Tribute Portraits A Veteran Remembers The War
A fragmentary poem recalls a veteran’s calm smile and loss as he reflects on a crippled limb and the price of valor. The speaker weighs memory against fading battles and real human cost.
McClellan Nominations and Democratic Rally Coverage
Full reports from the Democratic State Convention and mass meetings for McClellan include Connecticut proceedings, Boston demonstrations, and speeches such as Gov. Seymour at Milwaukee. Telegraph news, market reviews, and marriages and deaths are also listed in The Statesman and Weekly Post. Clubs dispensing five copies or more receive a yearly rate of $1.50.
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American Union
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Telegraph News
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Haymarket Square
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Maine
W. J. Merriam
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Causeway Street
Boston and Maine Railroad
Merritt, Sup’t
Democratic Ward Meetings Choose City Committee Delegates
Democratic meetings in Wards 5 and 7 selected ward and city committees for the year and delegates to the Worcester convention, with lists of ward chairmen, committee members, and congressional delegates. Cambridge also held a meeting to appoint ward committees and delegates with speeches by notable figures. Chelsea and Quincy Democrats named delegates to the state convention and announced officers.
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Worcester
J.G. Abbott
A. O. Brewster
Boston
Henry W. Paine
Cambridge
T. H. Sweetzer
Lowell
Edward Avery
Braintree
McClellan Pendleton
Democratic State Committee
Bay State House
Moses Bates
John E. Pitzgerald
Wm. E. Coale
J. M. Upton
J. F. Gethins
John Mack
Calvin Erving
J. C. Robinson
T. Barr
Jos. Cogan
McClellan Club
T.L. Jenks
Thomas Sprague
Augustus Grant, Jr
Lucius Slade
M. F. Wilkins
Andrew Abbott
T. J. le
Thomas Robinson
James T. Gethings
Eugene C. Donnelly
John R. Farwell
Nelson Robinson
Geo. McBride
Henry T. Knights
Geo. Steele
Thomas J. Gorgan
John Fitzgerald
Warp
Thomas C. Amory, Jr
Dennis J. Gowan
J. P. Ordway
William D. Park
Daniel A. Sweeney
P. A. Maloney
Jeremiah Collins
James J. Flynn
Thomas Fitzgerald
Charles L. Woodbury
John P. Ordway
Daniel J. Sweeney
Michael J. Driscoll
Powell M. Parkman
Wm. D. Park
Thomas A. Arms
D. J. Gorman
John Leahy
Wm. Mooney
John McGrady
Edmund Ryan
Henry W. Foley
Democrats of
Irving House
Seth J. Thomas
James Cox
Chas
H. W. Paine
Col. Thomas
H. G. Parker
Chelsea
Fraternity Hall
John H. Kimball
Geo. W. Norris
Thomas H. Smith
Chas. Durham
Geo. Crooks
Samt. Orcult
Geo. A. Pairfield
Patrick Cirnan
C. H. Fowler
D. C. Linscott
Wm. Murray
Geo. W. Churchill
Quincy
W. S. Pattee
G. W. B. Taylor
Henry Wood
Benj. Curtis
Wm. Dehon
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Jona. Jameson
Eleazer Fredericks
George Cahill
Wm. Parker, Jr
Arthur P. Hayden
James T. Penniman
John A. Wood
Quota of Boston Surplus Drafts Near Next Monday
Major Clarke reports district quotas in the state with Boston showing a surplus. Navy credits claimed by Boston wards plus unclaimed enlistments yielded a total excess of 4454 above all calls. Some sub districts lack quotas and a draft may occur next Monday if numbers are not met.
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Boston
F. N. Clarke
Clarke
Harvard student fined in Cambridge for disturbing a political meeting
Henry G. Monks, a Harvard University student in Cambridge, was punished in the Police Court yesterday with a $5 fine and costs and a $200 recognizance to keep the peace for six months after disturbing a political meeting in the city.
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Cambridge
Henry G. Monks
Harvard University
Naval Appointment of William Reed Jr Acting Master's Mate
William Reed Jr son of Dr William Reed of this city is appointed Acting Masters Mate in the U S Navy. He is ordered to report at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and then sail on the Pontosuc to Aspinwall this week.
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William Reed, Jr
William Reed
U. S. Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
U. S
Pontosuc
Aspinwall
National Meeting of Odd Fellows in City
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United States will assemble in this city on Monday and remain in session for several days. A levee at Music Hall will be held Tuesday evening by the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts.
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National Meeting OF Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the
United States
Music Hall
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Funeral for Major Henry L. Patten in Cambridge College Chapel
The funeral for Major Henry L. Patten of the 20th Regiment will be held at Cambridge College Chapel at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. His classmates should meet at Hollis Hall No. 7 at 10 o'clock to attend the services.
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Henry L. Patten
20Th Regiment
College Chapel
Cambridge
Hollis Hall
Robbery and break-in at Gooding jewelry store
Two side-lights in the jewelry store of Josiah Gooding at 83 Washington Street were broken with a brick on Wednesday night and a number of cheap articles were stolen.
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Josiah Gooding
Washington Street
Recruits Accepted at Faneuil Hall Yesterday
Fourteen recruits were accepted at Faneuil Hall yesterday while the Surgeon rejected five.
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Faneuil Hall
Amusements and Theatre Notes From Boston Listings
The Howard Athens Am shows Waiting for the Verdict to full houses praising its intense plot with murder trial and execution scene. Museum features Vanity Fair and The White Horse of the Peppers enjoyed after twenty years away in Boston. Tremont Theatre hosts Dan Setchell in Dombey and Son with Toodles finale. Boston Theatre schedules Iron Mask last shows and Macbeth matinee. Buckleys Serenaders perform tonight with a 3 pm show tomorrow.
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Howard
Athens
Vanity Fair
Dion Bourcicault
Toodles
Setchell
Boston
de Bourbon
Wallack
Rochefort
Davenport
Buckleys
Custody fight ends with father awarded care of eight year old
Supreme Judicial Court judge Chapman orders Gertrude Rabuske returned to her father after a hearing on custody amid claims of abduction from Malden school. The case followed years of separation under a prior agreement with testimony from multiple witnesses and legal counsel for both sides.
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Chapman
Theodore Rabuske
Gertrude
Rabuske
Malden
Boston
Cecelia Welch
Daniel Donovan
Jeremiah Clancey
James C. Booth
Catherine
Glendon House
Booth
Ann Jenkins
Mary Woods
Ann
Michael Doogle
Milior
Messrs. Seavey
Blackstone Street
Sherman orders mass relocations for Atlanta residents
Telegraphic dispatch from New York reports Gen Sherman ordering all male rebels and those not in the army to move south or north with government transport. Noncompliance risks imprisonment. Hood protests the plan as cruel while Atlanta is set to be cleared around Rough and Ready to protect the Macon Railroad corridor. Negro families face relocation under U.S. military policy.
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New York
Elias Smith
The
Tribune
Atlanta
Louisville
Sherman
Hood
Macon
Calhoun
Gen. Sherman
Chattanooga
U. S
Mobile Bay flashpoint with Baltic blockade and Farragut plan
Mobile Bay dispatch reports the Baltic still blocks the main channel while the Winnebago reaches a firing position to shell the city. Metacomet Sebage and Kennebec stand in line ready to attack on Farragut’s signal. Granger fortifications at Cedar Point. Hood’s possible reinforcement would be held off by gunboats and troops.
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New York
Herald
Mobile Bay
Dog River Bar
Winnebago
Metacomet
Sebage
Kennebec
Farragut
Mississippi Sound
Granger
Cedar Point
Hood
Rebel deserters report discipline shift in rebel ranks
From James River New York Sept 15 Herald correspondent with the 9th Corps writes on the 13th that deserters report great dissation among rebel soldiers. Rebels have a new regulation that any soldier advancing without his musket will be fired on by comrades. If he carries his piece he faces our pickets. The first division of the 9th corps has merged with the 2d and 3d divisions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Camden
New En la Senne
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Abraham Au
Andrew
Ein
Poe Mac
Democratic Party
Farragut
Sherman
New England
St. Marks Lutheran
Brotel
Church
Boston
Smith
Army OF the Potomac
Petersburg
Appomattox
Lee
2D Corps
17Th Maine
P. Goldy
11Th Mass
James River
New York
the Herald
9Th Corps
New York Democratic State Convention Admits Tammany Delegates
The Albany convention adopted the report on contesting delegations admitting the Tammany delegates from New York city. The Mozart delegation was withdrawn and several Mozart and McKeon Wood delegations retired. Daniel Pratt of Onondaga was elected permanent President. Committees were appointed before a recess.
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Sherman House
New York
F. O. Prince
Maine
S. R. Lyman
Portland
New Hampshire
Josiah Minot
Concord
Vermont
H. B. Smith
Milton
Massachusetts
Boston
W. E. Niblock
Ilinois
Wilbur F. Storey
Chicago
Michigan
W. L. Ban
Port Huron
Missouri
Lewis W. Bogg
St. Louis
Minnesota
John H. M. Kinney
Chatfield
Wisconsin
George H. Paul
Milwaukee
Iowa
D. O. Finch
Des Moines
Kansas
Isaac E. Eaton
Leavenworth
California
Thomas Haynes
San Francisco
Oregon
William McMillan
Illinois
F. C. Prince
James Guthrie
Kentucky
Guthrie
Belmont
Trimble
Smith
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Finch
Lyman
Eaton
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Haynes
Galbraith
Messrs Belmont
New Yok
Prince
Pennsylvania
Rauay
Ohio
Storey
Paul
Bogy
Converse
Connecticut
Messrs Bowie
Maryland
Washington
Bowle
Albany
N. Y
Tammany
New York City
Mozart
McKeon
Wood
Daniel Pratt
Onondaga
Gold Cargo Arrives on Brother Jonathan From North
The Brother Jonathan arrived with 432000 dollars in gold and positive mining reports. A Victoria banquet honored General Mc Dowell with Gov Kennedy and other British notables. San Francisco Treasury receipts since last steamer day total 1.75 million. Money eases at 14 percent, currency bills trading at premiums of 115 to 120, coin bills 34 to 4 prem, legal tenders in demand at 45 to 46.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Brother Jonathan
General McDowell
Victoria
Gov. Kennedy
Vancouver
Treasury
New Orleans to New York Steamer Creole Arrives
The steamer Creole from New Orleans arrived on March 15 with Hon. A. C. Hills among the passengers. A Nashville engagement at Dog River was described, rebel cavalry sightings at Fish River, and a Fort Morgan letter notes no current activity. Louisiana's election yielded eleven thousand votes and favored the Union ticket. Rebels in Alabama were said to be conscripting all negroes for service in the army.
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New Orleans
New York
Creole
A. C. Hills
Metacomet
Nashville
Dog River
Fish River
Fort Morgan
The
Alabama
Louisiana
Union
Richmond papers received. Petersburg fast day observed
A Washington special reports Richmond papers of the 12th have arrived. Petersburg telegram says the city observed a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer amid threat. All is quiet at Mobile. Dick Taylor has assumed command of rebel forces in the Department of Alabama.
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New York
Washington
Evening Post
Richmond
Petersburg
Mobile
Dick Taylor
Department of Alabama
Liberty Steamer Arrives from Havana. Havana Business Dull
The Lib erty steamship from Havana arrived today amid dull Havana commerce. Trade with the United States was limited to regular packet traders, exchanges improved, and U.S. Northern Cities rates stood at 51 a 52 discount for 60 days. Havana health conditions were reported improving.
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Liberty
Havana
United States
U.S
Returning Regiments Reach New York for New Haven Trip
The 6th and 7th Connecticut Regiments arrived in New York this morning and were fed by Col. Almy before departing by special steamer for New Haven. They are due at 5.30 this afternoon.
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New York
Connecticut
Almy
New Haven
Skirmish Near Bunker Hill Reported by Sheridan Correspondent
A Sheridan correspondent dated the 14th reports a reconnaissance showing the enemy still in force near Bunker Hill and a brief sharp skirmish occurred yesterday in the area.
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New York
the Herald
Sheridan
Bunker Hill
Fish and Hettles Advertise Cookware in Various Sizes
A compact ad lists assorted kitchenware including fish and het sinks, soup digesters, English enamel kettles, sauce pans and other utensils.
Auction of matched horses at the Bazaar sale
A Massachusetts sale catalog lists bay horses, mares, ponies, and wagons for public auction at the Bazaar stables on Saturday. Notable items include a 16 hand bay horse weighing 2260 lb, a 9 year old bay mare, a 300 lb bay pony, a roan mare used by an officer, and several chestnut and bay horses with noted speeds and temperaments. Also offered are a cream colored cow, a fire engine with hose, an open wagon, and new carriages. Public sale begins 11 o clock with Constable J D O Sullivan overseeing.
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Siena
Sontee Baninenet
Arryall
W. P. Sargent & Co
Wm P. Sargent & Co
Rownell
C. Rockaway
Rockaway
Sale
Bazaar
Sxdale
Dan
Severence & Curtis
Charles Street
Zeen
Suffolk
Boston
Dudley H Bayley
Federal Street
Hoston
J.D. O'Sullivan
Constable
Dollett
Santa Anna
Dolly
Baar
Canada
Depository
Allarness
Adies
Slade
Goddard
Thos Goddard
Whiton
Baker
Auction Listings at New England Horse and Carriage Depository
A dealer advertises a Saturday sale at 11 oclock from the Depository on East Street corner of South Street Summer Street, offering saddle horses mares and bays with detailed descriptions. Goods include a black horse bay mare top buggy harness wagons and various harness sets with viewing from Wednesday through Friday.
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NEW England Horse & Carriage Depositor
East Street
South Street
Summer Street
South Shore Raileroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston
Braintree
East Braintree
Weymouth
North Weymouth
East Weymouth
Hingham
Cohasset
Cohasent
Beal, Jr
Vessel Passage Notes From New York to Liverpool
Fragmentary OCR mentions routes from New York and Boston to Liverpool and notes unspecified vessels for passage. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to form a full item with entities or outcomes.
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Boston
Liverpool
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