Roseland Park Fourth of July Draws Fewer Attendees
Putnam Conn July 4 celebration at Roseland Park attracted about 1000 attendees, half the turnout of last year. The program featured speeches by John D. Long and Horace Porter, tributes to Grant, and a front of the day by Clark Carr, with music by the Mechanics’ Band and a fireworks display at 6 PM.
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Indiana
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Iowa
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Cape Ann Yacht Club Celebrates Fourth in Gloucester
Cape Ann Yacht Club staged Gloucester's July Fourth celebration featuring a city parade marshalled by Charles A. Russell, an oration by Rev. W. H. Rider, and a regatta with forty entries on eight mile and four mile courses. Cash prizes were awarded for best times in the third and fourth classes.
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Patriot Day Celebrations Across New England Towns
July 4 celebrations in Exetsworth Ellsworth and other Maine towns drew large crowds. Parades by Grand Army posts included 500 marchers and a new soldiers monument was dedicated with speeches by Hannibal Hamlin and local dignitaries. A Dem flag incident occurred as Rice Post logged a protest.
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Fourth of July Festivities Draw Thousands to New Haven
July 4 celebration featured a grand parade in the morning and a full afternoon of literary exercises at City Hall with General William Coggswell addressing attendees. The day included outdoor sports and a fireworks display ending the festivities despite a sunrise salute being omitted for the first time since the holiday’s national adoption.
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Lake Walden Fourth of July Celebration Draws Thousands
Nearly 4000 people gathered at Lake Walden for a day of temperance speeches, races, boating and fireworks. Notable speakers included Rev. Emory J. Haynes, Hon. John L. Swift, Leland Powers, Dr. A. A. Miner and Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, who urged prohibition and criticized political parties. Races on Spy Pond and a fireworks display closed the day, with morning bonfires and a Salems exhibition lacrosse in the evening.
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Fourth Around Boston Celebrates Independence Day in Waltham
July 4 celebration in Waltham featured a full day of events from dawn bells to evening fireworks. A large antique and trades procession showcased looms and knitting machines with prizes awarded to multiple exhibitors. Sporting contests included a cricket match, two baseball games, and an afternoon athletic program. An oration by Josiah Quincy and a Reading of the Declaration capped the day, with Mayor Fisher presiding and fireworks on High Street.
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Society of the Cincinnati Holds Annual Meeting and Necrology
The Society of the Cincinnati met at Parker's for its annual session with elections and a dinner. Officers named include President Samuel C. Cobb and Vice President Winslow Warren. new members John Homans and others were elected. The necrology honors Amos A. Lawrence and Dr. Charles D. Homans, with obituaries for John Edwards and Thomas Gamaliel Bradford.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati Honors Loss of Dr. Charles von Homans
The society mourns the death of its late vice president Dr. Charles von Homans. He is praised as a wise physician and trusted friend whose professional distinction was recognized by the state medical society. The resolution expresses sincere sympathy to his family and pledges to cherish his memory.
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Madge Wins Cape Cod Yacht Club Championship at Orleans
The Cape Cod Yacht Club completed its third race off Orleans in a strong southwesterly. Madge led at the start and finished first in 1h 20m 46s over 7 miles to claim the championship cup. In second class Barnstable’s agie won in 1h 33m 10s, with another race planned since no second class winner has claimed two races.
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Ethelinda Wins First Cohasset Yacht Club Race
The Cohasset Yacht Club opened with a July 4 race under a brisk forty mile per hour southwest wind. Four boats entered the first class with all starting, while ten of fifteen from the second class completed the course. Ethelinda won the first class in 88 minutes 40 seconds. The Madden took second class in 82 minutes 25 seconds.
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Ibis Wins Quannapowitt Sail Boat Race at Wakefield
Five entries contested a three mile course with a turn on Lake Quannapowitt. The Ibis won the first class sailboat race with the team second and Ware third. Butler and Carter won the double scull race.
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Boston Exhibition Offers Arcadia and Minstrels
Little Corinne in Arcadia at the Boston Museum with an 8 PM performance. Hennessey Brothers Ideal Minstrels entertain daily at 2 and 8 PM at the Bijou Theatre. Promenade concert at Music Hall. Oakland Garden features the Brocolini Opera Company. Cultural Hall showcases Munkacsy's Christ Before Pilate.
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Automobile Trades and Auctions Bulletin
Wednesday schedule lists Albert Howe and Co. Brighton stocks in a.m. session. R. L. Day and Co. stocks at 11 30 a m. Francis Henshaw and Co. stocks at noon. Real estate session with S. R. Knights and Co. at 2 p m.
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Church Weddings in Boston and Nearby Towns
Several marriage notices list ceremonies at People's Church Parsonage conducted by Rev. C. E. Davis. Frank K. Denno weds Jessie A. Donnell of Boston on June 29. Carl A. Gullicksen weds Siuan E. Lohnes of Quincy on a date at four by the same pastor. John D. McKiel weds Leona E. Ward of Natick on July 4. George M. Wood weds Clara F. Moncrieff of Cochituate on July 4.
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Deaths Crocker and Brewer Obituaries in Boston Area
Lydia E. Crocker widow of the late Hon. Henry Crocker died aged 80 years and 6 months in the city. Funeral from 40 Rutland square Tuesday at 3 p.m. Caroline F. Brewer wife of John R. Brewer died at Hingham aged 66 years 4 months. Services at the Hingham house Wednesday at 2 p.m. Steamer from India Wharf Boston to Hingham at 12 40, return 3 40 p.m. Carriages connect with boats and train. Burial private. Friends asked not to send flowers.
Quina Laroche touted as miracle tonic behind Liberty sculptor
Anof French physician’s elixir Quina-Laroche is claimed to restore frail workers including M Lanier, a key sculptor in Bartholdi’s Statue of Liberty project, after malaria like ailments. Promoted as a tonic and restorative, it allegedly won prizes, endorsements, and hospital support in France and is now marketed in America.
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