Mammoth parade plans mark city celebration in Boston
The schedule outlines forty thousand marchers including military units, Italian and Catholic societies, Knights of Columbus and Chinese Catholics with multiple divisions and 5 floats. Review stands line Tremont and Park squares as dignitaries attend and street access to theaters is arranged.
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State House
Archbishop O'Connell
Tremont Street
West’ Street
Fitzgerald
Mason Street
Park Square
John H. Print
George H. Nee
Ninth Infantry
M. N G
Navy Yard
United Ship of War
Rene Catholic Total Apstince Regiment
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Greater Bostom
Boston College
Boston College High School
Knights of Columbus
Order
Boston
London
Tremont Theatre
Avery Street
Park Theatre
Keith’s
Boston Theatre
Washington Street
Head Place
Boylston Street
Majestic Theatre
Shubert Theatre
Hollis Street
Tamworth Street
Lagrange Street
Colonial Theatre
van Rensselaer Place
Foss
Fol Rc Ees
Gadier
Wurner W. P
Staf
William H. Perry
Arthur Blase
Curtis JD. Noyes
Thomas L. Walsa
Robert ©. Green
States Observe Columbus Day In 29 States
Twenty nine states have made October 12 a legal holiday named Columbus Day including Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maine Vermont West Virginia Texas Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Montana New Jersey New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Washington and Nebraska.
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Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
Texas
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Washington
Nebraska
Navy Yard Observes Columbus Day with Personnel Leave
Secretary Meyer directs Navy Yard officials to grant leave today in honor of the Columbus anniversary. The action follows a request from Congressman Peters and aims to mark the occasion by easing duty wherever possible.
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Meyer
Navy
Navy Yard
Columbus
Peters
Death of famed vaudeville artist Crowley noted
John F. Crowley, a prominent vaudeville performer in the Keith circuit, died yesterday from a paralytic shock. He toured with John Killeen, closed the circuit recently, and earlier partnered with John Foley. Crowley introduced the wooden shoe back and wing dance on Boston stages and belonged to the Fall River Lodge of Elks.
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John F. Crowley
Mr. Crowley
Keith
John Killeen
John Foley
Boston
Fall River Lodge of Elks
Cadum Brings Relief for Skin Ailments Says Claim
The new compound Cadum is praised as a blessing to thousands suffering from stubborn skin diseases. It is claimed to soothe diseased skin and inflammation and to act quickly on eczema and psoriasis with immediate relief.
Motor Boat Parade Lights Up Boston Columbus Day
The motor boat parade on the Charles River basin tonight features nearly two miles of decorated boats in the largest basin event to date. Mayor Fitzgerald leads, with numerous city and regional officials attending, while judges award prizes across many boat classes and observers expect over 60 000 spectators.
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Charles River Basin
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
St. Alphonsus Band
The
Charles
Barry
Cambridge
Woods
Somerville
Fall of Malden
Walker
Waltham
Yeaton
Lynn
United States
Asa P. French
John J. Sullivan
P. F. O’keefe
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
St. Alphonsus Boat Club
Cottage Farm Bridge
Harvard and West Boston Bridge
Boston Shore
Boston Harbor
Hollis Burgess
Arthur P. Homer
Maurice R. Smith
Tenean Beach
Henry Gray
Boston Esplanade
Fitzgerald
Taft Seeks Suffrage Support During Oregon Swing
President Taft traveled from Tacoma to Portland crossing the Columbia River and gained a luncheon with Governor Hay in Olympia. He spoke on tariff vetoes woman suffrage and peace while campaigning through Washington and Oregon with stops at Sopenah Castle Rock Woodland and Kalama. A dove freeing ceremony greeted him at Kalama as crowds listened.
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Ore
Taft
Columbia River
Oregon
Tacoma
Olympia
Hay
Washington
Sopenah
Wastt
Warburton
Flo
Castle Rock
Woodland
Kalama
Foss Visits Worcester During Fitchburg Stop
Governor Foss made a brief, private visit to Worcester on his way to Boston. He met with Worcester county Democrats at a local hotel for a short conference and did not make a public appearance. Earlier he spoke at the Belchertown fair and addressed the Fitchburg Driving Club with John F. MacDonald.
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Worcester
Foss
Fitchburg
Belchertown
Boston
Worcester County
John F. MacDonald
Democratic State Committee
Suffragettes Victorious After City Hall Rally Clash
Suffragettes, heckled by militant suffragists all week, surrendered peacefully tonight after inviting women to sit on the platform at City Hall during the Frothingham rally. The ladies declined the invitation. Police ordered the women away from City Hall and they spoke at the assigned corner of Main and King streets despite the crowd.
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City Hall
Frothingham
Main
King Streets
Suffragettes Question Foley as Frothingham Rally Breaks Up
Secretary of State Langtry denied insulting Miss Margaret Foley and rejected terms describing her. Foley and sisters maintained their aim is to press woman suffrage, while Luce criticized Governor Foss and the Democratic party during the Greenfield rally.
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Langtry
Margaret L. Foley
Frothingham
Miss Foley
Post
Mr. Frothingham
Governor Foss
Charlemont
Greenfield
King Street
Robert Luce
Foss
Luce
Frothingham Heads Republican Rally Through Western Massachusetts
Louis A. Frothingham and Speaker Joseph Walker led a Republican gathering in Northampton with a show of loyalty after a bitter nomination fight. Frothingham spoke of state reforms and contrasted governors, while Walker pledged support for a Republican victory. The tour covered Hoosac, Zoar, Charlemont and Greenfield, drawing hundreds at Memorial Hall and a noon rally.
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Draper Hotel
Revere Beach
Louis A. Frothingham
Frothingham
Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
Foss
Walker
Het
House
Douglas
Northampton
Hoosac
Zoar
Charlemont
Greenfield
Memorial Hall
No Complaints Over Suffragettes Interruption Comment
Speaker Walker arrives in Boston says there were no interruptions during the event. He notes the suffragists were present and spoke before or after the main remarks, expressing hope they enjoyed the trip as much as the delegation.
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Speaker Walker
Boston
Wirthmore Poultry Feeds Advise Smart Keepers
A witty note warns against common errors in poultry care and promotes Wirthmore Poultry Feeds. It highlights graded feeds for chicks, scratch, mash, and growing needs. Marketed by CHAS. M. C. Co. through Boston grain dealers via the Chamber of Commerce.
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Wirthmore
Chas. M. C. Co
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Corner Stone Laying for Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Hall
About 2000 clergymen and lay Catholics gather in Washington for the cornerstone ceremony of a $240000 Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Hall to be built at the Catholic University of America. Cardinal Gibbons will officiate with Archbishop Farley delivering an address.
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Washington
Catholic Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University of America
Farley
New York
Charles F. Aiken
Daniel W. Shea
United States
Sisters Fail to Break Will in Probate Battle
The will of Bernard A. McLaughlin of South Boston was admitted yesterday by Judge Grant after a sharp contest by three sisters. Mrs. Julia Ames of Saugus Miss Fannie McLaughlin of Boston and Miss Maria McLaughlin of Saugus alleged the widow influenced the testator. The will left the estate to the wife and a small sum to charity, cutting out the sisters.
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Bernard A. Mc- Laughlin
South Boston
Grant
Julia Ames
Saugus
Fannie Mc- Laughlin
Boston
Maria Mc- Laughlin
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