Route of Parade Through Downtown Boston Schedule
A parade route is listed from Huntington Avenue to City Hall and Park Square with stops at Berkeley and Boylston Streets, Columbus Avenue, Washington Street, and other downtown points. Times range from 10:00 A.M. to 11:55 A.M. with multiple stop times noted in sequence.
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Huntington Ave
Dartmouth St
Berkeley and
Boylston Sts
Columbus Ave
Washington and
Dedham
Cathedral
Dover
Washington Sts
Eliot
Park Square
Charles Sts
State House
City Hall
Post Office Square
Ninth Regiment
Providence
R. I
R.I. M
P. J. Grady
Appalachian Mountain Club
South Side
Merrimac River
Forty-seventh
Massachusetts Regimental Association
United States
Second Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Seymour Hotel
Lynn
Forty-eighth
Gloucester
Forty-third
Massachusetts Volunteers
Marshfield Hills
Thirty
Grand Army Hall
Somerville
Heavy Artillery
Arlington Hall
Dover Streets
Boston
First
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Association
Nahant Hotel
Nahant Beach
Multisport field day and Gaelic games in Greater Boston
Today features Gaelic football matches Emmetts of Chelsea against Hartford Stars in Somerville and Garry Owens of Cambridge versus O Connells of Boston in South Boston. Also Celtic teams, hurling, yachting regattas, horse show opening, golf venues, rowing events, cricket fixtures, local baseball, and a large labor and veterans reunion circuit across towns including South Boston, Cambridge, and Newton Lower Falls.
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Bostons
Young Irelands
Cambridge
South Boston
Wolf Tones
William O’briens
Locust Street Grounds
Order of
Spy Pond
Arlington
South Boston Athletic Association
Building Trades Councils of
Boston
Oak Island
Church of Sacred Heart
Newton Centre
Knights of Malta
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Nonpariel Associates
Highland Lake
Haverhill
Wayside Park
South Weymouth
St. John’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
St. Joseph’s C. T. A. Society of Lynn
Father Mathew C. T. A. Society of Peabody
Centennial Grove
Essex
St. Lawrence Church
Hacket’s Poni
Andover
Mission Church
Apollo Gardens
Baldwin's Grove
Progreso Club
Forest Grove
Maldens
South
Home Fire Claims Mother and Daughter in Jamaica Plain
Mrs Mary Stewart and her 13 year old daughter Mary were killed in a Jamaica Plain fire at 6 Baker Street. Firefighters found the child first in a crippled condition and later the mother, both burned severely. The blaze, likely started near 1:30 am, caused total loss to the two story frame dwelling valued around 1500 dollars. The husband, a porter, was away and returns tonight. Another house at 8 Baker Street sustained minor roof damage. Incendiary rumors swirl as investigators probe the cause.
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Mary Stewart
Jamaica Plain
Stewarts
Baker Street
Stewart
Palace Car
Pastors Home From Vacation Reopens City Churches
Rev Or G Lorimer receives congratulations from the congregation on his safe return from Europe as city churches reopen after vacation.
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Or.g C.lorimer
Europe
Miss Morrill fatally falls from bicycle
Miss Mabel Morrill died after being thrown from her bicycle and suffering a base of skull fracture. Witnesses described the fall on the street, with medical staff reporting her injuries as fatal. The incident prompted a local inquiry into street safety measures.
Tragic Bicycle Crash in Brookline Severs Life
Miss Mabel Morrill aged 24 of East Somerville died within minutes after her bicycle plunged into an open sewer at Beacon street Brookline. She suffered base skull fracture and died on the way to Dr Hastings home. Her companion Mr Morgan was injured but survived. Morrill was a Paine Furniture Company stenographer.
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Mabel Morrill
East Somerville
Brookline
Miss Morrill
Oak Street
Paine Furniture Company
Mr. Morgan
Beacon Street
Miss
Hastings
Cutts
John L
Mary Morrill
Charlestown
Cambridge
Canal Street
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Saaar de Washington reports a fair and warmer interior with southerly winds. Forecast for Boston and vicinity on Monday calls for fair and continued warmth with southwest winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boston
India May Ask Loan Amid Gold Standard Talk
Market focus centers on India after the India council suspended selling bills and offered to buy bills. A possible gold loan and exports of gold are mentioned, with silver currency exchange at 1s 4d per rupee. The move signals a potential step toward a gold standard amid market uncertainty in exports to the United States and Japan.
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London
India
India Council
United States
Japan
Reverend Lorimer Returns to Temple for Labor Holiday Service
The temple doors opened after summer break as congregations filled churches across the city. Dr Lorimer at Tremont Temple spoke to a restored audience, joined by Rev A A Berle and reunions of separated groups. Christian Scientists and Theosophists also attended, marking a broad revival of worship after the summer lull.
Dr Lorimer Home After Europe Sermons On Labor and Capital
The Rev Dr Lorimer returned from England aboard the Canada and spoke at Tremont Temple to a throng of Boston listeners. He urged that neither labor nor capital be interfered with and advocated gradual reform through patient, universal progress while praising American rights to join unions or abstain. He contrasted conditions for workers abroad with those at home, warning against impatience yet stressing social improvement.
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Europe
Dr. Lorimer
Boston
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
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Eeeer
Seesa
Fleetwood
Franklin Park
Saugus
Nashua
N. H
Rhode Island State Fair
Narragansett Park
Lexington
Nahant
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Larchmont Yacht Club
Taunton Yacht Club
Duxbury Yacht Club
Fall River
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Myopia Club
Essex County
Wollaston
Wakefield
N. BE. A
Cricket
East Boston
Massachusetts
Longwood
Everett
Tawrence
Treee
Lynn Wanderers
Rockland
Zingari
Worcester
Dedham Tennis Club
Mary
Evi
Walter Kenney
Powea
Rev . A Berle
Shawmut Congregational Church
Maine
Tral Camp
Pittsfield
Maine Central Railroad
Foxcroft
Etna Camp Ground
Etna Bay
Martin Payne
Waterville
Clinton
Newport
Simpson
Evans
Plymouth
Charles Getchell
Newport Station
Frank O. Billings
East Newport
Arthur Fish
Dexter
J. W. Townsend
Joseph Welch
St. Albans
Oscar Butters
J. H. Earle
Wilbur Miles
James Brigham
Fred Palmer
Bert Connord
C. C. Crowell
Corinna
John Parkman
Palmyra
J. A. Carey
B. Glidden
A. A. Berle
Barton
Christopher R. Eliot
The
Salemn
Brighton
Labor Day
Davis
Germany
Chas. E. Davis & CO
Park Sq
Beeme
Mags. Telephone
Tremont
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