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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1916

Page

4

Boston prepares for largest parade in history today

One hundred thousand marchers from New England converge on Boston for a massive preparedness demonstration. The 3 mile route from Arlington and Beacon to Columbus avenue will be watched by over 1000 police, with reviewing stands, navy telegrams, and a Sturtevant aeroplane exhibit.

Boston Marshal Buck New England Arlington Beacon Streets Beaumont B. Buck Beacon Street Congress Lincoln Kneeland Iliet Park Square Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Handler Ambulance Corps Amory Eliot State Street Earl W. Pratt Washington Street Edward F. O’brien School Street A. @. Ratshesky Court Street Colonel Buck Massachusetts John F. Pitzgerald Bates and Foss Mathews, Curtis and Quincey State House Ronan C. Grady Florida Curley East City Hall Frederick Ward Public Buildings Department Patrick Gilmore Army Navy Republic Josephus Daniels Ames Building Houston Custom House Samuel F. Perkins Boston Post Perkins Congoleum Company Boston Press Club Robert Gladman Lowell Old City Club Boston Lodge of Elks Preparedness Committee Elks Back Road Esplanade Otter Street Boston Chamber of Commerce Beacon Arlington Streets School Water State Broad High Summer Eliot Streets Chandler Appleton Warren Avenue Aunee McCall Leonard Wood Department of the East Twenty-second Regiment Band of New York Jordan Marsh Company Eben D. Jordan Jordan Post Massachusetts Credit Union Stanley R. Miller Boston Elevated Summer Street Dorchester Avenue Dewey Square Rowe's Wharf Marine Park River Street South Boston Cambridge Portland Street Leverett Brighton Streets Broadway Washington and Dover Streets Kendall Square Dover and Tremont Streets City Point Back Bay Northampton Streets Boylston Street Massachusetts Avenue Northampton Edward Everett Square Hampden Street Shawmut Avenue Dover Street Dudley Street Dover Harrison Avenue Tremont Street Boston Ferry Roxbury Crossing Rowes Wharf Park Street Loop Dartmouth Street Crowley Haes Tufts College Harry Burden Jackson College Sturtevant Aeroplane Company of Jamaica Plain Julia Ward Howe Francis J. D. Ferguson Knights of Columbus Boston Common Parkman Bandstand Newbury Street Gloucester Street Fourth Degree Marshal Ferguson Joseph F. Coppinger Joseph C. Pelletier Louis Watson Daniel J. Gallagher Thomas J. Fay William R. Connolly John S. Quinn John Gilloley James F. J. Crowley Edward T. McGetrick William Mague P. F. Fitzgerald Joseph O'Donnell John H. Gordon Michael J. Driscoll Edward F. O'Down Benjamin F. Teel Yes Teel New York City Huntington Avenue Charles River Embankment Engineers’ Club Boston Society of Civil Engineers Architects of Boston Consulting Engineers Stone & Webster New England Waterworks Association General Electric Company the Lamson Company Mead-Morrigan Engineer Corps M. V. M. Navy League of the United States Charles T. Mainaile Frank M. Gunby Marlboro Street Roxbury St. Germain Streets

Cambridge Division Parade Grows With 6000 Marchers Planned

Cambridge division of the preparedness parade expands to include about 6000 marchers with reps from Radcliffe, Sargent School, Tufts, Cambridge teachers, and high school pupils. Major P J McNamara leads and Mrs Richard W Sutton marshals the women section addressing factory and theatre groups.

Cambridge Radcliffe Sargent School of Physical Culture Tufts College Cambridge School Charles River Parkway Boy Scouts Longfellow Improvement Society P. J. McNamara Rockwood Frank A. Elliott Coast Artillery Business Men's Training School Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company Longfellow Improvement Association Cambridge Gas Light Company Cambridge W Electric Light Company Ward Baking Company Macalaster Wiggin Company Simplex Electric Heater Company Standard Action Company Sargent School of Physical Education Ginn & Company Library Bureau Lever Brothers Company Carr Fastener Company Boston Confectionery Company George F. Close Confectionery Company Bell Confectionery Company Page

Coleman Returns to Cambridge After Parole Release

George W. Coleman, former Cambridge bank alert, is released on parole and returns home. He sheds prison garb for a blue suit at Greenfield, pledges to live honestly, and advises young men to play fair. He plans to work for his father and hopes to visit Greenfield again.

Cambridge Greenfield Coleman Charles Richardson Greenfield Centre Colemaan Eivery Mrs. Richardson

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Thomas Hurley Hurley Secretary of the Navy Lexington High School Kendall Reed Middlesex School K. of C Buck Governor's Council Frederick FE. Pierce John HH. Shorturne Speecial Commission On Military Education and Reserve the Tegal Legion Charles F. Morse First Division Harvard Regiment Constant Cordier U. S. Army C. C. Lund Wil Charles K. Darling J. Dwight Fullerton M. VY. M Revere Street Wool Trade Chandler & Co Pilgrim Publicity Association F. Nathaniel Perkins Able Charles A. Stevens MV. M Pinckney Street UT. S. Treasury Department Railway Mail Service Bureau of Animal Industry Q. M U. S Charles R. Tuckett Herbert S. Allen Mt. Vernon Street Mayors’ Club George Louis Richards Philip L. Brown James M. Curler Wiliam N. Crohan Rack Street Boston Transcript Boston Journal Boston Newsboys’ Welfare Association Whitman Times Co Walton A. Greenside James H. McDade Clarendon Street National Security League Finglish County Commissioners the Commonwealth Metropolitan West End House Grain Board Nashua N. AH J. C. R. Peabody A. Henry Higginson Sargent School For Physical Education Women's Relief Corps Adnah Fahrney Little Columbia George R. Fearing F. J. Burnham W. M M. I.T M. I. T. Engineer Corps Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company First Corps Brockton Worcester Plymouth Somerville Rfverett Natick Rifles Clinton Rifle Club Concord Lexington Groton Jordan Marsh Massachusetts Independent Aviation Corps Noble and Greenough Middlesex Mitchell School Belmont Military Association Fitchburg Dolan Richard K. Hale Robert BE Goodwin Arlington Street Plattsburg B. H. Ticknor Barard Tuckerman, Jr Commonwealth Avenue New Fineland Telephone & Telegraph Company Marshal K. Hallaide Christopher F. Lee Boston Cite Club Bee Betolbb Club Tavern Club Boston Y. Ge Hoxton Y. M. Lite Che Eaads Cpe Rige de Cite Boston Hotel Association Paul Revere M. V. Met Earl E. Davidson Boston Board of Underwriters New England Insurance Exchange John Anticock Mutual Life Insurance Company New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston Casualty Association Boston Wife Underwriters’ Association Columbian National Life Insurance Company Burea Massachusetts Renting and Insurance Company Leon I. Foss Madsor Holton B Automobile Industry Tay State Auto Association Chalmers’ Motor Company Fla Hinchcliffe Aide AL Tiske Wuairfield Street Bank Officers’ Association of Boston, Bankers and Brokers Boston Rotary Club State Street Trust Company Exchange Trust Companys William P. Rowbright &Co Ine The Russell Company Norman I. Adams Affes Joseph F. O'Connell Gordon Prince General Electric Company of Lynn Edison Electric Iluminating Company Charles HW Tenney & Co Electric Storage Battery Company Boston Consolidated Gas Company Charles A. Parker G. V. A. Clarke Boston High School United Boys' Brigade Association Wendell Phillips School St. Peter's St. John's Curtia Guild Association Mission Church Wentworth Institute Reston College Robert Gould Shaw George Fr. Renyon Nide George §. Penney M. Vv. M Physicians and Surgeons City Hospital Harvard Medical Society Dorchester Medical Society David Cheever TLieutenant Sumner C. And_rews M. RR. C Society of Colonial Wars Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution American Citizens of Beverly All Citizens American Fund For National Negro Preparedness League Walter K. Watkins Nide Herbert N. Ridgway K. of R Boston Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Boston Aerie Order of Eagles Royal Arcanum St. Joseph’s Total Assumence Society National League of Government Order of Walton John R. Woodworth Fairfield Street S. Army and Navy M. Vv M. Army and Navy Union A. G. Reynolds A. I. Wyman Hereford Street City of Patrick J. McNamara William Fr. Perry Back Street Bwsplanade Warvard Bridge H. J. Burden I. J. Googins Wills City of Cambridge Transportation Division Boston & Albany Boston & Maine New Haven Quincy W. FE. Sweetser New England Shoe and Leather Association Flinthote Mfg. Co Harry O. Thayer Ancient Order of Hibernians Stearns School Republic Frederick J. Melanguin Alde Fred E. Jones Dartmouth Streets P. O P. J. Croninaide W. E. Curran Edward F. O'Dowd United Spanish War Veterans Ninth Regiment Veteran Association John Titus Tri-Mountain Garrison Sons of Veterans United Fruit Company American Sugar Refining Company Braman Dow Company Chase & Sanborn H. W. Jobs-Manville Company Fairbanks Company Dictaplone Company Walter Trnker & Co National Machinery Tool Company Hersey Manufacturing Company Richards & Co., Inc Walworth Manufacturing Company Bird & Son Sellers Phillips Company F. W. Rouskeld Company the Texas Company Batehelder & Snyder Company Metropolitan Coal Company George A. Mahoney S. J. Gaffney North Side Rubber Trades Division Harry P. Ballard C. F. 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