Boston Plans All Day Fourth of July Celebration
Boston marks Independence Day with a full day program from dawn to night. Faneuil Hall events at 10 30 presided by Mayor Collins feature the day’s orator at 11. Addresses may include Lieutenant Governor Guild Hezekiah Butterworth and Rev Edward Everett Hale. Sailing regatta at City Point and Whitehall races off Lewis Wharf are also listed.
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Faneuil Hall
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Boston
Collins
Massachusetts Floral Emblem Society
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
The
Educational Peace Society
Guild
Hezekiah Butterworth
Edward Everett Hale
City Point
Whitehall
Lewis Wharf
Boston Park Schedule Mixes Playgrounds and Times
The readable fragment lists multiple Boston parks and playgrounds with time stamps from morning to afternoon. Locations include Wood Island Park East Boston North End Park Charlesbank Gymnasium M street Gibson and Columbus Avenue playgrounds plus Commonwealth and Roslindale areas with unspecified events.
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Boston Common
Wood Island Park
Boston
North End Park
Sodeva Acvesesse Cecees
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Ae Sue
M Street
Rogers Park
Columbus Avenue
Roslindale
Commonwealth Park
McNary Park
Gibson Playground
Dudley Street
Fifth Street
Chandler Street
Columbus
Ceveseus Pecs
Brighton
Ieuieeasal
St. James Street
Roslindale Playground
Tonawanda
Greenbrier Streets
Dorchester
Broadway
Tyler Street
Marine Park
Adapchear
Franklin Field
Huntington Avenue
Tremont Street
Edward Everett Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Fireworks Evening Draws Crowds at City Playgrounds
Community event schedule lists fireworks and evening activities at multiple city playgrounds including North Brighton Rogers Park Columbus Avenue Roslindale and Massachusetts Avenue. Residents are encouraged to attend the family friendly display on the planned date.
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North Brighton
Rogers Park
Columbus Avenue
Roslindale Playground
Massachusetts Avenue
Night Before Peace Plan Reported By City Leaders
City leaders discuss quieting celebrations by deploying police on street corners and limiting festivities. Emmons and the chairman agree on a plan to keep order and maintain popularity by ordering out the force during the event.
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Emmons
Night of Fire and Noise Defies Quiet Night Notion
A chaotic night erupts with twelve fires lighting the sky as bombs rockets and torpedoes explode beside an angry cop. Sirens horns and whistles fill the air while authorities question if this is the quiet night before in contrast to expected music.
Waltham Fourth Opens With Twin Bonfires
WALTHAM July 3 The city celebration began at midnight with two enormous bonfires attracting thousands from Waltham and surrounding areas. One blaze burned in a field off Bacon street near Central Massachusetts railroad tracks, the other atop high ground near Riverview station on the Fitchburg railroad.
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Waltham
Bacon Street
Central Massachusetts
Riverview
Fitchburg
St Patrick's T A Roxbury to Entertain Guests Today
At yesterday's Roxbury meeting of St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society the committee to arrange today’s entertainment was named. Members are John J. Quinn Fred T. Keefe Thomas Jones Joseph Barrett and Hugh McNulty. A lawn band concert and fireworks will grace the event at 481 Dudley Street under city auspices.
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ST. Patrick’s T. A
Roxbury
St. Patrick’s Total
John Dawson Held in $500 For August Team
John Dawson of 6 Porterreet East Boston faced Chelsea Police Court after a June 21 raid at Oak Island Grove hotel linked to gaming apparatus. Metropolitan park police arrested 36 men. Dawson was fined $250 in yesterday's proceeding.
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John Dawson
Porterreet
Boston
Oak Island Grove
Metropolitan Park
Chelsea
Honors for Hay’s body in Cleveland funeral plan
In Cleveland the body of John Hay rests in solitary state at the Chamber of Commerce guarded by four cavalrymen. The casket will stay until Wednesday morning 9 30 as ceremonies proceed with simple pageantry and no public viewing. President Roosevelt and Cabinet to serve as honorary pallbearers arriving Wednesday morning.
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Cleveland, O
John Hay
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Roosevelt Leaves for Hay Funeral and Cabinet Talks
President Roosevelt to depart Oyster Bay at 3 30 p m for Cleveland to attend Secretary Hay's funeral. He will travel by naval tug to Jersey City and join a special Pennsylvania line train with Cabinet members from Philadelphia to Cleveland. They will discuss affairs of state during the trip and attend the funeral as honorary pallbearers. Fireworks display at Sagamore Hill postponed to next Saturday night.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Hay
Long Island City
Jersey City
Manhattan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Washington
Mr. Hay
Sagamore Hill
Emperor of Japan condolence on John Hay death
Mikado sends a cable to the President with deep sorrow at Secretary of State John Hay’s death. The Emperor notes Hay’s eminent services for peace and relations between nations and offers condolence to Mrs. Hay. A wreath will be sent to Cleveland for the funeral, presented by Hioki.
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Washington
Japan
John Hay
Hay
London plans Hay memorial service at St Pauls Cathedral
July 3 London plans a memorial service for the late Secretary Hay to be held at St. Pauls Cathedral on Wednesday afternoon. The archdeacon of London Archdeacon William MacDonald Sinclair endorses the plan and will arrange a full choral service akin to the 1901 McKinley tribute pending Mrs. Payne Whitney arrival. Mr Whitney and his wife left New York June 27 aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm and reached Plymouth this morning.
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London
Hay
St. Paul’s Cathedral
William MacDonald Sinclair
St. Paul's
McKinley
Payne Whitney
Pascal Held for Assault with Intent to Kill
Henry M. Pascal aged 42 of 47 Fremont Street Somerville was arraigned in Charlestown Police Court on assault with intent to kill Mr and Mrs Frederick L Rankin at 176 May Street Charlestown Saturday evening. He pleaded not guilty and the hearing was continued until next Friday. He is held on $2000 bail.
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Henry M. Pascal
Fremont Street
Somerville
Charlestown
Frederick L. Rankin
May Street
Pascal
Boy Killed by Elevator at Hardware Store
Gustav Per Johnson, 15, of 12 Buttonwood Street Dorchester, was fatally injured when caught by a freight elevator at Chandler and Barber hardware store located at 126 Sum-
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Gustav Per Johnson
Buttonwood Street
Dorchester
Chandler & Barber
Carl J. Horner
Chandler & Barber’s
Summer Street
Tragic Elevator Accident Claims Young Errand Boy
A 15 year old errand boy named Gustav Johnson was killed yesterday morning at the street level freight elevator in a Cambridge shop district. The boy jumped for the moving platform and was crushed injuring his ribs and spine before help arrived. Johnson’s mother, a Lutheran church member, mourns his loss as his father works as a carpenter and several siblings are employed in local industry.
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Mer Street
Johnson
Expressman
George Newcomb
Gustav
Chandler
John A. Johnson
Moulton
Cambridge
Vose Piano Company
Universal Love Song in a Rose Clad Cottage
Poetic fragment recalls a mother singing to her fair haired baby beside a southern sea. A scented south wind carries the tune as a seagull soars overhead. The verse emphasizes maternal love and a melodic moment in a coastal setting.
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Lake
Temagami
Grand Naval Tournament Opens at Provincetown
Provincetown prepares for the first general naval tournament with Admiral Evans praised for healthy games and a cup prize for the highest scoring ship. About 3000 sailors, six brass bands, and 6250 town residents attend a full day of events from 9:30 am to 5 pm at Vans Field with seven tents including a hospital and refreshment area.
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Provincetown
Vans Field
Crossley
Kentucky
Big Regatta Set by New England Rowing Association
Nearly a hundred oarsmen from over twenty clubs arrived for the 19th annual New England Amateur Rowing Association regatta on the Connecticut River tomorrow. All races except the eight oared and war canoe events will be 1.5 miles with a turn, while the eight oared crews race 2 miles straightaway, with six crews lined up for the junior event promising a spectacular sight. O'Brien of Riverside Boston is absent as his mother is reportedly dying.
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Springfield
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Connecticut River
O’brien
Riverside Boat Club
Boston
Regatta Draws Oarsmen From Several Cities in Philadelphia
Oarsmen from Boston New York Baltimore Washington and other places arrived in Philadelphia to compete in the annual people's regatta on the Schuylkill River. A highlight is the eight oared shell race featuring Craigie A A of Boston Vespers of Philadelphia and Nassaus of New York with the Craigie crew similar to Harvard varsity.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Schuylkill River
Craigie A. A
Nassaus
Craigie
Harvard
Yale
Threat to Burn Unoccupied House Sparks City Panic
A note warning to burn the unoccupied William Porchenavil house at 207 Blue Hill Avenue was found by a passing youth and handed to police. The scare troubled the district near George Street and Woodward Avenue as locals report vandalism to the home and a prowler seen near the property.
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Williiam Porchenavil
Blue Hill Avenue
George Street
Woodward Avenue
Norfolk Avenue
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