Boston Hosts Sixty-ninth Regiment Guests From New York
The Ninth Massachusetts Regiment welcomes five hundred eighty New York soldiers for a two day visit. They parade, tour Boston, attend Holy Cross Cathedral, ride steamers in rain, and dine at the Vendome with officers from both regiments.
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Reception for 69th New York at Clan-na-Gael Hall
A South Boston reception honored the visiting Sixty-ninth New York Regiment at Clan-na-Gael Hall with Irish and American flags. Colonel Thomas F. Doherty Representative William S. McNary Matthew Cummings and Richard Dwyer spoke on Ireland and America. Cummings argued the US has greater justification to aid Ireland than Cuba due to Irish contributions in wartime.
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Manhattan Hotel Closes After Licensing Dispute
The Manhattan Hotel on Court Street shut its doors last night for the first time since its May licensing. Proprietor D. J. Keefe may seek a transfer, having been told to run a first class men’s hotel with no women allowed until Sept. 1. Keefe, a well-liked operator, has brothers in local hospitality and Dart mouth Street.
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British Subjects Parade in Boston with Odd Fellows Novel Regalia
A 176 member party from Acadia District Nova Scotia of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows toured Boston for a church parade at Tremont Temple. Halifax veterans band and British army soldiers joined, with Crown officials and local Odd Fellows contingents from Boston Fall River Lowell and Providence in attendance. The Acadia district displays unique massive solid silver regalia carried by staff bearers.
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Benefit Concert by Sixty ninth Regiment Band in Boston
The Sixty ninth New York Regiment Band gave a benefit concert at the Boston Theatre for the Working Boys Home. Conductor William Bayne received sustained applause as the audience filled the house. The program featured Irish medleys and selections from William Tell and Cavalleria Rusticana, with monologues and performances from local actors and the orchestra.
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Early Philippine Peace Seen as Insurgent Leader Surrenders
Manila dispatch reports growing odds of Miguel Malvar being captured or surrendering with peace likely. Military plans aim to cut four departments to two to save funds and streamline administration in Manila and Iloilo.
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Howison status prompts Schley challenge in court inquiry
Washington Sept 1 The Navy Department's handling of Rear Admiral Howison before the court of inquiry draws criticism and may force Schley to challenge him for cause. Secretary Hackett's personal letter defending Howison prompts questions about his role and illness of Admiral Sampson raises talk of excusing Howison and even sending a commission to obtain Sampson's testimony.
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Sampson Portrait Removed From Labor Fest Display
In Attleboro during Labor Day week Grand Army Hall featured Admiral Sampson’s portrait as a centerpiece. The decorating committee faced backlash after defense from the club room claimed it was the only military portrait available, prompting a discussion and an attempt to swap to General Miles.
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Train disaster in South Africa reports nine killed
London dispatch states Lord Kitchener reports to the war office nine dead and 17 injured in the big ming up and derailing of the train yesterday between Waterval and Hamanskraal, with casualties among passengers and crew.
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