Dewey Day in Boston A Parade of Flags and Honor
Admiral Dewey arrives from Northfield Vermont as Boston prepares a grand parade led by Commander John E. Gilman G A R with 2600 in line. The city decorates vastly from State House to Canal Street with flags bunting and massive stands along Tremont and Washington streets in a tribute to the Manila Bay hero.
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Admiral Dewey
Boston
Algonquin Club
North Union Station
Northfield
New York
John E. Gilman
Washington Street
State House
City Hall
R. H. White Company
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Continental Clothing House
White
Continental
Post
Winter Street
Washington
High
Congress
Milk
State
Custom House Square
State Street
Old State House
Park Square
Gettysburg
Tremont Street
Salute and Pyrotechnic Display for Admiral Dewey
A Battery A light artillery platoon under Captain Samuel D. Parker will fire a salute in honor of the admiral. Governor Wolcott will speak upon arrival at the Touraine. G A R veterans receive a collation on the Common while Kearsarge Naval Veterans have refreshments. At 7 3 o'clock a pyrotechnic display will light the Common with the admiral watching from the Touraine.
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Light Artillery
Samuel D. Parker
Touraine
Wolcott
Kearsarge
Admiral Dewey
Boston Prepares Dewey Celebrations with Broad Decorations
The city glows with red white and blue as Boston begins its Dewey tribute. Tens of bunting and thousands of flags rise as workers press on through day and night to完成 decorations today.
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Boston
Dewey
Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Blephon Tablets
Advertising claims a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Mentions Grove’s signature on each bottle and refunds money if it fails to cure. Likely a patent medicine promotion from a historical newspaper page segment.
Munyon's Inhaler Promises Cold Cure and Portable Use
Munyon's Inhaler touted as a first to demonstrate inhalation treatment benefits. The hard rubber device is portable and easily charged, priced at 1.00, with remedies offered by Munyon's 57 products and free doctors. A parade route section lists times from Tremont Temple to the Common.
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Munyon
Tremont Temple
Parade Carriage Assignments Named by Adjutant General Dalton
The Adjutant General Dalton assigns places for parade riders in carriages and review participants. After the review, war flags will be returned to Governor Wolcott at the State House in Admiral Dewey’s presence. The committee in charge completed carriage assignments yesterday.
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America
Admiral Dewey
Quincy
Boston
Olympia
State House
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Spain
Wolcott
Algonquin Club
Admiral
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Dalton
Governor Wolcott
Ag der Pexen
Arlington City
U. S. Artillery
Charles Morris
Navy Yard
Dewey
Crane
Brumby
Tain B. P. Lamberton
George Dewey
William Dwyer
Baltimore
Olymp
Thomas R. Mathews
William A. Bancroft
Naval Brigade
John W. Weeks
Thos. Edurands
Wal. Peck
Coope
Myles Standish
Mt. Vernon Street
Charles Street
Mathews
She
Admiral Dewey's Watch to Be Presented by Boston City
The time-piece, a gift to Admiral Dewey, will be delivered to Mayor Quincy today by Kettell & Blake of 376 Washington street. The watch features a diamond monogram "G. D." and was described yesterday in The Post.
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Admiral Dewey
Boston
Quincy
Kettell & Blake
Washington Street
Post
G. D
GROWDS ON THE OLYMPIA ABOARD FOR PARADE
A large crowd of marines sailors and many women crowded the Olympia before 10 30 am as a joint committee from the State Chamber of Commerce and Home Market Club visited the ship to discuss arrangements for a parade. The ship’s crew and priests were aboard with Father Reaney hosting and the lion Chichester on display. Navy yard tugs planned to come alongside Saturday at 10 am to transfer officers.
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Olympia
State
Chamber of Commerce and Home Market Club
J. M. W. Hall
William H. Lincoln
John Hopewell
W. O. Blaney
George H. Leonard
Colvocoregses
Hourigan
Father Reaney
Chichester
Lion
Navy Yard
Police Arrangements for Fireworks Display at the Common
Captain Hoffman of the Hanover street station will have 17 percent policemen at North Union station tonight. Admiral Dewey’s arrival will bring a reserve to help manage the crowd. Five sergeants assist Captain Calin in this operation. Captain Cain directs 175 policemen to preserve order during the fireworks on the Common. Sergeant Stone and ten mounted patrolmen will escort Admiral Dewey this evening. Two hundred patrolmen ...
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Hoffman
Hanover Street
North Union
Admiral Dewey
Calin
Cain
Stone
Moon parade security plan outlined for large crowd
Captain Cain will lead a moon duty with food provided and a full day shift. A massive parade is supervised by Lieutenant Hall and twenty officers on horseback. Divisions 2 3 4 5 and 16 police streets while signal-box teams and 50 liquor squad members handle emergencies. Chief Watts urges visitors to guard money and valuables and warns about confidence men and shell workers.
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Cain
Hall
Stone
John Weigel
New York
Providence
Philadelphia
Watts
Shell
Advice to visitors on Dewey parade routes in Boston
The Post prints the official parade route to ease congestion at Dewey Square. Visitors should avoid South Station via Back Bay and Columbus avenue for vantage points, or take subway to reach Tremont street and Columbus avenue as the procession passes. Over a quarter million visitors are expected with limited Common viewing space.
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Canal
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Tremont
Castle Square
Hotel Touraine
Winterstreet
High Street
Milk Street
Office of Post
Admiral Dewey
Charles Street
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Tremont Street
Winter Street
Summer Street
Congress Street
India Street
State Street
School Street
Beacon Street
Boston Common
South Union Station
Back Bay Station
Dewey Square
North Station
Post
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
Back Bay
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
North
Adm Dewey Parade Plans and Navy Visiting Schedule
The article outlines parade arrangements honoring Admiral Dewey with Deputy Governor Wolcott presiding. It lists escort units, military brigades, naval personnel, and dignitaries, plus review and procession routes from the State House to the Common. It notes security, seating for 2000, and a naval night at the Boston Museum with a patriotic program.
Dewey Engine 459 Decorated for Boston Visit
Engine No 459 preparing to haul Admiral Dewey to Boston features a bronze Dewey medallion on the front, a bronze turret on the cow catcher, cannon motifs, Union Jacks, and a large American flag along the rail. The Olympia bronze panel bears the name, work by Dan Davis and John Bean, with Frank Wells in charge.
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Admiral Dewey
Boston
Dewey
Olympia
Dan Davis
John Bean
Frank Wells
Champion Woman Golfer Will Soon Be Known
Philadelphia reports the 1910s era women’s golf championship narrowing to four players Miss Marion Oliver of Albany Country Club Miss Ruth Underhill Nassau County Club Miss Elsie Cassatt Merion Cricket Club and Mrs. T Fox Huntington Valley Club with semi finals set for tomorrow and all four vying to be American champion.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Marion Oliver
Albany Country Club
T. Fox
Huntington Valley Club
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Country Club
Elsie Cassett
Merion Cricket Club
America
Fox
Miss Oliver
Miss Cassatt
Miss Underhill
Miss Sands
Pauline Mackay
Boston
Miss Mackay
Square
Ardsley
Mrs. Cochrane
Parade invite to Spain war veterans escorts Admiral Dewey
All members of the Tenth Company U S V Signal Corps who served with Captain T F Clark are invited to parade with Major P J Grady Camp Spanish American War Veterans Friday evening as escort to Admiral Dewey. A penne will be assigned to members without uniforms. Form 6 pm sharp corner Charlestown and Commercial streets.
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U. S. V. Signal Corps
T. F. Clark
Spain
P. J. Grady
Admiral Dewey
Charlestown
Commercial Streets
Tallest Soldier Elected First Lieutenant in Local Militia
The Charlestown City Guards held an election for first lieutenant to fill the vacancy from First Lieutenant Fred McDonald now aboard Captain McDonald’s unit heading to the Philippines. Second Lieutenant Henry W. Gilson was unanimously chosen but declined. First Sergeant Valentine E. Gilson was later elected first lieutenant. He stands six feet eight inches, the tallest member of the state militia.
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Fifth Infantry
Mm. V. M
Charlestown
State Militia
Naval Night at Boston Museum with Olympia officers present
Tonight the Boston Museum hosts Naval Night with Captain Lamberton and officers from the cruiser Olympia attending. Naval Yard's Copia Johnson and other naval officers will be present as boxes display national colors and Musical Director Maullaly prepares a patriotic program for the occasion.
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Colvocoresses
New York
Lamberton
Olympia
Samuel McKee
Boston Museum
Johnson
Navy Yard
Mullaly
United States
the Cuckoo
Copia Johnson
Maullaly
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