Urges Pacifists to Leave Country in Boston Speech
Daniel J. Gallagher assailed Americans opposed to Wilson wartime measures in Faneuil Hall urging an evacuation of Boston. Mayor Curley praised unity as the crowd applauded, and Lt Col Dunn led The Oath of a Freeman. Canadian and Chilean officers attended with a luncheon later.
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Faneuil Hall
Daniel J. Gallagher
Suffolk County
Mr. Gallagher
Curley
Thomas H. Dowd
Cradle of Liberty
Gallagher
Boston
Berlin
Black Jack’ Pershing
John H. Dunn
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Albert F. Scott
Fourth Methodist Church
City Club
France
Joseph Ryder
Quincy Enjoys Quiet Fourth Across City
The Fourth of July in Quincy was unusually calm with seven arrests reported, no fires alarmed, and no hospital cases linked to the celebration. Only one organized observance occurred, at Squantum.
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Quincy
Fire Department
Quincy City Hospital
Squantum
Americans Celebrate Fourth of July in Sydney Dinner
The American colony in Sydney marked the Fourth of July and U S entry into the war with a dinner at the Australia Hotel. Philip B Kennedy the American Consulate at Melbourne acted as toast master.
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Australia
Sydney
America
Australia Hotel
Philip B. Kennedy
comminekGime Beach Bl Lhs Seoeacats
Melbourne
Five Thousand On Common Cheer Flag Raising in Boston
Five thousand people including a Navy detach ment cheered as Mayor Curley raised the national flag on the Common. Monsignor Moriarty led a prayer, and Curley spoke on democracy and liberty linking French aid in the war to American ideals. James M. Curley Jr. read the Declaration of Independence at the Old State House before the annual oration at Faneuil Hall.
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Mayor Curley
James M. Curley, Jr
James M., Jr
Mr. Gallagher
Gallagher
Old State House
Navy of
Chili
Curley
Edward J. Moriarty
Navy Yard
Grace Hamlin
Genevieve Forbes
Stars and Stripes
America
France
General Lafayette
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Order
California
Oregon
Fred Harper
Lynchburg
Mr. Harper
United States
Daniels
Virginia
Harper
Copley Plaza Hotel
Grand Lodge
Tremont Temple
Iinformation Bureau
Technology
Boylston Street
Joe” Mellyn
Information Bureau
Joe
Charles J. Jacobs
Ashmont Street Hosts Its Own Fourth of July
Helena road in Ashmont held a village scale Fourth of July celebration yesterday with flag raising fireworks and a Horride Parade staged from front doors by local families.
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Helena Road
Ashmont
Harrison's Markdown Sale Offers Dress Wear Bargains
Readable fragment shows a sale at Harrison's with prices 1.98 8 and 3.50 for trousers and dress wear. Location listed as 662-672 Washington St. at Beach Corner.
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Harrison
Washington
Cor. Beach
Aus
Boston Honors Independence Day With Evening Parade on Common
Thousands witnessed a Boston Common evening parade as regulars from Fort Warren and the First Massachusetts Field Artillery, led by Lt T P Chandler, lowered the flag and saluted. James H Phelan organized the event followed by a moving picture show on the Parkman bandstand.
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Boston Common
United States
Massachusetts Field Artillery
Field Artillery
Boston
C Battery
First
T. P. Chandler
Fort Warren
James H. Phelan
Parkman
Suits for All Classes from Harrison’s on Washington Street
5000 Harko suits in worsteds cassimeres light and dark shades blue serges and more. Prices: $20 suits now $11.50. Harrison's store at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach advertises the sale to every class and taste.
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Harrison's
Washington St
Corner Beach
Advé
Palm Beach
Auto racer Fahey grievously injured at Lynn Driving Club race
William J. Fahey aged 36 proprietor of the Peabody Garage suffered probable fatal injuries at Rockdale Park when his exhibition car buckled overturned and pinned him. His assistant escaped unharmed as the vehicle toppled.
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William J. Fahey
Peabody
Lynn
Rockdale
Doc Fahey Injured In Auto Race At Park
Fahey known as Doc is at Peabody Hospital with a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. His assistant Joseph Sweeney of 22 Main Street Peabody was treated for bruised ears and sent home. Fahey crashed after his car buckled on a dirt track while racing at about 60 mph, overturning after hitting a board embankment in front of about 1800 spectators.
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Fahey
Doc
Peabody Hospital
Joseph Sweeney
Main Street
Peabody
the Park
Metropolitan Hill Hosts Big Fourth of July Open House
More than 4000 people attended the Metropolitan Hill Improve ment Society event in Roslindale for independence day. The program included patriotic exercises races a burlesque baseball game a concert and dancing. Prizes were awarded in a costume parade to Margaret Biegbeke Esther Mazzaro Richard Davis and Robert Maier. A Red Cross tent collected many donations.
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Metropolitan Hill Improvement Society
Roslindale
Margaret Biegbebke
Esther Mazzaro
Richard Davis
Robert Maier
Red Cross
Conservatives join call for equal voting rights in Prussia
July 4 Berlin reports leading conservatives endorse Social Democratic push for immediate election reform. The June 30 declaration urges the government to present a Diet bill for general direct secret ballots and universal suffrage, signaling cross party support for reform. Signatories include Hans Delbruecke Alexander Dominicus Emil Fischer Adolf von Harnack and others.
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Berlin
Prussia
Social Democrats
Diet
Hans Delbruecke
University of Berlin
Alexander Dominicus
Schoeneberg
Emil Fischer
Adolf von Harnack
Freidrich Meincke
Notable conservative signers rally in historic document
Monts, retired ambassador, Professor Walter Ernst, Dr. Paul Rohrbach, Dr. Friedrich Thimme and Professor Ernst Troeltsch are listed as signers. The group, viewed as stalwart Conservatives, draws praise from Vorwaerts as an historic document and from the Tageblatt as a sign of public sentiment.
Hoover Receives French Legion of Honor Cross
On July 4 Herbert C. Hoover American food controller was awarded the cross of the commander of the Legion of Honor by President Poincare for provisioning Belgium and northern France. Whitney Warren of Boston and Frederic R. Coudert of New York received the cross of the officer. William A. Coffin of New York General Manager Pratt of the Belgian relief commission and head physician Dr Ralph Fitch of Rochester were named Knights of the Legion of Honor.
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Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
Legion of Honor
Poincare
Hoover
Belgium
France
Whitney Warren
Boston
Frederic R. Coudert
New York
William A. Coffin
Pratt
Belgian Relief Commission
Relief Clearing House
Poland
Ralph Fitch
Rochester
N. Y
St. Valery-en-Caux
Knights of the Legion of Honor
Shipping in Holiday Dress for the Fourth
Shipping in Boston harbor yesterday was lavishly decorated in honor of Independence Day with American and international flags on every vessel. War ships at the navy yard displayed large flags, four former German steamers flew American flags, and at noon a national salute was fired by a warship, the yard battery, and forts at the harbor entrance.
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Boston
Navy Yard
Bay State National Guard Seeks Few More Recruits
The Bay State National Guard calls for a few additional enlistees in each infantry field artillery coast artillery and allied units. War strength is nearly reached with only a handful remaining to reach maximum authorization figures by week’s end.
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Bay State National Guard
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