Framingham Camp Departure and Governor's Visit
The Fifth Regiment prepares to leave Camp Meade for quarters in Middletown Penn. Governor Walcott tours Framingham Hospital and reviews the regiment before a rail move of 1826 men in four sections to Camp Meade. Political maneuvering looms in Quincy House amid ward alignments.
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Camp Dalton
South Framingham
Camp Meade
Middletown
Penn
Walcott
Dalton
Capelle
Carter
Stevens
Locke
Converse
Wolcott
Framingham Hospital
Whitney
Framingham
Pararphérnalia
Morrison
Clare
Clement
Hunting
Pearl
Pearl With the Second, Dr. McPherson
Foster
Weaver
Bancroft
Quartermaster Clark
Kincaid
Regiments depart Camp Meade for muster out and moves
Two regiments leave Camp Meade for home to be mustered out. The Eighteenth Pennsylvania and One Hundred fifty ninth Indiana head home while the Third New York and Sixth Signal Corps move to Montauk Point for Porto Rico service.
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Camp Meade
Middletown
Penn
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
Signal Corps
Montauk Point
Porto Rico
Berlin
Camp Black
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Steele
West Virginia
B. M. Young
Green
J. P. S. Gobin
W. J. Glenn
Pittsburg
Rhode Island
Graham
Parke
Second Division
Philadelphia
Payton
Second Corps
Democrats Forge Large Slate In Boston Political Pivot
A sprawling Boston meeting of Democratic leaders failed to sway Jeremiah J. McNamara from backing Senator Gallivan for Congress while keeping him out of a Governor's Council bid. Key figures included John F. Fitzgerald, James H Donovan, John A. Kelcher, Kennedy, Corbett, Quirk, and Quinn as talks stretched from evening into morning at the Quincy House. The deal shored Fitzgerald's nomination and positioned Kelcher for influence in Ward 9.
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Quinn
Donovan
Fitzgerald
Liher
Kelcher
Keliher
Quirk
Mr. Kelcher
Senator Gallivan
Gallivan
Ward 13
McNamara
Naphen
Congress
Bordman Hall
Council
McNary
Ward 15
Quincy
Congressman Fitzgerald
Ward 7
Quincey House
McNamary
Alderman Hall
Hall
Reidy
Senate
Governor’s Council
Dever
Connolly
Common Council
McCarthy
Governor's Council
Jeremiah J. McNamara
John F. Fitzgerald
James H Donovan
John A. Kelcher
Kennedy
John H. Sullivan
Ward 17
Post
Roxbury
Quincy House
Ward
Hotel Savoy
Senator Quirk
South Boston
Porto Rican Troops Parade in New York Next Saturday
New York reports a parade of returning Porto Rican troops on the upcoming Saturday after an order from General Miles. Deputy Quartermaster Colonel Kimball contacted Governor Voorhees to discuss a temporary Sea Girt camp as transports Concho and Alamo near Ponce approach. A grand review of available troops is likely but arrangements remain undecided.
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New York
Kimball
Miles
Voorhees
Sea Girt
Concho
Alamo
Ponce
Clean stockade keeps prisoners healthy on Seavey’s Island
Navy officials at Camp Long credited sanitary rules and medical care for the fever-weakened 1200 Spanish sailors improving to robust health as they near transfer to the City of Rome. Admiral Cervera praised American treatment while visiting graves of thirty who died. Red Cross nurses will accompany the voyage to Spain. An on-site inquiry into the Harvard mutiny was held privately.
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Navy Department
Camp Long
Cervera
Rome
Santiago
Seavey’s Island
Red Cross Society
Spain
Judge Advocate-General
Harvard
Cuba
Cold at Revere Beach Ends Season Early
Cold weather kept crowds away at Revere Beach yesterday as bathers counted 295 in the surf and anglers chased mackerel along the shore. The bath house will stay open until Sept 20 while most vendors close for the season and the band played its final concerts.
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Revere Beach
Colonel Sexton Accepts McKinley Call to War Dept Probe
Colonel James A. Sexton, newly appointed commander in chief of the G A R, has returned to Chicago and accepts the President's request to assist in the proposed War Department investigation.
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Chicago
James A. Sexton
McKinley
War Department
Explosion Terminates In Fatal Factory Fire and Collapse
A massive blast at a factory wounded and killed several, with emergency crews arriving within minutes. Rescue work paused by darkness as walls collapsed killing Schattenstein family members and a 10 year old girl. casualties include Schattensteins, Healey, McPhilomay, Rothermel, and Goldberg children and adults at Jefferson Hospital and Poly clinic.
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Gines
Schattenstein
Goldberg
I. Schattenstein
Alexander Schattenstein
Rose Schattenstein
New Westminster Destruction After Fire Devastates Core
City of New Westminster, twelve miles from Vancouver, reports a major fire wiping out the business district. No public buildings remain, newspapers, the CPR station, river steamers, a railway bridge, telegraph office, and many homes are destroyed with fears of loss of life.
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Vancouver
B. C
New Westminster
Frazer River
Canadian Pacific
Waumbeck Woollen Mills Destroyed By Fire In Milton
The Waumbeck Woollen Mills plant in Milton New Hampshire was totally destroyed by fire. Estimated loss near 100000. The mill had been idle since 1890 and planned to restart Monday employing about 200. Cause unknown but believed due to spontaneous combustion in the picker room. insurer coverage listed at 70000.
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Milton
N. H
Waumbeck Woollen Mills
Picker
M. F.S. Whipple
Masonis Temple Destroyed by Fire in Washington Court House
A fire leveled the Masonic Temple in Washington Court House this morning causing 40,000 dollars in damage. Frank L. Statson who ran a large department store in the building lost stock valued at 60,000 dollars. Losses are insured.
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Columbus
State Journal
Washington Court House
Masonic Temple
Frank L. Statson
Jerome Fire Devastates Arizona Town
Jerome Arizona was nearly wiped out by a large fire. Three lives have been lost and vast property damage reported as crews battle the blaze in Prescott on September 11.
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Prescott, Ari
Jerome, Ari
Thousands Visit Camp Ramsdell as First New Hampshire Volunteers Reach Camp
Concord NH Sept 11 Thousands from across the state visit Camp Ramsdell to see the First New Hampshire Volunteers. The day passes quietly though hospital cases remain. Sheridan Guards attend mass at St John’s Catholic Church. A few deaths may occur before morning.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Camp Ramsdell
Sheridan
St. John's Catholic Church
Fitchburg Soldier Buried in East Boston Mourning
A Fitchburg soldier was laid to rest in East Boston yesterday as the community mourned a fallen serviceman. Friends and family gathered at the funeral, paying tribute to the young soldier and honoring his service.
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Boston
Rourke Borne to Grave After Ninth Regiment Tribute
Thomas L. Rourke, fallen Ninth Regiment soldier, laid to rest in a. large funeral in Boston and Malden. Mourners lined streets as the flag draped coffin passed. family received support from comrades and civic figures. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
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Thomas L. Rourke
Old Armory Hall
Father Barrett
Church of the Assumption
Boston
Santiago
Lieutenant Flanigan
Edward Burke
Charles Clayton
Lewis Frasier
Jeremiah McCarthy
William Challoner
Dennis Callaghan
Company H
Maine Campaign in Apathy Ahead of Governor Election
Portland Maine reports a political lull as voters prepare to cast ballots for governor, legislature, county officers, and Congress tomorrow. Republicans expect large margins, while Democrats foresee smaller leads. Civil War veteran opposition to Speaker Reed sparks talk of a reduced majority, with sheriff races drawing Democratic hopes amid intra party tensions.
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Portland
Congress
Reed
Philo Celtic Society Holds Sunday Session
The Philo Celtic Society met last evening at St. James's parochial school rooms 6 Whitmore street. Advanced classes were led by Messrs King and Callahan while superintendent James Drinan supervised the junior classes. The society meets Thursdays and Sundays with free instruction.
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Philo- Celtic Society
St. James’s Church
Whitmore Street
Messrs. King and Callahan
James Drinan
Wringer repairs offered by American Wringer Co
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company warranted are the best All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired Write or telephone and we will call for and deliver without extra charge American Wringer Co.
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American Wringer Company
The
American Wringer Co
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