Boston University Division Dazzles With Parodies And Floats
The first division, comprised of Boston University students, drew crowds with lively imitations of McKinley and Hobart by Cyrus Ketchum Babb and Frank T. King. Transparencies promoted Sound Sense and Sound Money and suffrage slogans. A mammoth float at the rear depicted imps circling a black coffin holding the remains of free silver.
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Frank T. King
McKinley
Hobart
Bryan
Billy Bryan
Harvard Contingent Leads Second Division Parade
The Harvard contingent nicknamed Chick led the second division of a Cambridge parade. Nearly 1700 students from Harvard College Law Medical and Dental schools wore crimson gowns and carried torches. The procession moved from 6:15 pm through Massachusetts Avenue to Boston with Harvard Republican Club Band, amid cheering crowds and displays of McKinley Hobart and Russell portraits. James Dean Brookline baseball captain led as Harvard marshal with aides and the band in attendance.
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Agnew’s Heart Cure Promises Fast Relief for Cardiac Ailments
Dr Agnew’s Cure for the Heart claims perfect relief in organic or sympathetic heart disease within 30 minutes. The remedy targets palpitation shortness of breath smothering spells and chest pain and is sold by BE Woodward Co and Jaynes Co at Washington and Hanover Streets.
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Harvard Honor Guard Parades Through Beacon Street
A large Harvard student parade features crews led by D. M. Goodrich and officials from 1899 to 1900, with marching bands and drum corps. The procession includes sophomores through Brookline graduates, banners praising sound money and political figures, and a warm reception for Senator Lodge before dispersing in the rain.
Parade Feature of MIT Donkey Division In Fourth Division
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology unit led a donkey float in the fourth division of the parade. Spectators applauded witty banners including We Want You McKinley Yes We Do and July Bryan September Denying October Lying November Dying. The exhibit included tall tally-ho rigs, other class entries, and dressed groups from Somerville, Fitchburg, Nashua and Chelsea.
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Nit
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Somerville
Sound Money Makers
Hobart
Chelsea
Joseph Leon
Samuel Belmont
Fitchburg
I. R. Smith
Uncle Sam
Barrows Mizzentop
Savin Hill
Dorchester
Baker’s Huzzars
Nashua
N. H
Louis XIV
Funeral Procession Float Displays Death to Free Silver Motto
A Harvard procession float carries a hearse with a visible casket while demon figures thrust pitchforks through the open lid, symbolizing the rallying cry Death to Free Silver.
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Mammoth McKinley and Ho Bart Parade Illuminates Route
A giant picture of McKinley and Ho Bart carried by about twenty Tech supporters led a parade. A calcium light on a trailing team enhanced the illumination and attracted cheers along the entire route.
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Hobart
Tech
Medics and Dentists Parade in Colorful Fifth Division
The fifth division, though small in numbers, displayed bold firework effects and led the procession. It comprised students from the Boston Dental College riding atop three ornate coaches, followed by two drage containing students from the College of Physicians and Surgeons including several young ladies in national colors.
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Boston
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Suburban Visitors Lead Unified Division Parade
The sixth, seventh and eighth divisions joined as one large unit in a parade. Comprised mainly of Republican Suburban League organizations, the McKinley crew of Fitchburg led off the march.
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Fitchburg
Parade Torchbearers Light Up Nashua March Display
White material torches costing 40 apiece flashed aloft as the Nashua organization drew thunderous applause. Newton Centre Marines in sailor garb with oar torches performed intricate marching routines. Mounted police under Sergeant Mains of Sta on 16 guarded the parade rear.
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Formation of the Line by Boston University Parade Units
A crowded list of marching units and leaders for a large parade. Harvard, Tufts, Boston University faculties and student bodies are represented with captains, lieutenants, aides, and hundreds of marchers. The lineup includes Harvard, Boston University, Tufts, and Technology divisions with numerous bands and drum corps.
Prohibition Committee Urges Levering Coffin Ticket
The Prohibition State committee appeals to Massachusetts temperance voters urging support for Levering for President and Coffin for Governor. They argue party splits create a chance to advance prohibition and that McKinley Wolcott or Bryan Williams ballots won’t help solve currency issues.
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Massachusetts
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Coffin
McKinley
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Williams
Boston Theatre Week Lineup Promises Fresh Shows Next Monday
The city’s theatres plan major revivals and new productions next Monday with many attractions new to Boston. The Two Little Vacants ends its Museum run while Chimmie Fadden debuts at Park Theatre and Fedora stars Fanny Davenport at Boston Theatre.
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All Souls Day Service at Calvary Cemetery
All Souls Day observance at Calvary Cemetery will be held in the mortuary chapel. The Rev. John F. Cummins of Roslindale will preside and preach at two services at 9 and 10 o clock inviting all who have relatives or friends buried there.
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Calvary
Dinner and supper menu with cookery tips and a Boston address
The excerpt lists a full dinner and supper menu including tomato bisque roast chicken mashed potatoes and more with notes on escalloped meat and a detailed tomato bisque recipe. It ends with a signature line for Miss Elizabeth G Diaz of 49 Cataden street Boston.
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