Patriot Battery Demonstrates at Combination Park Carnival
Stone's Light Battery C, Seventh United States Artillery, drew a 20 000 crowd at Combination Park as they prepared for Newport Rhode Island and China service. The event featured Joe Patchen the pacer, veteran firemen's muster with $600 prize, and a postshow by Captain Stone praising the battery amid patriotic fervor.
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Stone
Seventh
United States Artillery
Combination Park
Massachusetts
Newport
R. I
China
Joe Patchen
Soldier Boys
F F. E. Johnston
Porto Rico
James B. Mack
W. P. Stone
Boy James O Rourke Drowned in Monatiquot River
James O Rourke 11 son of John O Rourke of Braintree drowned in the Monatiquot River this afternoon after cramps while swimming. The accident occurred in Braintree. He was seized with cramps and died.
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True King
Dan Westland
B. G
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G. G
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McDonald
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Clark
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Re. G. By
Iod Long
Dam Baker
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Tha King
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Dasia
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T. Bryant
Joe Patchen
Patchen Wilkes
Josephine Young
Joe Young
W. Dickerson
Fred W
Ch. G
Red Wee
Ercury Wilkes
Eh. G
Scarlet Wilkes
Wedgewood
Somerville
Braintree
James
John O’rourke
Monatiquot River
Bass Point Nahant Offers Free Dancing and Ostrich Farm
Visitors are urged to spend a day at Bass Point Nahant with Naval Brigade Band concerts, free dancing at Bass Point House, and fish dining. Ostrich farm draws crowds as Fitzgerald’s ostrich eggs signal a brood, while boat trips from Corn Wharf and Battery Street provide scenic ocean views.
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Ostrich Farm
A. P. Lane
Tremont Club Hosts Fashionable Night of Music and Color Fest
The Tremont Club stages a stylish entertainment evening featuring vocal performances and a dance party. Attendees prepare for a gala highlighting fashion and music with a featured guest list and social gathering.
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Tremont
Hoyt Home Welcome Sparks Charlestown Triumph Asylum Controversy Ends
Charles H. Hoyt returns to Charlestown a free man after a Hartford asylum stay. A large crowd greets him with subdued joy and a brief speech calling for three cheers for Charlestown. Today Hoyt lauded by friends while a public vigil continues amid celebratory bonfires and serenades.
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New Hampshire
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Hartford
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Hoyt
Charleston
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The
Atlanta Journal
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Howe & Humwell
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Theatrical World Notes Marriages and Openings
Theatrical and musical circles report Maud Hollins wed George Hugh Thomas of Yonkers. In New York the couple married by a magistrate. John Drew to play Richard Carvel. James K. Hackett replaced. James O Neill shifts Monte Cristo date to Sept 17 at the B Theatre. May McKensie reengaged with Weber Fields for next season. Seymour to rehearse The Choir Invisible in Boston opening Oct 1 at the Park. Grand Theatre to open its season next Monday with a melodrama.
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Tennessee’s Pardner
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Estha Williams
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McKensie
Weber & Fields
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the Park
Grand Theatre
Boston Post Photographic Prize Contest Announces Prizes
The Boston Post offers weekly prizes of 10 8 and 8 dollars for summer resort photographs. Entries must have titles and the photographer's name. Submissions favored amateurs though professionals not excluded. Winners announced weekly with checks mailed.
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