Charlestown Fete Reverberates With June 17 Parades
Charlestown celebrated Bunker Hill day with a dawn cannon and bells. Morning and afternoon parades highlighted by Richmond visitors and Confederate veterans, with the Charlestown Cadets and local militia in formation. A large evening program featured band concerts and fireworks, plus a veterans banquet and speeches praising the day.
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Charlestown Cadets
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Richmond
Mystic Streets
Salem
W. H. Oakes
Charles E. French
Thomas H. Hall
E. Gerry Brown
William Sawyer
Edward Burbeck
Anson's Men Fall to Detroits and Winners Rise
A vivid multi-game summary recounts Anson's Chicago side beaten by Detroit while the Washingtons topple the Phillies and the Pittsburgs defeat the Hoosiers. Boston sweeps a doubleheader over New York with a 19–9 finale after an umpiring storm, plus a tame third game.
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Anson
Detroits
Washingtons
Phillies
Pittsburgs
Hoosiers
Votal
Philadelphias
Maul
McLaughlin
Clementa
Farrell
Sehock
O’frien
Farrar
Motextay
Clements
Hines
O'sirien
Myers
Schock
Donnelly
Bastian
Dealey
Connelly
Chicago
Baldwin
Texas Jack Keeps Back in Saugus Harness Race
Great attendance at Franklin Trotting Park for two races in Saugus. Ned Cromwell won the 2:35 class while Texas Jack kept back in fifth heat. A second day at Walnut Hill features Rifle and Revolver competition with strong morning winds and scores tallied for prize awards.
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Lynn
Saugus
Ned Cromwell
Texas Jack
Har-Ness
Atkins
Lowell
Blk
Ned Eromwellr
Charles Robbins
Boston
TCVAM
Mayberry
B. m. Motta
Sit. Svaess Mail
SOS
F. Clark
A. HH
C. Hadley
Stoneham
A. Richardson
Malden
Lady Spoore
Maiden
M. P. Longley
M. Hopemont
H. Hadley
G. Peter
Walnut Hill Range
Mob Attacks Cambridge Officer in Central Square
Nearly a dozen drunken men from South Boston returning from a Brighton dance created a scene in Central square Cambridge about 4 am. Officer Griffith was assaulted and struck while trying to calm them, his club taken and a head wound stitched. Officer Wilkinson aided, shots fired, two men Furze and Hickey arrested. fines imposed and Furze gets five months in the house of correction for assaulting an officer. Judge Wallace denied a receivership bid in a New York federal case Judd v Bankers and Merchants Telegraph.
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South End
Bostons
New Yorks
Conway
Brown
Johnston
Merrill
Kelly
Hornung
Wise
Nash
Dorgan
Wheelock
Mattimore
Fash
New York
Connor
O'Rourke
Giants
Ewing
Morrill
Tiernan
Ward
O Rourke
Boston
Ar Ae
Mattermore
Sam
A. BR
K.po
O’rourke
Oj Dorgan
Nicholson
C. Bese
Hernan
Torning
Richardson
Matthnere
Ballga
Klehne
Lowers
Brighton
Central Square
Cambridge
Griffith
Wilkinson
John Furze
John Hickey
Furze
House of Correction
Wallace
United States Circuit Court
Nende Liti
Judd
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Indian Hill Range Opens as Lynn Rifle Assn Hosts Six Matches
Lynn marksmen gather as Indian Hill rifle range opens with strong attendance. Six matches run through Saturday ending with ten prizes in the all comers event. Military and record matches feature names like W H Free, H KE Thompson, J W Chase, J H Frost, A Hall, and W P Webber among competitors.
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W.C. Oler
Mil
J. W. Chase
W. H
Free Second Corps
H. KE. Thompson
Co. D
J. H. Frost
A. Hall
W.P. Webber
C.R Todd
Military
City Notes From the Quincy House Reunion Highlights
Company G of the First Massachusetts Cavalry held its annual reunion and dinner at the Quincy House. Officers elected include President A A Sherman Vice President S N Davenport Secretary Oliver Dowling and Treasurer C B Adams. Also noted are a Barnum exhibitor Paul Boyton fishery updates and railway board changes.
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First Massachusetts Cavalry
Quincy House
A. A. Sherman
S. N. Davenport
Oliver Downing
C. 8
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western Railway Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Charles A. Welch
Boston
Nantasket
Nahant summer fête charms visitors with garden leisure
A Gleaner column surveys Nahant scenes including a charming outdoor fete, a charitable nursery for West End children, and local welfare efforts. It praises hostess Mrs. Fenno-Tudor for her generous town gift, notes the goats telegram anecdote, lauds the West End Nursery’s health care mission, explains the moss trade, and honors General Walker for aiding public school children.
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Nahant
Swiss Alps
Grand Gathering of Veterans in Boston Parade Day
About 700 veterans from numerous units gathered for the National Veteran Association inaugural parade in Boston. Delegations arrived by rail and steamer, formed at Charles street mall, marched via Beacon and Huntington to Mechanics Building for a noon collation, then to Charlestown for a display before a Faneuil Hall gathering and harbor cruise aboard the Rose Standish.
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Charles Blake
Woburn
Bunker Hill
Eighth Regiment
Pickett Engine Company
Marblehead
Charlestown
Dragon Club
Miriam Haywood
Pocahontas
War Club
John Smith
Darktown
Pickett
Thompson’s Square
Llancock Square
Richmond
Dexter H. Follett
John A. Andrew
William K. Daley
Tremont House
Montgomery
Warren Bridge
Boston
Robert E. Lee
Monument Square
Old Dominion
Walker
Virginia
National Veteran Association
D. W. Wardrop
New York
Salem Light Infantry
Roxbury Artillery Veteran Association
Montgomery Light Guard
Fusileer Veteran Association
Bristol Artillery Train
Ford City Guard
First Light Infantry
Providence
Boston Light Infantry
Albany Ars Eee
Amoskeag Veterans of
Manchester
Detroit Light Guard
Old Colony
Charles Street
Bristol Train of Artillery
Providence Light Infantry
Thomas
Maitland
Lynn
American Watch Company
Bristol Cornet
Charles
Boylston
Wes Washington
School
Beacon
Dartmouth
Huntington Avenue
Faneuil Hall
Rose Standish
Rowe’s Wharf
Army of the Potomac reunion set for Saratoga June 22 and 26
The Society of the Army of the Potomac holds its annual reunion at Saratoga New York on June 22 and 26 with two New York regiments aiding expenses. General Sherman Sheridan and Governor Hill invited. Chauncey Depew and Wallace Bruce slated as orator and poet. Membership costs include a $1 inflation fee and $2 annual assessment. round trip tickets to Saratoga offered at $7. Applicants should contact Captain Tobin at 67 Cornhill.
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Society of the A of the Potomac
Saratoga
N.Y
New York City
Sherman
Sheridan
Governor Hill
Chauncey M. Depew
Wallace Bruce
Poughkeepsie
Army of the Union
New York
Sunday Services at M C Union and Association Hall
Vesper service at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street conducted by Rev. James Denormandie on Thoughtlessness with choir and solos by H F Knowles Agnes Giles Spring Samuel M King Arthur W Thayer Wilhelm Frese and others. Doors at 7 15 pm service 7 45 pm. Also men only meeting at Association Hall Corner Boylston and Berkeley Streets at 4 30 pm with James Francis on Decision. Y M C A on Boston Common offers Owyn Air Service bandstand event in evening.
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M. C. Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
James DeNormandie
Roxbury
H. F. Knowles
Starkweather
Agnes Giles Spring
Samuel M. King
Arthur W. Thayer
Wilhelm Fresé
Syron A. Robinson
Doorsne
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
James Francis
Owyn Air Service
Boston Common
E. m
Young Men's Christian Association
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