East Boston Parade Float Imagery From Contested Pageant
A detailed, lively scene of an elaborate parade with floats and characters. The Bohemian Club produced a pageant including mythic figures, a plantation scene, King Lear, and scenes of busy urban life. It ends with the Assumption Band and a nod to local advertising displays.
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Hoss Shay
Mary
Orient Cycle Club
Boston Gentlemen's Driving Association
Chapman Grammar School
Bibbing
Falstaff
Julius Cesar
Macbeth
Macduff
King Lear
Dias
Bohemian Club
Assumption
Kidd
East
Boston
East Boston Fourth of July Parade Driven by Float Pageantry
A detailed eye on East Boston's Fourth of July parade describes fantastical floats, living statues, living pictures from Palace Theatre, a marching troupe led by Charley Awful, and a giant crowd. Notable displays include a living portrait of Our strong woman, a parade of Abenakis Indians, and a park float with burlesque policemen. Reporters atop a float recount vantage points, tree interference, and spectators from homes, windows, and verandas. The post parade review in Central Square marks a festive close with civic leaders, reporters, and photographers capturing the event.
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Maine
Palace Theatre
Charley Awful
Jemmie Clarke
Charley
Boston Hall Finale Reflects Morning Successes
A major city event in Boston drew prominent officials and well known figures, with a large audience enjoying a fitting climax to the morning’s successes. By shortly after noon the crowd thinned and the affair was declared concluded.
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East Boston Fourth of July Reception Impresses Crowd
Armory Hall hosted a grand informal reception after the parade with 600 guests including city officials and dignitaries. East Boston and clubs such as Bohemian, Outing, Breerton, and YMCA groups provided hospitality, with free ferries drawing families, and notable attractions like the Living Pictures float and local personalities celebrated in a lively, old‑time spirit.
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London Street
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Central Square
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Young Men's Catholic Union
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Brown
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Maverick Rifles Veteran Association
Carnival
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Harry Colby
Jim Corcoran
Joe Maccabe
Palace Theatre
King Lear
Julia Grey
Bennington Street
Charlie Campbell
Rattis
Winnisimmer Cycle Club
Chelsea
George Bragden
Saugus Trots Throng Watches Weather Slow Races
Saugus July 4 old Franklin course hosted four trotting events in front of about 3000 spectators. A heavy shower and high wind slowed times. the 2:32 race required seven heats and grew tiresome, while the 2:16 pacing thrilled fans as Merry Legs yielded to Pharon. The 2:27 featured Tomah and Margaret L. trading heats, and the 2:13 pacing saw Klick Klock, Bunco Jr., and Gil Curry clash with Demorrest filling in for illness.
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Newell
Demorrest
Old Orchard Beach
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Happy Minnie
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Wood
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Swan
Elle Merrow
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Chile
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John Cheney
the Dude
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Hood Farm
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Snow
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Brain and Nerve Affections Specialist Dr Myron Leclercque
Dr Myron E Leclercque, specialist in diseases of the brain and nervous system, lists residence at 278 Boylston Street. Fragments mention brain and nerve affections locomotor ataxia and epilepsy.
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Boylston Street
July Merrimack and Fitchburg track meet opens in Concord
About 2000 spectators see a muddy Capitol City Driving Park as favorites win in straight heats. In the 2:45 class Adra Bell sells for 10 against 4. In the 2:19 class Twang sells for 1 with bets declared off amid an investigation of a horse identity and fraud charges. Whipper runs an exhibition between heats.
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Merrimack and
Fitchburg
Capitol City Driving Park
Adra Bell
Twang
Hoey
Whipper
Suffolk Games at Lake Walden Highlight Fast Track Events
The Suffolk Athletic Club hosted its annual Lake Walden meet with a large crowd. Notable results include Rushworth winning the three mile in a heated race, Fuller taking the dash final, Morrissey edging Stewart in the 600 yards, and Doyle securing the mile title. Several 100 yard dash heats and finals determined winners from B A A, Loyola, S B A C, and other clubs, with fast times and strong sprints marking the day.
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Lowell A. A
J. A. Stewart
St. Mary's A. C
A. M. Remington
Rushworth
A. C
C. H. Bean
Suffolk Athletic Club
Lake Walden
Bean
Fuller
Joe Doyle
Morrissey
Stewart
Frank Rowe
Tom Keane
Mark Kilroy
L. A
W. D. Fuller
Tom E. Burke
Marck Kilroy
Loyola A. G
M. J. Doyle
J. S. Rushworth
Susz Cne
Ird
Nelsop
Beverly Sports Day Highlights Independence Week Events
Beverly is home to a Independence Day sports program by the Beverly Athletic Association. Morning bicycle races led into afternoon athletic events on the Common with forenoon and evening activities featured.
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Beverly
Beverly Athletic Association
Boston School Entertainments Delight Crowded Halls
Boston primary and higher school children filled halls and theatres for benefit events. Variety acts including Magic Dwarf operettas and Punch and Judy shows drew large crowds despite sweltering air, with all performances enjoyed to the fullest extent.
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Boston
Armory Plan Backed For Attleboro by Town Committee
Attleboro July 4 The town committee on building an armory for the Attleboro Light Infantry voted to recommend purchase of land in the town center for 5500 and to construct an armory at a total cost not exceeding 22000.
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Attleboro
Attleboro Light Infantry
Walsh and Casey Sentenced in Coltsville Break-In Case
Pittsfield dispatch reports John J. Walsh alias William Abington released from Northampton jail and brought to Pittsfield by Chief Nicholson. Walsh and James Casey, jailed for a July 1892 Coltsville burglary, were indicted in January 1893 and to be tried this month. Walsh and Casey had received eighteen and twelve months respectively in Northampton for a similar offence.
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John J. Walsh
William Abington
Northampton
Nicholson
James Casey
Walsh
Coltsville
Casey
Baltimore Club releases Mullane for poor pitching
Baltimore July 4 report states pitcher Mullane has been released unconditionally by the Baltimore Base Ball Club due to consistently poor performance. President Hanlon and Treasurer Van der Horst decided there would be no trade opportunity and acted immediately to end his tenure.
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Mullane
Baltimore Baseball Club
Iste
Hanlon
van der Horst
Marblehead Loses Noted Citizen Benjamin F. Russell
Marblehead reports the death of Benjamin F. Russell at age five. He served as surveyor of highways and chief of police, and held leadership roles in the Order of American Mechanics and other organizations.
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Benjamin F. Russell
Order of American Mechanics
American Wringer Co Manufacturers and Repair Service
The American Wringer Co offers wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers at 12 and Broadway extension. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mail orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Co
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Real Estate Ad for Lindendale Suburb in Malden
REAL ESTATE. THE WORKINGMAN'S SUBUR. Lindendale, in Malden on the Saugus Branch of the B. & M. R. R. at Linden station. Finely improved with streets sidewalks shade trees city water and a church school stores depot and town conveniences within minutes' walk. Choice lots left at very low prices. Only $1 to $3 down and the same per week. No interest or taxes notes or mortgages. Get free tickets at our office and see how attractive Lindendale is. WOOD ON 18 School st Boston.
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