Cambridge Parade Draws 100000 in Orderly Civic Pageant
A large crowd along the procession route through East Cambridge and Massachusetts Avenue witnessed a disciplined display with 150 police keeping streets clear. The Army Governor and Mayor rode in open carriages, while military units, civic groups, and trades representatives filled the line, highlighted by the John Boyle O'Reilly Band and Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps spearheading the diverse exhibit of local industry and culture.
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East Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Windsor
Harvard
Columbia
Lafayette Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Lee
Harvard Square
Brattle Square
Brattle Street
Craigie
Concord Avenue
Bond
Garden
Linnean
Cogswell Avenue
Countermarch
Waterhouse
Washington Elm
T Ee Street
Cambridge Common
Cambridge
Wolcott
Bancroft
Dalton
Henry O. Houghton
Citizens’ Committee
Sacred Heart Church
John P. Squire & Co
Sennor
Francis X. Fitzpatrick
Patrick Crowley
Colin Chisholm
James F. Mullen
John McCullough
James Larkin
Thomas F. Good
John Gurry
J. B. Fitzpatrick
John Riley
Reeves
American Band of Providence
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary
Company B Entertains at Boston Armory Banquet
A Boston naval party affair reports a banquet by Company B, First Regiment M V M, in honor of Companies A, B, C, D and part of E Naval Battalion. The marchers formed a three company battalion from South Armory Chelsea detachments to Central Square Armory for the event.
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Boston
Naval Battalion
Lynn
Central Square Building
South Armory
Chelsea
Cambridge Civic Parade Dazzles With Diverse Floats And Navy Bands
A Cambridge parade along City Hall route drew 2000 plus cheering spectators and featured the Rev Beach and Father Scully in a Cambridge Idea display. Harvard students, Cambridge G A R units, and the Manual Training School sent divisions. Indians, fire brigades, and ethnic societies marched with banners and bands, while officials and guests toured by carriage and barge.
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MR. Beach
Father Scully
David Nelson Beach
Prospect Street
Cambridge G. A. R
Manual Training School
Day of Congratulations Banquet in Cambridge Central Square
A Cambridge banquet at Union Hall followed a formal procession with invited guests including Governor Wolcott, Mayor Bancroft, and city leaders. The reception featured ornate decorations, colored bunting, and tableaus with Cambridge, Massachusetts, and U.S. emblems as Governor Wolcott delivered a cordial address praising the city’s historic ties and Harvard College.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
United States
Roger Wolcott
Josiah Quincy
Raymond
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Alderman White
Charles Saunders
Dalton
Champlin
Benton
Kenny
Thomas
Bancroft
Wolcott
Newtown
the Charles
Harvard College
Harvard
Boston
Cambridge and Harvard Celebrate Half Century of Municipal Life
Cambridge marks fifty years of municipal life with Boston leaders praising Harvard University and Cambridge ties. Mayor Quincy and President Eliot laud the university’s influence on civic affairs, while Cambridge’s parade and sports events showcase local pride and history.
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Boston
Josiah Quincy
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Eliot
Harvard College
Harvard
University
Bancroft
Quincy
Lyman
Adams
Harvard University
College Yard
A Boston Park Sports Carnival Sees Crowds and Relays
Thousands gather at Rindge Park for an athletic carnival with an eight lap track, a tug of war won by Belchens, and a Cambridge Y M C A versus Newtowne Club baseball duel yielding a silver trophy. The day features bike races, sprint heats, a mile run led by Dick Grant of Harvard, and professional events won by W E Manning.
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Dale
Belchens
Tim Dwyer
Eugene O'Brien
James O’hara
Dan Burns
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Newtowne Club
Newtowne Boys
Rindge Avenue
Cedar Street
Massachusetts Avenue
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J. H. Demen
Walker
Tommy Curtis
Ellery Clark
Hubbard
Raferty
Boyce
Brookline High School
G. G. Hubbard
Chelsea
J. J. Crowley
Walter Fuller
S. A
C. J. P. Lucas
Crowley
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Dick’’ Grant
Harvard
Hooker
Tom Burke
Gocd
Stebbins
Tech
Applegate
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J. F. Rafferty
C. B. Stebbins
W. J. Applegate
C. H
William Artemus
Joseph Arrow
St. Mary’s Gymnasium
Dick Grant
E. L. Pope
Stanley A. Hooker
John Bowler
Charlesbank Gymnasium
E. E. Babb
Eugene Buckley
James Grathrop
Kilburne Adams
Maurice Tevin
W. E. Manning
Young Dwyer
Wiliam D. McClellan
John Quinn
City Hall Receptions Celebrate Cambridge Officials
City Hall glowed with light as 7000 guests attended receptions hosted by Mayor Bancroft and city departments. Officials and civic groups welcomed visitors in decorated rooms, while the Cambridge Orchestra played and park events drew crowds. Ex-councilmen, veterans, and club members opened houses across Cambridge, with chimes and public buildings contributing to a day of civic pageantry.
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Fair Dames
Squires
Bancroft
Charles C. Read
William S. Hall
H. O. Houghton
Charles Eliot
Albert Apsey
George Apsey
Matty Dayfoot
Muriel Dayfoot
Cambridge
Brandon
Amanda Richardson
Annie McCarthy
Edna McKeen
Lucy Richardson
Alice M. Power
Annie X. Kennedy
Josephine M. Morse
City Messenger
Frank Pratt
Watson
Edith Gray
Alice Estes
Agnes Estes
W. W. Dallinger
Dana W. Hyde
George Dallinger
M. FE. Hartwell
Alice Russell
Ethel Hyde
Lizzie Estes
Harry Upham
Miss Cogan
M. W. T. Knott
Charles Cushman
Alfred Hazletine
F. H. Russell
Florence Brydon
Flossie Oliver
Annie Stratton
Helen Small
Bessie Dudley
Faith
Hooker, Estes, Hickson
Coggswell
S. B. Hubbard
Henry D. Yerxa
Yerxa
Cox
H. 8. Keyes
L. M. Hastings
Theodore L. Pike
Cambridge parade notes and civic acknowledgments
Notes of the day mention City Messenger Pratt and Mayor's Clerk Connihan praised by reporters. Frank M. Small of the Cambridge post office greeted by Division Commander Evans staff. Citizens' Trade Association hosted an open house and fed visitors. Somerville fire department stood ready during the parade. Division Commander Charles H. Morse hosted friends at Harvard Street and spoke proudly of his division and its school.
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Harvard
Albert Borden
Cambridge
John
George S. Evans
Alexander Blackburn
W. Read
Ross McPherson
Charles H. Titus
James P. Welch
John A. Baxter
William H. Evans
Frank M. Small
Signal Corps
Walter Lombard
Naval Brigade
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W. E. Lombard
G., H. Quimby
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W. L. Pratt
H Company
H. W. Sprague
A. E. Whitten
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George H. Marshall
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Fusilier Veterans
Fred 8. Howes
Lynn
Barrett
Lombard
Evans
Stars and Stripes
First Baptist Church of
A. A. Reiner
Colored Knights of Pythias
J. Bordman, Jr
Dillaway
G. L. Marshall
Pratt
Connihan
Cambridge Post Office
Citizens’ Trade Association
Somerville
Charles H. Morse
Harvard Street
Pickpockets Fail To Fully Plague Cambridge Parade
Sneak thieves and pickpockets troubled Cambridge yesterday with two burglary cases and four pickpocket reports. Losses included pocketbooks, watches, and small sums of money from residents on Green Street South Street Fairmont Avenue and Bristol Street. Inspectors Cogan and Morrissey patrolled Harvard Square, leading to John Riley and John Hennessey being detained at Station 1 on suspicion.
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Green Street
Christopher Haley
South Street
Locke
Fairmont Avenue
Timothy Brophy
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Christopher Hahn
Fleming
Hotel
John Riley
East’s Street
John Hennessey
Alden Street
Station 1
Doctor’s reply challenges hospital report in Waltham
Dr. Cousens says the trustees report omits facts as found by him and makes new allegations. He voices surprise at the matron’s vindication amid charges. Dr McKenty plans to publish another letter tomorrow detailing alleged mistreatment of patients in the hospital.
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McKenty
Franklin Pierce Statue Commission Hears Models in Concord
The Franklin Pierce statue commission met twice in Concord on June 3 and reviewed models. They voted to ask Carl Conrad of Hartford to submit a modified model, then adjourned with no further action.
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Franklin Pierce
Carl Conrad
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