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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1895

Page

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Weather Forecast for New England July Fourth

Fair conditions expected in Maine with coastal rain possible and winds from the north shifting to the west. New Hampshire sees showers with warmth in the south. Vermont should be generally fair with westerly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut will be fair after early morning rain, with westerly winds.

Washington Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

Laborers Work Overnight at Sagamore Hotel Ruins

In Lynn on July 4 workers under contractor Sheehan scoured the Sagamore Hotel ruins from day into night seeking the body of missing man Winslow but had no success by midnight.

Lynn Sheehan Sagamore Hotel Winslow

Salvationists Fourth Observed With Daylong Meetings

The Salvationists at 8% Washington Street held the Fourth with meetings at 7 and 11 am 3 and 8 pm. One of the army's first American converts nicknamed the converted water rat shared his experience during the evening gathering.

Salvationists Washington Street Army America

Death at Somerville House Believed Heart Failure

The body of Peter Callon was found yesterday morning at his Miller Street residence in Somerville by owner P F Sullivan. Police believe he died of heart disease.

Peter Callon Miller Street Somerville P. F. Sullivan Michael Doyle City Hospitalpital

East Boston riot ends in deadly shooting at Little Red Schoolhouse parade

Boston paper recounts a violent afternoon in East Boston after the Little Red Schoolhouse parade. John W. Wells is fatally shot, John Ross and Harold Brown are detained, Michael Doyle is dying after police clubbing, Albert Andrews’ sabre wounds a man, and numerous citizens and officers sustain injuries as tensions rise between parade factions and local groups.

John W. Wells Michael Doyle City Andrews Boston John Ross Ross Harold G. Brown Albert B. Andrews Roxbury Horse Guards Mr. Andrews John Shaw George C. Toner John E. Louden George Webster D. F. King Willem Corfield John Branch Levi Kennedy H. W. Gruber Pierce Irish East Boston Crockett Henry Powers W. A. Dodge 0. H. Woods P. B. Butland John K

Little Red Schoolhouse Parade With A P A Officials

A crowded procession forms at Meridian and White Streets as the A P A parade moves past the little red schoolhouse float. Police, officials led by Marshal John Shaw and aides, plus thousands in civvies with flags, march in four abreast to cheers despite some hisses.

Carnival Association Patriotic Sons of America John Holst Uncle Sam H. H. Marsh B. F. Freeman M. N. Blunt T Charlestown Council Order United Americana Mechanics Jdermian Meridian Street Centa 15 Wand

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