Patriots' Day tribute and Revolutionary ties in Boston
Massachusetts hosts a gathering in Boston marking Patriots' Day with speakers from Horace Porter to Governor Greenhalge. Delegates honor Revolutionary war history, discuss Union of patriotic societies, and plan a day trip to Lexington and Concord.
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John Whitehead
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Marblehead
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Newsdealer Bounke Sells Sunday Posts and Copies
News dealer Bounke aged 53 in Cambridge Massachusetts sold 80 Sunday Posts and 102 copies of the publication.
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Banquet at Vendome Ends in Oration Wealth of Patriot Figures
Governor Greenhalge and staff attend a New England Sons of the American Revolution banquet at the Hotel Vendome. Speakers honor historical unity, praise Jefferson and Adams, and salute national service while detailing Revolutionary names and ties across multiple states and notable figures.
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Senate weighs Brookline Gas inquiry petition
A Boston petition seeks a Senate investigation of Brookline Gas Company. Durant of Middlesex moved to suspend the twelfth joint rule to bring the matter before the Legislature, but the motion to suspend was tabled and the order postponed to today. Signers include O. M. Wentworth F. M. Ames S. B. Hopkins George S. Burton and others.
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Brookline Gas Company
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Durant
Middlesex
Sanger
Suffolk
O. M. Wentworth
F. M. Ames
S. B. Hopkins
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People’s National Bank
George S. Burton
Joseph H. Gray
Moses W. Richardson
Charles Torrey
D. Webster King
Charles Weil
J. H. D. Smith
Arthur W. Sawyer
Henry C. Wilson
Walter M. Brackett
Subways Work Deepens as Bone Cleanup Continues
Competing reports swirl around a Boston Common bone cleanup linked to subway construction. Workers steadily uncover tombs and bones while officials deny sensational claims of an auction. A high, solid fence blocks spectators as plans for water and moisture protection at Haymarket station are clarified.
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Beacon Street
Osborne Howes
Haymarket Square
Labor unions plan joint council for wage hours and conditions
Secret session of West End railroad employees at 46 Eliot street included street railroad laborers Pitmen's Protective Union Floormen's Protective Union and conductors and drivers. They announced formation of a joint council to handle wages hours and conditions while each branch maintain local affairs. An adjourned meeting is set for 45 Eliot street Monday evening to draft rules and establish a permanent organization.
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Pitmen’s Protective Union
Floormen’s Protective Union
Loyal Legion Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Loyal Legion held its annual meeting at the American House with General Lucius Fairchild as the sole speaker. Officers elected include Commander General Charles L. Peirson and senior vice commander General John C. Palfrey among a full slate of U S military veterans.
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William R. Griffiths
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Edwin Shepard Barrett
John Whitehead
H. M. Anderson
Vancouver Barrack
Oregon
Franklin Murphy
Henry Hall
New York
A. Howard Clark
Charles W. Haskins
Bishop Cheeny
Chicago
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Congress
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American House
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Charles L. Peirson
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Arnold A
Brooklyns Top Baltimores in Ninth Inning Rally
Fifteen thousand spectators watched Brooklyn defeat Baltimore 7 to 6 in a late ninth inning rally. Gumbert pitched effectively for Brooklyn while Baltimore errors, notably by Cochran, aided three runs in their half of the final frame. Lachance homered as Brooklyn pushed across two runs with one out in the ninth.
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