Thanksgiving Parades of the Small Boys in New York
A New York Bee correspondent recalls Thanksgiving day parades of street urchins and tenement boys with tin horns, clowns, Indians, and girls, noting clashes on West Fifty fourth Street, festive mood, and the end of the holiday as Christmas bustle begins. It details Christmas shopping, crowded Broadway walks, and crowded elevated trains through midtown to Harlem, then describes Christmas Day small boy processions, social bands, and light-hearted revelry.
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Thirtythird Street
Harlem
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Christmas Night in New York City Busiest Yet
A vivid portrait of public life on Christmas night in Manhattan. churches packed, theatres and saloons crowded, fairs and matinees thriving, and crowds enjoying skating, carriages, and street scenes. Amid the merriment, few crimes occur and generosity prevails as visitors roam Madison and Union squares under electric lights.
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