Cassidy will dispute over 10 thousand per child in Maine
Bangor court hears Erastus C. Ryder testify that late timber magnate John Cassidy intended to raise gifts to each child from 4000 to 10000 annually amid a dispute with two children and the executor James W. Cassidy. Contestants argue the codicil altered conditions while witnesses confirm sound mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
John Cassidy
Erastus C. Ryder
Mr. Cassidy
James W. Cassidy
Mary Murphy
John F. Cassidy
W. H. Powell
Ryder
W. H. Pattangall
Mr. Ryder
Pattangall
Mr. Pattangall
New England
Sherman T. Whipple
Boston
Ryder & Simpson
Bertram T. Smith
Patten
Penobscot County
Daniel H. Coakley
William R. Pattangall
Augusta
Maine
Raymond Fellows
Edward Fitzgerald
John F. Doherty
Parade First Aid Plan Lines Route With Ambulance Points
First aid stations and ambulances will be stationed along the parade route for spectators and Division members. Locations include Charlesgate West lawn, Newbury Street segments, 1075 Boylston, Massachusetts Storage Warehouse sidewalk, and various Massachusetts and Charlesgate avenues. Ambulance points span Beacon Street area, Joy and Bowdoin near Beacon, Mall venues, Tremont, Masonic Temple, Arlington, Berkeley, Dartmouth, Hereford, Commonwealth, and surrounding streets. Streets to stay even for ambulances include Charles Street to Massachusetts General, Joy, Bowdoin, Winter, West, Avery, Tremont to Washington, Arlington to St. James, Dartmouth to Columbus, Newbury, Back, Chestnut sections.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate West
Newbury Street
Hereford Street
Fairfield Street
Dartmouth Street
Clarendon Street
Boylston Street
Buehler
Massachusetts Storage Warehouse
Westland Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Warren Avenue
Columbus Square
Appleton Street
Berkeley Street
Charles Street
Beacon Street
Joy Street
Mall
Bowdoin Street
West Street
Tremont Street
Masonic Temple
Arlington Street
Jaeger’s
Idartmouth Street
Charlesgate
Charlesgate Club
Wwestland Avenue
Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Winter Street
Avery Street
Parade First Aid Station Locations Listed for Spectators
Dr Champe McCullough warns parade observers to locate the nearest first aid station and If unable to find help call Back Bay 1235 or Northeastern Department headquarters where Major Arthur C Austin is available. Stations include Army Headquarters 99 Chauncy Street Room 707 Union Boat Club Lawn Park Side Road Chestnut Street and Boston Common sites near Beacon Tremont Shoulston Arlington and Commonwealth avenues and related corners.
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Champe McCullough
Northeastern Department
Back Bay
Arthur C. Austin
Army
Chauncy Street
Union Boat Club
Park Side Road
Chestnut Street
Boston Common
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Charles Street
Gate
Jewish Welfare Board
Mt. Vernon Street
Beacon
Fark Streets
Park Street
State House
Liberty Hall
Army and Navy Canteen
Tremont
Shoulston Streets
Boyliston Streets
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Berkeley Street
Dartmouth Street
Ames
Fairfield Street
Charles Riverside
Hereford Street
Charles River Side
Massachusetts Avenue
Gilchrist Tent Serves Refreshments to Soldiers on Boston Common
A 60 foot circular Gilchrist tent on Boston Common near Park and Charles streets opens at 9 am today offering complimentary coffee sandwiches doughnuts and cigarettes to men in uniform. About 75 uniformed Gilchrist employees work in two shifts serving up to 16 000 soldiers and sailors with 500 gallons coffee 10 000 sandwiches 15 000 doughnuts and 10 000 packs of cigarettes. Chairman James T. Chase and Mrs. A L Ward lead the effort with Frank S Leavitt Adam Waughgill Frank E Mintzer and Meyer Hoffman on the committee. First shift runs 9 am to 2 pm second shift 2 pm to 8 pm. The tent draws visitors and photos amid flags Welcome Home banners and bunting.
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Gilchrist Company
Boston Common
Park and
Charles Streets
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
James T. Chase
Gilchrist
A. L. Ward
Corp of Girls
Frank 8. Leavitt
Adam Waughgill
Frank E. Mintzer
Meyer Hoffman
Mintzer
Fireworks at Braves Field Postponed to Tonight
Rain halted last night’s display at Braves Field and two shows are now scheduled for tonight. Features include set pieces of General Edwards and a Verdun bombardment representation, debuting in New England along with the aerial bombs and shells display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves Field
Edwards
Verdun
New England
Unclear fragment about allied nations flags on arches
Fragment mentions triumphal arches topped by the flags of allied nations, suggesting a ceremonial or patriotic display. Limited readable context prevents identification of location, event, or date. no further facts available.
Entertainment Spots For YD Men After Parade
A list of events for YD men after the parade includes a City Club dinner hosted by B Company 102d Machine Gun Battalion and D Troop Auxiliary, a Rosebud Girls' dance at Hibernian Hall, a Blue Triangle dance in Mechanics Building, a YWCA dance at the New Strand ballroom, a reception for St Mark's sailors and soldiers at Dorchester High School Hall, and reserved seats for fireworks and a band concert at Braves Field at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Company
102D Machine Gun Battalion
D Troop
Massachusetts Cavalry
City Club
Hibernian Hall
Union Street
Charlestown
Blue Triangle
Mechanics’ Building
Y. W. Cas
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
New Strand Ballroom
Hutington Avenue
St. Mark’s Parish
Dorchester
Dorchester High School
Braves Field
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Dolmans
Conrad
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C. W. Dinsmore
Machias
Eastern Trust Company
New Haven
Liggett
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