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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1904

Page

9

Flower of Massachusetts Volunteers to Leave for Manassas

Three thousand men from the Fifth Eighth and Ninth Regiments plus the Signal Corps of Massachusetts Volunteer Militia depart Boston for Manassas at dawn. Columns assemble at North and South stations between 6 30 and 9 am with sections departing from Fitchburg and Boston Maine routes. Authorities pledge a temperance drive, banning liquor sales within camps. General Grant and General Bell command the opposing forces in the upcoming maneuvers.

Flower of Massachusetts’ Volunteer Signal Corps Bull Run Manassas Pew Oakes Boston & Maine Railroad Fitchburg National Guard Grant Bell

Massachusetts Militia Regiments Deploy for Thoroughfare Camp

Ninth Regiment M V M sections under Colonels Donovan and Logan prepare for transport to Thoroughfare Virginia. Troops, tents, and camp gear are loaded at the armory. Co operation with town authorities is pledged to maintain order and prevent intoxication during movement and camp setup. It will take about 27 hours to reach the destination via New York New Haven and Hartford and Pennsylvania railways.

Oakes Pew Donovan Old Bay Corbin N. Y Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad Wilbur Casey

Stolen Brookline Property Recovered

The Home of Louis 8 Woodruff suffered a break in between midnight and 8 yesterday morning. 42 pieces of embossed heavy silver worth about 1500 dollars were recovered by two girls, Ethel Edgerly and Blanche Gunter, who found the loot on Mrs. Armstrong’s estate and alerted police. Police investigate but have no suspects yet.

Louis 8. Woodruff George Armstrong Ethel Edgerly Beacon Street Blanche F. Gunter Woodruff Brookline

Shots Trigger Panic at Hotel Italy in North End

Babation Pauley of 160 Salem Street caused chaos last evening by entering Hotel Italy with a revolver and firing in the upper hall. Guests fled to the street as police pursued, Pauley resisting Patrolman Healy before capture after a struggle.

Babation Pauley Salem Street North End Italy Pauley Healy

Cambridge Woman Says Husband Deserted Her

Mrs. William Claskey of 67 Gore Street East Cambridge told police her husband disappeared two weeks ago taking 1400 dollars. She asked the police to locate him and recover the missing funds.

Cambridge William Claskey Gore Street East Cambridge

Clough Appeals To Police To Locate Daughter

Mrs. J. B. Clough of 14 Cherry Street Somerville asked Station 8 and Lieutenant Hall for help finding her daughter Mrs. Etta Peterson. She last saw her in April and says the daughter left after the marriage. Peterson is said to be a stenographer in an Exchange building office.

J. B. Clough Cherry Street Somerville Station 8 Lieutenant Hall Etta Peterson

Griffiths Case Delayed Again in Dorchester Court

Hyde Park businessman Charles T. Griffiths charged with drunkenness had his case continued to Thursday September 8 at the request of counsel. Griffiths pleaded not guilty and sought more witnesses after a crowded courtroom heard claims he was drugged and robbed on the day of arrest.

Charles T. Griffiths Hyde Park Cameron Station 11 Churchill Dorchester District Court Griffiths

Police list grows by ten thousand names this year

The police list totals rise from 184 550 last year to 194 564 this year including supplementary listings, an increase of 10 014 names.

Carnage Around Liaoyang Odds Favor Russian Defense

Reports from Tokyo and St. Petersburg describe Liaoyang as a brutal clash with the Taitse River hindering fording and fires raging from shelling. Both sides show fatigue after days of fighting as casualty tallies rise, with Japanese losses over 26,000 and Russian casualties potentially reaching 30,000 in the ongoing confrontation.

Tokio Associated Press St. Petersburg Liaoyang

Gratton Gives Pianoforte Recital for Roxbury Friends

A pleasing pianoforte recital opened the season, performed by Howard C. Gratton at 12 Rockland Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon for his pupils and friends. Gratton, a pupil of Boston composer A G Talmon, displayed fine technique and virile expression throughout the performance.

Howard C. Gratton Rockland Street Roxbury Gratton Boston A. G. Talmon

Maine Troops Mobilize for Manasas Maneuvers

Maine National Guard dispatched for maneuvers at Manassas Virginia with the First and Second Regiments mobilizing in Portland. By night all but three companies are in town and four special trains will carry the troops south tomorrow via Worcester Nashua Boston Maine line Albany and West Shore routes.

Portland Maine National Guard Manassas Biddeford Westbrook Sanford Worcester & Nashua Boston & Maine Railroad Albany West Shore Railroad

Swimming Exhibition At Freeport Street Bath

Louis McInnis, instructor at the Free port street bath in Dorchester, announces an exhibition of swimming races this afternoon. Eleven events feature over 80 entrants from ages 7 to 18. Expert swimmers Jack Glenister and Tom Delehanty will perform fancy strokes and demonstrate techniques to students.

Louis McInnis Freeport Street Bath Dorchester Jack Glenister Tom Delehanty

McNary Praises District Support for 4th Nomination Bid

Congressman McNary expresses satisfaction at securing a majority of votes in the 10th district for renomination. He notes Ward 15 endorsed his candidacy and Ward 24 joined at a regular ward organization meeting.

McNary 10Th Congressional District

Little Girl Narrow Escape in Cambridge Ride Incident

A 10-year-old girl, Alice St. Clair of 49 Marlboro Street Boston, narrowly escaped being crushed while trying to steal a ride on the back of a team on Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge yesterday.

Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Alice St. Clair Marlboro Street Boston

New York S men set to strike over elevated lines

President William L. Jencks announced that Manhattan and Bronx elevated workers voted to strike if needed. Interborough leaders held talks with Police Commissioner McAdoo on police arrangements in case of action. Separately the Amalgamated Association backed its executive committee.

New York William L. Jencks Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Elevated Manhattan The Bronx E. P. Bryan Interborough Rapid Transit Company Frank Hedley McAdoo Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Jencks Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Amalgamated

Bricklayers Strike Delays Harvard Medical School Project

Twenty bricklayers walked off the Harvard Medical School building in Back Bay over the hiring of a non union mason. Eight other workers were idled and construction halted as Norcross Bros faces possible talks for settlement today.

Harvard Medical School Back Bay Norcross Bros

Miss Josie Slattery Receives Birthday Gifts at Dorchester Home

Miss Josie Slattery daughter of Mr and Mrs John Slattery returned from a vacation to 42 North avenue Dorchester and was presented a handsome piano by her parents for her fourteenth birthday A valuable pin was also given by Miss Burrill

Josie Slattery John Slattery North Avenue Dorchester Miss Slattery Miss Burrill

Chelsea Intoxicated Arrests Rise to Five in 24 Hours

Chelsea police report five drunken arrests in the 24 hours ending at 1 a m today. Mayor Willard ordered officers to arrest all intoxicated persons, with suspensions for neglect. Chief Hudson declined further comment, noting the mayor's ultimatum and prior concerns about enforcement.

Chelsea Hudson Willard

Reunion of Company A Heavy Artillery at Nantasket Point

A reunion of Company A First Battalion Massachusetts Volunteers Heavy Artillery was held at Wade's Hotel Nantasket Point with all old battalion members invited. Ladies attended and a fish dinner followed a business meeting. The Royal Blue line party returning from the World’s Fair at St Louis praised New England climate. Other trips announced with rates and contact details for Joseph P Taggart.

CO. A Heavy Artillery Nantasket Massachusetts Volunteers, Heavy Artillery Wade's Hotel Nantasket Point Royal Blue Line St. Louis New England Fair Grounds Boston Joseph P. Taggart N. E P. A Washington Street Mass

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Flower OF Massachusetts United States Bay State P. E. Maher William A. Pew, JR Eighth Regiment Conlin William D. Donovan William H. Donovan Thoroughfare J. M. Oppenheim J. H. Whitney Green Walter C. Stevens Notman D. Parker Light Artillery Kuropatkin Taitse River Maine Freeport ST. Bath M’nary NEW Medical School Chickering W. H. Oakes Fifth Regiment Steve Newkirk Norman Tomorrow’s Sunday Post Labor Sunday Post Europe Tomorrow's Sunday Post Mt. Monadnock Massachusetts Edward Alexandra Russia London Forrest Worcester County W. H.W. Emmons Boston Police Board the Sunday Post
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