Williams Addresses Monetary Policy at Fitchburg Meeting
Massachusetts Democrats push sound money and banking reform as Williams and Mayor Coughlin rail at Republican plans. Williams defends Democratic platform on finance, opposes free coinage, cites Secretary Carlisle and 1890-96 money questions, warns business leaders about silver measures and calls for nonpartisan banking reform.
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Our Boys in Blue Parade Review at State House
Boston police and city officials will review the parade as it passes the State House and City Hall. The event features silk flags donated by Mayor Hart for the 1990 parade and marks the seventh parade turnout since 1863, with about 100 officers in the force and Sergeant Rufus G. Fessenden highlighted for his exceptional height and presence.
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Parade Plan and Details of Boston Police Parade
The parade will start at 2 pm from Arlington Street and Commonwealth Avenue, marching through a long route to Copley Square. Over 600 officers will participate with two military bands, led by Superintendent Eldredge, and inspected by Mayor Curtis on return. The event marks the first force review in five years.
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Wanderers of Brookline Hold First Annual Social
The Wanderers of Brookline held their first annual social in Harvard Hall last evening with about fifty young members attending. Dancing filled the evening under the direction of Mr. Frank R. Hutchins, aided by Dana Acctler and assistants John D. Murphy David Creelman James Jonsson and James Brown.
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Police Portraits of Boston’s Veteran Officers
A San Francisco-like portrait of Boston police veterans profiles several long serving officers. It recalls height, health and tenure, noting Officer David Felt’s six foot frame and vigor, Sergeant Penniman’s forty eight years on duty, and their roles at Union and City Hall stations, ending with a teaser about a beauty prize.
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James Pass Hears England Fortune Drive to Court
Lowell Oct 16 James Pass an employee of Kitsons machine shop aged about 53 has been reading old papers in a trunk and believed he was heir to a fortune in money and lands He told neighbors of his luck and sought loans for legal expenses to return to England He grew insane and was taken to the police station likely to Worcester or Danvers for custody
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