The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-25


Providence aggregation the procession did
not move until after O'Clock
The employees OF the different manu-
facturing jewelry establishments OF this
city made q particularly strong showing
In une the following firms were repre-
sented: Hamilton g. Hamilton, Jr., r. A.
Ballou a. Co. waite-Thresher company,
c. T. Hancock company. s. b. champlin
company, Chaplin & Honiston company
Potter a Burlington. Clarke g. Coombs.
williams q Payton. r. A. Potter & Co..
Z. L. Spencer a. Co, Thomas Quayle AZ
Co, William Loeb e. Co. Martin Cope
hand a Co, ostby a. Barton company, T.
q Hough.
The delega tions from the American
Screw company and the Nicholson File
company were especially notable In ap-
pearance Over 1000 men marched in
representation of these two Industrial
concerns. A large transparency carried
at the head Of the Nicholson File com
pany battalion had the following In
scription: Republican Rule Has Given Us
Steady Work and Good Pay. Why
Changer"
FORMATION OF LINE.
The line was of great leSgth. IL taking
nearly one hour TO pass given point
The first division was made up AS fol-
lows:
Police platoon I'm command OF Sergt
Charles Y. Gardner. consisting OF Of
ficers Sherman, Gregory. Joseph Smith.
O. r. Siocum. Samuel Slocum. Roch-
ford and Moreau.
Chief Marshal Capt. Walter c. Gatchell
Adjutant and Chief OF Staff Lucius III.
Newell
Bugler Stewart Little.
Aids DR.. b. u. Richards Herbert r.
Dean. Maj. A. w. Colder, Henry W.
Rice, Dexter 2. Luther.
Teddy's Rough Riders, Capt George L.
pnrte. Is men; Col. Ralph s. Hamilton,
Jr., and staff. Including Capt. w. 8
Chaplin and Lieuts. Spencer. Potter
Banding and Pierce; l.. w Brown.
regimental bugler; Hamilton & Ham
ilton. Jr., company, Capt. Lee, s6 men;
b. A. Baliou company. Capt r. c.
Lakey. 5s men: Waite-Thresher COM
pany. Capt. John j. Butler, GA men;
wightman & Hough company. Capt.
Henry Peterson. so men: r.. l.. Spencer
company. Capt. II. J. Fales, So men;
mixed company. including Chaplin a.
HOlliSter company faNlon a WllnalnS,
S. B. Champlin company, Charles e.
Hancock company and T.. A. Potter
company. Capt. Fales, William Loeb a
Co, 65 men; T. Quayle company. Capt.
Anthony Batson. 36 men: Martin. Cope
land company, 10 men; IA boys from the
Ostby a. Barton company. with words
"Ostby a Barton In large leterest; the
company OF the Ostby a Barton COM
pany; Theodore w. Foster company,
Ca
OF Lonsdale Capt. John Brady, 80 men:
German-American club, Capt. Becker
so men; Lafayette Guards, Capt George
DeGrandpre, As men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal Lieut.. Col. Charles f.
Sweet
Aids--H. l.. Russell. Waldo II. Fish, j.
L. Hood and w. l.. Cole
Philharmonic Band.
Nicholson File Company Battalion. six
companies. Mai u. r. Wilson, COM
Holloway: AdJutant, Capt II. r. Wash
burn; Quartermaster. Capt. George RI
ley; Commssary, Capt A. F. Higgind.
Company A. Capt Timothy Burns, ~
men.
Company b, Capt Lester crocker. 50
men.
Company c. Capt John Mcmillan 40
Company y. Capt Harry frank. 32 men.
Company L, Capt Walter Smith. 30
men.
FourtA Ward Battalion. three companies.
Mai. Frank J Clinton.
Budlong Guards. Capt. II. Thompson. y
men.
Aldrich Guards. Capt. George Munson. %
men
Utter Guards, Capt william Brinkman.
- men.
Providence City Band of D pieces
Aldrich Battery, 40 men. Capt r Merle
Bixby. with platoon ~ the Piumed
Knights az honorary stan
Section ]. Lieut.. Barney woodworth
Section 2 Lieut. r I Richards
Section ,. Lieut.. Blair
Section T. Lieut. Charboneu
Sixth Ward Marching Club. Capt l. NJ
Slnonds. rs men
Lakewood Republican Club. Lieut. Frank
Bennett ~ men.
Cumberland Cadets. Capt James Parker
Roosevelt Club. Capt. Morton French. 81
boys
First Ward Republican starters. capt J.
r Browning ~ boys.
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