Veterans March 10 in Boston Common a Union memory
Boston Common hosted a veteran procession led by Edward W. Kinsley Post 113 and Kearsarge Naval Veterans. Comrades spoke on race, rights, and memorials while Shaw, Peter Salem, and Robert A. Bell posts decorated monuments and graves, with wreaths placed at Lincoln statue in Park Square.
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Boston Common
Liberty
Lincoln
Bdward W. Kinsley
James S. Barrows
George E. Henry
Frank P. Morse
B. A. Ball
Bowdoin
Parker
Kearsarge Naval
G. G. Batchelder
Shaw
Shaw Memorial
Edward Everett Brown
Brown
Boston
Robert Gould Shaw
General Butler
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Philippines
United States
Pacific
H. N. Wilson
Peter Salem
Army and Navy Union
W. 8. Carpenter
Arthur E. Jordan
W. J. Stevens
South Framingham
Dedham
Forest Hills
Cedar Grove
Woodlawn
Robert A. Bell
Shaw Monument
Joseph Smith
W. H. Thomas
Isaac 8. Muller
Lemuel Barnes
Bell Post
Park Square
Houghton & Dutton Market Specials for Saturday and Monday
Houghton & Dutton list Saturday and Monday specials with prices on butter fish lamb beef corn beef brisket and vegetables. They advertise fresh killed fowls corn fed rump and sirloin steak and Kennedy's crackers with mention of Boston stores and low prices.
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Boston
Kennedy
New England
Somerville G A R Parade Honors Fallen Soldiers
William C. Kinsley Post 139 G A R led a morning parade from Highland avenue headquarters to Somerville avenue cemetery where the soldiers monument and graves of soldiers and sailors were decorated for memorial day observances.
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William C. Kinsley
Somerville
Ezra Hale
Highland Avenue
Somerville Avenue
Memorial program at Bow Street church honors comrade George W. Coots
The post and escort moved from the cemetery to the First M. E. Church on Bow Street for public exercises presided by Commander Hale. The G. A. R. memorial program followed with Mayor Gilmnes speaking and introducing orator Professor George W. Coots of Salem’s Phil Sheridan Post 34.
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M. E
Bow Street
Hale
Gilmnes
George W. Coots
Phil Sheridan
Salem
Charlestown Commemorations Honor Lincoln Veterans Cemeteries
Veterans groups from Abraham Lincoln Post 11 and Major George L. Stearns Post 146 lead grave decorations at Bunker Hill Holy Cross and Woodlawn cemeteries. A Worth Bagley tribute and Raleigh grave wreaths mark the memorials with U S Marines and Navy yard escorts. Delegations from Meagher Union Veterans Union visit nearby burial sites.
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Abraham Lincoln
H. G. Tilden
Sons of Veterans
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Catholic
Phipps Street
General Prescott
George L. Stearns
Woman's Relief Corps
Holy Cross
James E. Crogan
James H. Griggs
Ensign Worth Bagley
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Fred ‘A. Walker
United States Marines
Navy Yard
J. S. Barrett
Thomas Francis ‘Meagher
Union Veterans’ Union
T. J. Mahoney
Boston
Kinsley Post Honors Its Mead Comrades
The Kinsley Post 113 G A R held Memorial Day ceremonies at Tremont Temple and Youngs Hotel with General Charles P. Mattocks as orator. Speakers praised veterans, debated Philippine policy, and saluted the flag as family, friends, and the public joined in singing and tributes.
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Kinsley Post
Armory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Horton
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Charles P. Mattocks
Portland
General Blackmar
General Mattocks
Mattocks
Macon
Columia
S. C
Danville
Sneaker
Charleston
D. C
Boston
South
Philippines
Edward W. Kinsley
Tremont PLC
Young’s
A. A. Pope
Tremont Temple
George E. Henry
Thomas R Mathews
Frank W. Hamilon
Irving Hale
Tremont
Associ
Fire Regiment
Fitzhugh Lee
Miles
Joseph L. White
Apolloewey
Sampson
Schley
Fenmlense
Wavine
Bertha Mason
Herbert Johnson
Colonel Pope
Union
James D. Leatherbee
Charles A. Hopkins
George E. Menry
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Ira Goodrich
Kearsarge Naval Veterans Banquet Encourages Washington Trip
Over 200 members of the Kearsarge Naval Veterans gathered at the American House for a banquet followed by patriotic exercises led by Admiral Andrew J. Houghton. Lt Commander Burke urged more public presence and proposed a Washington encampment, with support from Houghton and funds to help members unable to pay. Taps concluded the gathering.
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Kearsarge Naval
Andrew J. Houghton
Burke
Kearsarge Naval Veterans
Washington
Admiral Houghton
Doherty
Memorial Day Services at Spanish War Veterans Lot
Observers attended Memorial Day rites in Mt. Hope Cemetery within the Spanish War Veterans' lot. The ceremonies highlighted veterans' sacrifices and included a moment of silence and remarks from local officials.
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Mt. Hope Cemetery
Memorial Service At Fort Warren The Wreath Laying
Under George J. Whittier Camp No 1 S V James H Tansey commander with the Ladies Auxiliary laid laurel wreaths tied with purple ribbon on graves. Tansey gave a short address honoring the dead. Chaplain Davis led prayer and three volleys were fired by a Fort Warren detail commanded by Corporal Charles Phillips.
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Terday
George J. Whittier Camp No. 1
James H. Tansey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tansey
Davis
Fort Warren
Charles Phillips
Memorial services honor Friedrich Hecker Post in Turn Hall
Professor Von Jagemann of Warvard University delivered an eloquent address at the memorial services of Friedrich Hecker Post No. 21 G. A. R. He praised German-American soldiers for preserving the Union and celebrated U S German relations. Boston Turn Verein singers under Dr Belling performed several songs.
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Kinsley
van Ness
F. W. Hamilton
Philippines
Gram
Hamilton
Dewey
Dr. Hamilton
Grand Army
Hoar
Dr.Hamilton
E.A. Horton
Admiral Sampson
Tucker
Osborne
Myers
Hale
Professor von Jagemann
Warvard University
Friedrich Hecker
Turn Hall
United States
Germany
Boston Turn Verein
Dr. Belling
A Pastor’s Troubles End With Pink Pills Cure
Rev. William R. Brock of Provence Indiana tells how years of rheumatism liver and spleen problems and a painful stomach were relieved after eight boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the pills with curing the root blood and nerves and recommends them as a remedy sold 50 cents per box six for two dollars and fifty cents available from druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Wilam R. Brock
Provence
I. T
Dr. Williams
Wiliams
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Milk St
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William Hardt
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Friedrich Hecker Post
William B. Maton
Revere
G A. R. Hall
Memorial Hall
Benjamin F. DeButts
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