Bunker Hill Day Parade Plans Across Charlestown
The 17th of June celebration in Charlestown will feature an 8 AM morning parade with three divisions plus a traders division. James D. Coady leads all divisions. the Masonic parade marks the 100th anniversary of the Joseph Warren monument with 56 lodges and a governor speech. An afternoon parade at 3 PM includes Charlestown units and many allied groups, with banquets and open houses planned statewide.
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Charlestown
Carnival Association
Bunker Hill Street
James D. Coady
William H. Breen
William H. Knox
Walter P. Carson
Marshal Coady
King Solomon's Lodge of Masons
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill
John C. Soley
Greenhalge
King Solomon's Lodge
George L. Stearns
Thomas Francis Meagher
Ezra J. Trull
Abraham Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
Amoskeag Veterans
Manchester
Putnam Phalanx
Hartford
Boston Letter Carriers
Boston
State Water Board nominees swirl as Governor weighs picks
Governor Greenhalge spends the morning listening to endorsements for the Water Board while candidates including Bailey Kittredge Myra Newes and Rockwell push for appointment. Other posts up for grabs include railroad and harbor commissions with figures like Stevens Bishop Reed Baker and Cook mentioned as potential successors or reappointments.
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Greenhalge
Commonwealth
Water Board
Bailey
Matthews
Kittredge
Subway Commission
Myra A.ewes, Jr
Malden
New Water Commission
Dr. Scott
Minte Board
Health
Horace T. Rockwell
Rockwell & Churchill
Friends
C. L. Goodhue
Springfield
Board of Water Commissioners
Long
Morgan
James R. Freeman
Winchester
J. M. Betton
Boston
E. M. McPherson
East Boston
George A. Copeland
Henry Cabot Lodge
Everett A. Stevens
Stevens
George W. Bishop
Athol
Senator Reed
Middlesex
Reed
State House
John S. Baker
Harbor and Land Commission
Marcus Cook
Wellesley 95 Bids Farewell to Lake Waban
Wellesley College bids farewell to Lake Waban as the eight-oared Spangetaha returns for the last time. Thousands, including students and guests, witness the Floating Day pageant with songs, banners, and a final Alma Mater as the class of 95 departs.
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Lake Waban
Wellesley
Waban
Boston
Boston & Albany
College Oaks
Harvard
Charles River
Natick
Saxonville
Wood and
Freeman Halls
Loch Learch
Mary G. Cannon
Lake of Gray
First big New York yachting regatta opens season
Foggy start and light winds marked the Atlantic Yacht Club’s 30th annual regatta in New York as twenty five starters competed across classes. Emerald beat Ramona in Class I schooners while Queen Mab edged Hudegame in a 70-foot range, and Wasp topped Eclipse and Ventura in Class IV sloops. Other winners included Dragoon Feydeh Wave Almira and Kittie.
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New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Dragoon
Emerald
Shamrock
Loyal
Wasp
Eclipse
Ventura
Avira
Penguin
Choc
Winn ‘Rarier
Feydeh
Wave
Almira
Kittie
Post Prize Call for Woman Bicycle Costume Design
The Post invites designs for a lady bicycle suit to be made by any leading Boston tailor or for cash. Coronrespondents submit a full description and a sketch or photo, with names and addresses. The proposed costume includes a skirt jacket blouse bloomers and loggins suitable for various figures and budgets.
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Boston
Bicycle Department
the Post
Richardson Taber Nuptials at Cambridge Chapel
Miss Hariette W Taber of Cambridge and Mr Frederick A Richardson of Burlington Vermont wed last evening at St John s Memorial Chapel Brattle Street Cambridge The maid of honor was Esther Taber and bridesmaids included Edith Ames Grace Clarke Sibyl Duff Mary Gill with Henry A Torrey as best man The ceremony was performed by Dean William Hodges of the Cambridge Episcopal Theological School with the bride given away by her father.
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St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Hariette W. Taber
Frederick A. Richardson
Burlington
Esther Taber
Edith Ames
Grace Clarke
Boston
Sibyl Duff
Mary Gill
Jamaica Plain
Duff
Paris
Henry A. Torrey
Burlington, Vt
William Hodges
Cambridge Episcopal Theological School
Describes a woman's jacket skirt and bloomers pattern
The guide outlines a light brown covert cloth ensemble with a long jacket reaching below the hips and a scant skirt lined with silk or cambric. Silk bloomers extend half way below the knee and loggins match the bloomers while a close fitting hat completes the outfit.
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Colonna
Privileges of Franklin Park Riders in Boston Under Threat
Cyclists warn that a few temperamental tin-can scorchers threaten free park access in Franklin Park urging riders to steer clear of crowds and help police curb unsafe speeding. Officials report race entrants blocked for unpaid fees while a detailed shipboard itinerary for a Portland Maine excursion follows.
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Boston
Franklin Park
Isaac B. Potter
New York
Sanger
Cabanne
Titus
L. C
E. C. Johnson
Manhattan Beach
Potter
Dirnberger
Buffalo Flyer
Otto Zeigler
Charley” Murphy
Brooklyn
Eddie’’ Bald
Buffalo
W. F. Sims
Washington
I. W. Club
Portland
Hotel R
Fleet Captain's
Reser
Waltham Bicycle Track Start and Dinner Plans
Schedule notes for the Waltham Bicycle track with a 11 40 start and 130 pm arrival at Lee's Auburndale Hotel for dinner followed by an informal run. Weather change possible if thick at night the 14th. plan subject to change by Commodore Fisher and Fleet Captain Pease.
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Waltham Bicycle Track
Lee’s
Auburndale Hotel
J. M Fisher
Austin W. Pease
Record-Breaking Pace Marks at Rochester Bicycle Meet
The national circuit bicycle races in Rochester drew 800 spectators as E. C. Bald won the mile open. F. J. Titus set a new State paced mile record of 2:02 with Pat O'Connor and Jack Coburn pacing. Dirnberger failed to beat the mark, clocking 2:04-8. Multiple local and regional results followed from the Lake View Wheelmen event with Peel, Cuen, Palmer, Randall, Kiser and others recording wins and times. No accidents were reported.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lake View
E. C. Bald
F. J. Titus
Pat O'Connor
Jack Coburn
Syracuse
Mike Dirnberger
Titus
O'Connor
Coburn
W. A. Terrell
Frank Mayo
Dirnberger
A. A. Zimmerman
Albert Shoch
John §. Johnson
C. W. Carntage
C. J. Appel
Hayes Willis
F. R. Welch
H. J. Bowen
C. J. Cuen
F. C. Palmer
J. R. Edgerton
Buffalo
C. R. Coulter
W. M. Randall
Connelly
E. Kiser
F. H. Allen
Springfield
Mass
A. E. Wenning
W. E. Shaw
Boston
Mayo
Utica
Buffalo Bill Show Delivers Superior Second Day Entertainment
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show captivates Boston after a night's rest with a bigger arena, brighter lights, and sharper shooting. Spectacular acts include Mexico rope work, clever gauchos, swift cavalry displays, Cossacks, Royal Irish Lancers, German cuirassiers, French Garde Nationale, Fort Riley detachment, and the famed Indian chief Lo. Buffalo Bill and Colonel Burke head the strong lineup amid enthusiastic crowds.
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Buffalo Bill
Congress of Rough Riders
Soldier Scout and Statesman
Boston
Barnum
Colonel Cody
Johnny Baker
Mexico
Corbett
Jubilee
South America
Royal Irish Lancers
Garde Nationale
Fort Riley
Colonel Burke
Supreme Court Denies Habeas Plea in Two Camden and Warren Murders
The New Jersey Supreme Court refused writs of habeas corpus for Lambert of Camden and Andrews of Warren County. Both are under death sentence with Andrews set to hang this Thursday and Lambert to follow, as the court ruled the death warrants to be legal sentences.
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Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Lambert
Camden
Andrews
Warren County
Man in East Boston Tries Self Harm by Clothes Line
Yung Tam a young Chinese man in East Boston attempted suicide by strangling himself with a half inch clothes line in a rear laundry at Trenton and Marion. Passersby disrupted the act and- with medical help- he was taken to City Hospital in critical condition.
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Trenton
Marion Streets
Boston
Yung Tam
Tam
Marion Street
James Nichols
Nichols
Morrison
Tom
Providence
East Boston
Prison Commission Deliberates Flannery Clemency and Parole Mixup
The Prison Commission met at the State prison and discussed paroling William C. Flannery, serving five years for manslaughter, but he was not pardoned or released. A messenger delivered parole lists late, three inmates were released, not Flannery, and names and dates remain undisclosed. Scott and West occupy separate cells in murderers row, with personal visits noted. Ex-Official McDonough works in the chair shop amid reflections on his five-year term.
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William C. Flannery
Flannery
Boston
Post
Murderers’ Row
Scott
West
Hattie Brown
McDonough
Woman shot at Cambridge Street Avenue
Mrs Esther Worrill a colored woman is in Massachusetts General Hospital with a bullet wound in her left leg after three men called at No 4 Cambridge street avenue seeking entry She refused entry a man forced the door fired once The shooter described as about five feet ten inches dark wearing a black derby hat
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Esther Worrill
Massachusetts General Hogepital
Cambridge Street Avenue
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Richardson—Taber
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Indiana Bicycle Co
McGarrett, Mgr
Columbus Avenue
Zimmy
Maine
California
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