Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1898

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication