Colored Boy Leads Parade In Historic Boston Cadets Drill
An illness of Captain James A. Ratta led to Malcolm G. Banks being elected captain of Company G, Third Regiment, making him the first colored boy to lead 1800 white cadets in Boston School Grounds parade. Banks will lead the parade as third regiment takes the lead this year. The English High School drill at Mechanics Hall showcased top prizes and a list of the ten best drilled men across both regiments.
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James A. Ratta
Boston School Cadets
Malcolm G. Banks
Boston
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Mechanics’ Hall
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Malcolm Banks
Gabriel M. Mendelsohn
William Calnan
Joseph Segal
Fred A. Fowler
John H. Cauley, Jr
Arthur J. Murphy
Ernest Cranston
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George B. Ober
Thomas W Ashley
Robert W. Macy
Joseph Reisman
Charles F. Morrill
Edward W. Dixon
John J.tyner
Raymond J. Connolly
Walden Hobbs
Sidney D. Smith
Abraham Goldberg
John W. Jacobs
Horace Cahill
H. P. A. Holden
W. D. Magennis
W. D. Lambert
Percy D. Quinby
Ernest P. Monroe
Nelson A. Bond
Fourth Annual Massachusetts Horse Show Opens Night
The opening night of the Fourth Annual Massachusetts Horse Show at Park Riding School drew over 1500 prominent Boston attendees. The show continues tonight and features a Saturday matinee.
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Massachusetts
Horse Show Glory for H. I. Pierce of Leominster
H. I. Pierce won four blue ribbons and two seconds at the event. Bourbon Queen, bred in Kentucky and ridden by Pierce, swept multiple classes including novice saddle. Other top riders included Frances Webster Helen Foss and Mrs J F Lord. The jumping class drew a large crowd with Sans Atout winning.
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Panama
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Hugh Bancroft
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210 Girls Join Phone Union at Wells Memorial Hall
At Wells Memorial Hall last night 210 new members joined the Telephone Operators Union, signaling near-total organization. General Superintendent Valentine's eight hour workday reply offered limited concessions, maintaining wage and split-rule positions, while agreeing to some working-rule improvements. A further communique will be sent to Valentine with an expanded committee including more operators.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Valentine
Boston
Rabbi Schindler Honored at 70th Birthday Dinner
Rabbi Solomon Schindler was feted at a Boston City Club dinner by the New Century Club in honor of his 70th birthday. Over 100 members attended as speakers included Dr. Davis Blaustein, Rabbi Harry Levi, and William H. Blatt, with acknowledgments from officials and regret messages from others.
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Consummatives' Home Anniversary Whist in Brookline
The third anniversary whist for the Free Home for Consumptives is tonight at Whitnet Hall Coolidge Corner Brookline. Play starts at 8 15 and includes bridge tables plus progressive whist. Boston merchants donated to the souvenir table with 42 gifts to be distributed.
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Whitnet Hall
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Boston
Dear Miss Champagne Admits Young Women Dilemma
A 21 year old woman writes that she dated two men for 18 months and rejected proposals to avoid losing friendship. She asks if she acted squarely. Miss Champagne urges frankness, notes admirers will recover, and says no wrongdoing on her part until she finds the right man.
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Beth
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