King Edward Arrives in Paris with Grand Royal Welcome
May 1 Paris reports King Edward arriving at 3 pm amid a huge republican reception. President Loubet met him at the Dauphine station and a royal salute followed as a parade through the Bois de Boulogne and Champs Elysees drew half a million spectators. He stayed at the British embassy before visiting the Elysee and attending Theatre Francais for L Autre Danger.
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Political pow wow marks Jackson Club ball in Charlestown
The Jackson Club ball in Roughan Wall Charlestown drew a social reunion and political note as Senator W T A Fitzgerald urged women to record every male head of household over 20 for enrolment. Grand march led by Hon David B Shaw and Miss Nellie Murphy. Howe Hall hosted the Girls High School reunion with matrons Mrs John Tetlow and Miss Iaicy Woods.
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Iaicy Woods
Sadie McKenna
May Party At Lyceum Hall East Boston Held By Veterans Group
In Lyceum Hall East Boston last night a May party was held under the auspices of the Alice Grady Auxiliary No 19 of the Major Grady Command Spanish War Veterans. A five number concert programme was given followed by the grand march led by Commander M J Murphy and Miss Nellie M Lane.
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Editor Swift of Yarmouth Dead
Charles Francis Swift editor of the Yarmouth Register died at his home in Yarmouth Port aged 76. Born in Falmouth on June 18 1825 he spent his life on Cape Cod and edited the Register for 53 years after serving as associate editor starting in 187. He also served as collector of customs for the Barnstable district from 1871 to 1875 leaving a widow four sons and three daughters.
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New Hope for the Firemen in Massachusetts Measure
Massachusetts firemen hopeful after defeat of a 12 hour law measure. Senator Gore’s motion for reconsideration was laid over for a week, giving Senators Harrington and Sullivan a chance to vote if they apologize at the end of the suspension. Reconsideration postponed 18 to 11 with 4 pairs.
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