Heroes of the Ninth Regiment Muster In at Boston Armory
Wan and feverish members of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment U S V gather at the East Armory in Boston for examination by U S officers before muster out in twenty days. About 300 men will stay, eat, and sleep there under military supervision, reuniting old comrades and recalling memories from the Spanish American War.
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Boston
Ninth Mass
East Armory
Charlestown
United States
Silent Homecoming Parade Of War Veterans In Uniforms
A crowded scene shows returning soldiers in varied uniforms, some polished and bright while others wear trenches fatigue. Officers greet them warmly as private Smith and Major Sullivan exchange brief, meaningful words amid cheers and shared relief, marking a poignant homecoming.
Perry Medicine Offer To Send Free Information
Dyspeptics are urged to promptly send their name and address to Perry Medicine at 80 Bedford Street Boston to receive valuable information free. Local ad notes suggest no cost and stresses rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Medicine
Bedford St
Boston
Soldiers Return to Armory to Be Mustered Out
Captain Newgarten and Colonel Logan oversee returning troops from Cuba. Discharged soldiers report, undergo quick medical checks, and pension records prepared as squads of five march in. Feeding arrangements at the armory and lodging options are arranged, with some allowed to sleep at home. Companies F G K L M report to their armories for muster out at the East Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
New York
Newgarten
Cuba
Washington
Logan
Lawrence
Worchester
Clinton
Natick
Lowell
East Armory
Royal Blue Line Eight Day Tours to Washington D C
The Royal Blue Line opens another set of personally conducted eight day tours to Washington D C with Riggs House accommodations. Priced at twenty seven dollars covering nearly all expenses, with stopovers and optional side trips to Luray Gettysburg Richmond and Old Point Comfort. Departures from Boston on November 15 December 27 and monthly through June 1899. For illustrated itinerary write A J Simmons New England Agent 21 Washington street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue Line
Washington, D. C
Riggs House
Luray
Gettysburg
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Boston
A. J. Simmons
New England
Washington Street
Jury Sustains Will of Miss Susie Ransom in Cambridge
The Supreme Court jury in East Cambridge returned a verdict Saturday night affirming the will and codicils of the late Miss Susie Ransom who died in North Cambridge a year ago leaving about 250,009 dollars in public bequests and none to a score of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
Susie Ransom
North Cambridge
Explosion at Hahn & Simes Restaurant Injures Woman
In a Brighton street kitchen an attachment for a soda fountain containing carbonic acid exploded. Mrs. Annie Glaza was seriously shaken and injured, staying in bed all day. The blast damaged two rooms, toppled plaster, and wrecked the soda apparatus valued at about 350 dollars.
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Hahn & Simes
Brighton Street
Annie Glaza
Simes
The Tremont Theatre closes Ada Rehan engagement
Ada Rehan concludes her run at the Tremont Theatre with Taming of the Shrew. The road tour continues this week, New York season opens Nov 17 with The Merchant of Venice, Cyrano de Bergerac to be shelved for Daly’s company. Frohman plans a new Little Minister company traveling West. Lady Babbie casting not announced. Miss Truly Shattuck arrives at Grand Theatre this week and Mary Young stars in The Chorus Girl on the New England circuit. Mrs Fiske to perform a London engagement in 1899 1900 amid Paris Exposition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rehan
Tremont Theatre
Katherine
New York
Cyrano de Bergerac
Mr. Daly
Gotham
Roxane
Cyrano
Charles Frohman
West
Miss Adams
Lady Babbie
Miss Truly Shattuck
Grand Theatre
Mary Young
New England
John Craig
Eleven Die as Detroit Building Collapses at New Wonderland
Eleven dead after New Wonderland building collapse in Detroit. Three more bodies found in the center of debris, including Frank Wolf who was strangled by a steel girder. Injured improving except Edward Fisher who may die. Over $1000 pledged for victim families. property loss estimated at $102,000. Missing: Fred Miller Charles Mielke O Mullin. Coroner's inquest set for next week.
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Detroit
Mich
Wonderland
Edward Fisher
Frank Wolf
Fred Miller
Charles Mielke
O. Mullin
Spiger Family Fund Reaches Several Hundred Dollars
The Spiger family fund for Walter Spicer former Guantanamo postmaster and Boston Post Office clerk has grown to several hundred dollars with $146.75 contributed by postoffice officials and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Spicer
Guantanamo
Cuba
Foreign Mail
Boston Postoffice
Postoffice
Somerville Rally Ahead at Tem perance Hall Tonight
The Workingmen's Citizen Association hosts a Democratic rally in Tem perance Hall Somerville at 8 o'clock. Speakers include George A McKinnon candidate for Representative to the General Court Lawyer T M Sullivan Fred K White and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen's Citizen Association
Temperance Hall
Hawkins Street
Somerville
George A. McKinnon
General Court
T. M. Sullivan
Fred K. White
Cabinet crisis in Newfoundland drives Morine resignation demand
St John s Newfoundland November 6. Serious cabinet crisis as Governor Murray demands Finance Minister Morine s resignation over alleged ties to railway contractor Reid. Morine notes prior ministers held similar relations and accuses the Governor of personal vengeance, risking cabinet wreck and jeopardizing French shore treaty negotiations with the United States and Canada before the conference.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Herbert Murray
Morine
Reid
Murray
William Whiteway
Messrs
Emerson and
Morris
Marine
United States
Canada
Boston Theater Week Populates Town With Variety Shows
DeWolf Hopper opens in The Charlatan at Tremont Theatre with Nella Bergen Alice Judson Alfred Klein and George Barnum Also Cyrano de Bergerac repeats at Castle Square Souvenirs to be given. The season features The Girl From Paris The White Heather closing week at Boston Theatre and James A Herne in Shore Acres Three weeks. Star turns include Maude Adams The Little Minister and Weber and Fields Glad Wand Burlesquers at Howard. Keiths hosts Juan Caicedo the wire walker and Royal Japs display athletic feats at Austin and Stones
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DeWolf Hopper
Boston
New
Sousa Klein Opera
Bowdoin Square
Mamie Gilroy
Paris
Grand Opera House
Mary Jane
James A. Herne
Shore Acres
Harry Clay Blaney
Park
Topsey Turvey
Maude Adams
Little Minister
Hollis
Howard
Weber
Fields
Post
Clinton
Manning
Weston
Royal Japs
Austin & Stone
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Self Made Man From East to West
Count Shigenobu Okuma of Japan rises from poverty to prime minister showing the self made man can flourish even in despotic lands. Jean Roy and his wife of St Joseph celebrate fiftieth anniversary with guests from fifty years ago. Roy's 98 year old mother, twice married, has 297 descendants. Albert Skean of Philadelphia receives a Japanese medal for gallantry at Wei Hai Wei, guiding a despatch boat amid a hand to hand clash with Chinese troops.
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Shigenobu Okuma
Japan
East
Jean Roy
St. Joseph, Beame, Que
Roy
Albert Skean
Philadelphia
China
Wei-Hai-Wei
Port Arthur
Skean
Oxford Place Raid Nets Gaming Implements and Arrests
Officers from Station 4 raided 4 Oxford Place finding thirty two cards nine hundred sixteen counters two dice and eight Chinamen present for gaming. All eight detainees were later bailed from Station 4.
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Station 4
Oxford Pace
Record turnout at Mechanics Fair draws visitors from many towns
Saturday brought a record crowd with over 17 000 people attending the Mechanics Fair exhibition both day and evening. Excursionists arrived from New Hampshire towns Amesbury Salisbury Newburyport Haverhill Merrimac and more while today tours are planned from Groveland Byfield Georgetown Boxford Topsfield Danvers Rowley Ipswich Hamilton North Beverly Essex and Conomo.
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New Hampshire
Amesbury
Salisbury
Newburyport
Haverhill
Merrimac
Mass
Groveland
Byfield
Georgetown
Boxford
Topsfield
Danvers
Rowley
Ipswich
Hamilton
North Beverly
Essex
Conomo
G. Conti
Cross Street
Antonio Luareno
Grover Cleveland
Charles River Park
Lon Peck
Chronograph Club
Mechanics’ Fair
Mechanics’ Building
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Heroes OF the Ninth Regiment
Armory
Santiago
Clancy
Smith
Bill
Jones
DR. King
DR. King CO
Washington St
Jordan’s
White’s
King CO
Col Lawrence J Logan
Sullivan
Duffy
Chappy
Private Clancy
THE
Qu’ Regt. Armory
Castoria Iuistants
Brighton
the Theatres
Staveland
Detroit Theatre
the Spiger Family Fund
Cabinet Grisid
Mands Morine
Czar
Fanny McIntyre
Helen Byron
Florence Hale
E. L. Snader
Maurice Carey
Frederick Murray
E. R. Philips
Carl Fey
Mark Kent
Weber & Fields
Glad Hand
Broadway
Music Hall
Teib
Post & Clinton
Manning & Weston Sweet
Fields & Wooley
Halliday & Ward
Douglass & Ford
Oxford Place
Washington and
Dover Sts
Hurtig and Seamon’s
Bowery
Baxter Street
Chinatown
Waldorf-Astoria
Truly Shattuck
Loney Haskell
Princess Yutakmee
Gracey & Burnett
Lewis & Elliott
Gladys van
Vinnie Henshaw
Thomas and Watson
Boston Champ
DE Wolf Hopper
Sousa
Klein
Mats
Trumont Theatre
XTRA
J. B. Pond
Paywright
Sa Ta CS Patine
Model Playhouse
Bert Coote
Julia Kingsley
Juan Carcedo
Maxwell and Simpson
John E. Camp
Columbia
Clifford & Huth
Robert Mantell
Dr. Bull
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
America
Connolly
Adams House
Cashin
Young's Hotel
Heard’s
Hotel Touraine
Herrick’s
Trinity Square
Clark's
Parker House
Appleton & Bassett's
Mechanics
Grand Hall
Sone
Tremont St
Tremont
Oxford
Mustranas
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Pele White
Heather Rose Coghlan
Hollis Te
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frotiman
Jink Cha Tury
Klaw & Falanger
Barnet & Sloaneson
Jack Fonmorer
Andrew Meek
Bosto
F. Rice
MR. James Whitcomb Riley
Wil
Tremont Temple
Woman's Club House Corporation
H. H. A. Beach
Mme
Helen Hopekirk
Arthur Foote
OPERA
Thurs
Sat
E. Rice
Russell Bros
Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
School Street
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