Boston Hosts Japanese General Kuroki at Royal Breakfast
A high profile breakfast at the Touraine in Boston seated Mayor Fitzgerald Governor Guild and General Kuroki among 22 guests, with local officials and military officers attending. The event showcased cordial exchanges, flags, and a formal reception planned for the evening with Massachusetts and U.S. military officers invited.
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the Touraine
Boston
Fitzgerald
Governor Guild
Kuroki
William O'Connell
Arthur Dolan
Frank Gettemy
Oliver Wood
Lynch
John F. Crocker
Chamber of Commerce
Kiyoshi
Maezawa
Ota
Mazayawa
Yoshida
Tanaka
Saigo
Tamura
William Berwin
Jerome Jones
Merchants’ Association
W. J. Barrett
Boston Common Council
Guild
State House
Lagrange Street
Bowley
Tremont Street
Japan
Commonwealth
William W H. Brigham
William B. Emery
Hugh Bancroft
William C. Capelle
James G. White
Eewin W. M. Bailey
Henry L. Williams
Samuel D. Parker
William B. Edgar
E. P. Clark
M. E. Cobb
J. H. Whitney
Walter Sanborn
William M. Olin
The
Arthur B
John F. Fitzgerald
Charles G. Washburn
Worcester
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
BuWer Ames
Lowell
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
John A. Kelcher
Joseph F. O'Connell
John W. Weeks
Newton
J. Q. A. Brackett
John L. Bates
William A. Bancroft
Robert A. Blood
Thomas R. Matthews
William Stopford
Benjamin F. Peach, Jr
M. VV. M
Henry Parsons
Thomas Kit
Kuroki Tours Revolutionary Battlefields in Lexington Visit
General Kuroki of Japan toured Lexington Arlington and Concord with General Wood and Harvard officials. He viewed the Lexington tablets at the triangle green and Bunker Hill from Monnant Square, expressing satisfaction with the historic sights and saying the trip exceeded his expectations.
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Lexington
Kuroki
America
Dewey
Japan
Bunker Hill Monument
Paul Revere
Wood
Harvard
Arlington
Arlington Centre
Concord
Charlestown
Monnant Square
Touraine
Banquet at Algonquin honors Japanese general in color
A formal military dinner at the Algonquin Club honored General Iuroki with no speeches at the guest request. Guests included General Baron Tamemoto Kuroki and U S officers, amid red and white Japanese colors and Stars and Stripes decorations.
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Iuroki
Governor Guild
Algonquin Club
Draper
Japan
Baron Tamemoto Kuroki
O. E. Wood
Charles Lynch
U.S. A
Yasutsuna Kiyoshi
Michiharu Umezawa
Masanori Ota
Motohiki Magayama
Marquis Jutoku Saigo
Shojiro Tanaka
Go Kobayashi
Yoshitsugu Tamura
Albion F. Demis
Brook
Kuroki Visits Boston Art Museum Today
The Japanese commander Kuroki visits the Boston Art Museum this morning arriving at 10 30. He will be escorted by Gard ner M Lane and Dr A S Bigelow of the board as he views the collection of Japanese sword hilts noted for its completeness.
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Kuroki
Boston
Boston Art Museum
Gardner M. Lane
A. S. Bigelow
Overcrowded Railway Field Warns of New Lines
President P F Sullivan of the Boston and Northern and Old Colony Street Railway companies told the New England Street Railway Club that legislation burdens street railways and invites competition. He said the state already has excessive facilities and warned new interurban lines would fail financially.
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P. F. Sullivan
Boston & Northern and
Old Colony Street Railway Companies
New England Street Railway Club
American House
Railroad Commission
State House
Subway Block Delays Traffic After Train Car Break
Downtown traffic on the elevated structure and in the subway between Haymarket Square and North Station was blocked from 6 30 to 7 16 p m due to five dead cars on a north bound train. The train stalled while entering the subway from the north approach because of the steep grade.
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Haymarket Square
General Kuroki Visits Boston Campus and Secret Club
General Kuroki arrived in Boston and was hosted by a secretive club amid guarded greetings. He declined faculty welcomes at University Hatch, expressed curiosity about maps and walls in the faculty room, and spoke briefly to students before continuing to Lexington and Bunker Hill.
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Mr. Greene
College Yard
University Hatch
University Hall
Japan
Asia
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Kuroki Tours Harvard Sites In Daily Schedule
General Kuroki, feeling well, visits Harvard University facilities, meets Dean Richardson, discusses the Stadium and boathouse, and expresses interest in President Eliot and Longfellow's house. He enjoys a lunch at Harvard Union, admires the yard, and asks about the Washington Elm and battlefields while noting English comfort and polite hosts.
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Kuroki
Archbishop O’connell
Fitzgerald
Higginson
Major Higginson
Harvard University
Harvard
Jerome D. Greene
Eliot
State House
Harvard Hosts World War Hero Kuroki At Cambridge
General Baron Kuroki, hero of many battles, visits Harvard University amid cheers from students and faculty. President White praises his deeds as Kuroki speaks briefly in Japanese and thanks Harvard for its courtesies before departing for Lexington.
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Kuroki
Cambridge University
Roosevelt
Harvard
John D. White
Major Higginson
University Hall
Baron Kuroki
John White
Japan
Memorial Hall
Washington Elm
Harvard Yard
Holworthy
Hollis
Stoughton
Harvard Union
Union
Dr. Walcott
Alpha Delta Phi Club
Lexington
Johnson Gate
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