Bay State Homeward: 100 Convalescent Soldiers Return
Governor Wolcott hails the Bay State hospital ship Bay State for bringing 100 convalescent soldiers from Porto Rico to Boston. Most are from the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment with five exceptional cases carried by stretcher. Soldiers will be furloughed to their homes as they recover. those from City Hospital and Massachusetts General receive ongoing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Porto Rico
Bay State
Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Wolco
Hayden Richardson
Massachusetts
Gustave Schlott
Mede Tremble
George F. Hatch
John Q. Cole
Arecibo
Vesta
Lewis Wharf
Dalton
Bradford
Massachusetts Volunteers
Utuado
Hospital Corps
Dennis O'Neil
Melville Childs
Charles Macgreggor
George F. Dow
United States Volunteer Engineers
John M. Daly
Albert E. Clark
Cornelius J. Murphy
Walter E. Chick
H. F E. Mansfield
City Hospital
Lowell
Ambulance Corps Division
Union Station
John O. Alger, Jr
William B. Arrand
John R. Bancroft
Marine
Harris E. Billings
Walter A. Bailey
Massachusetts General
William C. Bigelow
City
Edward A. Barnes
Horace Bird
Charles Bonner
James J. Benoit
George Bird
Homeopathic
Edward J. Breen
Assachusetts General
George Bridgett
Lucian G. Butman
Aioe S. Barrows
Eorge W. Card
John KE. Cullen
John O. Cole
Albert H. Cass
William P. Coakley
Richard A. Cosman
Melville B. Childs
H. C
Ae Chick
First Corps Engineers
Nelle Wae Clark
George EF. Dow
George F. Dunlavey
Dwight Dewhurst
Ssachusetts
John Dorenius
Private Daly
George E. Ezan
Henry Ll. Forgette
James M. Goldthwait
John F. Green
Everet Grey
Jacob H. Going
George W. Hawks
Laurence ©. Harrison
George W. Ingram
William
Jewett
Carl C
Or Marice L.) Johnson
Walter
Knights
John
Or James) Killelea
Caleb H. Lincoln
Niagara yacht sails to Newport after harbor call
The luxury steam yacht Niagara with Pilot Cliff McField departed Boston lightbound for Newport R I after a brief stop in the local harbor. The vessel, cost near $500000, carries sixty crew and faces a heavy northwest breeze as it charts a course past Cape Cod toward its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gould
Niagara
Cliff McField
Boston Light
Newport
R. I
Cape Cod
Shackford
Atalanta
Pacific Mail
Sagamore
Warren Line
Liverpool
Yarmouth
N. S
Carinthia
Sylvania
Bostonian
London
Prince Edward
T Wharf
Fitz A. Oakes
Mary P. Mosquito
Joseph Perry
Essex
Perry
Almeida
Ramona
Horatio Hall
Portland
New York
Watch Hill
A. P. Emerson
New London
Bragg
Schower Newton
G. W. Keath
J. S. Emery & Co
Buenos Ayres
Mystic Wharf
East Boston
Park Stillman B. Aller
White Cloud
Jacob 8
Winslow
Lighthouse Channel
Philadelphia
Enterprise
Navy Yard
Constitution
Boston
Vesuvius
Marietta
Pedro
C. F. Adams
H. Adams
G. F. Weld
H. P. Bowditch
J. Green
Proctor
Lexington
Buzzard’s Bay
Lockwood
Leonard Brightman
Alaska
Seaconnet
Beatrice
A. M. Hathaway
Maber Bird
Plymouth
Emily F. Whitney Safe After Typhoon Loss Rumor
Mail advices in the city confirm the Emily F. Whitney is safe and the wreck report is unfounded. Captain Pendleton, from Hong Kong Aug 24, says Messrs Carlawitz & Co. charter house in Shanghai telegraphed on the 18th that the ship was lost with all on board, a mistaken tale. Captain Pendleton, with his wife and daughter, left Hong Kong Sept 4 for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Emily F. Whitney
Andrew S. Pendleton
Hong Kong
Messrs. Carlawitz & Co
Shanghai
Formosa
Pendleton
Whitney
New York
Roslindale Couple Wed on Quiet Home Ceremony
Sadie Margaret Brown and A Lincoln Bowles tied the knot yesterday afternoon at a Roslindale home. The Rev Richard W Boynton officiated with relatives and Transcript staff colleagues in attendance. The bride, historian for the D A R and member of several clubs, will reside at 3 Penfield Street Roslindale after a Maine coast wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale
Sadie Margaret Brown
A. Lincoln Bowles
Richard W. Boynton
Roslindale Unitarian Church
Transcript
Bowles
Bunker Hill
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Harties Brown
Pentagon Club
Theta Club
J. H. Brown
Frank N. Bowles
Roxbury
M. J. Bowles
Acton
Walter Sargent Brazier
Marion Howard Brazier
Charles H. Randall
Minnie Cragg
Benjamin O. Low
Harry Low
J. P. Bruce
M. Jessie
Annette H. Bruce
Nellie Johnson
Concessions Granted to Volunteers by Quartermaster
Quartermaster Hyde issues two circulars benefiting volunteers. Officers in regiments like the Ninth and Second Massachusetts may extend convalescent furloughs between leaves by contacting their regiment’s colonel. Individuals may now seek discharge directly from their regiment rather than wait for muster out at a central post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Massachusetts Volunteers
Fourteenth Autumnal excursion to New York rail trip
The 14th annual autumnal excursion to New York departs via the Fitchburg rail road and Hudson River and Fall River lines on October 6. Tickets priced at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fitchburg
Hudson River
Fall River
Albany
People's Line
Sp. T
Pues
Pall River
A. S. Hanson
Gerveral
Corbett’s Column Finds Sunshine in Daily Toil and Oddities
Corbett writes on small acts bringing sunshine to homes through coal and wood. He notes church talks by Rev. John Robertson, charity needs at Union General Hospital, stock tips on Pan-American Dredging, and local ads for clothing, baths, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
John Robertson
Glasgow
Scot
Bostov Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston Street
Back Bay
Geo
Mehaffey
Davenport Death Shakes American Stage Sections
The death of Fanny Davenport removes a leading figure from American theater though her husband’s tour proceeds. Nat Goodwin opens in South Bend with Teddy and plans The Merchant of Venice. Hilliard shines in Sporting Life. Golden praised for Fresco in The Fortune Teller. DeAngelis debuts The Jolly Musketeers in New Britain. Uncle Dick by Martha Morton draws standing room in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Davenport
Miss Davenport
Nat Goodwin
England
South Bend
Ind
Clyde Fitch
Teddy
Smith Russell
Binghamton
N. Y
Martha Morton
New Stars Shine in Boston Theater Week Highlights
The Hollis hosts Maud Adams in The Little Minister with rave early reviews. Victor Arbert’s The Serenade at Boston Theatre draws crowds, with Helen Bertram and George Fotheringham praised. Chauncey Olcott appears at Columbia, and Augustus Pitou’s new NY debut is set for Jan. 9. Lillian Lawrence stars at Castle Square in The Great Diamond Robbery. The Sign of the Cross is revived at Museum with Marcus and Mercia in renewed triumphs. Wages of Sin features well received casts at Bowdoin Square. Souvenir sales spike for Way Down East at Tremont. The Ballet Girl ends its run at Park Theatre as new songs appear. Ben Harney leads rag time acts at Jermon’s Black Crook with Edith Murray and Strap Hill. Sunshine of Paradise Alley pleases Grand Opera patrons, followed by The Rags in A Hot Old Time next week. The European sensation at Grand continues with rapid novelties. Congo at Austin & Stone’s touts language tricks. The French Maid opens extended run at Park Theatre with same company. The White Heather box sale opens next Monday at Boston Theatre with Rose Coghlan leading a 100-strong company including Amelia Bingham Olive May and John T. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Olcott
Columbia
Augustus Pitou
New York
Castle Square
Lillian Lawrence
Adventuress
Dalton
Miss Rooke
Marcus
Mercia
Miss McIntyre
Miss Gilroy
Bowdoin Square
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Park Theatre
Ben Harney
Jermon
Black Crook
the Howard
Edith ‘Murray
Strap” Hill
Coon
Buck
Wing
Paradise Alley
Grand Opera House
the Grand
Congo
Austin & Stone's
Big Playhouse
Rose Coghlan
Amelia Bingham
Olive May
John T. Sullivan
Successor for Col Hay in Washington D C Reportedly Henry Adams Suggested
Washington September 27 One report says Cole Hay will propose historian Henry Adams as minister to Britain. Adams has a residence next to Colonel A A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henry Adams
Cole Hay
Court of St. James
Goodwin Estate Probate Hearing Delays Accounting
In probate court Judge Grant held a hearing on Frank G. Cook versus Mary A. Ingersol administratrix of Charles D. Ingersoll estate and others. The case, seeking an accounting over a $7,000 1870 bequest from Ann R. Goodwin, was continued to October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Frank G. Cook
Mary A. Ingersol
Charles D. Ingersoll
Ann R. Goodwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
BAY State Home
Gov. Wolcott
David Mason
William McGill
Charles&. MacGreggor
Mansfield
Murphy
Henry D. Newell
Albert R. Ordway
Walter W. Ogilvie
Dennis C. O'Neil
Clarence 8. Preston
James A. Phillips
Louis Rossner
George A. Rooney
Harry C. Ruggles
Joseph Reno
Harvey Reed
John Stock
Gustav A. Pepfort
James C. Smith
Leutenant
Sylvester F. Sullivan
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Edward B. Smally
Chester H. Stevens
Walter J. Stevens
Trl
H. Tuttle
Herbert E. Tuttle
Burton L. Upham
George H
George W.) Vinton
George F. Waugh
Fred D. Woodbury
Frank Williston
Walter E. Worthen
Samuel F. Wiggin
Frank A. Wilkins
George P. Winn
Ernests. Ware
Carroll H. Woolfolk
Compan L
Leon E. Young
Assachusetts
Arthur R. Yates
Eugene E
Or Harold L.) Young
Tiverton
Beverly
Captus
Jamaica
Newport News
Chattahoochee
Gate City
City of Macon
Savannah
Butman
Hull
John Chinaman
United States
Spain
Li Hung Chang
Harrison Avenue
Sons of the Celestial Empire
Marine Division
Custom House
Walter S. Collins
Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific Line
Yokohama
Long Wharf
Nova Scotia
George Lowery
J. C. Hamlen
East Harbor
T. I
Samuel H. Nickerson
Barbados
Hamlen
Vineyard Sound
Antwerp
Italiana
Sylviana
Gloriana
Aggi
Gibraltar
Java
Castle Gentry
Delaware
Kemp
Juno
Phippsburg
Frances M
Greenport
L. I
Isaiah Kelly
Mercury
John S. Deering
Tybee River
Nelson Bartlett
Hilton Head
Port Royal
Bowles—Brown
Castorla
Tennyson
Union General Hospital
West
Springfield Street
F. L. Burt
International Automatic Machine Company
Atkinson
Bill Nye
Edward Pollo
Clark
Fidel
Legion
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover
Portland Streets
Mr Wolf
Tremont
Adolph Lundin
Leroy de Childre
de Childre
De _ Childre
Columbus Avenue
Pan-American
Splaine & Fitzpatrick
No. 110
Court Street
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
FR. S. Taylor
Park Square
Rhode Island
Johnny
Knight's Bakery
Hudson Street
Oscar Lundinan
Europe
Lundin
M. Steinert & Sons Company
BE. A. Corbett
Robert Hilliard
Richard Golden
Fresco
Alice Neilson
Jeff DeAngelis
Jolly Musketeers
New Britain
France
Bertha Waltzinger
Maud Hollins
THE
City Theatres
Maud Adams
Hollison
Bostonians
Robin Hood
Victor Arbert
Boston Theatre
Helen Bertram
Yvonne
George Frothingham
Harry Brown
Col
Hay
Goodwin Estate
Entertainments
J. J. McEnally
Klaw
Boston Museum
McIntyre
Mamie Gilroy
Mary Anderson
Ence Hale
BE. L. Snader
Frank Lyman
Gilroy
Mark Kent
Carl Fey H
Hazel Kirke
Stilli
Black Grook
Crackajack
Edith MU Hill
Bijou
Weston and
Beasley
Grace Vaughn
Hughes & Hughes
Grand Theatre 4
Chicago
New England
Law
N. E
Wilhelm Gericke
Music Hall
Model Playhouse
Robert Fischer
Otis Yucker
Charles R. Sweet
Zelma Rawlston
Vesta Tilley
Biograph
J. H. Stoddart
Wilson Barett
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
Eugene Tompkins
Viatinee
E. Rice
Rice
Oxford
Tremont St
Tele
Edward Milton Royle
Boston Ball Grounds
Brooklyn
Aveton & Bassett’s
Washington Street
Connelly
Adams House
Prop
Mgr
Wee
CIA Saear'a
Wilson Barrett
Cross
Geo. A. Foxcroft
Bromfield St
Austin & Stone
Corilla
West Africa
Tinsit
Denmin Thompson
Geoger
Boston & Albany
Via
Fail River
N & Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gloucester
Cape Ann
North Side Central Wharf
Merchan