Reach the Pilgrim Pageant by Automobile
Directions from Boston to Plymouth cover 43.2 miles via Fenway Forest Hills Mattapan Blue Hill avenue River street and Fore River ship yard with landmarks such as Adams street Hancock street and the North Hanover trolley junction through Weymouth Hanover Kingston and West Duxbury ending at Plymouth Main and Leyden streets near the post office.
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Boston
Plymouth
Fenway
Forest Hills
Mattapan
Blue Hill Avenue
River Street
Stone Bridge
East Milton
Adams Street
Hancock Street
Quincy
Hancock
Washington Streets
Fore River Shipbuilding Plant
Washington Street
Weymouth
Lovells Corners
Accord
North Hanover
Hanover Centre
Rockland Street
Hanover
Four Corners
Pembroke
West Duxbury
Kingston
Fork
Main
Leyden Streets
Plymouth Actors Present History Unfolded in 300 Year Spectacle
Plymouth actors stage a landmark production recounting 300 years of history in a sweeping historical drama. The show promises a vivid unfolding of scenes underscoring a grand, countrywide first.
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Cole’s Hill
Pilgrim Spirit Pageant Opens With Gala Plymouth Review
A vast pageant on the Pilgrim Tercentenary in Plymouth features 1400 performers in four episodes. Professor George P. Baker declares opening night flawless as Boston lighting chief Munroe R. Pevcar delivers. Attendees include Massachusetts leaders and national figures, with plans for a Boston return by special train and wide media attendance.
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James
Tyndale
Pilgrim Fathers
Mayflower
New World
Pilgrim Spirit
All -Plymouth
New England
George P. Baker
Siarvard
Munroe R. Pevcar
Boston
Baker
Chalmers Clifton
Cape
Marcus A. Coolidge
Fitchburg
United States
Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission
Albert Eckhof
Leyden University
Holland
Frank G. Allen
Norwood
John W. Churchill
City
George W. P. Babb
Alfred P. Richards
Edward C. Hinckley
Barnstable
Merrill S. Ryder
Middleboro
Richard H. Hefler
Dennis
B. Loring Young
Weston
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cox
Fuller
Harry H. Williams
Horace A. Carter
William J. Foley
John C. F. Slayton
James F. Ingraham
Charles 8. Smith
John A. White
Francis W. Aldrich
Masachusetts
James Jackson
Alonzo B. Cook
J. Weston Allen
Frederick W. Cook
Herman A. McDonald
Charles A. Southworth
Andrew J. Peters
Frank D. Tuttle
Beverly
Roger Keith
Brockton
Christopher Harrison
Everett
John V. Kimball
Malden
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge
Percy W. Wheeler
Gloucester
Parkman B. Flanders
Haverhill
Henry F. Saw
Yarmouth
Eben S. S. Keith
Bourne
Provincetown
W. T. Eldridge
D. H. Craig
George W. Bradford
Ephraim Bartlett
Josiah A. Robbins
Plymouth
Asphalt Placed on Free List in Fordney Tariff Debate
The House finished debate on the Fordney tariff bill by placing asphalt on the free list, allowing separate votes on four of five paragraphs. The panel raised duties on beans almonds and walnuts during its consideration and a parliamentary fight halted further “perfecting” amendments. Representative Campbell presided. Garner of Texas appealed, but the House upheld the chair. Democratic members attacked the bill during the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Campbell
Kansas
Garner
Texas
Wife shoots husband in domestic incident in Springfield
Herbert F. Linnell a 42 year old Westfield spark plug manufacturer and Navasset Club member was shot in the leg by his wife at their home. Mrs Linnell a social leader and anti tuberculosis worker is jailed on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge after the incident. Linnell says his wife was briefly deranged but he survived and sought treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Herbert F. Linnell
Florentine Gardens
Westfield
Navasset Club
Linnell
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
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Jordan Marsh Company
Jersey
Woile
Aly
Public Shoestore
Washington, St. Nata
Paris
Duvenor
Duvetyn
Uptody
Shantung
Bermuda
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