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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1902

Page

10

Rear Admiral Sampson Dead

The obituary recounts Samuel L. Sampson’s rise from Naval Academy entrant in 1857 to captain and fleet commander. It notes his heroism at Charleston Harbor on the Patapsco, his rescue after the explosion, and his later service including command of the San Francisco and New York during the Cuban crisis.

Morgan Naval Academy Sampson Naval Emty Potomac John Adams Academy Patapsco Tae Pa- Oo Atlantic Charleston Harbor Arbor Strec Colado Staton Naval Academy Arm Congress Ert Naval Cademy Naval Observatory United States Washington

Admiral Sampson's Career and Passing Noted

The article recounts William T. Sampson's rise to acting rear admiral under McKinley, his torpedo expertise and lectures, co invention of the double deck turrets with Lieut. Strauss, role as chief of ordnance, Maine inquiry president, Spanish War service, command of Charlestown Navy Yard until 1901, retirement in 1902 at age 62, and his family details amid lingering health decline.

McKinley Sampson War College Joseph Strauss Bureau of Ordnance Washington Board of Inquiry Maine Havana Harbor Admiral Sampson Charlestown Navy Yard Navy Sampson-Schley Maclay Morgan

Rochambeau Day Programme Unveiling Statue May 24

Washington May 6 The Rochambeau statue unveiling programme has been announced by the committee. It includes remarks by Herbert Peirce and Cardinal Gibbons, French ambassador Cambon and General Brugere, Marine Band and a tribute by H C Lodge. A grand military display has likely been axed.

Washington Rochambeau Herbert Peirce James Gibbons United Sates Countess Rochambeau Ferdinand Hamar M. Jules Cambon Horace Porter United States France Marine Band H. C. Lodge Marine Brugere Bish Satterlee Fort Myers Washington Barracks

Clover Club presents Mr. Bob by North Bennet street home group

The Clover and Pastime clubs staged the two act drama Mr. Bob at the Industrial and North Bennet Street home last evening. Grace Gibbons sang Promise Me and Agnes Thompson performed Just a Little Piece of String. Henry Alexander John A. Hearn and George Wiess provided comedy. Leading female roles were Agnes Corcoran Grace Gibbons Ella Nowlan and Agnes Thompson.

Bob Ome North Bennet Street Clover and Grace Gibbons North Fond Agnes Thompson Charlestown

Coopers Union Rules Against Boston Beer

Coopers Union 58 voted in Spelman Hall to fine members for a first offence of drinking Boston beer and expulsion for a second offence.

Coopers’ Union 58 Spel’man Hall Boston

Admirals Sampson outdoorsman and loyal servant

Washington May 6 report details Admiral Sampsons fondness for outdoor sports especially lawn tennis. He built courts near the Naval Academy, played fiercely and evenly, declining a large five figure offer to join a private company, and credited his mother for instilling hard work and discipline in his rise to prominence.

Washington Daniel R. Randall Annapolis Admiral Sampson Sampson Cano Uncle Sam Will Palmyra William Master Williams Congressman Morgan Frederick Clemmons John D. Corning Union School Will Sampson Farmer Sa Nm

Controversy Over Schley and Sampson Ends in Navy Inquiry

The long running dispute between Admiral Sampson and Admiral Schley over the Santiago battle culminated in a naval board inquiry. The hearing, urged by Schley, examined charges of cowardice, reviewed their Spanish American War service, and concluded Sampson commanded at Santiago while Schley led the western division. President Roosevelt endorsed the finding.

Admiral Sampson Nannitie Cluverius Boston Brooklyn Schley Texas Wainwright Gloucester Santiago Sampson Admiral Schley Naval Board Maclay United States Navy Army Navy Sampson-Schrey Roosevelt Battle of

Jersey Ribbed Balbriggan Undergarments Offered

Lightweight Jer sey ribbed balbriggan underwear advertised for sale. The notice presents a fine grade product aimed at consumers seeking comfortable apparel.

Bargain Suit Line Advertises Deep Discounts

A local ad promotes suits at 75c each as an unusual inducement. Regular price $1.50. Stock includes shirts sizes 84 to 46 and drawers 82 to 44. No suits broken.

Massive Clothing Sale Booms Despite High Prices

A Boston retailer touts enormous profits and low rents while selling overcoats suits shirts and hats at deep discounts. The ad boasts one price plain figures and marked reductions with hundreds of items from $3.35 to $9.85 and guarantees money refunds if unsatisfied.

Boston Prince Albert Ontury Dept. Stores, Inc Hanover St N. B

Old Man Held Up in Roxbury

A quiet Roxbury assault left an elderly Highland Street resident unconscious after three youths attacked him near All Saints' Church on Centre Street. The victim, found severely injured after alighting from a Norfolk House car, required a physician as assailants snatched his bag and fled. Police refuse to release further details.

Roxbury Highland Street Centre Street All Saints’ Church Norfolk House Eliot Square

Boxing raid ends bout in Charlestown stable

Patrolmen Crockett and Gould interrupted a boxing match on Stacy street Charlestown when the mill operated, arresting Daniel Driscoll 22 of 6 Benedict street and Joseph Rogers of 7 Johnson avenue on assault charges they will face arraignment in court. Police detained three spectators for questioning.

Crockett Gould Stacy Street Charlestown Daniel Driscoll Benedict Street Joseph Rogers Johnson Avenue Rutherford Avenue

Schoolboys Regatta Plans Set for May Races at B A A

Plans for the annual schoolboy four oared regatta were approved by team captains at the Boston Athletic Association. Races set for May 25 and 27 with joint sponsorship by the B A A and Union Boat Club. Heats feature Mechanic Arts High School Wal tham High Noble and Greenough De Merritt s School English High School Boston Latin Browne and Nichols Cambridge Latin and more.

Boston Athletic Association Union Boat Club Mechanic Arts High School Waltham High Noble and Greenough de Merritt's Barc Latin Stone’s School Hopkinson Volkmann English High School Boston Latin Browne and Nichols Cambridge Latin

NCOs Meet In Charles Town For MA Regiment Assembly

The second regular meeting of the Non Commissioned Officers Association of the First Massachusetts Regiment, A B B A, was held at Corporal Edward Casey's home in Charles Town. Corporal A P Coleman presided as the constitution was read and adopted. The group discussed topics to advance religious and military efforts for the NCOs of the regiment.

First Massachusetts Regiment Edward Casey Charlestown A. P. Coleman

Death of Archbishop Corrigan Embalmed in New York

Early today the body of Archbishop Corrigan was embalmed and placed in the archbishop’s residence hall awaiting transfer to St. Patrick's Cathedral at 10 o'clock tomorrow. He will be robed in archbishop vestments with a mitre and chalice. a pastoral staff lies beside him as Masses announce his repose. Bishop Ignatius de Loyola of San Luis Potosi attended a Cathedral Mass, honoring a 82 year friendship. Bishop Henry C. Potter called, noting Corrigan’s rare intellect and entertaining nature.

New York Corrigan St. Patrick's Cathedral Corripen Ignatius de Oce San_luis Potosi Mexico Europe Henry C. Potter Father Curley Bishop Potter

Witness Describes Water Cure and Manila War At Senate

R V Hughes of Philadelphia testified to water cure on a native during a search for information and to an instance of a native being beaten. He said insurgents did similar work and described burning native houses including a crippled woman’s dwelling. He noted prisoners sometimes carried officers wives and that native treatment varied. He claimed natives were generally treated well and fed comparably to American troops.

Washington Senate Philippine Committee R. V. Hughes Philadelphia Company H Eighth Infantry Lodge

Mr French Chosen For Wolcott Memorial

The Roger Wolcott memorial committee selected sculptor Daniel Chesitier French for a memorial to the late Governor Wolcott. The governor will designate a suitable likeness for the memorial at the state house grounds or building. McKim Mead & White will assist with architectural aspects of the memorial.

Roger Wolcott Daniel Chesitier French Governor Wolcott McKim, Mead & White French

Halifax Welcomes Canada’s Fourth Contingent of 2250

Halifax hosts Canada’s fourth contingent of 2250 volunteers bound for South Africa. The Third Regiment under Colonel Williams is inspected by Major General Sir Charles Parsons and General O Grady Haley before sailing on the Leyland line steamer Cestrian. Six squadrons totaling 750 men are mounted, with 14 hundred horses in parade and 800 to sail aboard the Cestrian.

Halifax N. S Canada Dominion Williams South Africa Charles Parsons Imperial O’grady-Haley

Suffolk Savings Bank Buys Building for 425000

Bargain district sale ad details a bank purchase of a building for 425000. The copy lists extensive merchandise prices for jewelry, leather goods, toiletries, stockings, parasols, ribbons, shirts, and household items as part of a clearance.

St James Parish Reunion Draws Nearly 10000 Attendees

Nearly 10 000 past and present St James Church parishioners gathered at Mechanics Hall for a reunion. Mayor Collins arrived with Christopher McCaffrey guiding him to a seat on the stage. The event featured a drill by the First Battalion Ninth Regiment M V M led by Major George F H Murray, with music by the Letter Carriers Band. Notables including Donald Henry Ireland Assessor John J Murphy Timothy F Quinn and former representatives Philip J Quinn Ed Sullivan were among those present near 10 o'clock.

St. Jamies’ Church Harrison Avenue Mechanics’ Hall Collins Christopher P. McCaffrey St. James’ Church

March event led by McCaffrey with crowd of 300 couples

March processional featured Floor Marshal Christopher P McCaffrey and Mrs. C P McCaffrey followed by Floor Director John J Foley and Miss Helen G Shea. A long roster of dignitaries and priests attended including Senator W T A Fitzgerald and Mrs Fitzgerald and many city officials. About 300 couples participated as prominent clergy and local leaders gathered for the occasion.

March Pver Christopher P McCaffrey C. P. McCaffrey John J. Foley Helen G. Shea William F. Donahue Rose Donahue Lawrence Murphy W. T. A. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald James H. Stone Bessie Stone Joseph KH. O'Neil O'Neil James Lee Revere William B. Whalen SS. Peter and Paul’s Church South Boston M. J. O'Connor Vermont Joseph H. O'Neil John Guinn, Jr James Kenefick Mackey W. T. A. Fitzerald John Leahy D. M. Oreell James J. McDermott Clanc Iman A. H. Crowley D. J. Donnelly James J. Stone James Sweeney John L. Donovan William L. Donahue Arthur Harrington John McKenna Jeremiah McCarthy Patrick F. Mc

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