Boston High School Cadets Parade Before Officials
Boston high school cadets led by Lt Col Frederick Earle march through downtown streets to City Hall and the Common in a reviewed drill praised by Governor Crane and Mayor Hart. Officers and bands from English High Dorchester and other schools receive high marks for military bearing and discipline.
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Frederick Earle
Boston
W. Murray Crane
Bates
Thomas N. Hart
George H. Benyon
Parle
Frank W. Reagan
M. 8. O'Riordan
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Summer Street
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Devonshire Street
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Broa Street
State Street
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School Street
Beacon Street
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Franklin Streets
City Hall
Moe
Wiliam J. Gallivan
Tremont Theatre Benefit Set for Al Sheehan
Dramatic notices recall Al Sheehan of Tremont Theatre hosting a testimonial benefit next Monday. The season features The Wooing of Priscilla, A Duel of Hearts at Castlere Theatre, and new bills across Boston venues with vaudeville fortes and star performers.
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Tremont St
Music Hall Pl
Oxford
First Boston
al Sheehan
Tremont Theatre
Sheehan
Priscille
Morgan Controls Northern Pacific Ends Wall Street Railroad War
New York May 1 Officially an amicable settlement ends the long battle between Northern Pacific and Union Pacific interests. J P Morgan will chair the reorganized Northern Pacific board with other names to be recognised as representing common interests. The plan promises complete harmony though details remain unpublished.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
Union Pacific
J. P. Morgan
Laula - Betashetaer
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Tallow Makers Trust Troubled Marketmen
Marketmen accuse a tallow traders’ trust of fixing prices for trimmings and bones after neat stock sales. They claim the “Grit Club” at Young’s Hotel meets to coordinate sales, leaving buyers with no say in choices and profits squeezed.
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Grit Club
Young's Hotel
Atheneum votes to sell Beacon Street property
Boston Atheneum proprietors meet at Beacon Street with over 100 attendees and vote to sell the Tremont Place site for $5 a foot. Trustees are directed to consider new property on Arlington Street and architect plans for a potential move. The Tremont Place sale will round out the syndicate building project, with three lots totaling about square feet and an estimated $12,500 completion value.
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Boston Atheneum
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Arington Street
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Trastees
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Tremont
Tremont Building Syndicate
Syemant Place
Norumbega Park Opens Its Fifth Season With Summer Style
Opening day at Norumbega Park Auburndale on the Charles proves a crowd magnet as thrill attractions, zoological wonders, and music draw visitors. The park adds a roof garden and new enclosures while the St Augustine Band and Mullaly’s Orchestra provide continuous entertainment.
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Prenant
Castlere Theatre
Beliam Gillette
Boston Museum
Hollis
Empire ‘Theatre Company
Keith
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Mae Joyce
Nat M. Wills
Rio Brothers
Eckert and
Heck
Laredo
Blake
Carleton
Terry
Williams
Walker
Coon
Boston Music Hall
George Ober
Mrs. Ober
Fred L. Power
Johnsons
O’brien
Havel
Nellie Burt
Orria Hart
Rustic Theatre
Carmody
McBride
Goodrich
Monti
Stelliots
St. Claire Brothers
Zoological Garden
Harry Howard
the Palace Theatre
du Teek Comipestr
Combinatio Park
Frances Harrison
Dan Coleman
Daly
Reno
Brown
Marsh
Henry
Good
Sullivan
Pasquelena
Howards
Willie
Katie
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
The
Charles
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue Street Railway Company
the Ark
Paris
St. Augustine
Music Court
Mullaly
L. B. Bova
Rare Animal
Myster Bauely
Cnomagamen
Norumbega
Commonwealth
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Catholic leaders back Daly Industrial Home garden sale
A prominent Catholic group plans an afternoon and evening garden party on June 16 at the Daly Industrial Home grounds. Mrs. James M. Morrison of Aubury directs the event with a large committee of notable gentlemen led by Herbert S. Carruth and P. F. Burke. The committee meets at the home at 2 30 p m today.
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Daly
Une
James M. Morrison
Bury
Sunday Services at Ruggles Street Baptist Church
The Rev. A Dixon leads Heart Music at 10:30 p m on Tremont Street Ruggles Street. Morning prayer and Bible classes are listed with children activities and converts. Evening sessions note general church activities and preaching by Dr Row at Tremont Temple Baptist Church.
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Earent
Columbus Avenue
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Adame
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