Cases Critical Returned Soldiers From Lewiston Hospitals
Report from Lewiston shows 33 deaths so far and many soldiers in critical or dangerous condition across City Hospital Homeopathic and Massachusetts General. Names listed among the wounded and arriving from Lewiston, with conditions ranging from malaria and typhoid fever to dysentery and exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
William J. Shannon, Jr
Walter Sawyer
Bedford
City Hospital
Seval
Olivette
Bay State
Massachusetts General
Patrick J. Ryan
Lynch
Dorchester
Philip Doherty
Edward Downey
Massachusetts
William P. Dwyer
Dennis H. Finn
Lawrence
George Dyer
Michael Fortune
Robert P. Arnold
William Sorley
Twenty-second Infantry
Ohio
William Nelson
Edward Tanger
Henry McMunn
Russell Zuver
Ninth
James Michand
Richard Tiner
Worn Troops Return to Boston After Lewiston Sinking
A battered group of soldiers arrived at Park Square on a special train from Newport, many gravely ill after the Lewiston wreck off Point Judith. Doctors and police met the train as ambulances moved the men to City Hospital and other facilities amid solemn, orderly scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Park Square
Newport
Lewiston
Point Judith
White
Volunteer Aid Society
T. B. Blaxe
E. H. Bradford
Armstrong Transfer Company
Stone
Balsh
J. B. Blake
Daniel Jones
Hurlburt
City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital
Carney Hospital
H. F. Wadsworth
Company M
Ninth
Massachusetts
Medicines and boat rescue scene in a late 19th century article
A physician extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and general recovery. The report details the Lewiston steamship wreck at Montauk, the medical rescue by Captain Dale and Father Cummins, and the safe transport of soldiers to Newport with harsh remarks on bureaucratic red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall
Idh
Father Cummins
Nis
Montauk
Lewiston Wreck Stranded at Sandy Beach Cove
The Lewiston lies fast on a hard bottom in Sandy Beach Cove after crashing on rocks near Point Judith. Seven feet of water fill the hold and ten feet under the stern while divers will inspect the hull. Tug Alert assists as plans call for patching to float and tow for overhaul.
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Narragansett Pier
R. IL
Lewiston
Sandy Beach Cove
Point Judith
Lyman
Tug Alert
New London
Church
Lfe Saving Station
Boston
Shafter and Fitzgerald Clash At Camp Wikoff
A tense five minute clash erupted between General Shafter and Congressman Fitzgerald of Massachusetts at Camp Wikoff. Fitzgerald arrived with six Boston physicians to aid the Ninth Regiment and demanded a pass, accusing Shafter of starving troops. Shafter challenged the visitors and defended his leadership as the argument escalated.
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Cuba
Mars
Congressman
Jitzgerald
Ninth Massachusetts
Shafter
Mr. Fitzgerald
Congressman Fitzgerald
General Shafter
Fitzgerald
Wikoftf
Massachusetts
Montauk
Boston
Ninth
Father McGillicuddy
Worcester
Massachusetts Regiment
the Ninth
Wikoff
Row Among Populists Nominate Barker for President
Cincinnati Sept 6 The Populists nominated Wharton Barker of Pennsylvania for President by 1284 to 971 with Donnelly of Minnesota as Vice President by acclamation after Barker’s nomination. A hall disturbance prompted the Lyceum manager to order the crowd out. Butler faction bolted and order was restored. Delegates adjourned with no date for another convention and campaign for 1900 opened.
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Cincinnati
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Donnelly
Barker
Lyceum
Butler
Death in the Second at Camp Thomas
A telegram to Mayor Perry of Somerville from an undertaker at Camp Thomas Chickamauga Park states that Private Kenneth Constine of Company B Eighth Massachusetts Infantry U S V who resided in Somerville is dead and asks the mayor to notify his family.
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United States Infantry
Dward L. Henry
Fort Crook
Omaha
James M. Greene
Middleboro
John T McSorley
Massachusetts
Boston
William A. Spier, Jr
North Adams
Robert F. Arnold
South Boston
William P. Dwyer
Magnechusetts
Illiam Burke
Quincy
Illiam O’leary
Perry
Somerville
Camp Thomas
Chickamauga Park
Kenneth Constine
Company B
Eighth Massachusetts Infantry
Ninth Hero in State in Attleboro Military Funeral
The body of William A. Lynch of Company D Ninth Massachusetts Regiment died Saturday at Camp Wikoff lay in state at the armory. Hundreds viewed the casket as floral pieces and a draped flag marked the ceremony. A military funeral was set for St. John's Church in the morning.
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Attleboro
William A. Lynch
Massachusetts Regiment
Camp Wikoff
St. John’s Church
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