Programme of the Honoured Tour Visit Schedule
The programme outlines a multi city tour starting tomorrow with Providence visits on Oct 8 and church services on Oct 4. It includes field day receptions at Horticultural Hall and Symphony Hall, trips around the country, West Point, Old Guard of New York entertainment, a Roosevelt reception, Niagara Falls, Montreal, Brookline Country Club reception, and a London company departure on Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Honourables
Providence
R. I
Boston Company
Horticultural Hall
Symphony Hall
Soandamentary
London Company
Fall River
New York
West Point
Old Guard of
Washington
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Roosevelt
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Boston
Country Club
Brookline
Victorian Club
Plans for Registration Open for State and City Elections
Election commissioners released the registration regulations and outside registration sites for both state and city elections. A long list details ward registration booths and key streets, with names of outside registrars by ward. Outside registration runs from November 12 to November 15, while state registration closes October 14 at 10 p.m. Registrars report to the Board of Election Commissioners at 8 p.m. for instructions and oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Saratoga Street
Prescott Street
Maverick Street
Bremen Street
Ferrin Street
Bunker Hill Street
Bunker Hill Grammar
Baldwin Street
City Hall
City Square
Charlestown
North Bennet Street
Hudson Street
Oak Street
McLean Street
Blossom Street
Old Franklin
Washington Street
Dover Street
Columbus Avenue
Appleton Street
Prince
Exeter Street
Newbury Street
Concord Street
Newland Street
B Street
West Broadway
East Fourth Street
Emerson Street
West Fourth Street
Dorchester Street
Monadnock Street
Dudley Street
Lot
Vine Street
Whittier Street
Hampshire Street
Elmwood Street
Roxbury Street
Meeting House Hill
Lamartine Street
Boylston Street
Minton
Hyde Park Avenue
Dorchester Hall
Field’s Corner
Old Town Hall
Brighton
Ward
J. John B. Ferren
David L. Ada
Richard McDonnell
Benny M. Schwartz
Timothy J. Toomey
William P. Bryant
George H. McDonough
Frederick A. Silva, Jr
John J. Murphy
Frank N. Duniels
John W. Dolan
Rank J. Enos
Joseph Ankin
Henry A. McDonald
Daniel J. McLaughlin
Henry Gediman
Alphonsus L. Llewelyn
James F. Morgan
James D. McQuaid
Harold W. Lovett
Patrick D. Callahan
John P. Roach
Charles J. Palmer
Fred Haskell
Thomas Granville
Charles H. Turner
James E. Brown
John F. Perkins
Frank A. Stout
Charles H. G. Ferguson
Eugene J. Courtney
Benjamin P. Hutchinson
Joseph R. Dolan
James Ballantyne
John J. Buckley
Valentine Richter
Lawrence H. Logan
William C. Rogers
John H. Mulhern
Adolph G. Sandberg
Albert R. Brown
Robert A. Backup
Arthur R. Kenney
James H. Knight
James P. McGarrigle
Peletiah R. Tripp
John
McClellan Chosen for Mayor at Democratic Convention
New York October 1 Congressman George B McClellan was nominated for mayor at the Democratic convention today with 434 votes to 219 for Judge William F Gaynor. Manhattan Queens and Richmond backed McClellan while Brooklyn mostly backed Gaynor except for one vote. Edward M Grout nominated for comptroller amid prolonged hisses and cries for Coler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George B. McClellan
William F. Gaynor
Manhattan
Queens
Richmond
McClellan
Brooklyn
Gaynor
Edward M. Grout
Coler
Rhode Island Democrats renominate Garvin for governor
Rhode Island Democrats meet in Providence to nominate a state ticket and form a permanent organization for the coming campaign. L. F. C. Garvin is renominated for governor with no opposition, joined by Archambault for lieutenant governor and other state offices. The platform stresses state issues, self government, constitutional reform, shorter work day, and child labor regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Democrats
Rhode Island
L. F. C. Garvin
Cumberland
Adelard Archambault
Woonsocket
J. J. Gilmart
Garvin
Emperor and Czar Hunt in Austria After Sport
Emperor Francis Joseph and the Czar reached the hunting lodge near Muerzsteg Styria at 5 PM after a day of sport. Police precautions are extraordinary with gendarmes detectives and other officers lining roads to Muerzsteg and positioned to see and call to each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Muerzsteg
Styria
Muuerzsteg
Parade of Ancients and Honours Roster Listed
Detailed roll call of military units and officers in the parade of ancestors and dignitaries. Includes FIRST CORPS OF CADETS FIRST HEAVY ARTILLERY SIXTH FIFTH NINTH EIGHTH INFANTRY TROOP A NATIONAL LANCERS BRITISH VETERANS ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY and corps officers with ranks and adjutants. Also lists right and left wing units with captains majors surgeons paymasters and chaplains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Sleeper
Thomas L. Jenkins
A. L. Cochran
Charles S. Butler
A. Preston Chase
National Lancers
Frank T. Hitchcock
A. Courtenay
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Sidney M. Hedges
Charles K. Darling
A. M. Ferris
E. Dwight Hill
George A. Perkins
Frank M. Johnson
Walter Shurtleff
Frederick L. Abbott
Frank L. Davidson
Emery Grover
W. L. Willey
George E. Hall
George H. Allen
William H. Oakes
William M. Ferris
Francis Meredith, Jr
Daniel B. H. Power
Ira P. Smith
Joseph J. Feeley
R. W. Bates
Joshua A. Cushing
A. R
Edwin R. Frost
John D. Nichols
Charles H. Porter
Fleet at Boston Light awaits honours
The article describes a British visitors event with the Honourable Artillery Company and British Veterans Association. It notes arrival at Yar mouth steamboat wharf after 11 am, met by Captain Stokes and Drum Major Reid, with Bandmaster Cooper staying at the Bellevue Hotel and band members at Jacot's Hotel on Boylston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacot
Honourable Artillery Company
Yarmouth
Thomas T. Stokes
W. W. Reid
British Veterans’ Association
W. F. Cooper
Bellvue Hotel
Decorations Along The City Honor The Hon Ourable Artillery Company
Decorations honoring the Hon Ourable Artillery Company of London appear beyond the parade line and are visible throughout the city’s business district. Notably, the Continental Hotel on Essex Street, the Independent Scots Guards headquarters, and the Frazer Royal Highlanders of Pawtucket Rhode Island stand out in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Continental Hotel
Essex Street
Independent Scots Guards
Frazer Royal Highlanders
Pawtucket
R. I
Flags Blend National Emblems for Ceremonial Display
American flags are blended with the national flags of England Scotland and Ireland while the King's colors and those of the colonies are festooned and draped with rich and pleasing effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Ireland
Colonies
Scots Guards Parade With Veterans In Sunday March
The Independent Scots Guards are invited to join a church parade on Sunday marching with the British Military and Naval Veterans. Captain Alexander Simpson with the colors and the adjutant will march to the South station meet the Frazer Royal Highlanders of Pawtucket and escort them to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scots Guards
Alexander Simpson
Frazer Royal Highlanders
Pawtucket
Quiet GOP gathering previews state convention in 1924
Republican politicians from across the state met at the American House for a preconvention planning session. A reception honored Governor Bates and Lieutenant Governor Guild as they prepared to unveil a platform endorsing law observance, tariff reform, and support for Roosevelt and Bates. The resolutions committee finalized a platform largely unchanged from the previous year, nominating Bates for governor and Curtis Guild Jr. for lieutenant governor along with a slate for attorney general secretary of state treasurer and other statewide offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American House
Bates
Guild
Roosevelt
J. L. Bates
Republicans Enthusiastic at City Dinner Before State Election
An upbeat Republican gathering at the American House featured Governor Bates and Lieutenant Governor Guild as principal speakers. Enthusiasm ran high as leaders urged vigorous turnout and criticized Democratic naturalization activity, with Ward chairmen pledging faithful organizing work before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Talbot
Governor Bates
Guild
Bates
State Committee
Parker S. Davis
Beverly
William 4. Boyden
Brockton
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Harry W. James
Chelsea
William Davidson
Chicopee
William Q. Huey
Everett
William Mitchell
Fan ‘River
Albert H. Burgess
Fitchburg
Fred W. Tibbetts
Gloucester
Stephen E. Colby
Haverhill
Charles D. Colson
Holy
Allen H. Bagg
Pittsfield
Albert G. Dolliver
Quincy
William S&s
Felton
Salem
Charles V. Blanchard
Somerville
Walter
Programme for Honourables for Today Oct Escort Events
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company will escort the Honourable Artillery Company with Massachusetts Militia support from Youngs Hotel. The Ancients return to Faneuil Hall via Scollay square Corn Hill and Deck Square. The two companies visit Governor and Mayor then attend a smoker at Faneuil Hall with a stage entertainment. The A and H A Company arrive at Faneuil Hall escorted by Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Honourable Artillery Company
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Young’s Hotel
Parker House
Faneuil Hall
Scollay Square
Cornhill
Deck Square
Honourable Artilery Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
City of
Boston
Armory
Young's Hotel
Boston Theatres
Two Pretty Girls Face Prosecution Over Forged Wills
New York October 1. Eva and Georgina Bradley of Cliffside New Jersey face criminal prosecution after Surrogate Silkman ruled the will of Mrs. Alicia Armstrong a forgery. Three forged wills allegedly bequeathed nearly 400000 to the sisters. A long-s stated romance and a string of deaths and insanity are noted, with lawyer Walter M. Sherwood representing the girls. The sisters and their mother refuse to pursue the fortunes and will remain at Cliffside unless lawfully entitled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eva
Georgina Bradley
Walter M. Sherwood
Union Hill
Bradley
Cliffside
Trial Record Shows Editorials Read On Tillman Case
In Lexington D C on October 1 the Tillman murder trial entered its fourth day focusing on editorials from the State newspaper dated 1902. Prosecutors planned to read all editorials about the defendant from April to year end, including opposition to his gubernatorial bid and remarks on sending a telegram to the President about a sword presentation. One witness, James W King of Florence, testified he saw a pistol in Tillman's pocket the day before the shooting and noted hostile feelings between Tillman and N G Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
D. C
James H. Tillman
Gonzales
Michael Jenkins
James W. King
Florence County
Columbia
Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Grief Stricken Woman Rescued From Fourth Floor Window
Mrs Mary Nevins 28 attempted suicide by leaping from a fourth story window at 3 Sandford Place after 8 pm. An officer seized her, she fought, and was taken to the Tombs after being held at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nevins
Sandford Place
Chelsea couple marks 25th anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Frank H Reed of Chel sea celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary at 106 Blossom street with about 200 relatives and friends. The Chel sea Brass Band serenaded the couple, Reed organizer and manager of the band, as guests presented a silver service and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Reed
Chelsea
Blossom Street
Chelsea Brass Band
Reed
Soo Companies To Receive Temporary Aid This Saturday
In Sault Ste. Marie Ontario government confirms aid for local Soo companies and immediate pay for workers next Saturday via private wire from F H Clergue. Canadian Soos carded notices and town celebrates. Michigan Lake Superior Power Co to pass to a receiver tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Oct
The
Soo
Ontario
F. H. Clergue
Toronto
Soos
Michigan Soos
Michigan Lake Superior Power Company
Incendiary Fires Endanger Belfast Militia Patrol
North Belfast, Me faces a wave of arson aimed at buildings linked to smallpox cases. Over several days property losses total about $12,000 as vigilante watchmen patrol the town. Postmaster Edward Mitchell fell ill with varioloid. his post office/store and nearby home burned. Early today two homes belonging to Mrs. Oliver Chase and Mrs. Frank Emmons were found on fire, destroyed before occupants could return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Edward Mitchell
Mitchell
Oliver Chase
Frank Emmons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honourables OF
London
Walery Photo Co
M’clellan
Gov. Garvin
Emperor and
Czar
Sanaa
Mounted Police
Thomas F. Edmands
William B. Stearns
Charles M. Green
Alfred J. Cowan
David Cheever
William A. Haynes
Frank F. Phinney
Charles B. Woodman
John B. Paine
C. W. Holmes
Mone Howard 8
William A. Rolfe
J. C. Stedman
Horace B. Parker
John A. Curtin
R.S. Hale
Sixth Infantry
Me H. Priest
Walter M. Lindsay
Stanwood G. Sweetser
George Fef. Dow
Herman Cross
Joseph §. Hart
Fred E. Bolton
Lewis G. Hunton
James DeWolf Perry, Jr
A. McMillan
Fifth Infantry
Murray D. Clements
Willis W. Stover
Francis Meredith
Ninth Infantry
George F. H. Murray
William J. Casey
Eighth Infantry
Edward H. Eldredge
T. J. Cartland
F. Nesham
A. L. Ladenburg
P. C. Cooper
A. F. Herbert
A. L. Ward
G. Harland
G. Hering
T. L. Green
B. T. Mills
H. A. C. Horse Artillery
H. IL
A. F. Blades
R. E. Childers
O. Bugster
F. C. Meering
T. F
I. H. Russell
K. Salem
A. A. Scott
A. W. Sibeth
R. Speller
W. C. Symes
P. N. Steinberg
T. P. Thompson
W. Tetley-Jones
Bb. Venables
J. D. H. Watts
J. 8. Wilton
W. A. Allen
C. P. Attenborough
R. H. Attenborough
V. Barrett
E. Bennett
R. W. Bradshaw
Y. Bright
P. G. Browne
H. A. Caslon- Smith
J. Clark
D. Cookes
T. W. Cooper
D. Duncan
R. Dyas
A. Forster
A. T. Gordon-Smith
H. S. Greenwood
S. Grossmith
A. G. Harness
H. Harris
C. C. Haycraft
H. T. Holloway
J. F. Jones
J. C. Kendall
A. King
J. Lines, Jr
F. P. Matthews
A. J. Norris
C. W. Oliver
E. C. Platt
H. H. S. Postans
C. EB. Pettit
R. Frost Smith
Eb, L. Warren
D. Wheatley
C. J. Brymer
S. H. Byron
C. W. Faulkner
E. G. Head
G. W. Isley
Ilsley
H. Jarrett
D. M. Lewis
H. W. Nicholson
W. J. W. Nodder
H. Pocock
F. I. Spielman
W. A. Stirling
A. C. Weston
A. I. Barnett
R. W. Bateman
J. Boreham
A. D. Collins
L. E. Cutbill
J. Dalton
H. L. Farmer
P. L. Morgen
W. H. Rolfe
G. H. A. Wade
J. H. Abraham
J. H. Clements
W. Westein
H. BE
L. Ieclear
J. Piggott
C. KE. Roberts
H. W. Ruff
C. Stewart
C. Ange
B. — Fisher
R. Gilling
C. Hornby
W Niga
A. Inakipp
J. Johnson
H. B. Jones
G. Philip
R. V. F. Seton
H. T. Sherwood
Fr G. Smith
H. Smith
C. F. G. Wagstaff
Faulkner
EB. A. Hamlyn
S. D. Haydon
C. G. Hooper
A. BE. Marcus
Cc. F. Parslow
J. 8
Platt
M. Strauss
J. H. West
R. C. Cole
C. Draycott
H. BP. Evans
A. G. Fraser
A. S. Game
J. F. Greenwood
B. W. Horne
E.S. Howard
A. W. Johnson
Stephen Mason
R. P. Mugford
Ae Papeete Co
KF. Taylor
H. Tozer
L. Right
Continental
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