Sick Sliders Five Mass. Soldiers Return From Camp Montauk
Twenty minutes late the New York limited express carried twelve sick Massachusetts soldiers from Camp Montauk to Park Square station. Dr. Fitzgerald of Boston City Hospital treated them, and they were taken to City Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, Worcester, and Carney Hospital. A death was reported for William A. Brown of the Ninth Regiment. The article lists remaining patients at Camp Wikoff in General and Annex Hospitals and notes two more trips planned to Montauk with fifteen additional soldiers.
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New York Limited Express
Massachusetts
Camp Montauk
Park Square
New York
Fitzgerald
Boston City Hospital
Ralph Glidden
City Hospital
William R. Keefe
Patrick H. Kirby
Merton H. Warren
Massachusetts General Hospital
Austin Danduren
Patrick
Robert Rooney
Worcester
John J. Corlis
Glidden
Warren
Danduren
O’brien
Kirby
Blake and
Nichols
Volunteer Aid Association
William A. Brown
Camp Wikoff General Hospital
Camp Wikoff
George Corbin
General Hospital
J.S. Gillow
P. McNulty
F. B. Mason
John Dohlin
Nelson Zo. Sprague
Joseph Muesser
Charles Anderson
R. G. Crawford
B. J. Norton
Benehman A. Featherson
Montauk
George E. Thayer
Edward L. O’brien
Thomas Joyce
M. G. Donovan
W. T. Carley
Charlies A. Wall
Oscar Meyer
C. J. Lynch
Patrick Sullivan
Peter Mahoney
D. G. Dacey
Morris Stack
T. P. Mullen
William Rodway
F. Munster
Dr. Fitzgerald
the Post
Boston
Mon
Edward F. McSweeney
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Camp Meade
McSweeney
Williams Forecasts Democratic Victory and Worcester Rally
Massachusetts Democrat George Fred Williams hints at a gubernatorial bid again, likely run next year, and supports a strong Democratic steamrolling of Congress. He calls for unity after West shows backing for Bryan and notes Worcester will be pivotal at the state convention. Williams plans to campaign in Indiana while attending Worcester.
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George Fred Williams
West
Massachusetts
Williams
Quincy
Mr. Williams
Boston
Rogers Building
Bryan
Bynum
Gold Democracy
Worcester
Maine
Vermont
Indiana
London Company to tour the country in 1900
The Ancients plan a 1900 visit by English guests with a banquet and a lavish Pullman train voyage. The tour covers Boston Niagara Chicago Washington New York with special entertainments, returning to Boston then to London. Estimated cost about 100000 dollars. Colonel Sidney M. Hedges may be elected commander. Subscriptions pledged to cover costs. The Honourable Artillery Company accepts the invitation for travel between June 1 and September 1. The party will arrive in Boston and be shown the historic site.
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Boston
Niagara
Chicago
Washington
New York
London
Sidney M. Hedges
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Cushing Process Purified Stimulants Ad in Boston
An advertisement promotes Cushing Process Purified Stimulants as headache free. It claims best Port Sherry and California wines at 1.00 net gallon and invites readers to request a price list from Cushing Process Co at 580 Washington St Boston.
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Cushing
California
Cushing Process CO
Washington St
Boston
Vacuum in the thermometer becomes a quip on nature
A witty exchange in the Washington Star features a young man claiming nature abhors a vacuum and a bright girl retorting that human nature doesn’t, especially when the vacuum sits in the thermometer tube where mercury once was.
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Washington Star
Gallant Ninth Charitable Society Honors Fallen Irish Heroes
About seventy five members and friends of the Irish Charitable Society met at Parker House to honor Col onel Fred B. Bogan Major Patrick J. Grady and others who died in service. Resolutions praised their contributions in the Spanish American War and calls were made to raise a monument. The meeting closed with prayers and a quartet performance.
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The
Irish Charitable Society
Parker House
Fred B. Bogan
Patrick J. Grady
Ninth Regiment
John A. Daly
Patrick Collins
Michael Barrett
Michael J. Dwyer
Bogan
Grady
Spain
Charles D. Dacey
John Aaly
Dwyer
Edward J. Flynn
Thomas E. Clifford
Francis P. Ewing
John R. Campbell
A. M. Thatcher
Harvey N. Collison
Lfe
J.H. O'Neil
P. J. Flatley
Thomas F. Taft
Colonel Bogan
Michael T. Callahan
Thomas F. Strange
Pierce Lonergan
Irish Society
F. B. Bogan
Buried unknown murder victim stirs Bridgeport case
Patrols probe the Yellow Mill Pond corpse found dismembered to conceal a crime blamed on a city insider. Identification remains unlikely as authorities cling to a vague lead with New Haven and Meriden contacts. The Miller Street midwife suspect and a G 51 mark on clothing draw renewed scrutiny amid a citywide hunt.
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Sea View Avenue Bridge
David Bibbins
Associated Charities and Industrial Relief Association
E. B. van Keuren
New Haven
Park Street
Bridgeport
Cowles
Connecticut
Meriden
Arnold
Winnie Davis to be buried beside Jefferson Davis in Richmond
At Narragansett Pier Rhode Island Sept 19 funeral plans for Miss Winnie Davis daughter of Mrs Jefferson Davis remain unsettled pending arrival from Colorado. It is practically decided she will be buried beside her father in Holly Ground Cemetery Richmond overlooking former Confederate capital. Messages of condolence pour in from across the country especially the South, though Mrs Davis is too ill to respond.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Colorado
Hayes
Jefferson Davis
Winnie Davis
Hollyground
Richmond
Davis
Bayard Comfortable Despite Illness in Dedham
Dedham Sept 19 The Hon Thomas F Bayard rested well today and a comfortable night strengthens belief the end may still be days away. Doctors note his age and illness strain but report his pulse remains remarkable and his strong constitution keeps up his strength, with occasional periods of unconsciousness in recent days.
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Dedham
Thomas F. Bayard
Bayard
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS HOME FROM THE FRONT
Captain Williams of Company L Sixth Massachusetts United States Volunteers arrived home in Chelsea, still very ill. Accompanied by his wife, mother, and a professional nurse, the Boston lawyer endured typhoid fever at Camp Alger then pneumonia and typhoid malaria after Charleston hospital. An operation gave relief but strength failed, prompting his return to Massachusetts.
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Captain Williams
Massachusetts, United States Volunteers
Chelsea
Charleston
D. C
Williams
Boston
Camp Alger
Cuba
Massachusetts
Capsized Dory Found Off Salem Harbor
A capsized dory was found floating in the harbor. From its description, Edmund Sanborn of Beverly and Fred M. Martin of Salem are believed to have been thrown into the water during a heavy puff of wind yesterday and drowned.
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Salem
Edmund Sanborn
Beverly
Fred M. Martin
Money to Loan at Six Per Cent and Upward in Boston Area
Money to loan at six percent and upward on first mortgages or real estate in Boston and vicinity. Easy, cheapest way to buy or pay off recent mortgages. Apply at Washington street, B. B. Bur.
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Boston
Washington St. B. B
Peace Commission Expenditure Details Released
The peace commission will cost about one million dollars with stated outlays totaling 257,250 dollars. This item outlines part of the commission's projected expenses and funding sources.
Peace Commission Heads to Paris for Treaty Talks with Spain
Washington reports reveal President McKinley will fund the U S peace commission to Paris for the Spain treaty with substantial daily allowances. The panel includes commissioners Moore Day Reid Frye Gray and others with transit and entertainment costs projected to total around 250000 dollars, plus fees for key attaches and translators.
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Day
Reid
Moore
Paris
Washington
Spain
McKinley
United States
Judge Day
Commission
MacArthur
Brannigan
Rodriguez
Peace Commission
Davis
Frye
Gray
Man Dies After Carbolic Acid In Saloon Drink
A well dressed man about 40 years old drank carbolic acid with whiskey in a Bunker Hill street saloon Charlestown last evening. He collapsed, lingered four hours, and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. Police seek identification as no clues found on his person.
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Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
North Grove Street
Station 15
Stedman
Voters urged to check records before October deadline
A law requires every Democrat who wishes to vote in state or municipal elections to be assessed by October 1. The notice urges citizens to review the list immediately and resolve any missing names to ensure voting rights for the year.
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