Boston Club Ball to Feature Five Bachelor Congressmen
Boston’s Bryan Club plans a grand reception and ball in Charlestown with a quintet of visiting congressmen from Washington. The event stirs North End excitement as Ward 6 dressmakers rush to prepare gowns and the quest for Boston’s maidenly charms begins.
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Boston
Bryan Club
Old
Bachelor Ruppert
New York
United States
Cig
Fitzgerald
Ashington
Henry
Charlestown
Fair Daughters
Bunker Hill
Distri
Chanler
Oppert
Glynn
Daly
New Jersey
North End
Chanter
Police Board Works Overtime On Licenses Amid Hotel Fears
Midnight sessions of the Police Commission kept offices busy as they sifted applications for next Tuesday licenses. Officials anticipate heavier rejections this year, targeting Raines law and second class hotels, with many smaller hotels and game saloons under review. Abutters threaten protests dwindling into cash settlements as hearings continue and renewals face delays. Public hearing on Hotel Pasadena matter followed by revocation of Hotel Alpha license.
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Police Commission
Republican State and
Lcenses
Lst
Pasadena
Alpha
National AOH Convention Parade in Boston May Day
Preparations under way for the AOH national convention in Boston with Division 1 led by John A. Ryan of Boston. State President Edward J. Slattery to marshal the parade, three brigades under Roxbury leaders, and a banquet at Mechanics Hall after the march along undecided route. The event reunites Irish descendants across divisions with auxiliary entertainments and a Paul Revere Hall ball.
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Edward J. Slattery
John A. Ryan
Boston
America
Roxbury
John Dolan
Frank Cassidy
Charles McCarthy
John, Dolan
Daniel O’donovan
Faneuil Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
Ps. United States
Thees
Auxiliary
Paul Revere
Education for Deaf Children in Fifth Annual Meeting
The Boston Parents' Educational Association for Deaf Children held its fifth annual meeting at Horace Mann School on Newbury Street. Dr. Alexander Graham Bell spoke urging stronger national unity among deaf education groups. Officers were reelected: E. W. E. Thompson president. James E. Sargent vice president. John McCandlish secretary and treasurer. E. B. L. Osgood, J. Wood, A. H. Andrews directors. Osgood chosen trustee.
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Boston Parents’ Educational Association For Deaf Children
Horace Mann School
Newbury Street
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell Telephone
E. W. E. Thompson
James E. Sargent
John McCandlish
BE. L. Osgood
J. . Wood
A. H. Andrews
EB. L. Osgood
Dr. Bell
Harvard Sophomores Dine at Largest Class Banquet
About 300 Harvard sophomores from the class of 1902 attended the annual class banquet at the Hotel Endome. It was the largest sophomore event in university history with singing and class yells. Toastmaster C Platt presided. speakers covered topics from The Class to football and baseball and a class poem was read.
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Harvard
Endome
C. Platt
EB. Lewis
P. W. Thompson
Ty Press
Pd. C. Cambell
G. Bancroft
B. H. Kendall, Jr
Franklin Lodge Celebrates Eighty-First Anniversary
Franklin Lodge No 2 10 O F celebrated last evening at the United States Hotel the eighty first anniversary of the order Grand Sire Alfred 8 Pinkerton of Worcester was the guest of honor and only speaker. F H Merriam and George Cherry acted as toastmaster. An orchestra vocalists and reader contributed to the pleasure of the event with 260 attendees from across Massachusetts.
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Franklin Lodge
United States
Alfred
Pinkerton
Worcester
F. H Merriam
George Cherry
Massachusetts
Parade of Members From Maine to California in Boston
Thousands of men from Maine to California will march in the streets of Boston in a grand order parade. The long line showcases national unity and civic pride as participants move past cheering onlookers.
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Maine
California
Boston
Annual banquet of Exeter alumni at Parker House
The New England Association of the Alumni of Phillips Exeter Academy held its annual banquet at Parker House with C. A. Davis presiding. Speakers included Principal Harlan, A. Page Amen, Bishop Lawrence, Wentworth, Kittredge, and Major Higginson. Officers elected: President Prentiss Cummings. vice presidents George T. Tilden, Robert O. Harris, Edward Hale, Robert Winsor, William Merrill. secretary J. A. Tufts. treasurer M. P. White. executive committee S. M. Child, F. M. Tucker, Jeremiah Smith Jr., Charles D. Booth, Arthur J. Draper, H. H. Peyton.
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New England Association of the
Phillips Exeter Academy
Parker House
C. A. Davis
Harlan
A. Page Amen
Bishop Lawrence
Wentworth
Board of
Kittredge
Harvard
H. L. Higginson
Prentiss Cummings
George T. Tilden
Robert O. Harris
Edward Hale
Robert Winsor
London reception of Mrs Leslie Carter sparks comparison
Mrs Langtry vents pique over US reception for The Degenerates while Mrs Leslie Carter gains warm liberal praise in London. The note closes with a contrasting sentiment about an early return home.
Payson Tucker Dies in Michigan After Illness
Payson Tucker, once a train boy who rose to manage the Maine Central Railroad, died at St. Clair Springs Michigan after a long illness. He had been seeking relief from chronic ailments and suffered a prior bout of blood poisoning about a year ago.
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Portland
Payson Tucker
St. Clair
Mich
Tucker
Maine Central Railroad
Hot Springs
Ark
Maine Central
Mr. Tucker
Tuttle
Maine Central Railroad Company
Boston &Maine Railroad
Boston
Maine & New Hampshire Granite Company
Casco Bank
Maine Eye and Bar Infirmary
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Brazier
Daniel Brazier
New England
Democratic Letter Boosts Bryan Paine Pair for Ticket
An unsigned Maryland letter mailed to Congress members touts William J Bryan for president and Robert Treat Paine Jr for vice president. It cites Paine as Massachusetts governor candidate and Cuban war veteran, urging a strong companion with Bryan while Maryland leaders deny involvement.
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Washington, D. C
Maryland
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Boston
William J.bryan
Massachusetts
William J. Bryan
Robert Treat Paine
Massachusetts Volunteers
Bryan
Paine
Payson Tucker A Maine Central Legend Remembered
Payson Tucker rose from Portland train boy to general manager of the Maine Central, shaping the road into a model system with faster trains and better service. His leadership boosted summer traffic, local freight rates, and public confidence in the line, earning him wide respect and active civic ties.
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Maine Central
Tucker
Maine Central Railroad
Boston
St. John
Bar Harbor
Meine Central Railroad
Kneisel Quartet Concert Educates Students at Come Servatory
A special Kneisel Quartet concert at the Come Servatory of Music was presented by the management as a musical education effort for students. The turnout and response from both students and audience showed strong appreciation for the faculty and trustees efforts and for the quartet's performance. The piece is viewed as promoting high ideals of musical art.
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Come Servatory of Music
Kneisel Quartet
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Concord
William, Astor
New York City
Brooklyn, N. Y
Jacob Ruppert, JR
W. D. Daly
HobOken, N. J
Martin H. Glynn
Congressional
Police Board
Commission
the Order
The
A. O. H. Parade
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Hunter
Baltimore
Arti Lol Zi
Hardy
Eis Pinel Banton
Vendome
Phillips Exeter
Tougker
Eminent Railroad
St. Clair Springs
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Tri
Weir Stove Co
Taunton
Mase
Young Bay
Boom
Congress
Mr. Paine
Yee
Washington
Payson
Gaco & Portsmouth
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Road
Russell
Boston &Maine
Cleveland
Stark Su Washin
Neshiner
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