Greatest June 17 Parade Ends Calmly with Few Injuries
One man Hugo Einhorn collapsed and died of heart trouble after waiting for the parade. Archie Henderson slipped and injured his ankle seeking a better view. Police reported few incidents beyond some intoxicated arrests and minor fire alarms. Crowds estimated at 150000 witnessed three parades with elaborate floats and costumed entrants.
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Hugo Einhorn
Monument Avenue
Monument Square
John A. Barry
Archie Henderson
Glenwood Street
Hyde Park
Tremont
Edgewood Streets
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown Electrical Parade Opens Celebration
The Charlestown celebration featured an 8 5 parade starting at Bunker Hill and Sackville streets with 15 floats titled Gems of the World. Mayor Hibbard reviewed the pageant at the new State armory as Chief Marshal Joseph H. King led the procession along a long city route.
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Bunker Hill
Sackville
Joseph H. King
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
City Square
Warren Avenue
Warren Bridge
Causeway Street
Charlestown Bridge
Main Street
Hibbard
William Boudrot
William H. Oakes
James M. Ginty
Edward H. Carter
John F. Goode
New State Armory
Cupid
Hettie Turnbull
Eleanor Smith
Elizabeth Crowley
Gladys Fisher
Blanche Eliot
Marion Turnbull
Alice Brennan
Thomas Lily
William Clusker
A Page
Charlestown Parade Acknowledged As Finest In Town History
The afternoon military and civic parade drew about 4000 participants from Fort Banks Warren Strong Andrews and battleships Missouri New Jersey Vermont Des Moines with Charlestown High School Cadets Dudley School Cadets and Fife and Drum Band among the applauded groups. Mayor Hibard reviewed from a stand with city and literary union officials as the procession trundled through a long city route ending near Monument Square.
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Elm Streets
Fort Banks
Fort Warren
Fort Strong
Fort Andrews
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Vermont
Des Moines
Charlestown High School
Dudley School
John Boyle O'Reilly
Order of Hibernians
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Bunker Hill Street
Marshall William T. Murray
Vine
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Medford
Decatur
Chelsea
Prospect
Tremont
Monument Square
North Side
Park
Common
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Adams
City Square
Harvard
Washington
Union
Main
Cambridge
Lever
Gardner
Elm
High
Charlestown Literary Union
Hibbard
Daniel A. Whelton
Mullin
Fire Department
Pope
John J. Flynn
Joseph H. King
James P. Maroney
L. E. Tracey
Signal Corps
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Worth Bagley
Fred 3 B. Bogan
United Spanish War Veterans
Abraham Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
Ninth Regiment Veteran Association
United Guard
Irish National Foresters
Canal Company Plans Approved By War Secretary
Secretary of War Dickinson approves the Boston Cape Cod and New York Canal Company plans in Washington on June 13, paving the way for a proposed waterway linking Boston to New York via Cape Cod.
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Washington
Dickinson
Boston, Cape Cod
New York Canal
New York Central
Battle of Bunker Hill described with wounded list
A long roster details hundreds of injuries from the June 17 1909 battle era including numerous Charlestown Dorchester Cambridge and Somerville residents with blank cartridges powder burns cannon cracker wounds and eye injuries. The report notes many were treated at home or left the hospital before registration.
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Edward Walsh
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
Daniel Ahern
Decatur Street
John Chilena
Thatcher Street
Arthur Levy
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Fred Brandin
Revere Street
Michael Rollins
Prince Street
Craven Connor
Meir Street
Jacob Wanger
Cross Street
Julia Walsh
Hampshire Street
Fred Williams
Austin Street
Angelo Curtainio
Frank Schiob
Hanover Street
Fred Schliski
Rutherford Avenue
Bagi Snobick
Main Street
Cambridge
William McQueeney
Joseph Goldstein
Billerica Street
Richard Daley
Fairfield Street
Fred Fox
Foss Street
Frank Lapp
Minot Street
Insane Levine
Stillman Street
James Gill
Concord Street
William Friedman
Adams Street
Everett
Charles Carson
Stamford Street
Nathan Baker
Cooper Street
Joseph Leonardini
Salem Street
Frank Cooper
Commercial Street
Louis Hilliett
Centennial Avenue
Revere
Cnviron
Abbie Kopelmann
Morton Street
Austin Nice
Clark's Court
Abraham Kivitinsky
Blossom Street
Horace Call
Trenton Street
Thomas Smith
Chapman Street
Stanzo Corman
Snow Hill Street
Thomas Myers
Linderborough Street
John McLaughlin
Medfora Street
Maurice Porter
Williard Street
Joseph Cunco
North Bennet Street
William Darragh
Pioneer Street
William Melville
Hamilton Court
George Thomas
Henley Street
Rose Schlosberg
Louis Apontse
Lowell Street
Edward Monahan
Bunker Hill Street
James T. Aulkner
Somerville
James Simmons
Washington Street
Morris Schneditse
Poplar Court
Ike Vostoski
Snowhill Street
James McDermott
Tony Mulcahy
Garden Court
Henry Lavitz
Garden Place
William Silverman
Harold Pieroway
Downing Street
James Seamlers
Michael O’brien
Codman Park
Alfred Canton
Dearborn Street
Raymond Power
Emerald Street
Samuel Liccoli
Rochester Street
Walter Doyle
East Brookline Street
William Ny
Karen Chilingeran
Moore Street
Jeremiah Reardon
Marion Street
Joseph Ellis
Valentine Street
John Lynch
Elm Street
John McDonald
Concord Avenue
Thomas Wiseman
Cherry Street
Edith Daffy
S&s
Harley Street
Richard Nickroy
State Street
Irene Manley
Holly Street
Herbert Morgan
Joy Street
Solomon Moses
Holland Place
Boardman
Otis Street
William Carolan
Tremont Street
James Day
Magnolia Street
Thomas Lee
End Street
South Boston
Harry Smith
Harrison Avenue
George Donohue
Maple Place
St Johns Field Day at Danvers Highlights Popularity Contest
St Johns Preparatory College held its field day at the Danvers campus with booths, a vote for the most popular woman awarding a Dresden china tea set, and an eight mile marathon from Salem won by Richard Hayes in 51 minutes. The St Johns team beat Boston College 2 to 1 in baseball with Donovan dominating on the mound.
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Danvers
St. John’s Preparatory College
Taft
Benjamin
Salem
Richard Hayes
Christopher Anastos
Waltham
Edward Ballard
Herbert Clark
Ballard
St. John's
Boston College
Donovan
Peabody
Dr. Shanahan
Beverly
James Kerney
Lynn
William H. Murphy
William
Dahlgren Post 2 G. A. R. Hosts Ladies at Temple Street Home
Fifty members of Dahlgren Post 2 G. A. R. and accompanying ladies were guests of Colonel Arthur Neilson and Mrs. Neilson at the post residence 30 Temple Street Winthrop Highlands yesterday.
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Dahlgren Post 2
Arthur Neilson
Neilson
Temple Street
Winthrop Highlands
Mrs Gould’s yacht life ties Farnum to forbidden wild talk
Testimony on Mrs Gould aboard the Niagara in 1905 describes drunken episodes and domineering conduct toward husband Charles Gould. Melville Chapman testifies that when sober she was affable but after drinking she ruled the boat, berated officials, and challenged her husband. Witnesses recount a Jamaica night in a nightgown and other episodes on the Niagara and at the Carroll Hotel in Lynchburg.
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Nicoll
Melville E. Chapman
Goulds
Andrew Frederickson
Castle Gould
Santiago
Havana Harbor
Streeter
James Clark
Hotel Carroll
Lynchburg
Dustin Farnum
Blue Gap Farm
Mrs. Gould
Hellboy
Mr. Farnum
Farnum
Carroll Hotel
St Anthony's Field Day Draws 20000 Fans in Allston
St Anthony's parish held its annual field day and picnic at the North Brighton playground in Allston drawing about 20 000 attendees. Core Institute beat Lincoln A A 4 to 3 in a baseball game. John Mc Dermott 210 pounds won the fat man's race after a close finish with John De Grasse 215 pounds. John J Goff of Cambridgeport Gym won the Marathon.
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John de Grasse
John J. Goff
Cambridgeport
Miller Brothers Wild West Show Parade Draws Thousands
Crowds lined the streets before 10 am to watch the Miller Brothers Wild West Show parade featuring cowboys and women riders, Indians, prairie schooners and a stage coach. Miss Flora Rae of Orient Heights, daughter of Walter Rae, rode with the group after living in Bliss Oklahoma for two years.
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