Veteran's Words Endorse War Veteran's Kidney Cure
Albany resident Erastus C. Brown a Seventh New York Artillery veteran credits Warner's Safe Cure with curing his kidney disorder after severe illness. He describes a drastic recovery from bed to activity after one bottle and invites correspondence from others seeking help. He lists his address at 170 South Pearl Street Albany New York.
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Erastus C. Brown
Albany
N. Y
Seventh New York Artillery
Warner
South Pearl Street
Ninth Regiment Reassignment Rumors Stir at Camp Dewey
Reports claim Connecticut Ninth Army unit awaits orders after Brigadier General Frank countermanded a Rhode Island coast deployment. Officers speculate a Manila or Dewey command, while Governor of Rhode Island and Massachusetts quota movements shape the plan. Rain disrupts drills. crews improvise as floors become makeshift sidewalks.
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Manila
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Portsmouth
N. H
San Francisco
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Merritt
Little Rhody
Massachusetts
Camp Dewey
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Landy
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Eighth
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Donovan
Joseph McLaughlin
F. T. Mara
J. Quinn
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J. A. Cogan
J . O'Brien
D. A. Sullivan
D. J. T. Sullivan
Robert EK. McGuire
Hubert McLaughlin
Thomas J. Oaly
Harry Kelt
Harry Nawn
William J. Barry
Mr. Carlin
D. J. 'T. Sullivan
Logan
Adjutant Kelly
Devine
Clonel Wt
Quartermaster Fennessy
Boston
Cam
Dsome
Sampson
Flag of the 6th Massachusetts Raised at Camp Alger
The Sixth Massachusetts celebrated a flag raising at regimental HQ at Camp Alger Virginia with a 60 foot pole. Congressman McCall presented a flag and praised the regiment for its wartime service. The ceremony featured the Star Spangled Banner and America as cheers rose from the troops.
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Camp Alger
Virginia
Washington
D. C
Massachusetts
S. W. McCall
Sprague
McCall
Woodward
Sixth
America
Massachusetts Troops Lead Parade Across Camp Grounds
Examinations for vaccination occurred today with seventy five found needing inoculation. Boston's Company L under Captain Williams remains well and cheerful. Army orders placed Sixth Massachusetts Eighth Ohio and Sixth Illinois in the Second Army Corps second brigade first division. Colonel D J Foster of the Sixth Illinois to command the brigade. Thursday details assign Captain McNeilly BK as officer of the day and Lieutenant Costello as guard commander with Lieutenant Smith of Company M and Lieutenant Costello in support.
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Williams
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Old Virginny
Graham
Onio
Illinois
Second Army Corps
D. J. Foster
McNeilly
Leutenant Smith
Costello
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South Boston Committee Aids Soldiers With Clothing And Support
John B. Martin treasurer reports distribution of goods to Company I under Captain Dunn. Worcester donor provides $50 for necessaries, while residents from Natick and other towns help. Soldiers face cold weather and shortage of footwear and underclothing as support networks vow continued aid and readiness.
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John B. Martin
South
Boston
The Test of Time A Fourscore Record on Bunker Hill Breweries
The second edition of the P. B. Book covers the history of Bunker Hill Breweries from 1821 to 1896 and how their lager evolved to be praised as superior. It details A G Van Nostrand and W T Van Nostrand, the family succession, and the 1892 start of Bunker Hill lager. The work features an ornate cover with the Bunker Hill Monument and Capitol imagery, plus portraits of the 1850 brewery, the 1897 sites, and modern machinery illustrating craft and growth.
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Bunker Hill
A. G. van Nostrand
W. T. van Nostrand
Boston
William T. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Monument
Liberty
Capitol
Washington
Alford Street
Bostoma
Prohibition Debate Chooses Worcester Delegate
Local prohibition contest at Boston University School of Theology selects Mrs. Lucy Whittier and Mr. W. G. Bradford as delegates to the State Prohibition convention in Worcester on June 9. A Bath Naval Brigade paymaster commends A. Shuman & Co. for uniform quality and fit.
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Boston University School of Theology
Prohibition Club
Worcester
Lucy Whittier
W. G. Bradford
F. D. Hill
Bath Naval Brigade
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Mock Battle At Chickamauga Park Offers Bayonet Echoes
At Chickamauga National Park the First Army Corps staged a mock battle with bayonet charges and burning powder, contrasting yesterday’s glittering review featuring the Eighth Massachusetts and Twelfth New York. Eight heat affected men were removed from the Second Brigade, while the Eighth Massachusetts drilled to avoid the sun. Tents shaded on a wooded hill, and about a dozen sick campers mostly from colds, with water shortages being addressed as wells are sunk and water piped from Crawfish Springs.
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Chickamauga National Park
First Army Corps
Eighth Massachusetts
Twelfth New York
Bay State
Pew
Eighth
Batley
Farewell at Lakeland Second Massachusetts Infantry
In Lakeland Florida on May 25 the Second Massachusetts Infantry camps at Lake Morton. Officers build moss roofed shelters while hammocks swing beneath them. Recruits receive good beef and greens. Col Clark plans target practice. Health overall good with one pneumonia case in the First Cavalry traced to the West.
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Lakeland
Fla
Second Massachusetts Infantry
Lake Morton
Clark
Tampa
First Cavalry
Wringer and Sweeper Repair Service Offered
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer ompany are best All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired Write or telephone and we will call for and deliver without extra charge American Wringer Coa.
President calls for 75000 more volunteers in unexpected move
Washington reports a surprise proclamation from the President to raise 75,000 volunteers with new generals and officers. The plan aims to assemble a large reserve force, organized into corps divisions brigades and regiments, with Governors appointing many officers and the President naming top staff.
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Washington
Alger
War Department
Hope For Independents Bill To Arm Volunteer Units
Senator Proctor today introduced a bill authorizing the President to accept services from volunteer military organizations furnished by states and independent volunteer groups formed under regular army laws, to meet present war needs.
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Washington
Proctor
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