
H. @. Danforth
William Farnsworth
Morris Gray
H. C. Leeds
HE. S. Martin
I. D. Morgan
A. M. Sherwood
W. N Swift
Charles Head
F. W., Thayer
E. V. R. Thayer
George Haven
J. T. Wheelwright
J. T. Linzee
James Parker
H. G. Otis
George Co. Adams
William C. Endicott
John 8. Lindsay
D. D
C. J. Ketchum
George Head
United States
Marshal Swift
The
Rats Club
Nathan Curtis
John T. Linzee
Massachusetts Crematory
Wollaston Cemetery
Quincey
Judge Barker Denies Two Habeas Petitions in Ex Post Facto Challenge
The Supreme Court deputy denied two habeas corpus petitions by Dr. Henry E. Bishop and Clarence W. Murphy, inmates under the indeterminate sentence act. They contend the act is an ex post facto law and unconstitutional. The full bench will hear the cases for final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Supreme Court
Henry E. Bishop
Clarence W. Murphy
Memorial service for Hon. Jonathan A. Lane at Boston Industrial Home
A memorial service honoring Hon. Jonathan A. Lane will be held in the chapel of the Boston Industrial Home Sunday at 7 30 p m. Captain R G F Candage will preside with Ex Alderman John H Colby Leander Beal and other prominent friends delivering addresses Superintendent T D Roberts to sing The Homeland.
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Boston
Jonathan A. Lane
R. G. F. Candage
John H. Colby
Leander Beal
T. D. Roberts
Store clerk in Somerville arrested for long-running silverware theft
William J. Anthoine, 81, of Somerville, a Bigelow & Kennard clerk, was arrested on larceny charges for stealing silverware valued at 105.60. Inspectors Legrett Glidden and Officer Wolf, with Chief Detective Watts, say thefts spanned two years, including 83 tea spoons, 18 butter knives, 4 forks, 15 oyster forks, 3 soup spoons, 1 berry spoon, and 1 sugar sifter. Anthoine, described as well dressed and well regarded, made no statement at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legrett
Glidden
Wolf
Watts
Bigelow & Kennard
Washington and
West Streets
William J. Anthoine
Somerville
Anthoine
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Sachusetts Volunteer Regiment
New England
Virginia
Tennessee
Chaplain Murphy
TIS
Weno. H. Devine
STH Reg T
ME Gillicgudy
Patrick H.sullivan
Co.h
Neve
Essex St
Chen
Tampa
Ana
Woods Rough Riders
Yatcry
G.shiba
Tokio
Brady
Gore
MR. Lane
Aylmer L. Hunt
Russell St
Detroit
Mich
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
New York
London
Henry Johnson
Huddersfield
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Thomas Johnson
English ‘High School
Young’s Hotel
Frank E. Bundee
George H. Worthly
Herbert Magoun
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