Ancient and Honorable Artillery marks 24th anniversary
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts celebrated its 24th year with a large party and a festive march from Faneuil Hall to the State House. Delegations from New York and several Massachusetts cities attended, amid service at the hall and a banquet featuring speeches by state and military leaders.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
Old Guard of
New York
Veteran Corps Artillery of
Connecticut
United States Army
Boston
New Bedford
Gloucester
Charles 8. Ashley
Frank Homans
Towell
Lawrence
Attleboro
Marblehead
Faneuil Hall
George Hall
Jimmie” Clark
Thomas J. Tate
State
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
State House
Marines Parade and Election Sermon at Beacon Street Old South
A military parade led by Bates and top officers moved through Beacon Tremont and Boylston to the Old South where Rev Walter E K C Smith delivered the election sermon. The crowd filled the church as Speaker Myers and Adjutant Tate hosted toasts with a Hall Columbia cheer. New officers were commissioned and marched to their armory.
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Thomas J. Tate
Ancients
Congress
State
Faneuil Hall
Frank Huckins
KE. A. Horton
W. E. C. Smith
J. Q. A. Brackett
Boutwell
Bates
Dolan
Boston Common Council
Ornor Bates
Crane
Boston
Common Council
Roosevelt
Root
Ellis Briggs
614 Guard
New York
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company of London
J. Stearns Cushing
James MM. Usher
William S. Best
Barnard W. Abbott
Frederick W. Tirrell
Milton C. Paige
John P. Hazlett
George B. Ketcham
Everett B. Hodges
William B. Wood
John Mitchell Galvin
George H.wilson
Harry Hamilton
Myers
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Tate
United States
Columbia
Samuel A. Neill
George Francis
Georgea. Wyman
Emery Grover
George H. Allen
Royal L. Willey
George All
Léutenants
House Votes Thanks Hay for McKinley Memorial Address
The House, 129 to 46, suspended rules to adopt a joint resolution thanking Secretary Hay for his McKinley memorial address. Debate centered on political tone and the open issue of Filipino self rule, with discussions of forest land transfers and salmon culture in Alaska. Senators Hoar Foraker Cullom Bacon Patterson Teller Carmack Proctor spoke. Mason urged equal rights for Filipinos and self government.
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Washington
House
Congress
State Hay
DeArmond
Clark
Hay
Hooker
Grosvenor
Ohio
Agricultural Department
Senate
Sternberg
Alaska
Mason
Messrs
Hoar
Foraker
Cullom
Bacon
Patterson
Teller
Carmack
Proctor
Philippine Committee
Heat strikes two workers in city factories
Two men collapsed from heat yesterday. Charles Bemis, 56, longshoreman of 569 West Seventh street, South Boston, was treated at Emergency Hospital and sent home. Williams Jennings, moving furniture at 27 Holyoke street, was taken to City Hospital for care.
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Standard
Charles Bemis
West Seventh Street
Boston
Williams. Jennings
Concord Street
Holyoke Street
Heat overcomes Cambridge man in Somerville
George Haley of Cambridge collapsed from heat and was found unconscious on Park Street in Somerville. He was transported to Somerville Hospital for treatment.
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George Haley
Cambridge
Somerville
Park Street
Somerville Hospital
Child Dies After Elevator Fall at Leverett Street
George Maddock of 10 Ashland Street found Bernard Popkin a 93 year old child unconscious in the bottom of the elevator well at 60 Leverett Street. He and the boy were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital but the child died en route. The parents live on the building’s fourth floor and police say the boy fell when the elevator gate was left open. Medical Examiner Harris was notified.
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George Maddock
Ashland Street
Bernard Popkin
Leverett Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harris
Bride Marie Celeste Weds Hotel Savoy Proprietor
Miss Marie Celeste the comic opera comedienne and Frank D. Stranahan hotelier were married at Church of Our Saviour Brookline in a quiet ceremony. The couple left quickly for Back Bay station as guests showered them with rice. The bride will retire from the stage.
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Marie Celeste
Comedienne
Frank D. Stranahan
Hotel Savoy
Church of Our Saviour
Episcopal
Brookline
Reginald Heber Howe
Back Bay
Raid on Hast Forty second pool room ends in injury
New York officers raided an alleged pool room on Hast Forty second street under the attorney's office. A rush of about 100 patrons fled as revolvers were drawn and shots fired. James McCoy was seriously wounded by a bullet to the head after falling from a roof. seven people were jailed. Yale football player Charles Chadwick led the DA's representation in the raid.
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New York
Qcharles Chadwick
Yale
Jerome
Librarians' Convention Set for Boston Magnolia
The American Library Association meets in Boston and Magnolia June 14 27 for its 2th annual gathering. About 10,000 librarians are expected with tours of Boston libraries, harbor trip, trolley excursion, and a four day Magnolia business session featuring invited speakers papers and formal discussions of library work.
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American Library Association
Boston
Magnollia
Magnolia
Yale Student From Brookline Dies at Yale Infirmary
Waldo Richards of Brookline Massachusetts a prominent Yale freshman died at the college infirmary from typhoid fever.
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Areas Haven
Conn
Nina Danforth Remanded to June 15 in Cambridge case
Nina Danforth was transported from Cambridge to Framingham court and remanded to jail until June 15. Police, family, and lawyers accompanied the proceedings amid crowds and intense public scrutiny as authorities plan a grand jury indictment for murder in the first degree and a potential sanity commission to determine trial viability.
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East Cambridge
Cambridge
Police Place
Franz Hugo Krebs, Jr
Captain Shattuck
Washington, D. C
Miss Danforth
Mr. Krebs
Munner
Reception at the Tuileries Aided by Alliance Francaise
A afternoon reception and tea at the Tuileries featured M. Jules Cambon and M. Croiset addressing Alliance Francaise members and guests. Attendees included Mrs. Fiske Warren Miss Maude Gorham Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Mrs. John L. Gardner and Miss Caroline Matthews among others.
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Tuileries
Alliance Francaise
M. Jules Cambon
M. Croiset
Institute of France
Alliance
Marie Antoinette
Mme. Cambon
Fiske Warren
Maude Gorham
Washington
Caroline Matthews
Beacon Street
Stanley P. Clemens
Mme. Rotoll
Francis Batcheller
Estelle Kimball
Edith Beck
Brookline
Bessie Driver
Fannie Viaux
Frederick Viaux
Wheeler Farrar
Williams F. Apthorp
M. Camille Thurwanger
Cercle Francais de l’Alliance
Amory
Lila Wetherbee
Kimball
Pelee Eruption Continues Despite Revised Calls
Official despatch from Fort de France Martinique dated Sunday reports Mont Pelée eruption persists with continued ash and cinders. No further revisions are deemed necessary as current observations indicate ongoing volcanic activity.
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Paris
Fort de France
Martinique
Montelec
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