First Cadets Celebrate 170th Birthday With Parade
The First Corps of Cadets observed their 170th anniversary with a 3 PM parade from the Armory on Columbus avenue to the Common for drills. Mayor and Governor reviewed the troops from City Hall and State House, with General Francis Appleton and several local military officers present. A police escort led the band through a precise procession.
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Veteran Corps
First Corps OF Cadets
Columbus Avenue
Parade and Banquet Mark Boston Cadets Celebration
The Independent Corps of Cadets parade covered main streets ending at the armory then a 6:30 banquet at the Somerset. Gov Foss Lt Gov Frothingham Mayor Fitzgerald and others spoke as Cadets, led by Brig Gen White and Col Eldridge, with Col Toy directing the battalion. Clouds and drizzle tempered turnout but crowds gathered for the event.
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John D. Long
John W. Weeks
James G. White
Edward H. Eldridge
Franklin L. Toy
Independent Corps of Cadets
John Hancock
Salem and Beverly Days at New England Exposition
Salem and Beverly will host separate days at the New England Industrial and Educational Exposition in Mechanics Building. Special trains from Boston & Maine will carry delegations to Beverly and Salem, with trains leaving shortly after 1 p m. Free admission for school classes is offered upon invitation by the Chamber of Commerce. Henry Siegel Day featured 10 000 tickets distributed from Siegel stores. The New England fruit show entries close with prizes from Governor Foss and others.
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Beverly
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Boston & Maine
United Shoe Machinery Company
Chamber of Commerce
Wakefield Schools
Dean School
Stoneham
Lincoln School
South Boston
Warren
McLean
Amherst
Agricultural Department
Plans for Warships After Mobilization
After the Atlantic fleet mobilization in the Hudson River near New York the fleet splits for drills. Some ships stay in New York harbor while others depart to Newport Rhode Island and Hampton Roads for exercises until about January 5 before assembling on the Southern drill grounds. They then head to Guan tanamo Cuba for winter drills. The Newport division excludes the Delaware and Kansas while the second squadron sails to Hampton Roads excluding Rhode Island and Idaho. New York’s second division visits for the holiday season and stays through January 2.
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Rhode Island
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Readjust relations with Asia or risk menace says Foord
Secretary John Foord reports at the American Asiatic Association annual meeting that without a better understanding and surrender of prejudice between Asia and the Occident Asia could become a menace. He cites American bank participation in four power currency and rail loans and notes U S urges China to seek American capital for the Sze Chuan railway. The report highlights American leadership in Chinese education and influence in the empire’s progress.
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China
John Foord
American Asiatic Association
Orient
Occident
Asia
United States
Peking
Sze-Chuan
Fearful Tale of Lost French Balloonists at Sea
An unoccupied French owned balloon descended near Brighton today and it is feared the pilots were drowned as the car showed signs of being dragged through the sea. Contents were wraps, French instruments, a newspaper and provisions. No cross-channel journey news from France has been received.
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London
Brighton
France
Battle for Suffrage in Convention
Springfield October 19. The fight to endorse woman suffrage moves to the National Universalist convention floor after morning approval and afternoon withdrawal by the Woman's National Missionary Association. Tonight speakers include Rev John Howard Melish and Rev Frank Oliver Hall.
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Springfield
National Universalist Convention
Woman’s National Missionary Association
D. D
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
Frank Oliver Hall
New York
Last Day For Filing Nomination Papers
The final hour to file independent nomination papers with the Secretary of State is 5 p m today. Yesterday Dominick Baggio filed as independent Democrat for the House in Ward 6. W A H Crowley filed as Republican independent in Ward 7. From Ward 2 William N Hackett filed as Republican Independent candidate. He is considered very high profile.
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Secretary of State
Dominick Baggio
W. A. H. Crowley
William N. Hackett
Independent Democrat Candidate Files for House Seat
A political filing shows Robert J. Were as a new independent Democrat candidate for a U.S. House seat. The submission marks his bid amid party competition and local electoral activity.
Society Approves Complexion Beautifier Method
Mae Martyn heralds a simple lotion to beautify the complexion not whiten it. Mix spurmax with water or witch hazel, add glycerine, apply to remove shine and dullness. The tonic is praised for leaving skin satin and clear without clogging pores.
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Mae Martyn Angeles Examiner
Have Beautiful Hair Dry Shampoo Method
Beauty editors advocate a dry shampoo to improve dull lifeless hair. Mix six ounces of orris root powder with two ounces of antiseptic powder, apply nightly, and brush out excess oil and dirt each morning for a clean lustrous head of hair.
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