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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1898

Page

2

Boston Chamber Presses for Trade Relation Changes at Quebec Conference

At the Quebec conference Boston Chamber of Commerce urged closer reciprocal trade with Canada while New England lumber, fishing, and pulp paper groups pressed to keep current duties. Osborne Howes led Boston talks citing 200,000 border workers and Massachusetts manufacturing output.

Boston Chamber of Commerce Quebec Que United States New England Boston Canada Chamber of Commerce Osborne Howes H. Hall B. G. Preston Howes Québec Massachusetts Gloucester Sylvester Cunningham Sylvanus Smith Cunningham Newfoundland Smith S. Randall Maine Charles W. Goodyear Buffalo T. McKnight Minneapolis Warner Miller Fairbanks

Odd Fellows Massachusetts Grand Lodge Holds Annual Meeting

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Massachusetts met in Odd Fellows Hall on the first Thursday in September with representation from 200 lodges. Grand Master John Corkhill presided. 171 members took the grand lodge degree. New officers elected include Grand master Charles Q. Tirrell and Deputy grand master Nathaniel J. Fish.

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Massachusetts Odd Fellows’ Hall John Corkhill Grand Lodge Corkhil Charles Q. Tirrell Natick Nathaniel J. W. Fish Taunton John WU. Perkins Chelsea J. Lawrence Martin Melrose William F. Dousseault Acton Joseph York Wollaston Edwin L. Pillsbury Charlestown Odd Fellows’ Home John J. Whipple Brockton Massachusetts Regiment Woodward Porto Rico

Return of Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers from Cuba

The Ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry returns to Detention Camp Montauk after Cuba with many sick listed on transport Allegheny. General Bates commends Company E for hospital work and the regiment may depart for Massachusetts soon amid Red Cross aid and local support.

Ninth Massachusetts Home Allegheny General Hospital M. Doyle J. W. Force M. Kerney C. Sliney O. W. Flynn C. K. York C. Benham W. H. Brown J. F. Cockery J. Cockery E. J. Donagan M. K. Donnehy J. J. Herney E. J. Kenny T. Meyer W. F. Mooney E. P. Ray H. Steinlocke P. J. Shea J. Tallman EB. V. Wall G. H. Wilson McGarry Haggerty Carroll Burke O’callaghan Campbell Downey Draper Fay Fernald Gallagher Grifin J. Lynch Robert Lynch Lyons Morrisey Monahan O'Connor Pearce Pennington Spellane Wiley William Rodway Peter Mahoney Joseph Whitt H. F. Brandis William Downey Daniel Donovan Robert Driscoll William Forrest Fred Hood John Hargan Frank Kenney James Knight Arthur Kelley William Keefe Charles McAleer John MecSorley Joseph Multen Thomas Daniel Connors William Caddigan James Carroll T. J. Cronin Ed Cunningham Henry Driscoll James Eagan Benjamin Featherstone Anthony Feley Bernard Kenney Michael Lynch Patrick McNamara Moran Grinnell and Sullivan Risley Blackwell W. Burke Cummings Finn Hayes Healy Joyce la Chance Laphant McDon Michael Ratigan Cornelius Lynch Ed Downing Michael McNealy Stephen Joy Wagoner John Fox Cornelius Brennan W. W. Brown Edward Burke William Chaloner William Chapman Charles Clayton Thomas Devlin Joseph Donohue John Driscoll Thomas Fulham John Gibbons William Grattan Jesse Jessen E. P. Keene Gustaf Knauth T. B. McDonald William O’brien Thomas Pangburn Thomas Rourke Dennis Ryan William Sampson Walter Sartoris Jerry Sullivan James Tracy Max Williams Massachusetts Chaplain Murphy Eugene B. MceLaughlin John Waly Willian G. Saunders George P. McLaughlin Thomas McLeod Frank M. Gaughran James A. Conroy Joseph A. Donovan James Dunn Austin Dunbars Leo L. Brady George A. Hill William Hassett James D. Moritarity William Ninth Cuba Montauk Point Bates Third Division Fifth Army Corps Santiago de Cuba John J. Sullivan Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Pany Horace Maynard Reeve Sullivan Ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry United States Father Murphy Framingham Edwards Company Beacon Hill Sheridan Guards Red Cross Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association Grafton Cushing Dr. Prescott Young Congressman Fitzgerald Mr. Fitzgerald General Wheeler Donovan Father Cummins Roslindale Florida George H. Donohue

Callahan Outpoints Munroe in Drawn Bout at Greenwood Club

Tim Callahan of Philadelphia outpointed George Munroe of Brooklyn ten to one in a 2½ round catch weight bout at the Greenwood Athletic Club. Referee Joe Ward ruled the match a draw, to the surprise of spectators.

New York Tim Callahan Philadelphia George Munroe Brooklyn Greenwood Athletic Club Joe Ward

Repair Service for Wringer Rolls by American Wringer Co

For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company warranted are the best All kinds of wringers and movers repaired Write or tele one we will call four and deliver through Mestre charge The American Wringer Co

American Wringer Company The American Ringer Co

Lott Denies Trade Claim Over Folsom Vote

Alderman William H. Lott denies a ward 24 allegation of a trade to secure his vote for the confirmation of Mr. Folsom. He says his decision was based on public policy and the public good not private deals and respects Callender’s right to seek the Massachusetts Senate nomination.

Music Hall Field's Corner Callender Lott Folsom Dorchester William H. Lott Massachusetts Senate

Coffee Tree Associates Visit Fort Warren On Government Boat

A jolly party of four titled Coffee Tree Associates toured Fort Warren yesterday aboard a government boat invited by army officers. The group included Admiral Tom O'Neil Colonel Roger F Scannell Inspector Knowlton and Coffee Tree Farmer for an enjoyable outing.

Boon Fort Warren Army Coffee Tree Associates

Private Ferton Dead From Malaria At City Hospital

Thomas F. Fenton of Company I Ninth Regiment, a South Boston boy, died of malaria at City Hospital last night at 11 20. He was very ill and sank rapidly after admission yesterday.

Thomas F. Fenton Ninth Regiment Boston City Hospital

Bay State to Bring Ninth Home From Montauk

Governor Wolcott and Volunteer Aid Association discuss sending the hospital ship Bay State to Montauk Point to repatriate dying soldiers of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment. A telegraph confirms readiness to transport sick men to Massachusetts with medical care and supplies.

Hayes Volunteer Aid Association Bay State Montauk Point Porto Rico Ninth Regiment Mr. Hayes General Wheeler Masachusetts Ninth Massachusetts Regiment E. H. Bradford Wolcott Wheeler Ninth Massachusetts J. G. Fennesey Fitzgerald Framingham

Vessels Arrive for Boston Display Amid Busy Cleanup

Spectators gathered as the Massachusetts and Bancroft anchored two miles out while crews scrubbed and repainted. Cadet Theleen cites a Vermont deputy of Admiral Dewey in charge of a turret and recalls a shell strike near Santiago. Relics from the Infanta Maria Teresa include a nearly intact revolver, a burned sword, and fused silver coins.

Tars Bancroft Massachusetts Jackies Theleen Dewey Vermont Admiral Dewey Santiago Colon Santiago Channel Infanta Maria Teresa Hampton Roads Boston

Welcome for Navy Heroes in Boston Parade Day

Boston prepares a grand welcome for returning naval heroes led by the Massachusetts as warships head to the port. Citizens plan a land parade and public receptions while officials arrange dinners and honors for the crews, highlighting the sacrifices of Able Seaman Jones, Gunner Smith, and Landsman Doe.

Old Bay State Santiago Spain Boston Massachusetts New York Provincetown St. Bernard America Siberia Albion Fighting Sons Greece William Whit John Jones Gunner Smith Landsman Doe Messrs. Jones Smith Doe State House Wolcott General Carter Post Navy Yard Howison Higginson Faneuil Hall Mullen Quincy Saratoga

Ships aim for arrival at high tide

The morning plan delays arrival to align with high tide around 12 2, ensuring safer anchorage and efficient docking.

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