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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1912

Page

4

Grand Review of Boston Civic Parade Includes Massed Military Units

A sweeping list of units, bands, and civic groups in the First Division led by Marshal James Phelan and featuring U S Army and Navy regiments, Knights of Columbus, veterans associations, and multiple district councils. Numbers cite hundreds of marchers totaling around 1000 plus auxiliary floats and bands from diverse communities.

Knights of Columbus Stone W. F. Randall Louis Watson James J. McCarthy Timothy Hanrahan Cabot Bishop Cheverus General Assembly Harry Bettywey Edward T. McGettrick John KE. Reilly John F. McGill J. T. Gallagher Daniel G. Slattery Thomas J. Barry J. BD. Ferguson O'Connell Rosedale P. M. Coyle Manila Council Teel B. F. Teel Isabella Boston Equal Sy Association For Good Government Uty William J. Day Charlestown Boston Brigade Boston Council Michael O’connor Alwyn Rose Cross of Columbus Benedict Council Somerville Francis J. Butler James A. Kiley Knights of St. John Fife South Boston William Grand Michael J. Redding Chelsea William Powers Charles M. Finn Fitton Council East Boston St. John’s East Cambridge James O’brien John. Hart North Cambridge James FP F.ree Senet Bernard B. Welch John. H Melrose Woburn Charles G. Hill Santa Maria Malden W. J. Casey George FP. O’connor Medford Stoneham Charles J. F. O’brien Roslindale St. Mary’s of the Assumption Magnolia Hyde Park James J. Chittick Eugene I. Corbett Brookline J. P. Sheehan Frank H. Powers John J. Williams J. F. Cummins Edward F. Coughlin Mattapan Edward Campbell William C. Dowling Float Thomas ¥. Good Cambridge John J. Ryan P. R Lexington Michael J. Owens John G. Fitszgerald Brighton Council George A. Reardon George J. Farrell Watertown Council Richard H. Splaine John P. Barrett Concord Council Matthew Flaherty Thomas W. Hopkins Allston Council William P. McNamara Philip McMahon Fast Boston Latestone W. H. McGloin Eader Joun A. Foley Dorchester Quincey J. J. Coan Edward D. Barrett Lower Mills Charles P. Heaney Hugh M. Cameron Pere Marquette M. J. Gilbride Edward F. Martin Rose Croix Roxbury Francis N. Murphy Ham F. Fanning Ave Maria West Vincy Charles J. McGilway Newsboys Owen Teaines Everett Arlington Winchester Maplewood George A. Sullivan Boston American Brass Band John Campbell West End Peter J. McCormick James J. Ryan Fleat Dorchester Historical Society Pierce Company Franklin Council B. F. Teeling Arthur L. Curry North End Council Ik. J. McLeod Frank J. Nowlan St. James John J. Fitzgerald James A. Sullivan Daniel J. Gallagher James F. Hayes William A. Connor John J. Burke Willam Kenny Frank H. Lamont Washington Ee Ieee Morruck Nance Veen Coepeny Vernon Connell John. A. Foley Himit Walter F. Weir Ueereene Arnanie J. F. Ian Ch . E. du Moulin Grand Peattewee Mhetriet Joseph Ane Ochs May Altham Wates Company J. Flockton Jencer Shewmut Comneil Austin Teutonia Council A. Haberstroh John F.rupp Revere Council James Lee John Coughlin Dorchester Heights Jordan Marsh Company John J. Flynn Waltham Waltham Council P. J. Wean Patrick H. Kelly Newton Boston Citizens’. Association Belmont Council Needham D. J. Donovan Timothy A. Hickey P. J. O'Neill Unity Guards Irish National Foresters Richard Trum John Boyle O’reilly John Reardon James J Phelan Loyal Order of Moose Joseph L. Daisy John J. Sullivan W. J. Patton A. T. Everson Aming F. Paschal Lynch Fusileer Band City of Park Department Children’s Corner James H. Phelan Chickering

Defendants' Case Sees Key Witnesses Testify

In Newark courtroom, Luban identifies gunmen and describes Becker death threat. Witnesses Laban and Stanich corroborate shooting details while others, including Ryan, struggle to identify the shooter as four gunmen face cross examination. The defense seeks delays and the judge adjourns as Rose remains unavailable for testimony.

Luban Giovanni Stanich Whitey Lewis Thomas Ryan Lefty Louie Laban Metropole Stanich

Boston Columbus Day Parade Details and Highlights

The parade plans include a cosmopolitan turnout with Americans and 26 nations led by groups such as the Nights of Columbus and the U S Army. Notables like Chief Marshal Pfaff and Governor Foss will review from major vantage points as Chinese, Italian, and veteran contingents march. Prizes spotlight floats and features with a 10:40 start and a Franklin Park close.

Beacon Street Washington Temple Place Tremont Boylston Park Square Columbus Avenue Columbus Square Charles Pfaff Foss State House Fitzgerald Boylston and Tremont Streets Mow Dow Marshal Columbus United States Army Boston Massachusetts G. A. Hosely Charles Street Letter Carriers’ Association Knights of Pythias The Odd Fellows the Moose and Labor Union Fire Department Frank C. Brown Tilton Commonwealth Avenue Hereford Street Newbury Street Marlboro Street

London witness to sail for New York to testify in Becker trial

Thomas Coupe who saw Hermann Rosenthal shot in New York on July 16 will sail aboard the Mauretania to testify in the trial of former Police Lieutenant Arles Becker. He will be accompanied by William DeFord assistant district attorney. Coupe says authorities assure his safety and the state bears travel expenses and insures his life for 10000 pounds.

Luban Whitman Jacob Newark N. J New York Maurice de Nene Aessed Laban Becker Rosenthal Jack Rose Justice Goff Rose Thomas R. Ryan Ryan Whitey Lewis Moss John F. McIntyre London Thomas Coupe Hermann Rosenthal New York City Arles Becker William DeFord New York County Coupe Associated Press England

Car Crash Injures One In Mattapan Street Collision

One man is injured and many narrowly escape harm after a Mattapan streetcar collided with a loaded coal wagon on Federal Street near Dewey Square. Coal team driver Daniel Shea, thrown from his seat, was taken to Relief Hospital and later went home. Conductor Thomas N. Sharpe and Motorman Charles Lothrop escaped injury.

Mattapan Federal Street Dewey Square Daniel Shea Chelsea Street Charlestown Thomas N. Sharpe Sterling Street Roxbury Crossing Charles Lothrop Ottawa Street Roxbury Metropolitan Coal Company Shea Lothrop

Submarine F-1 Disaster Drowns Two Seamen

G A Schroeder of Milwaukee and T J Turbett of Newark drowned when a wave swept over the United States submarine F-1 as it ran aground near Port Watsonville. The F-1 held a world diving record of 288 feet from 1912. Turbett’s body washed ashore. Schroeder remains missing as 18 crew members toiled 16 hours to free the craft. A Mare Island tug will tow the vessel for repairs.

Watsonville Cal G. A. Schroeder Milwaukee T. J. Turbett Newark N. J United States Port Watsonville San Francisco Bay The Corp James B. Howell Turbett Schroeder Mare Island Navy Yard Mare Island

Three Flat Tenement Law Adopted by Town Board

Winthrop Board of Selectmen adopted the new three flat tenement law passed by the Legislature. The measure prohibits building cheap three flat blocks, requires fireproof construction, 10 feet street setback, and limits room air space per person with mandatory windows and fire escapes.

Winthrop Board of Selectmen Brookline

Deer Shipments Break Record at Union Station

Deer receipts at Union station reach 110, a record early for the season. Daily totals run ahead of last year’s pace as Bangor reports one of its strongest seasons in years.

Bangor Union Station

McNamara testimony links dynamite plot to West coast

In Indianapolis on October 11 the govt pressed the McNamara alias J B Brice testimony as tying the dynamite conspiracy to West coast explosions. The case involves 45 defendants and seeks to explain disappearances of F A Schmitt and David Caplan as possible accomplices.

Indianapolis J. B. Brice Chicago James B. McNamara Pacific Coast Los Angeles Cal West F. A. Schmitt David Caplan McNamara

Caplan and Schmitt Indicted in Murder Case Updates

Trial testimony from Los Angeles reveals a web of suspects including Caplan Schmitt and McNamara with hotel records and phone logs tracking Brice and Trehmoe across San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles. Witnesses confirm explosive plans and the delivery of nitroglycerin to a Seattle site prior to the Los Angeles blast.

Caplan Schmitt Los Angeles County McNamara Olaf A. Trehmoe San Francisco George A. Dixon Brice Oakland Seattle Washington J. D. Wagner Eugene A. Clancy Dixon Perry Los Angeles Avenue Walter L. Smith A. Tvettmoe Curt A. Dickelman A. F. Brice Dickelman Chicago Henry Dobberahm James B. McNamara

Roosevelt Addresses Tariff Record Defense in Wisconsin

In Oshkosh Illinois Roosevelt defends his tariff record and attacks Governor Wilson. He asserts Wilson shifted toward reactionaries and now relies on their support. The speech, delivered in a warehouse in La Follette's state, also marks Roosevelt’s first campaign critique of the senator’s opposition to him.

Roosevelt Oshkosh Wis Wilson la Follette

Sumner Bird Calls Massachusetts Primary For U S Senator

At a Progressive rally in Holyoke Charles Sumner Bird urged Foss Walker and himself to issue a joint call for a statewide primary to select a United States Senator. He said the primary should occur after the state election and its result ratified by the Legislature. If the gubernatorial candidates refuse he would seek a special legislative session to pass a direct senatorial primary law.

Holyoke Charles Sumner Bird Foss Walker Massachusetts United States

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