RIGES REGIMENT WELCOMED TO BOSTON IN GRAND RECEPTION
Colonel Rice and the Twenty sixth regiment arrived in Boston after a long rail journey marked by delays. The troops were celebrated on a packed Common with Governor Wolcott, Mayor Quincy, and many officers in attendance. Regimental pride ran high as crowds cheered and a large parade showcased the regiment’s readiness for immediate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
Rice
Providence
Boston & Albany
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Park Square
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Charlestown
New York City
Roosevelt
War Department
Pacific Coast
Brunswick Hotel
Ane
Edmund Rice
Union Station
Wolcott
State House
Quincy
Jewett
Bordman
Duvall
Leutenant
Auartermaster
Cook
Boston
Dickman
Central Vermont Railroad
Concord
N. H
William Tutherly
Tutherly
Post
Hoax Claims Salary Cut Sparks Mockery in Philadelphia Record
A Philadelphia Record column reports a hoax dialogue where one party laments a salary reduction and the other counters with a biting remark, highlighting the social sting of wage squeezes and perceived value.
Army officers named in Twenty sixth battalion roster
The article lists officers including Major Frank A. Coe and First Lieutenants Dazziee R. Goodale and Fred McDonald with other junior officers. It describes volunteers awaiting marching orders and reporters noting gates, fences, and trains as crowds press near the station while police keep back the throng and families seek quiet moments with soldiers.
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Frank A. Coe
Daziee R. Goodale
Fred McDonald
D Joynihan
John L. Ryan
Alex Greig, ‘Jr
Brin Eeurne D. ‘Rice
Ohn Pompeny Ie -Ca
Harris Pendleton, Jr
Solomon Avery
A. FE. Jennet Company
Thomas Talbot
Philli PS Golderman
Robert Sillman
Twenty-sixth
Child Defies Military Etiquette At Boston Regiment Review
A four year old child boldly defied military etiquette by walking the line during a regimental review. Soldiers and officers, including Colonel Rice, paused as the boy examined arms and uniforms, then settled near the police during the march to cars at Charlestown Neck.
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Prigig Ament
Messenger
Colonel Rice
Colored Company
Sixth Massachusetts
Charlestown Neck
South
East
Boston
Charlestown
Lieutenant Mason
Santiago
Porto Rico
Ara -S-Sna-Ad
Plattsburg
Philippines
Messenger boys respond to Cuban war service
Fourteen messenger boys from the Mutual District Messenger Company joined the Ninth Regiment in Cuba. Five died of fever and the remaining nine suffered lingering illness. Yesterday three of the same company's boys Barry Brown and Hannon with the Twenty sixth Regiment were welcomed home and received coffee and sandwiches from Manager D J Hern to lift spirits.
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Spain
Mutual District Messenger Company
Cuba
Barry, Brown and Hannon
Twenty-sixth
D. J. Hern
Steamfitters Strike Halts Work in City Amid Wage Dispute
Over 100 steamfitters quit after a strike by about 200 helpers claiming violations of a 189 agreement. The dispute centers on wage scales, with helpers seeking 25 cents more than the current minimum. Employers propose staged raises up to 2 per day after 18 months. Five firms reportedly agreed to the helpers’ demand, potentially softening the masters association actions. A lockout may be discussed at today’s Masters Association meeting. At 49 Bennet Street, a related gathering included a talk by Henry P D Young on the Cauliss Valve followed by a literary and vocal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Arbitration
Masters’ Association
Bennet Street
I. U
S. E
Henry PD. Young
Association
Cauliss
Auto battle in Ward 10 ends in court fight
A local political clash over using automobiles in Ward 10 caucuses escalates as Krebs and Innes plan to sue Ex-Speaker Meyer to force the use of carriages. The dispute centers on contracted vehicle use for caucus day and a punctured plan that stalled their campaign efforts.
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Guild-Bates
Bates
Ward 10
Colonel Guild
Guild
F. H. Krebs
Senator Innes
Meyer
Wich
Krebs
Innes Will Jring
Mr. Krebs
Automobile Company
Speaker Myer
Innes
Speaker Bates
Hamilton
Mr. Innes
Mr. Meyer
Honer
Hayes
Baltimore contralto's daughter weds Boston man at St Marys
Miss Harriet Louis Orendorf daughter of Mrs Romaine E Orendorf longtime contralto in Baltimore cathedral and the synagogue married Anthony Hankey of Boston at noon at St Marys Catholic Church Father Thomas Burwick officiated Adelle Dyer of Washington was maid of honor Ushers included Dr W P Miller T B South Joseph B Rogers A L Rogers Best man Dr Faunce The couple will honeymoon on Canadian lakes then reside in Boston She will continue musical study in New York and may go abroad during winter
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Hagerstown
Harriet Louis Orendorf
Romaine E. Orendorf
Baltimore
Anthony Hankey
Boston
Poe
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas Burwick
P. T. Dugan
Adelle Dyer
Washington
W. P. Miller
T B
Joseph B. Rogers
Worcester
Mass
A. L. Rogers
Faunce
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Rige
New England
Wagner
Canal Street
Jim
Jimmy
Captain McDonald
State Street
Review On the Common
Boston Commons
Bryan
Prince Albert
Leary
Bancroft
Mathews
Pfaff and Whitney
Logan
Edmunds
O. H. Marion
1St Regiment
Perrins
First Cavalry
President Riley
Hood
Philadelphia Record
William P. Duvall
J. P. Dickman
Edward D. Anderson
N. A. Cook
John Bordman, Jr
Charles P. Mason
Frederick JA. Ashburn
R.S. Grisworth
Reuben. A
Frank FE. Edwards
Yalion
Joseph T. Dickman
Usrant Leutenant
Duncan Elliot
Adutant
Alvin A. Barker
Henry M. Fales
Max Wagner
Cornelius M. Brownell
Alfred M. Mason
Sanford E. Worthington
Frank H. Peck
John Hickey
Henry G. Crockett
Secon
Roy L. Fernald
William Sullivan
Harry E. Comstock
W. F. Meeks
Alfred Sbrouck
Garrison Ball
Remnant Tailoring Company
Washington Street
Bates Dental Company
Tremont Row
Brattle Street
Somerset
Messenger Boys
Dewey
McKinley
Congress
Villefranche
France
District of Columb
Roe
Miles
Ward
Board of Assessors
Assessortrew
Snelling Place
Snowhill Street
North Bennet Street
Hanover Street
Clark Street
Commercial Street
Helo
Indiana Street
William Logan
Williams
Rogues’ Gallery
Miss Pearl Solomon
Indiana Place
F. B. Gardner
Francis B. Gardner
Brockton
Board of
Insanit
Tax and Corporation Commissioner
Gully
Krebs and
Hankey
Orendorf
Ous Oman Awonines
J. Edwat
Ard Wilson
Wareing—Bean
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
Henry Wareing
Rose Bean
Lowell
Ahern
Weymouth
Patrick Ahern
Mano
Ce LA
Neers
Mmr
Oston
Tetas Electrician
Bowdoin Si
Deacon
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