Thousands of Pretty Girls Cheer Boston High School Cadets Parade
Thousands of pretty girls in picture hats line Boston streets to cheer the annual Boston High School Cadets parade and drill. Over 3000 boys march in regiments from multiple schools, reviewed by Mayor Hibbard and Governor Draper, with bands playing and a formal salute on the Common before a lunch and afternoon drill.
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Boston
Boston High School
Montgomery Street
Clarendon Street
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston Street
Tremont
Otis
Devonshire
Franklin
Broad
State
Washington
Beacon
Charles Street
City Hall
Hibbard
State House
A. Shuman & Co
Summer Street
Republic
Ulysses S. Grant
A. §. Grant
Grant
Post
Boston High School Regiment
E. B. Macintosh
Unitarian Banquet closes anniversary week at Tremont Temple
About 900 delegates and members attended at Tremont Temple for a banquet ending the anniversary week. Speakers included General A W Greely and Rev A M Rihbany with remarks on moral courage and civic duty. James M Leathers recounted his Unitarian journey and warned about government neglect. Universalists joined for a forenoon and afternoon session at King's Chapel with Holmes Adams and Hamilton speaking on Sunday school topics.
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Tremont Temple
A. W. Greely
A. M. Richbany
Toledo
James M. Leathers
Indianapolis
Ind
Felix Taylouj
Richmond
Eng
William M. Olin
General Greely
Yukon
A. M. Rihbany
West
Boston
Universalists
King’s Chapel
John H. Holmes
John C. Adams
Hartford
Conn
F. W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Lucia Ames Mead
Special Train To Mr Wilsons Funeral
The Henry Siegel Company arranged with the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to run a special train to Mansfield for the funeral of Joseph Wilson II vice president and secretary. The train departs Track 14 South Station at 12 in Boston and returns from Mansfield at 4. Friends may arrange with Morris at the Siegel Bank Saturday. The funeral starts 1 pm at the house and 2 pm at the church.
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Henry Siegel Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mansfield
Joseph Wilson
South Station
Wilson
Boston
Siegel
Mr. Morris
Siegel Bank
Teamster
Babies Killed By Bad Milk Up Here in Boston Debate
Dr. George W. Goler of Rochester at a Faneuil Hall meeting said dirty milk kills infants and blasted Congress for risky public health funding. He urged tuberculin testing for cattle and praised Boston and New York efforts to improve milk safety and maternal training to prevent infant mortality. Dr. Bartel presided, outlining the group’s aim to protect infant life.
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George W. Goler
Rochester
N. Y
Committee On
Faneuil Hall
John W. Bartol
Goler
Congress
Wilbur C. Phillips
New York
Boston
John W. Bartel
Missing Mill Man George Vaughn Searched For
Scouring parties organized in Middleboro after George Vaughn prominent local mill man vanished since last Wednesday. His bicycle found near a swamp between here and South Middleboro becomes the sole clue while a mill has shut down and workers join the search.
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Middleboro
George Vaughn
Battis Found Guilty in Two Counts of Larceny from City
After a 19 hour trial ex Alderman George H Battis was convicted on both counts of larceny from the city. Judge Schofield raised Battis bail to 200 dollars, cash bail supplied by a coworker then identified as funded by relatives.
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George H. Battis
Schofield
Battis
Daniel H. Coakley
Veterans of G A R Dedicate Memorial at Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport Me May 28 The soldiers and sailors memorial will be dedicated on Memorial Day in the village square atop a raised circular mound enclosed by a granite wall. The monument of Kennebunkport granite rises 16 feet, features a bronze eagle, and includes a granite drinking fountain for horses and dogs. Webster Post G A R will oversee the dedication with a parade to the monument and a reception by a bridge committee.
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Kennebunkport
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial
Webster Post
Kennebunk
Officers Elected by Ladies of N A S E
At the ninth annual New England convention of the ladies auxiliary to the National Association of Stationary Engineers the following officers were elected Mrs L L Mullens Boston president Mrs FE Green Chartley Mass recording secretary Mrs HL Cantiela Providence treasurer Mrs EK Dill Boston chaplain Mrs O Heckler New Haven conductor Mrs B J Briggs Athol door keeper
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New England
Ladies’ Auxiliary
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Franklin Square House
L. L. Mullens
Boston
FE. C. Green
Chartley
Mass
H.L. Cantiela
Providence
EK. Dill
O. Heckler
New Haven
B. J. Briggs
Athol
Roosevelt Is Only Memory in Senate Tariff Talk
Senator Stone halted sugar schedule debate to comment on tariff policy and roosevelts legacy calling him a memory while praising Taft as a living potential. Aldrich pressed ahead on sugar and tobacco schedules with no rate changes by the finance committee. Bradley urged repeal of the 6 cent tobacco internal tax amid antitrust criticisms and night ride raids.
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Washington
Stone
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Senate
Clay
Bradley
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tobacco Trust
Tent Camp for Deaf Mute Hope Clarified
The Rev E C Wyand of the Evangelistic Alliance of the Church of the Deaf and Dumb explains a summer camp plan uses a tent camp only and has no land purchase or building plans. He warns against unapproved solicitors claiming Alliance backing for the project.
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E. C. Wyand
Evangelistic Alliance of the Church of the Deaf and Dumb
Evangelical Alliance
Mr. Wyand
The
Alliance For the Deaf and Dumb
Pass Wilson Resolutions from Boston Merchants’ Association
The retail trade committee adopted resolutions on the death of Joseph Wilson at a meeting held yesterday afternoon.
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Joseph Wilson
Boston Merchants’ Association
Marine Eye Remedy Trial Promises Quick Eye Comfort
A brief note promotes Marine Eye Remedy for red weak weary and watery eyes claiming fast soothing effect. The ad copy urges readers to try the product to ease eye pain and irritation.
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Marine
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Charlestown
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J. G. Pottinger
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G. P. Sexton
Clayton S. Green
H. D. Jacobs
D. H
J. A. Duggan
William G. Dow
Brighton High School
John L. Dimmock
HB. Burton Macintosh
Dorchester High School
MR. Wilson
Ossipee
N. H
Fred Woodman
Batiis
Veterans OF G. A. R
Soldiers and Sailors
Kennebunkport, Me
Paris
Anderson
Says Stone
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Streets
Demi Tasse
S United
Panama
Rosenberg Bros
Madras
Iflenry Siegel Co
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