Cadets Parade With 1500 Boston Public Schoolboys
Thousands of Boston residents including Governor Crane and Mayor Hart watched a parade of about 1500 High School Cadets marching along Clarendon Street to the Common. Leaders and regimental officers were named, bands played, and a special medal was presented to Colonel William F. Murray by members of the U.S. Signal Corps.
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Boston
Montgomery Street
Clarendon
William F. Murray
Boston Latin School
City Hall
Hart
State House
Crane
Dalton
Samuel Alderwood
Sanford Bates
1Rst Regiment
English High School
K. G. Baker
A. H. Pierce
H. 8S. Bernstein
Reed
W. H. Wood
A. Tolman
C. L. C. Hatch
Fletcher Haile
F. A. McDonald
Joseph F. Maguire
J. F. Tyrell
F. X. O'Donnell
E. F. Timmins
R. Pigeon
Tenth Company
U. S. W. Signal Corps
Thomas F. C K
U. 8
Y. Signal Corps
Ahmed Pasha to visit Washington on indemnity claims
Ahmad Pasha, a vice admiral of the Turkish navy, is reportedly coming to the United States to arrange a satisfactory adjustment of indemnity claims. U S officials welcome a friendly approach as they have secured formal acknowledgment of indebtedness from the Turkish government.
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Washington
Ahmed Pasha
United States
Orient
Lodge Warns Germany Over Danish West Indies Threat
In Washington on May 11 Senator Lodge warned Germany that pursuing the Danish West Indies would be deemed an act of war. He urged rapid naval buildup to defend the Monroe Doctrine as Congress debated the armor plate provision and the naval appropriation bill. The session adjourned without a decision on the naval funding while Tillman-Chandler efforts to secure low armor prices drew opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Senator Lodge
Senate
Germany
Danish West Indies
United States Navy
Tillman
Chandler
Penrose
Penn
Maine
Ohio
Missouri
Benatora Cz
Maki Fa
Elkins
W. Va
Alison
Naval
The Belle of New York at the Columbia and a Busy Theater Scene
The Belle of New York with many original cast returns to the Columbia on Monday May 21. Phyllis Rankin stars in Fifi in Boston. Langtry plans a 1901-02 return in a Buchanan play. Bowdoin Square hosts a charity concert. Various theater acts and openings fill the week as Norumbega Park prepares to open Memorial Day.
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New York
Columbia
Phyllis Rankin
Fifi
London
Marie George
Robert Buchanan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Division 4
Fred Butler
Alice Nelsen
Captain Frederick
General
Hasty Pudding Club
Steinert Hall
Max Bruch
Kipling
Drum Major J H Skillings Leads English High Band Review
The passage describes Drum Major J H Skillings commanding the English High School band as they led the line in front of the receiving stand. The three regiments marched past while the bands played, followed by Colonel G B Reed of the reviewing party.
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J. H. Skillings
English High School
G. 8. Reed
Porto Rico Attorney General Appointment Suggested
Secretary Long read to the Cabinet a letter from Governor-General Allen of Porto Rico reporting after San Juan observations. He recommends appointing Mr. Pettingill as attorney-general of the island.
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Pettingill
Porto Rico
Washington
Long
Allen
San Juan
Ringling Brothers Circus Says Farewell To Huntington
The Ringling Circus performs on Hunting ton avenue grounds today then departs town. Weather proved unseasonable but the show delivered all promised features and a remarkable elephant herd. Advance man James Jay Brady earned much credit for the engagement.
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Huntington Avenue
Ringling Circus
James Jay Brady
Rogers Brothers in Wall Street at Hollis Monday Night
The Rogers Brothers and ensemble perform a brisk rapid gun of fun and music in Hollis Monday with a large cast led by Gus and Max Rogers and Maude Raymond among sixty artists. The show is a farewell run before a new farce next season and is part of Charles J. Rich’s testimonial event.
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Klaw & Herlanger
Rogers Brothers
Wall Street
Hollis
Gus
Max Rogers
Lee Harrison
Ross Snow
John G. Sparks
Maude Raymond
Georgia Caine
Ada Lewis
Edith St. Clair
Carolyn Elberts
Rogers
Mr. McNally
Charles J. Rich
R. C. Carton
Lord and
Lady Algy
Wheels
Daniel Frohman
Boston Museum
John Mason
Grant Stewart
Morton Selten
Philip Cuningham
Edward Lester
Charles dGiblyn
Sapho
Florence Hale
Charlotte Hunt
Henriette Rich
Frances Desmond
Broadway
Tokio
Tremont Theatre
Denman Thompson
George W. Ayer
Old Homestead
Boston
Park Theatre
New England
William Seymour
George F. Nash
Charles Barron
George Richards
Eugene Canfield
P. Augustus Anderson
Walter Lennox, Jr
Thomas M. Hunter
John Barker
Harry Allen
May Noble
Lillian Dix
Castle Square Theatre
Henry Guy Carleton
Julia Morrison
Grand Opera House
Magee
Lst
Reys
Columbia Theatre
New York
Grand Theatre
Keith's
Lafayette
Robert Edeson
Eilen Berg
Adolf Zink
Eva Williams
Jack
Doan's Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Relief
Vintage ad copy touts Doan's Ointment as a safe solution for irritated skin with no harm to children. It claims quick relief for eczema and other skin disorders and notes availability at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Doan
Religious meetings and spiritualist talks advertised in Roxbury
A dense list of church and hall events outlines sermons, seances, and union meetings across Roxbury and neighboring areas. Notable speakers include Rev J J Dunlop, Rev John G Paton D D, John Willis Baer, and Edgar W Emerson with sessions at Roxbury Presbyterian and First Spiritu Temple Exeter Street. Public seances and special music are noted with times of 10 45 am and 2 30 pm among others flanked by various denominations and venues.
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Tremont Temple
Mornin Preyer
George Crimer
Lorimer
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
Herbert L. Bene
Ruggles Street
Pere Avenue
Ioa
Peouchilie Wea
Madison C. Peters
York City
Peters
Warren Ave
Canton
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
D. D
Berkeley Temple
Pear
Charles A. Dickinson
Ruggles
Assington Street Church
Jennie Patrick Walker
Gertrude Edmands
J. C. Bartlett
Mr. Sullivan
Edward Ande Chaphain
G. Avr
Roxbury
Berkeley Hall
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
F.A. Wiggin
Exeter Street
William Lloyd Garrison
Mra. N. J
George J. Parker
Sargent
A. R. MacKusick
DR. Fulton
Ecumenical Council
Rome
AlJil
Christadelphians
Arcade
Park
Park Uare
Universal Brotherhood
Mt. Vernon Street
M. L. Guild
Booth-Tucker
Holland
New York
Cozens
This Oy
Dudley Street
Evangelistic Association OF
Pe T, Mieeeon
Ira D. Ban
41St Church
Cambridge
Park Street
Boston
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Purdy
Charles L. C. Hatch
Batten
Ahmed
Pasha
WARNS
Lodge
Howard
Irwin
Haines and Pettingill
John Weber
Enoch
Austin & Stone
Weston
Palace Theatre
Waldron
Atlantic
Gulf
Caribbean Sea
House
Guy V. Henry
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Methodist
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
Christian Endeavor
Mra Wright
Handel
Edna L. Craig
Salva Regina
Buck
Miss Morae
Adams Chorus
Stabat Mater
Concord and
Tremont _ streets
C. E. Davis
Epworth League
Epworthians
Presbyterian
B. Y
M. Christian Union
Union
Boylston Arpest
Daniel Dulasy Addison
All Oe Isco Church
Brookline
Mass
Back Bay Quartet
Christine Brown
Nepreno
Annie L. Gilbert
Eear
Davis Mattie Maxim
Jora Barry
Georg Mental Taylor
Usical Geedenn
Bert
Sole
Mattie Sei
Rea Wilder
Gaul
Seward
Sullivan
Justin D. Fult
First Baptist Church
Riestheville
Borvice
LE Temperance
Bowdoin Re Theatre
Theatrenes” of
Prince of
Huntington Ave
BIC
Tia
Cket Office
Langctry
Rogers Brother
Hollis St. Theatre
Klaw
Soha
Molally
Faroe
Joe Oe
Baden Im
Fanny Rice
Johnson and Dea
Mouliere Sistera
Ocksom Burns
Ladell and
O'Neil
Dillon Brothers
Gertrude Mansfield
Caryl Wilbur
Comisa
Palmistry
Eugene Tompe
Comedy Theatre
Denman Gece
Geo. W. Ryer
George W. Magee
Mechanics’ Hall
Toll. i
Castle Theatre
Bratch
Ondo
Boston M Museum
Mico Panawea O
THE
Thata and
SL Sr de Luxe
H. Chamberlyn
ITU P.M
Howard John W. Isham
Belle Dery
Smart
Williams
Mesambique
Pantzer
Jones and
Walton
New Palace Theatre
Ueffries and Corbett Fight
Haymarket
Austin Stone
Weston Sisters
T Nak Take Ptes
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