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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1898

Page

8

Naval mobilizations and recruiting actions reported nationwide

Lieutenant-Commander Edward l Amory begins recruiting at the Wabash enlisting twenty seven men. A special draft of eighty seven seamen to the Southery will transfer from the receiving ship to the supply ship. The Southery is due to sail to Key West soon. Captain Wallach will send fifty marines to Brooklyn Navy Yard for muster drill. The Lehigh extends service while the Katahdin heads to Province Town. Vulcan tool ship work to complete within ten days. Colonel Pfaff reassigned to Salem with staff and two batteries to Plum Island Gloucester Marblehead Nahant Clark's Point New Bedford. Major Frye commands a battalion at Fort Warren with rapid-fire guns to be used on shore defences. Continuous fleet readiness updates follow.

Edward l. Amory Wabash Naval Service Southery Key West Wallach Marine Corps Brooklyn Navy Yard Park Square New York Charlestown Provincetown Vulcan Howison Pfaff Heavy Artillery Fort Warren Salem United States Massachusetts Plum Island Gloucester Marblehead Nahant Clark’s Point New Bedford Frye Woodruff Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Gloucester Pushes Men for Fourth Massachusetts Naval Brigade Division

Gloucester seeks appointment of local volunteers to form the fourth division of the Massachusetts Naval Brigade. Reconstruction efforts include drilling space and equipment preparations as Captain Weeks and General Carter review the Gloucester company. Medical exams occur on the Minnesota today and tomorrow before muster for equipment and drill next week.

Gloucester Massachusetts Naval Brigade Foster Cook General Carter Captain Weeks Weeks Cape Ann Minnesota Fall River Carter William B. Edgar Richard P.borden George M. Palmer, Jr

Spain's Past Discussed by Society of Colonial Wars

At Young's yesterday the Society of Colonial Wars met at 3 PM with seventy five members present. President Hon. A. J. C. London opened the session and papers by S. A. Bent Albert A. Folsom Frank W. Sprague and Walter K. Watkins were read on expeditions to the West Indies 1740 Havana Morro Castle 1762 and Spain Diplomacy in the American Revolution. The field day is set for June 17 at Salem.

Young’s Society of Colonial Wars Morro Castle Spain Salem

Oregon Marines Landed At Jupiter Inlet Mission

At Jupiter Inlet Florida a landing party from the battleship Oregon arrives to receive and deliver despatches and then sails again. The ship reported to Secretary Long and to the President by telegraph after docking at 10 30 last night and left the harbor at 4 this morning. Officers declined to comment and Ensign Johnson came ashore for orders but refused interviews. All aboard reported in good health.

Jupiter Inlet Fla United Oregon Aps Long Johnson

Memorial to Bellamy Organized At Central Labor Union

Admirers of the late Edward Bellamy met at the Central Labor Union headquarters to arrange a memorial service. Robert Howard presided, B G Richards chaired the committee, Edward O’Donnell to issue a press appeal, and reformers urged to attend next Sunday at 7 PM.

Edward Bellamy Central Labor Union Robert Howard Mr. Richards Edmund Billings Henry A. Koch Hall B. G. Richards John F. O’sullivan J. M. Konikow Edward O'Donnell

Old First Mass. Dines at Clarendon Hotel Reunion

At seven thirty last night the Old First Massachusetts Regiment of Infantry held its thirty seventh annual reunion and dinner at the Clarendon Hotel. Officers elected included President J H Dalton and vice president F E Colbeare with E G Tutein as treasurer and William G Bird as secretary. Directors are D P Magesey and C Chase. Guests were J T Harahan vice president of Illinois Central Railroad and Capt I P Gragg with General F R Matthews who spoke on patriotic themes. A quartet conducted by Francis L Pratt provided music.

Clarendon Hotel First Massachusettes Regiment of Infantry J. H. Dalton F. E. Colbeare E. G. Tutein William G. Bird D. P. Magésey C. Chase J. T. Harahan Illinois Central Railroad of Chicago I. P. Gragg F. R. Matthews Francis L. Pratt

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