Cadets Parade in Boston Largest Ever Seen in City
The 43rd annual cadet parade drew about 400 unarmed cadets plus thousands of spectators in Boston as boys marched from Clarendon Street to Tremont and School Streets. Mayor Fitzgerald reviewed the line at City Hall, with Governor Draper and staff at the State House. A water break ended the march before a dress parade on the Common.
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Boston
Joseph H. Sélib
Clarendon Street
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston Street
John C. MacNeil
2. H.S
Tremont
School Streets
Fitzgerald
City Hall
William L
Pony Company
John Brown
J. Powers
EB. H
Draper
State House
Compa
George Benyon
Bartlett
J. Taylor
E. H. Dimmoc
BE. H
Ralph Mila
H. F. Swanson
John Levy
B. L
T. M. Leggett
Samuel Berry
Long Boston cadets roster lists many regiments and officers
Chairman Ellis leads a detailed muster of First through Fifth Regiments from Boston high schools and city academies. The document lists colonels, majors, captains, lieutenants, adjutants, and drum major assignments with numerous companies and staff across English High School, Boston Latin School, Dorchester High, East Boston High, Charlestown High, Roxbury, West Roxbury, and other units. Names include Selib, Macneill, Reed, Doherty, Taylor, Cleary, and many junior officers, regiment appurtenances, and corps.
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English High School
Joseph H. Selib
Herman Kline
Henry E. Webster
Bent
F. Gold
Max I. Krulee
Samuel P. Kapan
Maurice Shapiro
Norman Ellard
Carleton Allen
William H. Beck
M. O'Day
George H. Holand
Ralph D. Washburn
Robert Eddleston
Samuel Gottleb
Jacob W. Cushner
Wallace M. McNaught
C. J. Cleary
Donald R. Dixon
A. Thomas Culhane
J. Flockton
J. C. . O'Connor
Joseph O'Day
Gordon Roctre
Charles C. Keith
Dorchester-South Boston
William L. Hoeble
D. H. Ss
Alfred V. Cogan
B. Bae
Charles S. Batchelder
M. VY. M
Ballinger
D. H
Edward W. Joyce
Robert G. Jennings
Paul C. Curtis
Roy M. Magwood
Harold Brown
Howard H.terhune
Eliot R. Sharp
Roger Kennedy
Albert C. Kalder
Edwin Ibleman
George EK
Gordon ©. Sleeper
Fason F. Moxon
Walter
Cart A
4. Brooks
Leslie
Erast Piel
Edward D. Donegan
Thomas O’connor
James Kindred
James C. Grant
Ernest Steck
Herbert E. Olsen
John Connelly
Herbert Roddy
Walter M. Lyon
Joseph McCarthy
Nelson Hermance
John M. Lynch
John Thornton
Girard Ronas
East Boston
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Brighton
Charlestown
John R. Taylor
W. Howard Burk
William G. Cummings
James J. Meade
John F. McCarthy
James P McNamara
Louis J. Walsig
Chester K. Brown
Michael A. Flaherty
Roy Baum
Harry Stewart
Michael Celley
Thin
Theodore P. Whittemore
George W. Russell
Charles W. Alexander
Chester Churchill
Louis H. Sheffer
George Freitas
Hyman Fine
W. Burton Cohen
Bent B Lowe
Robert T. Almy
Abraham Strauss
William B. Kelleher
Frederick Day
Thomas J. Giancy
Conditional results mark new Massachusetts Militia officers
The Examining Board completed the report on 22 newly commissioned officers for the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. Major Franklin G. Taylor and Captain Freeman C. Hinckley passed conditionally, with medical board appearances required in June or July. The Naval Brigade officers all passed. several lieutenants were noted as not yet assigned or still on duty, with appearances pending for medical review.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Franklin G. Taylor
Ninth Regiment
Taylor
Marlboro Company
Freeman Hinckley
First Corps of Cadets
Charlies H. Cole
Hinckley
Naval Brigade
John L. Haggerty
Lynn
Haggerty
Sixth Infantry
Charles A. Ranlett
Eighth Infantry
Lawrence
Freeman C. Hinckley
First Corps
Boston
William Statement
Second Infantry
Springfield
Fred R. Robinson
Howard G. Copeland
Leslie D. Knowlton
C Company
Albert H. Baker
W. St. Clair Jones
Henry H. Bartlett
Grover C. Squier
Northampton
Gilbert Hodges, Jr
Cambridge
H. Douglas Campbell
Daniel HE. Christian
Ninth Infantry
Lowell
Frederic G. Bauer
Fred ©. Esterbrook
Somerville
Harry J. Dougan
Benjamin F. Allen
Gloucester
Leon F. Foss
Henry J. Winslow
Charles F. Chandler
Waar Aren Vieutenant
Robert B. Weir
Ompany I
James P. Lockhart
Husbands and Wives Court Approved in New York
Mayor Gaynor signed a bill creating a domestic relations court for marital disputes in New York City. The measure, backed after a state commission inquiry, moves to Governor Hughes for signature and also adds a separate night court for women, extra police magistrates, and justices to the Court of Special Sessions.
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New York
Gaynor
New York City
Hughes
Court of Special Sessions
Mrs Davies Dean Nominated as First Jackson College Dean
Mrs Caroline Davies of 440 Newbury Lane has been nominated by President Frederick W. Hamilton of Tufts as the first dean of Jackson College. It is believed the appointment will be approved by the board of trustees at their next meeting.
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Caroline 8. Davies
Newbury Ale
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts
Jackson College
Holyoke Mayor in No Mystery
The despatch about Mayor Nathan P. Avery of Holyoke claiming mystery over his whereabouts was wrong. Officials and citizens knew he was in Atlantic City recovering from a nervous trouble and he plans to return soon to resume duties.
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Nathan P. Avery
Holyoke
Atlantic City
Fireman Falls Fifteen Feet In Roxbury Cigar Box Fire
Ladderman John Haggerty fell through a roof during a blaze at the J. W. Streicher cigar box factory at 178 Ruggles Street Roxbury last night. He was found unconscious on a lower floor and carried out. The fire started in the heifer room and rapidly climbed to the second story and roof trapping nearby properties. Dense smoke greeted arriving firefighters and damage was estimated at 300 dollars with cause undetermined.
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John Haggerty
J. W. Streicher Company
Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Albert Champions
Whittier Street
Cabot Street
Streicher
Hinds Ahead at Portland in Republican Caucus
In Portland Maine on May 27 Asher J Hinds parliamentary leader of the National House Republicans won a clear edge over Frederick Hale by capturing delegates from five of nine wards to choose delegates for the first district congressional convention. The contest centers on succeeding Congressman Amos Allen who will not seek another term.
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Portland
Asher J. Hinds
National House of Representatives
Frederick Hale
United States
Eugene Hale
Amos Lawrence
Allen
Hinds Leads Wards In City Caucus For 75 Delegates
In a large city caucus Hinds carried Wards 5 through 9 for 3031 votes while Hale won Wards 1 to 4 with 2563 votes. Richard Webb received 200 votes brief as 75 delegates are in Portland including three at large likely backing Hinds. The convention is set for June 30 and districts shift to Cumberland and York counties.
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Mr. Hinds
Hale
Richard Webb
Portland
Cumberland
York
Hinds
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Phillips Engagement Announces Congressman Peters Planned Marriage
May 27. The engagement of Martha R. Phillips to Congressman Andrew J. Peters of Boston will be announced. Phillips, sister of William C. Phillips, long prominent in Boston Washington society, has spent much of her life abroad with her mother. Peters, Harvard graduate in 1895 and lawyer, has served in Massachusetts politics and since 1907 in Congress.
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Martha R. Phillips
John C. Phillips
Andrew J. Peters
Boston
Miss Phillips
Phillips
William C. Phillips
United States
London
Washington
Berkeley Street
Governor Draper
Beacon Street
Diplomatic Corps
Mr. Peters
Phillipses
Wendell Phillips
Peters
Harvard
Mve
Law
State House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Massachusetts
Militia Sent to Stop Night Riders in Kentucky
A detachment of militia moved to Lamasco near Hopkinsville to protect Milton Oliver and his family from night riders after threats in the area. Local authorities ordered protective action to guard residents amid ongoing tension and potential violence.
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Hopkinsville
Lamasco
Milton Oliver
Weds Jap Now Seeks A Divorce
Reno Nevada May 27 Mrs Gunjaros Aoki formerly Miss Gladys Emery daughter of Archdeacon Emery of Corte Madera Marin County Cal living in Carson City establishing six months residence preliminary in seeking a divorce Archdeacon Emery the woman's father left Carson City Wednesday after arranging details for his daughter's residence A baby about 10 months old with distinct Japanese features completes the little group.
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Reno
Ney
Gunjaros
Aoki
Gladys Emery
Archdeacon Emery
Corte Madera
Marin County
Calig
Carson City
Emery
Secret romance ties California archdeacon’s daughter to Japanese servant
Mrs. Aoki, once shrouded as Mrs. Bishop, arrives in Carson with Ter Abbott. Gladys Emery, daughter of Corte Madera’s Episcopal archdeacon, eloped with Gunjiro Aoki, a Japanese servant, after fleeing California for Seattle to marry. Their story, veiled by scandal, resurfaces as the couple’s identity and motives are revealed in California and Washington.
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Aoki
Carson
Emery House
Gladys
California
Seattle
Aokis
Archdeacon
Emery
May Party at St Stephen’s Church attracts mayor crowd
The annual May party of St Stephen's Church was held in St John's Hall on Mogon Street North End last evening. A large crowd of former and current parish members attended. Mayor John F. Fitzgerald arrived late, spoke briefly, and departed promptly.
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St. .John’s Hall
Mogon Street
North End
Fomer
John F. Fitzgerald
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