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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1917

Page

4

Marseillaise by Bernhardt at Brooklyn Fourth of July

In Prospect Park Brooklyn Sarah Bernhardt attended the July Fourth celebration with her physician and secretary. Miss Margaret George sang the Marseillaise as the crowd of about 50 000 urged Bernhardt to speak. Bernhardt praised America and the Allies in French and hailed liberty and independence.

New York Sarah Bernhardt Long Island Prospect Park Brooklyn Margaret George Mme. Bernhardt America France

City Picnic Draws 2500 Children to Franklin Park

More than 2500 children from the South End district attended a Franklin Park picnic held by the citizens public celebration committee, with 500 mothers present. The event featured patriotic exercises a boy scout drill races games and refreshments for the attendees.

South End Franklin Park Citizens’ Public Celebration Committee

Boston Socialite Mrs Chandler Ends Life Over Wedding Plans

Mrs Chandler a Smith College graduate and social figure faced an unintended engagement to Captain Larry B McAfee. She traveled to Portland and Boston as wedding rumors swirled before dying by chloroform in her apartment days after learning of a friend’s death. Her burial was planned at Mount Auburn Cemetery.

North Grove Street Magrath H. F. Cate Newton Mount Auburn Cemetery Chandler Boston Larz Anderson Charles W. Ranlet West Cedar Street Smith College College Club Matt France George D. Deshon United States Army Northeast Department of the Army Arlington Cemetery McAfee Japan United States Lime Street Allied Bazaar Reserve Committee Panama Captain McAfee

Popular travelling man killed by auto in Hampden

George N. Tarbox of Boston a well known travelling flour salesman in New England was struck by an automobile in Hampden and died. He was 62 years old.

Bangor George N. Tarbox Boston New England Hampden

Three Men Arrested in Auto Theft Case

Boston police accuse three Charlestown men Charles Lyman George Driscoll and Francis Cadigan of stealing a car owned by Dr Arthur I Shain of Salem Street Boston. Arlington police arrested them early yesterday and handed them over to Boston authorities.

Boston Arthur I. Shain Salém Street Arlington Charles Lyman George Driscoll Francis A. Cadigan Charlestown

Roxbury Fourth of July Pageant Draws 15000 Fans

In Washington Park Roxbury crowds estimated at 15 000 gathered for a patriotic Fourth of July pageant. Mayor Curley prepared to speak as Thomas Crosby of 46 Palmer Street climbed the bandstand alongside about 40 other youngsters amid military cadets G A R veterans and allied nation costumes.

Roxbury City of Rest Thomas Crosby Palmer Street Washington Park Daie Street Tom Crosby Tom Curley Church School Roxbury State Guards Western Front Boston Canada Hannah Sonabend Columbia

Fourth of July Pageant in Roxbury Dazzles Crowds

A Roxbury Fourth of July pageant features Tom Crosby wearing a Mayor’s silk hat, a parade of church cadets and Boy Scouts, and a grand procession with groups portraying Serbia to the United States. Miss Margaret Badaracco sings The Star Spangled Banner as the event draws enthusiastic cheers. The organizing committee includes Sherwin L. Cook Francis J. Emery Ernest Tappan and others.

Roxbury Mission Church St. John’s St. Joseph's St.Paul's St. Peter’s Serbia Russia France Belgium Great Britain Portugal Japan Italy Roumania Cuba Iast United States Columbia Margaret Badaracco Sherwin L. Cook Francis J. Emery Ernest Tappan Gertrude Bailey Shirley Graves Jessie F. Emery Abraham Rosenthal

Weekend Rail Excursions to Plattsburg and Cliff Haven

Rutland railroad runs special Pullmans from North Station each Friday at 7 55 p m with Burlington occupancy until 7 30 a m linking to an 8 50 a m boat to Cliff Haven and Plattsburg. Excursion tickets offered at reduced rates. GEO E MARSTERS NEPA 248 Washington St Boston.

Rutland Railroad North Station Burlington

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