Bay State in Battle Line at Chickamauga Monuments Dedication
Thousands visit Chickamauga battlefield as Massachusetts dedicates monuments to the Third and Thirty-second Regiments with Governor Greenhalge delivering the address Ohio and Michigan governors also speak. Lectures praise Union sacrifice and unity. Illinois Indiana Vermont and Wilder brigade gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
McKinley
Campbell
Ohio
Rich
Michigan
Ford Vandever
Union
Rosecrans
Crittenden
Bragg
Longstreet
Thomas
Tllinois
Glenn
Altgeld
Indiana
Cave Springs
Claude Matthews
Lew Wallace
Ten Thousand in a Tent at Cumberland National Park Reunion
Chattanooga hosts a joint quarter centennial reunion of the Army of the Cumberland with the Chickamauga Chattanooga National Park dedication in a large tent. About 10 000 attendees including 2000 on the stage witness speeches by Vice President Stevens and ex Speaker Crisp with cabinet members and governors present. General Schofield and General Morgan address themes of reconciliation and civil harmony, praising peaceful reunification and the restoration of civil government and industry. Senator Manderson delivers the annual address stressing liberty, equal rights, and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga
National Park
Stevensn
Crisp
Schofield
Fred D. Grant
J. D. Morgan
Quincy
John M. Schofield
Union
United States
James D. Morgan
Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
Republic
Alain
Apathy and A P A Clash Roils Massachusetts GOP
Republican leaders confront a split with the A P A as junior Senator Henry Cabot Lodge abstains from campaign duties and apathy grows among Massachusetts Republicans. The dispute centers on the A P A fight and its impact on caucuses and the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Elijah Morse
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
State Committee
Senator Lodge
Guberglee
Announ
Het
Chiefs of Sons of Veterans Elect Officers in Knoxville
Russell of Kansas is named commander-in-chief of the Sons of Veterans at Knoxville. Officers elected include Elwood T. Carr of Pennsylvania as senior vice commander and W. R. Cooper of Tennessee as junior vice commander. Council-in-chief members are H. V. Spellman of Ohio Dan S. Goulding of Massachusetts and R. M. Buckley of Kentucky. Staff picks include Rev. Fred Cole as chaplain, Daniel S. Gardiner of Ohio as surgeon-general, Fred C. Stillison of Michigan as inspector-general, and R. B. Oglesby of Indianapolis as judge advocate. Adjutant-general to be named after headquarters are established. next year’s encampment set for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Sons of Veterans
W. H. Russell
Kansas
Elwood T. Carr
Pennsylvania
W. R. Cooper
Tennessee
H. V. Spellman
Ohio
Dan
S. Goulding
Massachusetts
R. M. Buckley
Kentucky
Russell
Fred Cole
Providence
R. I
Daniel 8. Gardiner
Fred C. Stillison
Michigan
R. B. Oglesby
Indianapolis
Louisville
White Wool Blankets For Sale In Bulk Offers
Listing shows white wool blankets from 11-4 white wool blankets extra heavy to extra quality. Prices range from $1.25 to $4.00 per pair with bulk offers and 40 percent off actual values. Quantity noted as 5000 pairs with slight imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Cease Ka
Cece Eenstasecace
Two men die after fall from moving owl express car
On a Boston & Albany line a night owl express ride ended in tragedy as two men atop a moving train near Boylston Street were hurled to the ground by hanging timbers and later died at Massachusetts General Hospital. A third man disappeared and likely escaped serious injury. Names listed as W. B. Miller and Cornelius Cronan, printers, with Miller from Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Newark
Boylston Street
Ben Stickney
Albany
P P. A
Philadelphia
Printers’ Protective Union
W. B. Miller
Cornelius Cronan
Miller
Wyoming
Cronan
Boston Street
South
Boston
Ginghams on Sale for Children's Use at Great Bargain
Zephyr Ginghams in 10 and 12 length ranges offered with neat effects ideal for children's garments. The shop touts the best gingham bargain yet and advertises a price near 12 1 2 cents per yard, stressing value and desirability.
Unmarried man killed attempting to board moving streetcar
John H. Hayes of 2459 Washington street was fatally injured when he tried to jump onto a fast moving Field's Corner streetcar on Washington street opposite Medford street at 6 35 last night. He suffered a base skull fracture and was at City Hospital not expected to survive. Motorman Edson Lyner operated the car, which did not stop at the location. Hayes fell after losing balance while trying to board the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hayes
Washington Street
Medford Street
Hayes
City Hospital
Edson Lyner
Hebrews in North End Lose Meeting Place
Hebrews of the North End protested as the Boston and Maine depot was closed for safety, displacing Zitomer Share Zedeck and Bes Hamidrash-Sward congregations on New Year’s Eve. Reported anger and sorrow followed a stray preacher’s beard issue and seating payments remained with worshippers at the last depot gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Boston & Maine
Zitomer
Share Zedeck
Bes Hamidrash-Sward
Michigan hurricane hits land and water in scattered destruction
A northeast hurricane paralyzed East Tawas and Sand Beach causing vessels to disable and buildings to wreck. Orangemen's Hall and the residence of R J Vans were levelled at East Tawas while the grandstand roof blew off at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tawas
Mich
Orangemen’s Hall
R. J. Vans
Sand Beach
Cambridge Fire Limits Debate and Church Site Plan
Alderman Stearns introduced a proposal to extend fire limits along Massachusetts Avenue from Lafayette Square to Belmont Street drawing wide interest. Ground has been broken near City Hall for a Union Society church led by Rev. E. Breen to build a wooden structure with plans for a later extension. Critics claim the fire limit extension blocks the wooden church, an assertion denied by Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Stearns
Campridge
Stearns
Pennsylvania Railroad Autumn South Tour Starts Sept 24
The first PRR autumn tour to the South departs New York Sept 24 in a parlor car special. Over ten days it visits Gettysburg Blue Mountain Luray Virginia Shenandoah Grottoes Richmond Washington and Mount Vernon. Round trip rates are $6 from New York and $65 from Boston with full expenses included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Battlefield
Gettysburg
Blue Mountain
Luray Verns
Natural Bridge
Grottoes
Shenandoah
Richmond
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Boston
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Poor department exonerated by board in Haverhill
At a September meeting of the Haverhill Board of Aldermen a special committee report cleared all but City Marshal Rand in an inquiry into alleged abuses in the poor department. Overseer Hubbard Superintendent Savage and City Physician were fully exonerated. Recommendations included a hospital ward and Aldermen Yer and Allen were named to arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Board of Aldermen
Rand
Hubbard
Savage
Yer
Allen
Republicans Back Greenhalse Re-Election in Plymouth District
Brockton Massachusetts September 18 The Plymouth county Republican campaign committee met and endorsed continued support for Governor Greenhalse re election in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Plymouth County
Republican Campaign Committee
Greenhalse
Indianapolis Fire Ravages Blocks and Banks
A morning fire in Indianapolis caused nearly 600000 in losses. Hastman Schleicher Lee furniture block and Indiana National Bank were destroyed with high insurer exposure. The Condit block and Pettis Dry Goods site suffered extensive damage while several legal offices and wires were ruined. Firemen were shocked by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hastman, Schleicher & Lee
Indiana National Bank
Condit
W. A. T. Company
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Pettis
Bank
Johnson Heirs
Philadelphia
Waterville Mill Fire Causes $1400 Loss
The water powered saw mill of Alexander Sutherland at Waterville burned yesterday. Loss about $1000 with $400 covered by insurance. The Boston and Albany announced a New York excursion for Ontario a popular value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sutherland
Waterville
New York
Boston & Albany
Victorian arrives in Boston on maiden voyage from London
The Leyland liner Victorian, second largest freight steamer afloat and Boston port’s largest freighter, docked at Hast Boston dry dock on her maiden trip from London. Captain Frederick Shepard recounts delays, speed tests, and favorable cargo arrangements for cattle and crew as 60 crew members and 15 cabin passengers endured a rough Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shepard
London
Frederick Shepard
George C. Scott
John Green, Jr
George J. Tilden
James 8. Conant
Roland M. King
William F F. Hollings
Alice M. Allen
Mary R. Gilman
H. 8. Reache
Caroline J. Cook
George Hepburn
Thomas Scotson
George Whittle
Captain Shepard
Latost
Liverpool
Atlantic
Fastnet
Boston Light
Boston Harbor
Delights of a Studious Dual Purpose Card Table
A summer and winter household fixture, a specially crafted game table doubles as a parlor table. It features a box frame with drawers for counters and game pieces, allowing cards dominoes chess and more to be kept handy. Built in solid oak with a carved base and low price.
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Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
BAY State
Greenhaloe
I. N. Walker
J. R. Carnahan
D. B. McConnell
Ninth Indiana Infantry
Woodbury
Vermont
Wilder
Eal
Syereeats
Boyle Bros. Credit House
Washington S
CE. E. Davis, Aka
Ps” Bucs
Barwarap & Co
General Schofield
Aloot
Daoar
Hoar
Chiefs OF Sons OF Veterans
Goulding
Council In Chief
Addicks
Wilmington
Del
Ceestaseeae
Aeeae
Bracing Police
Capt. Dawson
Dogan
Evans
Cain
Board of Police Commissioners
Leutenant
Dawson
Merrick
Board of Police
Bach
Dugan
Tom Boane
Hemtenway
Inspector Bogan
Italy
Ginghams
Haymarket Square
Cambridge
New England
Wm, Smith & Sons ‘Sr
Bey
Reeeey AO
Columbia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Poor Department
Plymouth
East Boston
Aunxker
Ames
Jbuilding
Hien
Ames Building
Bunker Hill
New Hampshire
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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