Parade route schedule marks city reform demonstration
A detailed parade plan from Copley Square through major Boston streets lists start time at 10 am and key checkpoints with arrival estimates. Officials including Mayor Quincy and Acting Governor Wolcott will review crowds in front of City Hall and the State House. The procession ends at the Central Gate of the Public Garden with remarks on reform rising from the masses.
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Copley Square
Boylston
Berkeley
Tremont
Dedham
Washington
School
Quincy
City Hall
Beacon
Wolcott
State House
Charles
John Hurley
Central Gate
Public Garden
Berkeley Streets
Washington Streets
Washington and
Dover Streets
Washington and Castle Streets
Eliot Streets
School Streets
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Central Gate Public Garden
Beacon Hill
Industry
Wolceott
Programme of Events Today At Several Venues And Regattas
A dense schedule lists athletics at Irvington Oval and Norwood Joint Field, yachting around Newport and Nahant, shooting in Everett and South End, cricket at Beacon Park and East Boston, golf at Wollaston and Manchester, trotting and pacing at Providence and Saugus, cycling in Cambridgeport and Framingham, plus a fourth annual reunion of the Forty seventh Regiment Association at the United States Hotel with parades, banquets, and excursions throughout the day.
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Irvington Oval
Norwood
St. Catherine's T. A. B. Society
Haverhill
Central Labor Union
Waltham
Central Park
A. m
Worcester
Spy Pond
Medford
Somerville
Bergen Point
N. J
Wefers
New York
Caledonian Sports
Maspeth
L. I
Brooklyn
Oak Island
Chelsea K. of C
Apollo Garden
Mission Church Parish
Wollaston
Manchester—Essex Club
Providence
Rhode Island
Saugus
Franklin Park
Forty-seventh Regiment Association
United States
Puritan Hall
Union Park
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Association of the Forty-fifth Massachusetts
Boston Cadet Regiment
Qasetay
Grove
Arcade
Buzzard’s Bay
Glen Cove
Middleboro Band of Twenty Pieces
Lynching at Glencoe Ends Sheriff Murder Case
In Glencoe Minnesota two ex tramp murderers Charles Cingmars and Dorman Musgrove were hanged by 100 local citizens near a railroad bridge shortly after 1:20 this morning for the murder of Sheriff Rogers in June. The mob overran the jail after a second degree verdict frustrated the public.
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Glencoe
Minn
Charles Cingmars
Dorman Musgrove
Rogers
McLeod County
Musgrove
Minnesota
Cingusars
Dakota
Dingmars
Catastrophe Kills Eleven in Michigan Toll Details
A deadly disaster in Michigan kills eleven people including Pastor Frank Watson and Edward H. Gauge. Victims from St. Joseph include Arthur C. Hill Frank Seaver and Robert Roles. Benton Harbor victims named John Hoffman Thomas Kidd Frank Woodley Will Matten Scott Rice Louis Hoffman.
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Frank Watson
Edward H. Gauge
Arthur C. Hill
Frank Seaver
Robert Roles
St. Joseph
John Hoffman
Thomas Kidd
Frank Woodley
Will Matten
Scott Rice
Louis Hoffman
Benton Harbor
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr Sparks Chaos at New York Academy Sermon
In New York at the Academy of Music Rev Thomas Dixon Jr denounced candidate Bryan and followers provoking hisses and shouts from many in the audience. He urged support for McKinley and gold claiming Bryan’s election would throw 3,000,000 men out of work and trigger civil war. however a large portion of the congregation applauded his Republican stance.
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New York
Academy of Music
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Dixon
Bryan
McKinley
Gold
Fire fatalities and injuries from industrial blaze
Ex fire chief John A Craw Ford of Benton Harbor died from heat and smoke. Frank Paget of St Joseph suffered leg injuries from falling bricks. Will Freund of St Joseph sustained severe cuts and burns. Jack McCormack of Benton Harbor sustained broken legs and internal injuries.
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John A. Crawford
Benton Harbor
Frank Paget
St. Joseph
Will Freund
Jack M’cormack
Opera House Fire Kills Eleven Firemen in Benton Harbor
Yoros Opera House and adjoining buildings burned in Benton Harbor Michigan. Eleven firemen died and several injured as walls collapsed trapping rescuers. Loss about 65 000 with 40000 to ใน opera house and 19000 insurance. Fire origin unknown. Street mournful vigil across St Joseph and Benton Harbor.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Yoro
Opera House
St. Joseph
Frank Watson
Arthur Hill
William Frick
Guy Prescott
Katie Putnam Company
Clergyman condemns crown of thorns cross of gold in Bryan canvass
Rev Henry E Barnes of North Andover criticizes political use of the crown of thorns and cross imagery in Bryan’s campaign. He cites his letter to Bryan and responses from Sherman and business leaders. Barnes calls such symbolism irreverent blasphemy, not Bryan’s intent but imitation by others.
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William Jennings Bryan
John Sherman
Washington, D. C
Senator Sherman
Kentucky
Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Bryan Confident of Carrying New York in 1896 Campaign
Milwaukee dispatch quotes William J. Bryan saying he is sure to win New York State and that bimettalism is best for the American people. He asserts the silver ticket will prevail over the gold standard.
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London
The
Chronicle
Milwaukee
William J. Bryan
Bryan
New York State
Bryan to Receive Welcome Home in Lincoln
W J Bryan will get a fitting homecoming in Lincoln Nebraska Tuesday for his silver notification. The welcome promises to rival his Chicago convention return with a procession forming at the depot and a march to the Bryan residence about a mile distant.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Silver Party
Chicago
Bryan Party
Bryan
Labor Day Parade Sets Boston En Fête Of Union Pride
A sunny Labor Day pageant unfolds from Copley Square to Beacon Hill with banners silken and bright and bands filling Boston streets. Labor emblems, mottos, and displays symbolize growing trade union strength while spectators line the Common and applaud marchers showing the toilers who build the wharves and industry.
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State House
Labor
Boston
Adam
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