Governor Bates to lead Hooker parade on horseback
Governor Bates will ride on horseback at the Hooker parade head, delighting G A R veterans. A detachment of U S Cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen Vermont and four infantry companies from Fort Madison Iowa will arrive next week. The Texas Indiana and Hartford ships, with torpedo boats, bring sailors and marines to join the parade. The force will bivouac at Allston and use the South Armory as barracks during their Boston stay.
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Bates
Hooker
United States Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Madison, M.X
Allston
Boston & Maine
Grand Junction
Cambridge
Somerville
Albany
Boston
South Armory
Hooker Day Guests Arrive for Boston Parade
Ridge, U. S. A., retired from Kentucky will be present as a guest of the State. General Breckenridge has attended Smith College exercises and was invited to participate in the Hooker ceremonies. The State provides mattresses, a cook, provisions and lodging for the Regulars. Troops arrive in Boston at 4 PM Wednesday and will be met by Governor's staff. Regular forts troops in Boston Harbor will join the parade Thursday.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Mayor Lions QUINCY on city electric agreement
A chaotic mix of notes on city electricity costs and lighting duties. The text references a past agreement, per light cost of 17 50 dollars, and liabilities if a light is not turned on, with mayoral context and duties. It then shifts to Radcliffe College baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Frothingham urging graduates to fulfill duties.
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Quincy
Paul Revere Frothingham
Radcliffe College
Shepard Memorial Church
Alexander McKenzie
Radcliffe Choral Club
Italians Quarrel Two in North End Hospitalized
Two knife attacks within blocks in the North End left three men cut and a fourth seriously wounded. Giovanni Gaudolfe and Dincenzo Gentele flee, while Anthony Diouguardi and Lorenzo Giangatornio are treated at the Relief Hospital. Another quarrel at 169 Endicott Street involved Gaudolfe harming Ernest Angolino, as police search for the suspects.
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North End
Giovanni Gaudolfe
Dincenzo Gentele
Morton Place
Endicott Street
Anthony Diouguardi
Gentele
Ernest Angolino
Gaudolfe
Gandolfe
Maine Hotel Fire Destroys Lisbon Falls Structures
A fire in Lisbon Falls caused $16,000 in damage early this morning to the Maine Central House owned by O. L. Smalls & Son and to John Ryan’s dwelling owned by Samuel Sylvester, with about $2,000 damage to the Knights of Pythias building. The hotel and furnishings valued at $12,500 were insured for $7,000. the dwelling, valued at $1,500, was uninsured. The Knights of Pythias loss was insured. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Lewiston
Lisbon Falls
Maine Central House
O. L. Smalls& Son
John Ryan
Samuel Sylvester
Knights of F Pythias
Memorial Service for Somerville Old Fellows Lodges
At West Somerville Baptist Church the Rev. Francis Alonzo Gray preached a memorial address for the union memorial service of Old Fellows Oasis 146 Paul Revere 18 and Caleb Rand 197. About 200 members attended from Caleb Rand and other lodges with Rebekah invitees.
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West Somerville Baptist Church
Francis Alonzo Gray
First Universalist Church
Nashua
N. H
Winter Hill
Ivaloc
Erminie
Rebekah
J. Edward Allen
J. Herbert Thompson
Temple
J. Vanor Garton
Thieves Active on Quincy Bay After Dark
In Quincy on June 21 thieves struck the waterfront. The yacht Marvel lost a $30 mainsail a binnacle two oil suits and two charts from Houghs Neck moorings. Sailors Snug Harbor boats were cut from Germantown moorings with two dories and a skiff found adrift at Quincy Point leaving two boats still missing.
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Quincy
Marvel
Hough’s Neck
Germantown
Quincy Point
St Patrick's Parochial School Graduation in Roxbury
A large audience attended the graduation exercises at St Patrick's Parochial School on Mt. Pleasant Avenue Roxbury. The program featured choruses and tableaux. Valedictorian was Pauline Reiser. honors went to Wsther McFarland Rose Burke and Theresa Kelly. Thirty diplomas were awarded by Rev Director Joseph H Gallagher.
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St. Patrick's Parochial School
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Pauline Reiser
Wsther McFarland
Rose Burke
Feresa Kelly
Joseph H. Gallagher
Dr Lougests Hound to Trace Policeman’s Murder in New York
Dr Lougests hound, Monte Cristo, is to be sent to New Rochelle, New York, today at the request of Chief of Police Simmons. The animal will attempt to trace the murderer of a policeman in that city.
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Monte Cristo
Ripans Tabules Endorsement From New Haven Factory
Robert A Engel of Strouse Adler Co reports an emergency cabinet at the corset plant on Olive Street New Haven, citing Ripans Tabules as superior for stomach troubles. He notes rapid relief within twenty minutes and claims nationwide sales exceed one hundred million in a year.
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Strouse
Adler & Co
Olive St
New Haven
Conn
Robert A. Engel
Ripans Chemical Company
United States
Hatless Boston Millionaire Invents New Sine Sombrero Salute
Hollis Hunnewell, a young Boston millionaire, claims three years hatless in all seasons and travels, drawing curiosity in Newport and Europe. He devised a modified military salute for the sine sombrero, sweeping the arm to the forehead and bowing the head, and even taught it to Harry Lehr’s parrot.
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Hollis Hunnewell
Boston
Hunnewell
Panama
Derby
Newport
Mr. Hunnewell
Olu Sol
Yvoung Society
Lon
Don
Paris
Harry Lehr
Hollis H. Hunnewborlus, JR
Hill-Cop Sland Quiet Church Wedding
A quiet informal wedding was held at John's Church Sharon on Saturday at p. m. Miss Jennie Hill of Roxbury and G. A. Beland of the Boston Advertiser were the contracting parties. Rev. George Walker of Canton officiated.
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John’s Church
Sharon
Jennie Hill
Roxbury
G. A. Beland
The
Boston Advertiser
George Walker
Canton
Fire Gut Sheds in Gloucester Burned at 2:15 A. M.
Fire destroyed five lumber sheds of L. B. Nause & Sons on Railroad Avenue near the Boston and Maine station, with the total loss estimated at $50,000. Sparks showered twenty fright cars nearby but rain aided protection. authorities consider the blaze incendiary.
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Gloucester
L. B. Nause & Sons
Railroad Avenue
Boston & Maine Railroad
Roslindale Celebration Marks Sacred Heart Jubilee
The 10th anniversary dedication of the Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale was observed with a morning high mass by Rev Edward Saunders and Rev John James. The master of ceremonies was Rev Father Cummins. An augmented choir of 60 sang Haydns No 2 with Jubilate Deo and Viva Leone. An evening ceremony featured a procession and blessing of a new shrine with about 1000 parish members. The Rev Dr P J Supple preached the sermon.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale
John F. Cummins
Edward Saunders
John James
Edward Connolly
Father Cummins
Haydn
Katherine Keefe
Katherine Hoban
John McElroy
William de Winter
Helen M. Burke
West Roxbury
P. J. Supple
Cambridge
Liquor raiders nab four in city sweep after rain
Police conducted a routine district search for illicit alcohol. Two women and one man were arrested after undercover officers bought liquor. Victims named include Catherine Irwin, 50, of 164 Kneeland street. Clara Linker, 26, of 21 Oak street. and Giuseppe Schalia, 60, arrested at 149 Endicott street. A search at 4 Dore street Roxbury yielded three gallons of wine and seven gallons of beer.
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Catherine Irwin
Kneeland Street
Clara Linker
Oak Street
Giuseppe Schalia
Endicott Street
Michael Spinola
Dore Street
Roxbury
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Insp Wolf
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New York
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CDD
Quincy Bay
ST. Patrick’s Parochial School
DR. Lougest’s
Sacred Heart Church
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