Signal Corps Drawn for Active Service from Massachusetts
Massachusetts sent a quota of sixty five signal corps volunteers led by Captain Thomas Clark and Lt Henry Sprague from Tremont street to Kneeland street depot. They head to Washington via Albany Jersey City and Baltimore to join the Washington barracks. The event drew cheers from families as camps prepare. several regiments including the Fifth and Ninth undergo mustering in at East Armory with detailed lists of recruits and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Signal Corps
Thomas &. Clark
Boston
Henry W. Sprague
Boston & Albany
Clark
Richwood House
Tremont Street
Kneeland Street
Washington
Albany
Jersey City
Baltimore
Washington Barracks
Camp Dewey
South Framingham
South Armory
Adelbert M. Mossman
Hudson
Harry P. Ballard
Malden
Walter E. Morrison
Braintree
Wells
Bogan
Ninth
East Armory
Keefe
Casey
Accident Underwriters Convene at Nantasket Meet
At Nantasket the International Association of Accident Underwriters opened its eleventh annual convention with 33 delegates from 16 companies. Topics included war impact on business, claims by farmers versus commercial travelers, and the cost of insurance. An evening reception and dances followed with remarks from local officials and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Accident Underwriters
Nantasket
United States
C. H. Harper
Music Room
Atlantic House
Bunker
William de M. Hooper
F. J. Moore
J. Payson Bradlee
Wolcott
Quincy
H. A. Thomas
George E. McNeill
Bradlee
John A. Andrew
England
Prize Debate At Boston College Preparatory School
The second annual prize debate of the Bapst Debating Society was held in college hall with prize awards for study excellence. Thomas J. Burke won the debate on Curfew Law in Boston, while multiple merit prizes honored students across grammar and rudiments and various subjects including geometry and languages.
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Bapst
Preparatory School of
Boston College
College Hall
Boston
James J. McMorrow
Thomas J. Burke
Joseph M. Duffy
John Hudson Merrill
Benjamin F. ‘Veeling
Timothy J. Brosnahan
S. J
M. F. Gavin
South Boston
John ©. Buckley
Henry A. Callahan
William A. Tierney
Michael T. Sweeney
Edmund C. Siney
James H. Breen
James J. Flynn
Edward J. Fegan
Leo F. O'Neil
Jerome C. Linehan
James F. Connolly
James B McCarthy
de Courcey J. Driscoll
Henry OC. Moriarty
William T. Miller
Hugh S Ferguson
Thomas F. Flinn
Jeremiah F. Moriarty
Roysius T. Higgins
Patrick J. Lydon
Joseph P. Sheanon
Francis X. Enwright
David H. Fulton
Joseph A. Barden
Mathias J. Gately
James Trainor
John J. Cummins
John V. Barrett
John J. Sullivan
Joseph J. Brennan
Eugene V. Cummings
Michael J. Shealy
Basil S. Gavin
Michael F. Gibbons
Joseph J. Gillan
James H. Joyce
Daniel G. Gallagher
Robert A. Harnen
Edward J. Hennesley
Edward A. Dacey
John Mortimer Fox
Francia
Expressmen's League disavows ad schemes and names
The Expressmen's League states it has no connection with any advertising scheme and only endorses Express Light AB C Pathfinder and Dial. Report any person soliciting ads under the league name to secretary Robert J. Kelley at 15 Devonshire Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressmen’s League
Dial
Robert J. Kelley
Devonshire Street
Miles Warns of War's Demands and Civilian Resolve
General Nelson A Miles discusses a vigorous summer campaign and preparations for fall. He reflects on past wars, national unity, and the huge duty of moving troops across oceans, noting 100000 troops fully equipped and 80 million Americans unconquerable.
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Captain Clark
Colonel Bogan
Frank Murphy
Charlestown
Michael J. Ney
John Kennedy
Cambridge
John J. Reardon
Henry E. Bowers
Daniel M. Powers
Daniel O'Connell
Michael J. Egan
Somerville
John D. O'Leary
John McGinnis
Henry Brooks
Thomas Schultz
Daniel G. Sheehe
J. Egan
Acob H
John M. Corcoran
Es. M. Walt
Walter J. Byrnes
Patrick King
John A. Sullivan
Daniel J. O’hearn
Roslindale
John Lane
William W. Clark
Ayer
Massane W. Walker
Oseph H. Melledy
George M. Flynn
Patrick Murphy
John F. Keane
Bert L. Dunn
William J. Mooney
Mattapan
Richard IP
Tobin
John Hanlon
Dorchester
John B. O'Connor
James J. McGuire
James Farrell
Patrick Malloney
Israel M. Steinert
Aniel McGowan
Illiam McKenzie
James Goodwin
Hartford
Conn
JosephieGuigan
Peter J. Herr
Michael J. Mahoney
Prence G. Wilkinson
Artin J. Dwyer, Jr
West Roxbury
George Luppold
Thomas R. Leahy
James EF. Hughes
Wiliam F. Barter
Bastward F. Cleer
Bost
Michael Glynn
Hiam HB. Hale
South
Torbertee Leyden
Milam A. Martell
Kd Fulner
Patrick McGrath
Michael Grogan
Joseph A. Kelter
Timothy J. Haggarty
East Boston
Peter F. O'Connor
George H. Haskell
Chelsea
James J. Connors
Daniel Leary
Roxbury
Francis Aeefe
Howard J. Durgin
Francis H. Elliot
Thomas J. Hayden
John A. Hand
Brookline
Dennis H. Mitchell
Louis J. Bohm
Timothy J. Mahoney
Frank W. Wilson
Brighton
Thomas P. Belton
Patrick Sullivan
Sheridan Guards
Richard F. Tobin
M. J. Egan
K. of C
Robert L. Dunn
Jack’ Dunn
Company I
Santiago
C. F. Ferrar
Sevilla
Juraguasi
ITD
SY Roosevelt
Santago
Chas. Stedeford
Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co
Pittsburg, Pa
Errata
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
New
Jerusalem Road
Franklin Park
Colonel Thomas
Colonel Bradlee
Bapst Society
James L. McGovern
George B. Mahan
W. E. Murphy
James J. Breen
Walter M. Fogarty
John J. Cummings
Ee A. Barden
Albert Green
Patrick H. Clancy
James T. Moran
Edmund F. Moran
Thomas Flinn
William H. O’brien
James I. Coleman
Matthias J. Gatély
Michael J. Sheanon
Aloysius T. Higgins
Edmund H. Cummings
Michael S. Gibbons
Joseph J.trainor
Aloysius M. Leahy
Timothy J. Sullivan
Fiward Stephen F. Ryan
James F. McGlinchey
Martin A. Grenz
William S. Rooney
Edward C. Sliney
Walter J. Mitchell
Charles A. Murphy
William E. Tierney
Daniel J. Carroll
John C. Buckley
Patrick A
Edmund Morand
Miss Tully
Edward J. Regan
Dep Woie
Samuelpitcher
New York
the Centaur Company
New York City
Bears
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Orient
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