Passing of Hosts in Review in Beacon Hill Parade
A veteran parade through Boston ends the G A R grand marches. 27 000 veterans march past Beacon Hill as ex Governors Long Boutwell Crane Bates salute banners and respond to crowds amid patriotic tributes and a sea of Old Glory.
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Beacon Hill
Boston
Long
Boutwell
Crane
Bates
Commonwealth
John Brown
Johnny
Dixie
Black
Louis Wagner
Pennsylvania
Grand Army
Collins
Massachusetts
Stickney and Bradley
10 000 Veterans Sing The Old Songs Again
Mechanics Hall hosted ten thousand veterans for a lively campfire of old war songs and reminiscences. Notables including Senator Lodge and governors attended as colors were trooped and the drum corps revived familiar marches amid roaring cheers.
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Mechanics’ Hall
The Motor Pirate Begins Next Sunday's Post
Next Sunday's Post will launch the thrilling serial The Motor Pirate about love and automobiles. It also features the Mask of a Ram giveaway, the Animal Masks program, and an extended color and magazine section with a 50 cent music piece, promising wide family appeal.
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Post
New England
Sunday Post
Animal Mask
Next
The Cape Cod Steamer to Provincetown Tip of the Cape
The Cape Cod steamer departs daily from Bay Line Wharf Boston at 9 a.m. and Sundays at 9:30 a.m. for Provincetown, offering a four hour sea trip plus one and a half hours ashore for dinner and sightseeing. It is a staunch well appointed vessel with ample stateroom accommodations and a popular summer excursion track record.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Cape
Boston
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
G A R notices and lost and wanted ads in Boston paper
Multiple notices inviting G A R members to join events in Dorchester Heights and South Boston, with headquarters at National Hall and 1 National Street. Lost items include a silver band cane and a Grand Army badge. Readers are urged to contact various G A R posts, headquarters, or named individuals with information or to reconnect.
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Gettysburg
U. VY. U
Dorchester Heights
National St
Boston
BP. J. Haley
Reece
Union Veterans’ Union
National Hall
No. 1
South
P. J. Haley
J. A. Connell
S. M. Corthell
M. P. Mansfield & Son
Wollaston
Mass
Marblehead
Grand Army
Thomas Swasey
Lincoln Ave
James Flanigan
N. Y. Nat. Guards
Pierson
Fredericksburg
Navy
Merrimack
Cumberland
Nantucket
Directory of G. A. R. Posts Across States
A long list catalogs Grand Army of the Republic posts by number and location across California Nevada Massachusetts Illinois Maryland Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Virginia and the Potomac region. Entries note post numbers and venue names such as Vendome Beacon Chambers Camp Jack Adams G. A. R. Halls and local streets or halls.
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California
Nevada
George H. Thomas
Vendome
Connecticut
Mansfield
Bartol
Bridgeport
Beacon Chambers
Meriden
Oxford
Maine
Bosworth Post
Portland
American House
Lee Gilman
Jack Adams
G. A. R. Hall
Boston
Massachusetts
Dahlgren
Silver Streets
William H. Bartlett
Washington Street
L. S. Grant
Melrose
General Lander
Lynn
Charles Russell Lowell
Reno
Boylston Street
George H. Ward
Hiuntington Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Green Street
Charlestown
Horace M. Warren
Wakefield
John A. Andrew
EF. K. Wilcox
Paine Memorial Hall
Frederick Hocker
Middlesex Street
Major Fletcher
the Oxford
Joseph Hooker
East Soston
Washington
Broadway
Francis Gould
Arlington
H. G. Berry
Malden
Lyon
Richard Borden
Odd Fellows
Charles Beck
Newtowne Hall
North Cambridge
P. Stearns Davis
Third Street
Cambridge
Webster
Charles Ward
Newtonville
E. D D. Baker
Eaton Hall
Detroit
Brunswick
Minnesota
Rawlins
Berkeley
Missouri
Ransom
Bellevue
New Jersey
Marcus L. Ward
Newark
N. J
Clarendon
Garfield
Quincey
Slocum Post
Paterson
East
Post
Tremont Street
New York
U. S. Grant
Brooklyn
Commonwealth
Lafayette
Chapin
Alexander Hamilton
Bidwell Wilkinson
Buffalo
Somerset
Lenox
Vine Street
Dudley
Vine Streets
Joy Street
Somervile
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Motor Pirate
Senator Lodge
van Sant
Riss
Michigan
John D. Long
Guild
Gay
Confederate Army
G. A. R. Men
Emmons
William M. Olin
Adah Campbell Hussey
Kryptok
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston St
Boston Post
Woman’s Relief Corps
Cc. A. R. Notices
W. R. C. River Carnival
Waltham
South Bank
Cor. Wash
Boylston
GEO, KE. Palmer
Walnut St
I LS
Shawmut Avenue
D. W. Wardrop
Naval Brigade
Frank McIntire
Charles River
G. A. R. Exchange
Tremont St
G. A. BR
William Bmart
Roanoke
Roanoke Association
Winthrop School
Greenville
Mich
H. M. Catkin
Hotel Brunswick
T George Rubien
New York City
G. A. R. Post
L. Rochester
Hudson St
Somerville
John Rolson
Fort Schuyler
T. J. Farrell
Appleton St
Everett
Michael O'Neil
Sixth
Missouri Volunteers
St. Louis
Mary O'Neil Collins
Wilton
Samuel P. Holt
Jane H. Hooper
Belknap St
Nashua
N. H
John Forrest
Queenstown
County Cork
Ireland
M. H. Crotty
Chelsea St
Geo. M. Springer
109Th Regt
N. Y
Curtin Bonham
Dartmouth St
Charles Lamont
William Lamont
Davis St
Edward
James Kirby
Second Massachusetts Cavalry
James
Mary Josephine Barry
Nee Kirby
Smyth St
Roxbury
PD. A. Feldman
11Th Regiment
Connecticut Volunteers
Robert Hampton
A. Feldman
Vinson St
Dorchester
Hugh Gai
Lagher
New Decatur
Ala
A. ©. Gallagher
Bowdoin St
Thomas R. . Hammond
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Elyria
Cleveland
Stamford
Conn
Sullivan Sg
Maplewood
Hammond
Wakte St
Andrew Keefe
M. J. Cannfy
Parker St
List Regiment of Hitness
Michael Murphy
Mary Murphy
William Graham
California Post
Company G
Massachusetts Volunteers
John Graham
East Billerica
KF. R. Lewis
Albion Spaulding
RE. J. Hussey
Sewall St
John Sentry
Pensacola
Monongahela
Winooski
Norfolk
J. F. McCarthy
Shawmut Ave
New York Infantry
John Miller
G. B. Miles
Howland St
Daniel Shanahan
20Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Libby
United States
J. FF. McCarthy
Wilderness
North Anna River
William J. Carey
Milford
Henry Weald
4Th
United States Infantry
G. A
FO Alger
Richford
Coples Square
Mattie Holt
W. R. P. Andrews
New Bedford
U. S. S. Cambridge
Isabella
Watts St
Chelsea
Third
James Parks
Holworthy St
S.C. Lawrence
Medford
Benjamin Stone, Jr
Park Street
Joseph P. Rice
Francis Washburn
Brighton
George G. Meade
Lexnyton
Timothy Ingraham
Theodore Parkman
Warren Avenue
Watertown
Silver
Camp
Hancock Square
Illinois
Columbia
Parker's
Maryland
Dushane
The
Beacon
Beacon Street
Wilson
Ohto
Victoria
Philadelphia
James M. Lysle
South Armory
W. B. Mars
Mechanics
Lieutenant Fara 8
Griffin
John A. Koltes
the Otis
Mt Vernon Street
Potomac
Virginia Post No
Woman's Relief Corps
Durght OP $Udld
Silas AG Storeling
Pelephone
Mare Bbd
Buxton
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