Carnival King Leads Seventeenth of June Parade
About 100000 spectators lined Charlestown streets for the Seventeenth of June carnival procession. The king Jeremiah O Riorden and his court toured the harbor, were knighted by the Mayor, and reviewed the floats and parade returning to Monument Square for a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Carnival Association
Jeremiah O'Riorden
Monitor
Sargent’s Wharf
Edward 1
Richard
Teeling
Andrew Lane
Michael O’riorden
Thomas B. Harty
James W. Mansfield
John Lavelle
C. J. J. McCue
Joseph F. King
Gerald Griffin
John P. O’riorden
Irish Societies Parade Draws 3000 in Boston Area
Three thousand allied Irish societies members from Charlestown and eastern Massachusetts paraded through Charlestown amid cheers. The route included Greek and Bunker Hill streets, Chelsea, City square, Rutherford avenue, and Pearl Street, with Chief Marshal Dr. James T. Gallagher and staff directing. Units from the Bunker Hill Guards to Sarsfield Guards and Unity I N F branches took part, along with A. O. H. divisions from Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Middlesex counties and invited guests listed throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Massachusetts
Greater
Boston
Lowell
Lynn
Lawrence
Bunker Hill Streets
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
City Square
Park
Warren
Thompson Square
Main Street
Rutherford Avenue
Washington Street
Austin
Main
Mill
Baldwin Street
Cambridge
Haverhill
Bunker Hill
Pearl
Meagher Guards
East Boston
John Mahoney
Emmets of
John McCue
Military Company
South Boston
Roxbur
Unity Guards
Irish National Foresters
Richard Trunn
John F. Key
Timothy J. Harrin
Unity
Patrick J. McGoldrick
St. Patrick
Columbia
Brother Shears
Somerville
Wolf Tone
Malden
George Casey
Parnell Literary Association
William Hosford
Martin E. Joyce
Patrick Egan
Enwright
Army Navy Parade Heads Through City Streets
Large crowds gathered as the naval and military parade started from Elm and Bartlett streets. Chief Neil F. McDonald and staff led the procession, which traversed Elm, Bunker Hill, Chelsea, Adams, Chestnut, Monument Square, and Monument Avenue.
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Elm and
Bartlett Streets
Neil F. McDonald
Elm
Bunker Hill
Chelsea
Adams, Chestnut
Monument Square
Monument Ave
Navy Men Well Cheered In Boston Victory Parade
Coast artillery battalion from Forts Andrew Strong Warren and Banks and the Ninth Regiment M V M received hearty applause from large crowds. Navy ambulance units and warship crews led by Lt Cmdr C F Preston and Major Townley joined in the march along Cambridge and Main streets with bands and a provisional regiment under Col Oakes and Ensign Bagley. John J. Dwyer was chief of staff with a full staff listed.
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Coast Artillery
Forts Andrew, Strong, Warren and
Banks
Townley
Navy Yard
Missouri
Illinois
Wabash
New Jersey
C. F. Preston
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Oakes
Worth Bagley
Fred B. Bogan
Dudley School
John J. Dwyer
William 8. Youngman
P. F. O’keefe
Charles A. Green
Edward L. Logan
Joseph McWeeney
Frank J. McInnis
Jeremiah C. Long
Frank G. Thompson
John P. Drury
J. L. Molloy
William H. Crohan
E. J. McBride
A. T. Wilson
Benjamin Green
Bunker Hill Day Celebrations Featured Charlestown Hospitality
Citizens of Charlestown extended hospitality on Bunker Hill Day with numerous gatherings. Notable hosts included J. P. O Riorden, Thomas F. Taff, Dr. Fred L. Bogan, and several councilmen and local officials who entertained at homes along Bunker Hill Street and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
J. P. O’riorden
Thomas F. Taff
Bogan
Fred L. Bogan
Bunker Hill Street
Joseph E. Donovan
Everett Street
Katherine V. Sweeney
Thomas B. Colgan
Peter Mahoney
Lexington Street
Mary V. Mahoney
Tufts Street
T. B. J. Colgan
Elizabeth Corbett
Winthrop Street
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Mt. Vernon Street
Bath
John J. O'Hara
George P. Sanderson
Michael Mitchell
Timothy F. Callahan
Warren Street
Alice
Gertrude
Grace Sullivan
Federal
K. of C
Young Women’s Catholic Union
James Finn
Ferrin Street
Thousands at Bunker Hill Carnival Parade Recap
The article recounts the Bunker Hill parade events with a Navy Yard start, a 9 AM parade from Bunker Hill to Elm, a 10 AM Bun ker Hill Monument Association meeting at Hotel Vendome, and an Allied Irish parade at 12 30 PM reviewed by the Mayor. At 2 30 PM the military and naval parade moved from Elm to Bartlett. A Hart Club survivor coach and an Irish jaunting car with AOH veterans were highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
King
Earl Marshal Latimer
Admiral Snow
Hart Club
Royal
Bunker Hill
Elm Streets
Bartlett
Hart Club Narrow Escape at Boston & Maine Crossing
Members of the Hart Club riding in a brake narrowly escaped injury when Main Street grade crossing gates of the Boston & Maine railroad began to descend during a morning carnival parade. They jumped from seats and crouched beneath the descending gates as helpers tried to stop the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Club
Boston & Maine Railroad
Main Street
Women Health Benefit Promoted by Lydia Pinkham Compound
Ad extolling Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential for women to gain and keep male admiration and love. Claims cure of irregular periods, backache, headaches, and nervous symptoms with testimonial from Mrs. Chas. F. Brown of Hot Springs Arkansas. Encourages use at first health issue to restore vigor and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chas. F. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Warren Chosen as President at Monument Association Meeting
At the annual Bunker Hill Monument Association meeting in Boston the group elected officers led by President John Collins Warren. Vice presidents include Charles Francis Adams and Solomon Lincoln, with Francis Henry Lincoln as treasurer and Francis Henry Brown as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Hotel Vendome
John Collins Warren
Charles Francis Adams
Solomon Lincoln
Edward Everett Hale
Winslow Warren
Francis Henry Lincoln
Francis Henry Brown
Moorfield Storey
Governor Guild
Mayor Fitzgerald
Old State House
Dedham Germans Celebrate Holiday with Fish Dinner
In Dedham on June 18 the German American societies observed the holiday with an open house hosted by Fidelia Musical and Educational Association. J Martin Schuyler prepared a fish chowder from club members. A dance occurred at the West Roxbury Liederkranz in the afternoon and evening led by committee members Anton Vietse, Joseph A Arnheiter, Emil Maschinow, Frank Hampe and Frederick G Kiessling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Fidelia Musical and Educational Association
J. Maretin Schuyler
West Roxbury
Nantasket Beach Quiet Amid Rain and Cold Wind
Nantasket Hall reports drizzling rain as Paragon Park and the Bostock show animals shiver from the cold. Boats from Boston ceased after the last trip at 6:40 PM, leaving few beachgoers despite expectations of a holiday crowd.
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Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Boston
Roman candle injures boy at home
A nine year old, Sammy Goldberg of 4 Garden street, was badly burned in the face when a roman candle exploded. He received treatment at Knight’s Pharmacy on Cambridge street and was later sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Goldberg
Garden Street
Knight's Harmacy
Cambridge Street
Ater
Arrests in City Proper Yesterday
Unlawful discharge of firearms and placing explosives on tracks reported yesterday. Other incidents include drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. A bonfire-setting offense is noted with a value of .139 in the record.
Boy Hit by Stray Bullet During Fireworks Display
Six year old Morris Kiv itkopsky of 220 West Fourth street was shot in the left leg by a stray 22 calibre bullet during a fireworks display at B street and Broadway in South Boston. Bystanders carried him home and police sent him to City Hospital where doctors removed the bullet just above the knee. Police had no suspect at the time.
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B Street
Broadway
Boston
Morris Kivitkopsky
West Fourth Street
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Ambrose Griffith
Main Street
Bernard Dobbs
Putnam Avenue
William Galvin
Lopez Street
Hyman Till
Cambridge Street
Spectacular Bunker Hill Day Explosions Injure Many
Explosives injuries flood Boston area hospitals after a City Square event. Injured include John Meather of West Roxbury and Greek teen Peter Kolanda with severe facial burns. Dozens suffer burns, lacerations, and eye injuries from blank cartridges, cannon crackers, and fireworks. injuries reported at Relief hospital City Hospital Cambridge Relief Hospital and Cambridge Relief Doctors treated youths and adults with burns cuts and powder wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
John Meather
West Roxbury
City Square
Relief Hospital
City Hospital
Peter Kolanda
Joseph O’brien
John Lavin
John Christanson
William Ryanl
Henry Solansky
Tony Tomatsky
James Devine
Morris Blank
Harry Rosenstein
Thomas Flynn
Revere
John Morgan
Charlestown
Frank Hunter
George Potter
Paul Cheever
Louis Picilli
George Balderson
Michael Green
Joseph Deering
Corrections On Charlestown Police Visit For Night Before
The Post prints corrections to an earlier Charlestown report. Commissioner O'Meara arrived at Station 15 around 10 p.m. Sunday, complimented Captain Wyman on order, then walked district for two hours before midnight and slept at Young’s Hotel before 1 a.m. Superintendent Pierce also left before midnight. No additional officers were rushed to Station 15. total police on duty was under 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
O’meara
Station 15
City Square
Young's Hotel
Pierce
Tip-Top Label Rewards Honest Bread Fans
A Boston woman wins ten dollars after proving familiarity with Ward-Corby Co. Tip-Top labels on bread. The campaign educates buyers to seek the labeled bread to protect quality and brand reputation while customers like Mrs. Edward Hogan share how the label guides purchases and recalls.
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Boston
Edward F. Hogan
Ward-Corby Co
Ward
Greater Boston
East Dedham Street
Hogan
Edward Hogan
Quincy
Savoy St
Lynn
Scott Tuffis
Webster Ave
Somerville
Timothy
O’brien
Cor
Webster
Prospectors
Lent
Ward-Corby
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Phan
Phantasy
Carnival Association
Giusticulus
Charlestown Harbor
Royal Yacht
Edward F. Cauley
M. F. Egan
J. E. Donavan
J. Frank O’brien
J. J. McDermott
Joseph H. Sullivan
John J. Hayes
James Ducey
Wapping Street
Henley Street
High Street
Sackville Streets
James T. Gallagher
Roger F. Scannell
Andrew Trahey
Edward Callahan
Military Line
D. J. Finucane
Thomas J. Broderick
Henry V. McLaughlin
James M. Curley
Edward J. Slattery
P. J. O'Neil
Henry Kennison
M. J. Power
Benjamin J. A. Green
Driscoll
Bunker Hill Guards
William Horan
John D. Cadogan
John J. Linnehan
John Boyle
Martin J. Roche
Thomas F. McCarthy
Patrick J. Long
Matthew Cummings
P. J. Judge
Holyoke
P. J. Nevins
Frank J. Linehan
Burlington
Charles Hayes
John Holloran
Philip Neagle
The
Order
Florence
Olias St Co
Ashington Boston
Central Oil & Gas Stove CO
Gardner
Nue
Harvard Street
Seaver
Gardiner
High
Navy
Charlestown Hospitality
Mrs. Chase Brown
Bunker Hill Monument
Association
William Cumston Richardson
Spencer Cumston Richardson
Amor Hollingsworth Richardson
Milton
Ernest Lewis Gay
Charles Kimball Darling
Lewis Wilder Hicks
Wellesley
Frank Vernon Wright
Selem
Clyford Fenton Crosby
Frederick August Walker
James David Coady
Samuel James Bullock
Joseph Francis Wellington
Elisha Doane Eldridge
Dorchester
Walter Sylvanus Fox
James Monroe
Notrce Fearing Whiton
Hingham
George Beckwith Stevens
Roxbury
Henry Angier Jenks
Canton
Henry Lefavour
Edwin W. Daniels
E. B. Reynolds
George E. Bullock
George W. Wheelwright
Alfred M. Bullock
Walter Eliot Thwing
William Rumrill
David William Cheever
William Warren Thayer
Arthur Amory
Edward T. Barker
Joshua Pah
Henry P. Bewsiton
Edward Brooks
Homas Q
Charles F. Byam
Henry H. Chandler
Charles W. Clifford
Charles R. Codman
David H. Coolidge
Andrew McF. Davis
James de Normandie
Arthur L. Devens
Henry H. Edes
George D. Edmands
William Mendicott
William Everett
Charles F. Fairbanks
Francis Apthorp
John T. Morse,Jr
Ble
Grenville H. Norenaak
Linzee Prescott
Arnold A. Rand
Richard M. Saltonstall
Aefield Storey
Ag Thayer
Samuel L. Thorndike
Henry Walker
Lucius H. Warren
George Wigglesworth
Henry Ernest Woods
Nantasket
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