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Lowell Regiments Return Home in Grand Welcome
The Sixth regiment from Lowell arrived home amid massive crowds and marching bands. Citizens, veterans, and officers lined Merrimack street and Huntington hall to hail Col. Rice and Lieut. Col. Ames. A transport ship brought wounded soldiers, with some families learning loved ones remained hospitalized in Utuada. The celebration extended to a Boston reception and a beacon street march, marking a powerful homecoming after the Spanish war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Merrimack Street
Huntington Hall
Moody Street
City Hall
Citizens’ Committee
Hew
Campaigns
St. Anne's Church
Spain
Butler,Ames
Merrimack
Central Streets
Central Street
Middlesex Street
Lewis Hunton
Thorndike Street
Virginia
Jas. W. Bennett
W. H. S. Hayes
Ames
Massachusetts
Home
Company G
Camp Dewey
Utuada
Claude Pateh
Utuade
Col. Rice
Otto Hahn
Boston
H. C. Taft
Mr. Traft
Bennett
John ©. Wilson
Col. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Wilson
Senator Putnam
O. A. Libby
Chas. H. Kimball
R. W. Stickney
Amos F. Leighton
Col. A. M. Chadwick
Fred Farnham
George Bowers
L. A. Derby
F. A. Tuttle
George H. Taylior
G. F Kenngett
Wm. A. Barnett
A. G .Walsh
Parker House
Beacon Street
Georgia
Rice
Union Station
Col. Ames
Cone