Beauties of Westwood Excursion for City Officials
A party of Boston city officials and others rode in special cars from Postoffice Square to Westwood Park and back, with a lunch and open air vaudeville. The trip included a stop at East Walpole and featured photographs of the group. Participants listed include E. F. Gould, F. B. Hall, George S. Mansfield, J. M. Galvin, J. P. Dore, Aldermen Cleary Codman Berwin Dixon, and many others, with Derrah presenting copies of his Street Railway Guide.
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R. H. Derrah
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Westwood Park
Westwood
Postoffice Square
Derrah
Boston
E. F. Gould
F. B. Hall
George S. Mansfield
N. Wood
C. E. French
J. M. Galvin
Thomas W. Flood
Alderman Cleary
Alderman Codman
Alderman Berwin
Alderman Dixon
John P. Dore
John Doane
John W. Morrison
Edward J. Leary
City Messenger
Norris
James D. McGrady
M. J. Doyle
J. G Codman
John Noonan
L.S. B. Jeffords
J. ©. King
Benjamin James, Jr
W. D. Quirk
Traveler
8. S. Kingdon
Transcript
J. S. Keeler
Herald
A. B. Grimes
Dorchester Beacon
L. J. Brackett
F. E. Marr
Dover Farm Warming Hosts Big East Boston Gathering
Nearly 200 guests gathered at Charles B. Belden’s Dover farm near Wellesley for a unique farm warming. The event featured baseball on the improvised field, a flag raising with Sousa’s march and the Star Spangled Banner, speeches by Alderman Conry and others, and musical numbers by George B. McKenna and Sandy Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Wellesley
Charles B. Belden
Humphrey G. Albee
Mr. Belden
Boston
Noddle Island
John H. Sullivan
Legion of Friends
Belden
Alderman Conry
P. J. Kennedy
Massachusetts
East Boston
Sousa
Sullivan
Charles Belden
Mullen
Conry
America
Chelsea
George B. McKenna
Sandy’ Chapman
J. Kennedy
Joseph A. Conry
Board of Aldermen
Benjamin W. Wells
William Daly
Thomas F. Clark
United States Signal Corps
William J. Donovan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
William J. Cronin
James H. Donovan
Thomas Arthur
Daniel P. Sullivan
Michael J. Carroll
Charles A. Kelly
Edward J. Kelly
George Phillips
Thomas Riley
Ferries
McClellan
Thomas Hoey
Philip McLaughlin
Christopher P. Conlin
Daniel H Ryan
Michael Kerrissey
Patrick Sheehan
Grand View Hotel
Michael J. O'Leary
Daniel Driscoll
Jeremiah F. Mahoney
John H. Mahoney
Daniel McKenna
Henry P. Kiernan
John A. McGee
John H. Marshall
James R. Hobdell
Harry Lipman
John M. Conry
Frank Higgins
James Foster
John McCarron
Dr. Keyes
William Campbell
John Reagan
Arthur Folger
Thomas F. Mlanigan
John PD. Hurley
Joseph P. Salter
Thomas F. Delehanty
William Duncan
John A. Raycroft
Edward Seever
John McKenna
Thomas J. Lane
Daniel McFarland
Joseph A. Mori
Special 3 Day Suit Sale on All Wool Formal Wear
Three day sale offers all wool blue serge and Peacedale serge suits at reduced prices. Prices range from 5 75 to 15 with numerous options including Clay diagonal serge and imported fabrics. Suits are described as well made, fast color, perfect fitting and tailor made with lining choices.
Bargain Bicycle Sale and Clothing Specials This Week
Local shop advertises Army Specie bicycles at $44.50 from $75, plus a wide array of women and children garments. Gh
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Boston
Michigan regiments depart Camp Alger for front
The Michigan regiments left Camp Alger today for active service making them the first units to depart for the front. The troops, all from Secretary Alger's state, arrived at the camp only two weeks ago and were considered the fortunate contingent ready for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Alger
Michigan
Alger
Michigan and Michigan units move toward Cuba theater
Portions of the Michigan troops including the Thirty third Regiment and the first battalion of the Thirty fourth left camp at 11:30 am for Dunn Loring. They boarded transport to Newport News then Yale for voyage to Santiago de Cuba. The Ninth Massachusetts brigaded with them was delayed and not expected to break camp until later in the week with a planned Saturday movement. Colonel Boynton and Major Wimans arranged duties for the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Thirty-third
Thirtyfourth
Dunn Loring
Alexandria
Newport News
Yale
Santiago de Cuba
Massachusetts
Department
Ninth
G. L. Boynton
Thirtythird
Wimans
Thirty-fourth
Fred B. Bogan
Navy
War Departments
Camp Alger
Santiago
General Shafter
Harvard
St. Louis
St. Paul
Boston
Boston socialite Cordelia De Mortie wed Marcus Wheatland
At Trinity Church Miss Cordelia Tyrene De Mortie of Boston married Dr. Marcus F. Wheatland of Newport. The ceremony, led by Rev. E Winchester Donald, featured Horatio Parker on organ and a reception at 219 West Newton Street. The couple will reside in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Cordelia Tyrene de Mortie
Boston
Marcus F. Wheatland
Newport
Copley Square
E. Winchester Donald
L. W. Benjamin
William P. Hare
Howard Lee
Osman P. Rice
Frederick J. Hemmings
Harvard
Technology
Anne
Hare
Anita I. Hemmings
Vassar College
West Newton Street
New York
New Bedford
Philadelphia
A. D. Robinson
Knowlton
John Allston
Robert Teamoh
Philip Allston
William Jarvis
A. M. Gilbert
William Carver
Dosea Marsh
Willlam P. Hare
H. C. Lewis
Reggie Lewis
Henderson Allston
George F. Grant
Hattie Walker
Cleveland
Butler Wilson
C. G. Morgan
George Ruffin
Dward Glover
George T. Downing
M. Washington
Walter Sampson
Phebe Glover
Robert Hemmings
Charles L. Smith
Eliza Gardner
Bessie Mitchell
Clara Carney
New_ Bedford
Emma Morgan
Fairweather
Georgine Glover
Susie Raymond
Elizabeth Hemmings
Nina Grimpke
Tessa Lee
Genevieve Lee
Marie Lewis
Clara Patterson
Frances
Cora Cromwell
Augusta Cartwright
Mavel Grant
Mabel Wilson
Nellie Wilson
Maria Simmons
Cordelia Irene de Mortie
Court Martial Still Sits At Chickamauga Park
Report from Chickamauga Park Georgia notes ongoing court martial proceedings unadjourned as company drills and quarter inspections proceed. Sentinels line the outpost, Harvard engineers aid map work, and hospital casualties rise while Capt Forbes and Lt Perry supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga Park
Harvard
Serem
McLean
Peach
Division
Forbes
Lieutenant Perry
Mearn
Regular Army
Sixth Shivered At Camp Alger Offers Updates From Virginia
June 22 at Camp Alger Falls Church Virginia reports cold morning as officers and guards endure 48 degree temperatures. General Duffield and staff head to Newport News for transport to Santiago while Harvard coal is issued. Recruits arrive for Companies L H A EB. typhoid patient Archdale moved to Fort Myer. furloughs for Broad and Nowells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Alger
Falls Church
Kimball
Smith
Duffield
Newport News
Santiago
Bogan
Harvard
Eighth
Twelfth
Pennsylvania
Chain Bridge
Archdale
Fort Myer
W. C. Broad
Ernest P. Nowells
Reading
Trans-Mississippi stamps debut for Omaha exhibition
Demand surges at the post office for transMississippi stamps issued to celebrate the Omaha exhibition. Stamps detail nine designs with colors from green to black and will be sold until December 31 but remain usable after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mississippi
Lamprecht
Marquette College of
Milwaukee
Wis
Father Marquette
Schoolcraft
Fremont
Rocky Mountains
United States
Prairies
Frederic Remington
A. G. Heaton
J. MacWhirter
St. Louis
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Godfrey Morse
Satuday
Codfrey Morse
Spitz Bros
MORK
Summer ST
Oak Hall Clothing Co
Washington St
Mass
Christian Science
EL Baker Glover Eddy
W. O
Maas
Belden Farm
Kennedy
Ben’’ Wells
Captain Irish
Metropolitan Clothing Co
Washington Street
Andi
Peacedale
Serge
Fauntleroys
Robert T. Almy & CO
Myreit
Furnishing CO
Piazza
OAK Diners
Nashington St
de Moarre
Marcos F
Wheaatlans
Houghton
Dutton
Rockers
Tron Beds
Price
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Regiment
United States Volunteers
Omaha Stamps
Halifax
N. S
Roumanian
Liverpool
St. John’s
N. F
Are
Hanover
Indianapolis Journal
Sacrifice Sale Ames Bicycle
Hartford and Morgan
Irabee CO
Wright Ranteed
Temple Place
West Street
Brownleigh
Johnnie
Appleton
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