Taft Parade Thrills Boston crowds on Fourth of July
President Taft's itinerary in Everett Somerville Cambridge and Boston drew massive crowds along the waterfront and Commonwealth Avenue. Notable moments included a flower of cheers from 2000 school children two bomb salutes and a reunion with Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Draper. The day featured the grand review at Charles Street and Taft's remarks to children urging a safe thoughtful Fourth of July celebration.
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Somerville's Greatest Day Parade Dazzles President Taft
President Taft attended Somerville's 100000 strong parade, waving his hat and exclaiming good. The event, delayed briefly by his arrival, proceeded smoothly as the city crowned months of effort by Mayor Woods, Police Chief Kendall, and the Fourth of July Association.
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