Patriotism and Patriots' Day Observance in Christ Church
The Paul Revere Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marked Patriots Day with exercises at Christ Church commemorating the chapter's second anniversary. The event featured a large audience, chimes playing patriotic tunes, a bust of Paul Revere, prayers, music, and addresses on American unity, immigration, and civic duty. Prominent attendees included members of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Women’s Relief Corps, with speakers praising schools and churches as public bonds.
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Paul Rever
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Christ Church
America
Paul Revere
Arthur Little
Nelson V. Titus
FE. H. Crosby
John H. Morrison
Elizabeth A. Turner
Woman's Relief Corps
William A. Bancroft
Micah Dyer
Sarah H. Fuller
Mary E. Knowles
Laura Wentworth Fowle
James Neill
Fall River
Austin
Wellington
Walter G. Page
A. V. Peabody
Henry C. Tenby
Eben Howes
Anna D. Robbins
Louise MacIntosh
Charles H. Bond
Curtis Guild, Jr
BE. M. H. Merrill
Marion A. McBride
Ella Skilton
Mary J. C. Merrill
M. H. Brazier
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of the Revolution
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
J. W. Cartwright
Samuel Eliot
John A. Remick
Marion Howard Brazier
Henry A. Thomas
E. A. Horton
A. A. Berle
Grace
Horton
Berle
Colonel Thomas
Faneuil Hall
Old State House
Mr. Berle
Grace le Baron Upham
Titus
Democrats Preparing for March to Chicago Rally
A report notes a planned political march by Democratic activists heading toward Chicago to advocate for policy goals as a major campaign event unfolds amid ongoing national disputes. The piece frames the gathering as a test of organization, momentum, and public enthusiasm.
Gold Standard Will Be the Battle Cry For Resolutions
A fragment headline notes urgency in preparing resolutions amid injured and wounded people. The phrase Gold Standard is highlighted as the guiding rallying cry for actions and policy framing within the affected community.
Bay State Democracy Delegates and Platform Tie
The anti la in Wake Ohio turmoil and a crowded Bay State Democracy convention in Quincy aims to elect four delegates at-large and back ex Governor Russell for president in Chicago. The committee names, expected gold standard, and Cuba and Venezuela stances mix with intra party rivalries as Moran weighs a last bid for a delegate-at-large. In Sandusky County Ohio a cyclone hits Fremont area causing deaths and injuries including W L Greene and James Greene with destruction and possible more casualties.
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Bay State
Music Hall
Chicago
Quincy
State Committee
Corcoran
Committee On
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Charles H. Taylor
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Nathan Matthews
John F.F. Fitzgerald
Corcoran Imalinda
Diestwhote
Benjamin F. Brickett
Haverhill
Royal P. Barry
Melrose
Charles A. Conant
Winchester
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Bordman Hall
Dorchester
George S. Winslow
Norwood
William L. Douglas
Brockton
William Moran
Fall River
Gargan
Cleveland
State Department
Olney
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Cuba
Venezuela
John B. Moran
Owen A. Galvin
Moran
Thomas F. Keenan
James E. Nayes
Napoleon Moran
James Donovan
Boston Democratic City Committee
John E. Russell
George Fred Williams
John W. Corcoran
John W. Coughlin
Henry J. Cunningham
Pierson
Lowell
E. M. Iquequial
Democratic City Committee
William P. Buckley
Holyoke
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Coughlin
Russell
Mr. Ee
Fremont
Sandusky County
W. L. Greene
James Greene
Severe hail and floods hit New England and Canada
A voracious hailstorm struck New Boston and Tol land and Sandisfield damaging thousands of dollars as Josiah Sage 72 of Sandisfield was knocked unconscious. Flooding and ice chaos hit the St Lawrence River area with one death. Lake Champlain rose and docks flooded while lighthouses burned for the first time. Lightning damaged several buildings in Hudson. Rain snow and hail plagued Minnesota North Dakota and Red Lake Reservation with desperate farmers abandoning planting plans.
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Winsted
Conn
New Boston
Tolland
Sandisfield
Mass
Josiah Sage
Montrepal
St. Lawrence River
John Yates
Sherbrooke
Hartford
East Hartford
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Adirondack
Newport
Memphremagog
Hudson
J. L. Harriman
Frank T. Knights
Minnesota
North Dakota
Crookston
Fosston
Red Lake Falls
Red Lake Reservation
Fatal Run: Four Year Old Struck by Electric Car in Chelsea
Yesterday at 10:15 an electric car of the Lynn & Boston Railroad from Boston to Chelsea struck four year old Colen McFarland as she crossed Broadway near Medford street. She was crushed by the forward wheel and died instantly. The body was moved to Carter's undertaking rooms. Medical Examiner Harris notified. The piece also mentions Lake Walden picnic grounds being prepared for the season and a railroad agent advertisement.
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Lynn & Boston Railroad
Boston
Broadway
Medford Street
Chelsea
Colen McFarland
Waverly Place
George W. Hobbs
Carter
Harris
Lake Walden
J. R. Watson
Fitchburg Railroad
Mass
Boston Wins. Atten Runs In First Game Attracts 18000
Boston defeats Baltimore as hitters, errors, and a lively crowd define the opener. Atten stars with key runs while pitchers toil in a high energy first game in the city before 18 thousand fans.
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Boston
Baltimore
Major League Matchups Listed for Six Cities
A concise schedule shows six baseball or basketball tilts with teams Boston Baltimore Philadelphia New York Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburg Brooklyn Washington Chicago St Louis. The list outlines the pairings by city without outcomes or dates.
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Washington
Berooklyn
Pittsbu
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
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Baltimore
New York
Louisville
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Mains of Maine Beats Orioles in Crowd-Soaked Open
Eighteen thousand fans packed the South End grounds as Mains of Maine led Boston to a 20 to 6 victory over Baltimore. The boisterous crowd, frustrated by sold out grandstands, watched a listless start give way to Maine’s pitching and bat work. The day ended with scattered cheers as Mains’ performance drew laughs and applause from the beleaguered spectators.
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Mains of
Maine
South End
Baltimore Orioles
Bostons
Mains
Boston
McMahon
Hemmineg
Bostonians
Baltimores
Willie Mains
Mavis
Boston Beats Baltimore in Rough Fielding Contest
The Bostons routed Baltimore in a tense game as Doyle reached first on balls early. The visitor offense led the action, while fielding miscues kept the match tight and the outcome in doubt. Continued on Page 3.
Two Men Drowned Near Lawrence Dam in Spring Freshet
Two unknown young men hired a boat from William Barlow this afternoon as floodwater and a strong current swept them over the dam. The boat broke against rocks below and neither man was seen again.
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Lawrence
William Barlow
Tragedy Drowns Three Children in Maine Boat Incident
In North Cutler, Machias, Maine, on April 19, Charles Shaw aged 17, Freedom Shaw aged 14, and Carl Matthews aged 1 drowned when two boats overturned during attempts to bail out one another. All bodies were recovered.
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Machias
Charles Shaw
Freedom Shaw
Leander Shaw
Carl
William Matthews
North Cutler
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MY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Lexington and Concord
X-Ode CO
Union Sq
New York,n.y
Aki
New England
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Eis
Paul Jones
Lousville
United States
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Ohio
Jonin E. Russell
John Corcoran
George Fred Welliams
Henry Lee
Eben S. Draper
Jeremiah W. Coveney
Henry L. Higginson
Edward Everett Hale
Patrick Donahoe
Othens
Mechanics
Huntington Ave
A Ton
Wibernians
Doyle
Washington St
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