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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
5
A Southern delegation at Gettysburg is honored with Confederate marker symbolism and memories of Civil War dead. The piece lauds national unity while highlighting ongoing Southern reverence for the Confederate cause and the soldiers who served it.
Gen Daniel E Sickles nearly 93 speaks of the Gettysburg memorial gathering from his Rogers House headquarters. He praises North South reconciliation and vows to defend the nation while noting veterans from both sides rally around him and share a symbol of unity through the American flag.
Veterans from New England states endure extreme heat at Gettysburg commemorations. Massachusetts units faced crowded tents as other states and Boy Scouts filled camp space, but mood remained proud and determined. Some men required hospital care yet most expected to participate in activities the next day.
Lawrence July 1 Eleven boys drowned when a municipal bath run approached Merrimac River. Parents blame city officials for shoddy construction of secondhand lumber. A diver found no additional bodies. death toll could rise. One survivor Michael Young 10 in serious condition. City voting funeral expense aid for victims while parents reject relief and push for independent inquiry into alleged faulty runway construction by mill workers and contractors.
Judge John Mahoney will hold an inquest tomorrow morning at the police station after the court session with eyewitnesses and staging experts summoned along with Alderman Alfred Bradbury and John O Battershill. A second city investigation is planned for tomorrow or Thursday as the city council votes today to set a public hearing.
Worcester reports seven individuals collapsed from extreme heat as the day reached 103 degrees. Four victims were hospitalized at City Hospital, while the others returned home.
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