Survivors of 43 Battles Reunited and Honored by Old Ninth
In Cambridge yesterday the 20 surviving officers and soldiers of the Massachusetts Ninth Regiment gathered for a reunion and banquet at Aquinas Hall and Father Scully gym. Father Elliott spoke, praise and memories flowed, and a Labor Day reunion was scheduled. The event featured flags, scrolls, a Columbia portrait, and table tributes to leaders including Captain Martin O'Brien and Commander-in-Chief John G. B. Adams.
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Old Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Cambridgeport
Old Ninth
Father Elliott
Old Ninth Massachusetts
Father Scully
Harvard
Prospect Streets
Columbia
Joseph Murphy
Patrick Donahoe
Alexander McKenzie
A. B. Alger
Dutton
Cc. H. Saunders
Martin O'Brien
A. P. Martin
Walter Elliott
John G. B. Adams
Thomas J. Gargan
Reunited Ninth Regiment Veterans Honor Old War Bonds
Cambridge hosts a Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers reunion with high mass at St Marys Church, a banquet in Father Scully Gymnasium, and a memorial sermon by Walter Elliott. Speakers including Winslow Warren and George S Hoar praise Irish American patriotism, loyalty, and citizenship.
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Thomas Scully
Cambridge
Boston
St. Mary’s Church
Father Scully
Post 30
G. A.R
Baldwin
Winslow Warren
United States
Warren
Greenhalge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Alexander McKenzie
Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers Banquet in Cambridge
A Cambridge gathering honors the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers with a banquet featuring notables such as Mayor William A. Bancroft Father Walter Elliott Hon Thomas Gargan and Commander-in-Chief Jack Adams. Toasts celebrate civil and religious liberty patriotism and Grand Army principles with speeches on citizenship and Irish valor. Attendees include C F Cass and Mrs Cass, children of Colonel Cass.
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United States
Cambridge
William A. Bancroft
Walter Elliott
New York
Thomas J. Gargan
Fort Sumter
Jack” Adams
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Massachusetts Volunteers
Daniel G. McNamara
Amerca
James M. W. Hall
Grand Army Department of Massachusetts
W. C. Weatherby
Army and Navy
A. P. Martin
Patrick Donahoe
Father Scully
C. F. Cass
C. G. Craib
Colonel Cass
the Ninth
Partial relief as soft coal miners return to work
The great soft coal miners strike shows progress with 15,000 of 20,000 in this district resuming work. The stoppage has cost an estimated 20 million dollars. In Pittsburgh plants such as Carbon Iron & Steel and Oliver’s Works restart, with more plants like Black Diamond and Edgar Thomson set to follow. Other regions report varied resumptions and ongoing holdouts amid regional disputes.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carbon Iron & Steel Company
Oliver
Twenty-sixth Street
Zug & Co
Shoenbergers & Howe, Brown & Co
Black Diamond Steel Works
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
McKeesport
Scottdale Iron & Steel Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
McGregor
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Vessels Decked With Flags In Boston Harbor Celebration
Sea craft along the water front display flags for a holiday, English ships showing the strongest adornments. Sagamore, Hungarian, Hattie P Simpson, and Senator Sullivan attract attention while Yarmouth ships fly half mast due to a director’s death. The Columbia pilot boat tests and prepares for official trials with notable Boston figures aboard.
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Warren Line
Sagamore
Boston
Hamburg Line
State Dock
Hamburg
Hattie P. Simpson
Yarmouth
J. W. Wood
Chattanooga
Lewis Wharf
Senator Sullivan
New York
New England
Stamford
Plymouth
Smith
Longfellow
Provincetown
Massachusetts Bay
Columbia
Joseph Olsen
Fossett
Navy Yard
Drink Cards and Death in Pittston Pay Day Row
In Pittston Pennsylvania on a Saturday night a pay day dispute led to a shooting and riot. John Schweitzer fired at John Schwabsock after being accused of cheating. Fred Narcosin was wounded in the abdomen and John Schwabsock suffered a fractured skull. Mrs Schwabsock died in hysterics and Schweitzer is jailed.
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Pittston
Penn
Fred Narcosin
John Schwabsock
Excitement in Wheat Sends Prices Up in Chicago
Wheat rose sharply in Chicago on June 18 as European frosts and snows boosted markets abroad. Foreign buying enthusiasm and short sellers moving to cover pushed July wheat higher early, then slipped from 67? to 60 1 2 by session end.
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Chicago
Europe
Upper Hungary
Austria
New York
Diaz Intervenes for Salvadoran Ex-President in Mexico City
A Mexico City interview reports President Diaz agreed to Carlos Ezeta’s request and appealed to President Cleveland on behalf of Antonio Ezeta who sought refuge on the U S cruiser Bennington. Bonilla Honduras voids Vasquez-era confiscations and pardons. Iglesias Costa Rica pursues a modus vivendi with clerical leaders.
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New York
City of Mexico
The
Recorder
Mariscal
Diaz
Carlos Ezeta
Salvador
Cleveland
Antonio Eizeta
United States
Bennington
Tegucigalpa
Bonilla
Honduras
Vasquez
San Jose
Costa Rica
Iglesias
Elks Grand Lodge Faces Court Order in Jamestown
Judge W E Peckham issues a restraining order preventing Grand Lodge officers from taking books or money of the New York based grand lodge to Atlantic City. The grand lodge meets in special session to settle differences with local lodges. regular session opens tomorrow.
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Jamestown
N. Y
W. E. Peckham
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of the Order of Elks
New York
Atlantic City
Ice
Goodwin and Swift Assign Interest to Walract
New York June 18 Goodwin and Swift surface railroad constructors and bankers assign to Arthur E Walract. The firm started two years ago with Wendell Goodwin of Boston and Fred Swift of New Bedford and claimed capital over $150000. Liabilities run $500000 to $750000 while assets are large. The assignment aims to protect their properties. Goodwin is noted Harvard College athlete.
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New York
Goodwin
Harvard
American Wringer Co Merchants of Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co at 13 and 15 Broadway extension promotes wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to orders by mail. Telephone call mont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Mont
Free Medical Services For All Diseases By Dr Dewey
Free examinations and medical attendance offered by Dr Dewey the specialist to all who apply before July 1. Offices at 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street with hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 6 and 6 to 8 p m Sunday 10 to 4 p m.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Artillery's Hundredth Birthday Observed in Bristol
The Bristol Train of Artillery marked its 100th anniversary in Providence R I with a noon 100-gun salute by an active company gun squad led by Adjutant Stevens. A formal banquet followed at the town hall as streets and homes wore festive decorations.
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Providence
R. IL
Bristol
Indictments in Provencesh Grand Jury Session
The Rhode Island grand jury returned 128 indictments from 140 bills presented. John Ryan, Woonsocket burglar, pleaded guilty and received ten years at labor. James B. Mathes, a groom, indicted for murder at Narragansett Park, pleaded not guilty with a reservation to allow counsel to adjust the plea. no bail set, remanded to jail until trial.
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Racin
First election-law arrest in Lansingburg case
In Troy on June 18 Frank McKeon a Democratic election inspector was arrested on an indictment charging him with violating election laws for conduct in the Lansingburg area during last November's election.
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Troy
Lansingburg
Frank McKeon
Drunk Arrests Smaller This Week At Central Court
The Central Municipal Court recorded eighty five drunk cases for Saturday and Sunday, fewer than the prior week due to weather. Four of the arrestees were women.
Dewey Contests Hall Will In Suffolk Court
In Suffolk Probate Court Judge McKim hears the Elven D Hall will case with less than a dozen witnesses present. Kate Dewey, Hall’s daughter, contests the will while Dr Steadman testifies Hall called Dewey a thief and objected to their marriage. Dewey and his fiancée recount their engagement and Hall’s objections. The case is continued to September.
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Suffolk Probate
Elven D. Hall
McKim
Kate Dewey
Hall
Joseph Steadman
Mr. Dewey
American Whaler James Allen Lost Off Atka Island
The Willamette brings a scant report of the American whaler bark James Allen wrecked off Atka Island May 11. Captured crew were starving on Bowen Island June 7. two men saved by Dora. The vessel sank after hitting a rock. captain and first mate perished. others missing with US patrol Petrel searching. The Allen carried $5,000 in cargo for whalers up north.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Willamette
Dutch Harbor
James Allen
Atka Island
Alaska
Dora
Bowen Island
Allen
Ounalaska
United States
Petrel
San Francisco
Bishop McQuaid recounts Father Ducey encounter in Rochester
Bishop McQuaid said the incident with Father Ducey was trivial and forgotten. He has known Ducey for over thirty years and denied plans to press charges or insult him, noting another bishop reportedly rebuked Ducey for his inside remarks.
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Rochester
N. Y
Bishop McQuaid
Father Ducey
New York
Ducey
McQuaid
Remains Identified as James Stewart of Burlington
The man found on Fitchburg railroad tracks near Waltham last Saturday has been identified as James Stewart of Burlington Vermont. Stewart, who arrived Monday with horses for Mr Leonard of Newton, reportedly was intoxicated at the car and wandered onto the tracks, struck by a train, with his body found days later.
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Fitchburg
Waltham
James Stewart
Burlington
Stewart
Leonard
Newton
Captain Walker and Daughter Injured in Carriage Accident
Captain George A. Walker of Police Division 10 and his daughter Miss Maud Walker were injured when their carriage overturned on Heath street near Pynchon. The frightened horse ran into another vehicle, throwing them to the ground. Miss Walker suffered bad bruises and the captain sustained severe head cuts and bruises. He will be excused from duty for several days.
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George A. Walker
Police Division 10
Miss Maud Walker
Heath Street
Pynchon
Auction Sale Closes for Boston Land Estate at Orient Heights
The Boston Land Company's Orient Heights estate sale closed yesterday with auctioneer Lewis J. Bird handling the bidding. Prices ranged from 8 to 61.5 cents per foot, one lot hitting 91.25 cents, near a 10 cent per foot sale last week. Remaining lots will go to private sale.
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Boston Land Company
Orient Heights
Lewis J. Bird
Ladenburg Thal ships $500000 in gold on Lahn to Europe
New York reports that Ladenburg Thalman Co will ship 500000 dollars in gold aboard the steamer Lahn bound for Europe, with the vessel sailing tomorrow.
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New York
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co
Lahn
Europe
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