Route of Naval Parade Traced by A Post Reporter
A Post reporter walked the naval parade route yesterday, noting a 64 minute journey from Beacon and Arlington to Charles Street. The route included Beacon to Boylston, Tremont Theatre, Shuman's corner, Summer and Federal streets to the post office, Milk and Bread to State Street, up to the old State House, Washington, School to Tremont, and finishing near the State House and Charles Street. The parade is scheduled to start at noon from Beacon and Arlington.
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Post
Beacon
Arlington Streets
Beacon and
Charles Streets
Boylston Street
Living Flag
Tremont Theatre
Shuman’s Corner
Summer Street
Federal
State Street
Old State House
Washington
State House
Charles Street
Arlington
Beacon Streets
Busy Day for Veterans of the G. A. R. Encampment Week Opens
The program lists a noon naval veterans parade through Arlington Beacon Charles Boylston Tremont Temple Washington Summer High Federal Milk Broad State Washington School Beacon. noon meetings and dinners for related associations. 3 pm reunions, receptions, and a State House event. 5:45 pm medalist and association meetings. 6 pm banquets and dinners. 7:30 to 8:30 pm receptions and 8 pm campfire and smoker events at Tremont Temple Langham Hotel and other venues with G A R leadership and ex Confederate guests attending.
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Edward W. Kinsley
Algonquin Club
Representatives
State House
American School Question Settled in Turkey Amid Talks
United States Minister Leishman with a strong fleet secured a settlement on the Turkish American school question. American schools receive equal treatment under protection of other powers. Salute land batteries and depart ordered by Rear Admiral Jewell after a lengthy council session. Local forecast for Boston calls for fair weather Monday and Tuesday with seasonable temperatures.
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United States
Leishman
Turkey
Jewell
Smyrna
Council of Ministers
Rats We Are Coming Mother Boston Three Hundred Thousand More
A compact historic verse notes a wave of arrivals from Mississippi flows and New England shores marching toward Boston, signaling a large migration or symbolic procession with regional origins and a unifying destination. The lyric centers on collective movement and civic symbolism.
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Mississippi
New England
Japs Sink A Cruiser Victory at Sea North of Tsu Island
Vice Admiral Kamimura attacked the Russian Vladivostok squadron at dawn, five hours of battle ending in a Japanese victory. The Russian cruiser Rurik was sunk while Russia and Gromobol withdrew damaged. The fate of Rurik’s crew unclear, presumed killed or drowned. Crowds in Tokio celebrate Togo and Kamimura sea victories amid wartime gravity.
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Kamimura
Vladivostok
Tsu Island
Strait of
Corea
Rurik
Russia
Gromobol
Navy Department
Adsuma
Idsuma
Iwate
Takashiro
Togo
Thousands of GA R Veterans Arrive in Boston for Grand Review
War weary veterans from across the country stream toward Boston for what promises to be a landmark grand review. Advance units arrived early as Boston opens its arms with cordial welcome, banners unfurled, and bands playing as veterans march toward quarters, showing pride in long loyalty to the city.
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Boston
Maine
Mason and Dixon
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