Illumination Night At The Beaches At Nantasket
Sept 2 Nantasket crowds differ by venue as hotels report a busy summer day while the seaside reservation drew a small Sabbath crowd. Tonight’s program features Fred V. Bowers's Wait, Frank Buckley, Gorman Proctor and Emma Fulton. Highlights include a Boston Jour nal versus Belmonts baseball game and a balloon ascent. The Pines promise more attractions and next week hosts a harvest festival with free admission beyond general entry.
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Nantasket
Fred V. Bowers
Frank Buckley
Gorman
Proctor
Emma Fulton
The
Pines
Boston Journal
Belmonts
Raymon Moore
Jessie Couthoui
Emma Carus
Thousands At City Point With Cool Pleasant Weather
Thousands gathered at City Point as the cool, comfortable Sunday drew crowds to the park and rides. The crowd count and refreshments patronage hint that the summer season is ending and crowds are smaller than last Sunday.
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City Point
Drowning of Isaac Feliopreault in Pawtucket River
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on September 2 Isaac Feliopreault about 45 years old drowned in an unspecified body of water. Details missing from the brief report.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Isaac Feliopreault
Ranks of Labor Ready to Move Demonstration
Jeremiah Dacey leads about 400 men in blue caps and badges, with George Lynch commanding wire workers in white caps and red badges. The fathers’ group totals around 150 under T. F. Keough. Building Trades Council sends 200 under Mark Mulvey. Afterward unions gather for halls, refreshments, and speeches by local labor leaders. The parade includes chief marshal Fred Kneeland and delegates from many unions.
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Jeremiah Dacey
George Lynch
T. F. Keough
Building Trades Council
Mark B. Mulvey
Knights of Labor
Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council
Record Revere Beach Crowd Hits Fifty Thousand
Fifty thousand people packed Revere Beach yesterday with 4500 bathers at the State bath house. The heat drove crowds to the ocean and sheltered areas, yet there were no arrests or accidents. Chief West predicts another record day if weather permits.
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State Bath House
Revere Beach
West
Bath House
Winthrop Prepares to Light Up for Open House Festivities
Winthrop finds summer guests still occupy most cottages as Labor Day nears. Hundreds of visitors from Boston and beyond plan to stay for the open house illumination tonight. Hotel owners and cottage owners from Great Head to Cottage Park join in lighting from cellar to roof along the crest.
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Winthrop
Boston
Great Head
Highlands
Cottage Park
At the Point of Pines Resort Crowd Enjoys Concerts
A large season crowd attended yesterday with fine bathing and active staff handing out suits. The hotel lawn looked festive with summer dresses and shirtwaist attire as Captain Simpson and assistants managed activities. A rustic theatre concert thrilled guests with Jessie Couthoul as a strong monologist and Emma Carus earning many encores for her extraordinary voice.
Tramps as Campaigners Stir New York Political Scene
Paris journalist M Emanuel Arene claims beggars and tramps in the United States have been mobilized to aid a presidential candidate under the label The National Union of Tourists. The piece lists labor union marshals and staff overseeing two parade divisions with specific headquarters and start times.
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New York
M. Emanuel Arene
Chamber of Deputies
M. Arene
United States
National Union of Tourists
Falls Cause Majority of Hospital Injuries in City
Victims of falls dominated yesterday’s accident toll with several notable cases. Seven year old Thomas Doherty of 93 Bolton Street broke both legs after slipping from a fence and was sent to Emergency Hospital. William J Milgrim of Chelsea fell 35 feet on the Admiral Schley fruit steamer at Atlantic Works and sustained back injuries, admitted to City Hospital. Edward Berger, 77, of Harrison Avenue, had a foot crushed by an electric car wheel near Harrison Avenue and Canton Street and was treated at City Hospital after claiming a ride was stolen. Walter Murphy of 198 Harrison Avenue broke both bones in his left leg from a sidewalk edge fall and was taken to City Hospital. John F Boyle of 38 Grape Street Wo Burn dislocated his shoulder in a fall from an electric car and was sent to Emergency Hospital.
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Little Thomas Doherty
Bolton Street
Admiral Schley
Atlantic Works
Boston
William J. Milgrim
Chelsea
City Hospital
Edward Berger
Harrison Avenue
Canton Street
Walter Murphy
John F. Boyle
Grape Street
Woburn
Glasgow Sees Another Bubonic Plague Death
In Glasgow on September 2 another death is linked to bubonic plague, with ninety three cases currently under observation as health officials monitor the outbreak.
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Glasgow
Parade Route Plans Circulate Among Groups
Organizations intending to parade will approach by the way of Boylston Arlington and Newbury streets to Foxeter street.
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Boylston
Arlington
Newbury Streets
Foxeter Street
Parade Route and Review by Chief Marshal
The parade will move through Copley square Boylston Street to Berkeley to Tremont to Dedham to Shawmut Avenue to Dover Street to Washington to HHot to Park Square to Charles to Beacon to School to Washington to Adams Square where the parade will be reviewed by the chief marshal and division marshals and their staffs and then dismissed. The organizations in the first division will parade in order: Boston Globe Chapel United Hatters of North America Brewery Workers Unions 14 29 122 Bartenders Carriage and Wagon Workers International Brotherhood of
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Copley Square
Boylston Street
Berkeley
Tremont
Dedham
Shawmut Avenue
Dover Street
Washington
Hhot
Park Square
Charles
Beacon
School
Adams Square
Boston Globe Chapel
United Hatters of North America
Brewery Workers’ Unions
Carriage and Wagon Workers
International Brotherhood of
Hart
State House
Crane
John Hurley
District Assembly
James J. Donnelly
Thomas H. Canning
Robert Hyland
Daniel Lavcnard
John Harrington
John Reynolds
A. G. Norander
Ieal Assembly
James J. Clarke
Local Assembly
Huntington Avenue
Charlestown
South Boston
East Boston
Ben Franklin Assembly
Paving Department
Water Division
Postoffice Square
Knights of Labor parade schedule from Copley Square
Knights of Labor parade planned for this morning starting 9 36 from Copley Square with stops at Boylston Berkeley Tremont Dedham Washington and other points. Chief marshal John Hurley and staff will review at City Hall and State House with a detailed assembly list and marching order.
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Knights of Labor
Copley Square
Labor Day Observed in New York City Unions Parade
Labor Day in New York features no citywide parade but union events across boroughs. United Housesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union with 1500 members lead a Manhattan parade with six floats and a picnic while Pavers and Rammermen Assembly No 2922 hosts an evening hall gathering.
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New York
Manhattan
United Housesmiths’ and Bridgemen’s Union
Pavers’ and Rammermen’s
Bronx
Mt. Vernon
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Brooklyn
Central Labor Union
Larchmont Yacht Club
Knickerbocker A. C
Crescent Club
New York Caledonian Ub
Imposing Parade Observes Ecce Homo Feast by Portuguese Fraternity
The Portuguese Fraternity of New England celebrated the feast of Ecce Homo with 6000 attendees in Boston. About 1000 members from Boston joined 1000 others from New England, marching from Lodge No. 1 Cambridge to the Portuguese church of St. John the Baptist. The event featured semi military caps, brass bands, and a mass celebrated by Father A J Pimentel with sermon by Father C J Borges. The parade concluded at Lodge No 1 with a review by John F. Silva, dinner, and toast remarks led by Silva, with C C Lacerda as chief marshal.
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New England
Boston
Lodge No. 1
Cambridge
North Market Street
St. John the Baptist
F. R
Atlantic Avenue
Portugal
Commercial
Hanover
Charter
Salem Streets
North
Bennet Street
A. J. Pimentel
C. J. Borges
Portland
John F. Silva
Eissex Street
Charlestown
Mother Lodge
Silva
C. C. Lacerda
Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
Fatal Blow Ends Life at Holyoke Sawmill
Michael Sporak dies after head injury from a blow during a dispute at the Connecticut River Lumber Company sawmill in Holyoke. Arthur Moisson fled after the assault and remains at large as a $600 reward is posted for his capture. Autopsy confirms a skull fracture from a sharp tool.
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Springfield
Michael Sporak
Arthur Moisson
Holyoke
Holyoke City
Moisson
Connecticut River Lumber Company
Sporak
Loyal Orange Services at Brookline Church
At First Presbyterian Church Brookline yesterday afternoon a Loyal Orange lodges service drew a full auditorium. Lodge members entered to choir selections with solos by George Wilson and Mrs McDonald as Rev Dr Archibald preached on What Hath God Wrought.
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First Presbyterian Church
Brookline
Orange Lodges
Massachusetts
United States
George Wilson
McDonald
Archibald
Boston Labor Day Parade Guide Announces Busy Schedule
Two major labor parades will pace a Labor Day in Boston with unprecedented activity. The Post prints a complete list of events in Boston and vicinity to guide readers through a full day of demonstrations and related activities.
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Boston
the Post
Odell Leads Republican State Ticket In Early Saratoga Vote
Saratoga N Y September 2 The consensus of opinion tonight outlines the Republican State ticket with Benjamin B Odell Jr for Governor Timothy I Woodruff for Lieutenant Governor William J Morgan for Comptroller John T McDonough for Secretary of State Edward A Bond for State Engineer John C Davies for Attorney General and John P Jaeger for State Treasurer. Some platform sections remain unsettled as results come in.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
Orange
Timothy I. Woodruff
Kings
Willam J. Morgan
John T. McDonough
Albany
Edward A. Bond
John C. Davies
Oneida
John P. Jaecker
Various Golf Club Competitions and Community Events Listings
A dense schedule of golf club championships and qualifiers across New England with multiple clubs and formats. Also lists field days regattas fairs reunions picnics and social gatherings at venues including Marlboro Park Locust Street grounds Readville Oak Island Locust West Roxbury Haverhill Concord St. Mary's Newton Worces ter Nantasket Nahant and Myopia Hunt Club among others.
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Boston
Pittsburg
South End
Marlboro Park
Nebegona Boat Club
Locust Street
Charles River
Dorchester
Readville
Oak Island
National Athletic Association
Everett Athletic Park
Centennial Grove
Father Mathew
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Order of
Haverhill Central Union
the Pines
Haverhill
Apollo Garden
Concord Knights of Columbus
Concord
Mass
United Workmen
Leominster Park
South Framingham
St. John’s
Newton Lower Falls
St. Mary’s
Newton Upper Falls
Walpole
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Cambridge
Forty-seventh Regiment Association
United States Hotel
Forty-eighth Massachusetts Regimental Association
Rowley Town Hall
Fourth
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Association
Nantasket House
Bancroft
Worces
New York Republican Platform Endorses McKinley and Roosevelt
Debate over platform yields strong indorsements of McKinley administration and gold standard, Cuba and Porto Rico policy, and Theodore Roosevelt for New York Governor. Also favors 1900 Liberal reforms, canal survey stance, and national Republican ticket while hinting at Woodruff for a third Lieutenant-Governor term.
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McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
New York City
Woodruff
Vermont Vote Ahead as Campaign Enters Final Day
Vermont’s campaign closes with gatherings across towns as Tuesday’s election nears. Republicans expect reduced plurality from four years ago while Democrats count gains. senatorial fight and license issue loom large. Prohibition and Social Democratic votes unlikely to be sizable.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Green Mountain
William W. Grout
William P. Dillingham
United States
Morrill
Judge Ross
Prouty
Prohibition
Social Democratic
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Slim Sunday
Nantasket Reservation
Revere
Point OF Pines
Fred J. Kneeland
Peter Collins
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Water Department
Ftrankin Bar
NORTH_END PARK
Boyle Bros
Wash. St.—South End
Joseph Olney
Lincoln
Richard W. Garrity
Patrick H. O’shaughnessy
Sanitary Workers Union 6064
M. F. Athridge
Brewery Workers’ Union 2
David B. Flynn
Electrical Workers’ Union
William H. Murphy
Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
J. H. Nickers
Bakers’ Union No
Michael D. Collins
Cambridge Employees’ Union
Daniel H. Deegan
Charles McDonald
Carpenters’ Union 218
Joseph H. Post
Wire Workers’ Union
A. J. Murphy
Painters’ Union
William Taylor
William J. Fitzgerald
Charles J. Gallagher
Carpenters’ Union
James McLaughlin
George N. Gutner
I. Young
John Kenney
Steam Fitters’ Union
Dartmouth Street
West Side
Blagden Street
Dartmouth and
Shawmut
Dover
Inot
Beacon and Charles
Cea Eeas
City Hall
Peaeisenpausacaas
Vias
Berkeley and
Tremont and
Gathootel
Wiivcicvs
Washington and
Eliot
Park Suualo
Acc
Sons of
Holyoke Is
Loyal Orange Services
Waltham—Nelson
McEachern
Moran
Rockland
Wayside Park
Brockton
Stinson Vs. Champion
Lenox Golf Club
Portland Golf Club
Ampersand Golf Club
Saranac Lake
Niagara Golf Club
Oakley Country Club
Concord Golf Club
Weston Golf Club
Wollaston Golf
Newton Golf Club
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands Golf Club
Allston Golf Club
Lexington Golf Club
Copley SQ
Faradcer
Ark
Chtail
SLATE
Erie
Jefferson
Hull Golf Club
Cohasset Golf Club
Ricker
Hawam Hunt Club
Providence
Warner Meadow Golf Club
Northampton
Bridgewater Golf Club
Sharon
Mt. Pleasant
New Hampshire
J. H. Taylor
Myopia Hunt Club
Winchester Golf Club
Tedesco Golf Club
Bear Hill Golf Club
Winchester
Larchmont Y. C
Quincy Y. C
Nahant Dory Club
Beverly Y. C
Monument Beach
Taunton Y. C
Winthrop Y. C
Corinthian Y
Baseball
Hamilton
Country Club of Winchester
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club
Weymouth
Fair Grounds
Newport
N. BE
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Association
Nahant
Somerville Wheelmen
Eberle Hall
Winthrop Cottagers
Socialist Party
Paine Memorial Hall
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