Temperance Parade Led by John T. Shea Through City Streets
The Cambridge based John T. Shea served as chief marshal for a lengthy temperance parade. Delegations from Boston Waltham Lynn Peabody and more marched in divisions with bands cadets and drummers. Clergymen joined the Cathedral reviewing party and many marchers received medical attention but none were hospitalized.
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Beacon
Charles Streets
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Charles Street
Columbus Avenue
Concord Street
Harrison Avenue
East Newton Street
Washington
Cathedral
Waltham Street
Shawmut Avenue
Boylston Street
Washington Street
Adams Square
Putnam's Band
Lynn
St. Mary's
Peabody
William Tweed
Marblehead
Father Mathew C. T. A. 8
Lowell
Mathew Institute of Lowell
James J. Gallagher
Father Mathew
William O’brien
Archbishop leads temperance mass at Cathedral
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America opened with a 9 o'clock solemn high mass at the Cathedral led by Mer. Michael J. Splaine, with Archbishop O'Connell presiding and priests from Cambridge and Allston assisting. He urged temperance as a sacred cause and the priesthood as key in reform, warning against rationalist approaches.
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Father Mathews
Springfield
Sacred Heart T. A. S
Mt. Auburn
Peter Kenney
St. Mary’s C. T. A. S
Brookline
John J. Cusick
Cathedral Temperance Institute
Lawrence J. O'Neil
St. Veronica League of Women
West Quincy
John J. Joyce
St. Valentine’s C. T. A.S
Immaculate Conception
Hibernian
St. Leo’s
Dorchester
St. Catherine’s C. T. A. S
Melrose
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Mer
Michael J. Splaine
Dimomed Falconio
Archbishop O'Connell
Michael J. Doody
St. Mary’s Church
Cambridge
Frothingham
Faneuil Hall
Total Abstinence Union
Father O'Callaghan
Connecticut
Ohio Union
Illinois State Union
National regatta on the Potomac invites crews from across North America
Oarsmen from many cities in the United States and Canada arrive in Washington for the National regatta on the Potomac River set for Friday and Saturday. The Mound City four oared crew of St. Louis led by Harvard coach James Wray arrives early as visitors plan to watch races from excursion steamers and yacht club verandas. Revenue cutters Apache and Onondaga will patrol the course. Tonight cambridge Riverside Club, St Johns Rowing Club of New Orleans, and Central Boat Club of St. Louis are among the crews arriving.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Potomac River
Mound City
St. Louis
James Wray
Harvard
Apache
Onondaga
Riverside Club
Cambridge
Mass
St. Johns Rowing Club
New Orleans
Central Boat Club of
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M. J. O’connor
Boston
Jeremiah Callahan
J&. Joseph’s Co. T. A. 8
Richard W. Griffin
Sacred Heart C. T. A. S
John J. O'Hare
No. 1
Timothy J. McCarthy
St. Valentine's
Patrick J. Kinneen
Norwood
Patrick D. Walsh
Roxbury
Catherine Kelley
Kansas City
A. B. Tillson
Frances Martell
Chicago
National Quarters
Mayme Derkes
Illinois Union
Master LeFevre
St. Paul's Cadets
Paulist Cadets
New York
P. J. O'Callaghan
National Board of Government
Bishop Canevin
Pittsburg
Penn
J. V. Moylan
Nanticoke
John J. Corbett
New Haven
Wilkesbarre C. T. A. U
Ames E. Cassidy
St. Mary's Band
Michael D. Burke
Society of the
Father F. Bradley
Father Cassidy
Woonsocket
Mathew C
Timothy J. Crane
Lynn Cadet Band
J. J. Callahan
Essex County Union
A. S. of
J. William Corcoran
Salem Cadet Band
Father Mathew Society of
Salem
David Hyde Marshal
Speare
Knights of the Sacred Heart of Eost Cambridge
Knights of St. John the Baptist of
Somerville
Walter A. Ford
St. Joseph's C. T. A. S
West End
William Cuddy
St. Joseph’s Cadets
William O'Brien
St. James Society
James F. Coye
St. James Ladies’ Aid
Paulist Fathers
M. J. O'Connor
Ife
Earth
Wilkesbarre Regiment
Paulists
Boston Union
Fitzgerald
Philip A. Nolan
Philadelphia
Stephen Madden
John F. Cunneen
Alexander Mulhern
Scranton
Peter Powers
Mary Dorgan
Mercedes Fitzgerald
Grace Gibbin
Ohio
Joseph McNamara
Thomas F. Phelan
William Gleason
Conn
C. L. Anderson
Dubuque
Baltimore
Connecticut Stat Union
Debage
Knights of Father Mathew of
Missouri
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Father Mathew of
Ohio State Union
Pennsylvania State Union
Philadelphia Union
Providence
St. Paul
Priests Teague
James F. Brennan
C. J. Anderson
National Union
Illinois
Mechanics’ Building
Dock Square
M. J. McLoughlin
Chief Marshal
Winter ST
Rose Pitonof
Louis Starr
Starr
Miss Pitonof
Foulard
Walton's Spa
Fountain Peach Cup
Hay’ Sioll
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N.J
U.S.A
Jaynes Drug
Storrs Houghton & Dutton
Neal Institute
Newbury Street
NEAL
Monsignor
Flavin
Des Moines
Iowa
Viguelly
M. Flavin
St. Ambrose Church
J. F. Nugent
Oscar Edenburn
Davenport
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