East Boston Carnival Parade Features Extravagant Floats
A lengthy parade lineup describes divisions of floats and participants for the East Boston carnival. It highlights the Maverick Rifle Veterans Association escort, Germania Band, East Boston Athletic Association entries, and numerous tableaux including Washington Crossing the Delaware, Indian Village, and The Gathering of the Clans.
Open House Carnival Parade and Coastal Pageant Au revoir
Impure Blood Manifests itself in hives pimples boils and other eruptions The old packet ship William Tapescott will be a float with a crew list The Matinee Girl The Only People on the Beach and a harbor club float are announced The Columbus Associates and East Boston carnival will appear with a blue flag unfurled The Carnival March by William Glynn and a drum corps parade are planned Open houses were held last night and will continue today with Bunton Club and several clubs hosting events Decorations line march routes and multiple bicycle races with prizes of gold and silver medals dominate the program The schedule also includes rowing and boat races plus a sailing regatta in Manchester Bay and large scale Fourth of July athletic events in nearby towns
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Sons of Neptune
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Washington
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Jewett Lumber Company
Ed Chase
J. Freely
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J. Walsh
Feeve
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N. Young
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Gladys McDermott
Bohemian Club
Mr. Sargent
John H. McDonald
Fitz James
George Speirs
Campbells
D. Chisholm
J. McDougall
D. Cameron
George Munn
A. McKinnon
Pipers
R. Merryweather
J. Purdie
A. Morrison
J. McSwaine
Ralph M. Smyth
Charles A. Estey, Jr
Bertrand W. Sears
Herbert P. Smith
Wellington Bond
Elliott D. Hansen
Melvin T. Woodward
Eli N. Blinn
Fred Blinn
BE. M. Whittaker
Frank B. Wellock
Joseph Taylor
Maverick Wheel Club
H. Mansfield
E. Harrington, Jr
F. Cushman
Dromies
James Williams
Ed Call
East Boston
Young Men’s Catholic Union
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Frank H. Carruthers
Peter Delehanty
Thomas Dalton
A. Cochran
F. L. Bishop
C. Kellough
W. B. McCrillis
B. O. Downing
Charles Brandt
G. K. Bond
George FP. Murphy
W. H. McPherson
W. D. McPherson
John D. Adams
C. B. Bragdon
J. L. Estey
W. H. Harrigan
Erskine J. Keir
Guy L. Woodside
R. S. Wells
W. Maguire
W. S. Smith
William Carstensen
John A. Smith
Bertha M. Dows
Gertrude A. Jackson
Gyula F. Manson
Mary Silva
Elinor Smith
Marian B. Story
Estelle M. Callahan
Clara
Florence M. Moore
Nellie M. Simpson
Gertrude F. Welch
Lillian Wilcox
Martha G. Evans
Edith L. Harrington
Elizabeth A. Kenney
Henrietta F. Randolph
Florence W. Sampson
William Tapescott
Samuel J. Ellis
D. Reed
J. Gray
J. F. Moody
J. H. Higgins
J. Murray
J. Campbell
J. Peterson
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D. McCarthy
Robert Hodson, Jr
Dollie Hodson
Anderson
William T. Donovan
H. Foon
W. Smith
W. Bridges
J. Hughes
W. Gilson
L. Lemour
W. Nute
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J. Black
W- Elliott
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C. Johnson
D. Woodbury
J. Wood
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Driver
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William Gibbons
Herbert Harding
Philip Luppold
Charles Sanderson
Harry McKim
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John Sheridan
Hugh McNiel
Ed Spray
Will E. Grace
F. E. Weber
Zampa Club
Roxbury
Frank P. Dudley
Edward Kenison
Albert Wilson
Joseph F. Mellyn
Walter J. Brennan
Harry Wilson
Eugene A. Taylor
Harry P. Kenison
Frederick Brasher
Julius Ellis
Max Ellis
George L. Curry
Charles L. Bradley
William L. Bettman
James W. Hayward
H. E. Warren
John Dugan
William Blackman
William %. Cook
B. Spinoza
Harry Lyons
George Hiltz
James L. Osgood
Albert R. Brown
William E. Fitch
C. Nesbert Ryan
Fred Grace
George Faulkner
Edward Gerrish
Joseph B. Daly
George W
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Cedar Street
Day's Sports Observances Highlight Athletes On Field and River
The piece outlines how athletes will celebrate the day with broad remarks on field and river activities. It notes general observances and athletic outlooks without specific events or names.
Night Before Fourth of July Crowds Parade Boston Streets
A Boston夜 tale of revelry as youths invest their money in firecrackers and horns, filling streets with noise. Despite large crowds and amateur parades, police work to curb bonfires and gunshots, with hundreds of officers patrolling stations and East Boston details planned.
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Boston Celebrates Fourth of July with Games and Pageantry
Patriotic crowds across Boston rise for a day of varied events from rowing on the Charles to athletic contests and school entertainments marking the Declaration of Independence. The Grand Opera House hosts further celebrations led by Reverend A.
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Charles
Greece
Rome
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted for Summer Health
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Walt Whiskey as ideal for hot weather, claiming it refreshes, aids digestion, and soothes nerves. It targets families traveling to the country and warns buyers to refuse substitutes, asserting the product's proven value in emergencies.
Boston Fourth of July Concert Schedule and Alcohol Ban
City wide events announce multiple band performances across Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston from 2:30 to 8 pm with Cadet Band Germania Band Carter's Bands and more. Officials say it will be a dry Fourth as bars must close and residents are urged to obtain beverages beforehand.
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Francis Meredith, Jr
Leonard H. Johnson
Fred McDonald
William Foley
Andrew Ocean
Henry Y. Gilson
Chelsea Rifles
William Renfew
Leutenant
Walter C. Pratt
Berle
Grand Opera House
Germania
Dudley Associates
Washington and
Cliff Streets
Roxbury
Carter
Ball Grounds
Talbot Avenue
Washington Street
Dorchester
Pond, Pleasant
Cottage Streets
Brighton
Boston
Cambridge, Sparhawk
Murdock
New School
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Dearborn Streets
Children entertainments at city celebration at various halls
A city committee organized a day of children entertainment at the Opera House and numerous halls. Performances include Betsey at 1 pm, variety acts, concerts, magic, ventriloquism, and a grand program featuring many named entertainers and schools across East Boston and nearby venues.
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Rand Opera House
Betsey
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
A. J. Emerson Polhouse
H. Willtane
Coleman Family
Vie
H. E. Haye
So Stonthouly
Ganunet
Edward Kelly
Bunker H
Hancock “ Hoolhouse
John W. Dolan
Hilt
B. J. McGowan
Awwend
Schohouse
Johnson
A Phosa Scholhouse
John McKay
Incon
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John A. Anton
John T. Harrington
Sherwin
John J. Griffin
George Ll. Cheeney
Wistattit
George A. Eaton
Comins Schoolhuse
Fireworks Display Shifts to Franklin Park and Common
The city plans two July Fourth shows starting at 8 pm and running to 9 30 pm. The Common program features twelve set pieces plus Roman candles rockets and sky scrapers. Franklin Park will end with a large 0 and a star circle bearing July 4th legend. More money is spent than any prior Fourth of July displays.
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Franklin Park
Columbia
The City Oration at Grand Opera House
The Rev. A. A. Berle of Brighton will deliver the oration of the fay at Grand Opera House, introduced by Mayor Curtis. Rev. Dr. De Normandie will offer prayer, and W. L. Aldrich of the English High School 1895 graduating class will read the Declaration of Independence. Exercises begin at 10 30 a m. The Ancients will be put in force.
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A. A. Berle
Brighton
Curtis
Dr. de Normandie
W. L. Aldrich
American Wringer Company Advertises Home Goods Repair
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers, spring beds, carpet sweepers and Margies products at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension. They manufacture and repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers with prompt mail orders and telephone service Tremont 4.
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