Knights Templars in Boston Conclave Pilgrimage
Knights Templars from De Molay Commandery Louisville St Aldemar Commandery St Bernard Commandery and others travel by special trains with ladies and bands to Boston for the August triennial gathering. The routes traverse Canada and White Mountains, with multiple hotels, quarters, and receptions planned.
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Knights Templars
West
United States
Boston
de Molay
Louisville
John H. Sannaman
Little Commandery
Masonic Widows’ and Orphans’ Home
Sd H.B. Grant
Louiisville
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Niagara
Falls
Clayton
Montréal
Quebec
Fabyans
Union Station
Little “Commandery
Willow Street
St. Aldemar Commandery
St. Louis
Joseph C. Finagin
Bridgewater
Commandery
Wagner
Cleveland
Montreal
St. John
Montpelier
Wells River
St. Aldemar
Nantasket
St. Bernard ‘Commandery
No. 16
Saginaw, Mich
William J. Bartow
Knights
Beantown
Canada
White Mountains
Old Orchard Beach
Saginaw
St. James Avenue
Brunswick
Sutton Commandery
Seginaw
New Bedford
Parker House
Wolverines
Buzzard’s Bay
Fort Phenix
Fitchburg Railroad
West Shore Railroad
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk Railroad
Port Huron
Saratoga
Missouri
St. John’s
Springfield
Huntingon
Huntington Commandery
Huntington
W. Va
W. F. Hite
W. H. H. Holswade
D. W. Emmons
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Gorham
Portland
Pembroke Street
Fitchburg
Albany
New York
Cyrene Commandery
No. 7
Wheeling
Sir Knights
Pullman @leepers
New York City
No New Light In Alberta Stuart Disappearance Case
The Post reports no conclusive sighting of Alberta Stuart after meeting a girl on Revere Street. Charles Bean alleged a 18 to 20 year old man with Alberta near Mt Vernon and Charles Streets, but Ransom and Mabel Johnson dispute the sighting, and Bean admits a possible error. Inspector Dugan notes Bean's account does not match Howland's later description of a different man.
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Alberta Stuart
Mt. Vernon Street
Revere Street
Alberta
Charles A. Bean
Mt.Vernon and
Charles Streets
Mr. Bean
Cambridge and
Charles
Post
Mt. Vernon
John Ransom
Charlies
Mr. Ransom
Bean
Mabel Johnson
Charles Street
Ala Stuart
Miss Johnson
Miss Howland
Bertie
Salem Mayor’s Veto Blocks Chief Engineer Pay Plan
Salem on August 2. Mayor Turner vetoes an ordinance to create a permanent chief engineer position with a $1,000 salary. He cites doubts about savings, inflated officer counts, unapproved payrolls, maintenance waste, and failure to follow ordinances. He warns against further expense without reform.
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Salem
Turner
Ward 6
Outsiders Day at Cleveland Grand Circuit Meet
Cleveland O Aug 2 A grand circuit program with four events today at Glenville track drew 7000. Accidents and delays left only one race finished as Benzetta won the 2 13 trot in straight heats while Colonel Kuser faded from favor in the 2 17 trot. Bravado and Kate Phillamont split the next heats with the former driving the latter out in fifth and sixth. Coleridge led the 2 10 pace but Coleridge then beat Guinette Paul surprised by winning the third heat. The unfinished races and the 2 21 trot are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Cleveland, O
Glenville
Benzetta
Colonel Kuser
Penelope
Olonel Kuser
Bravado
Kate Phillamont
Coleridge
Guinette
Paul
New Shoe Factory to Rise in Derry Depot
Leading citizens circulate subscription papers to raise funds for a new shoe factory in Derry Depot New Hampshire. The firm name remains private but is reputed among New England firms. Shops will be 100 feet long four stories high and will employ about 200 operatives.
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Derry Depot
N. H
New England
Deaths noted in local area with varying funeral details
Death notices from Boston area papers list Hugh OBrien with a funeral from 76 Commonwealth Ave and a mass at the Cathedral. Marblehead records Simon Lamprell aged 35 years 22 days at 7 Abbott Street with services at home. Notices also include Bell child of John and Jennie Bell. Mary A Butler, infant of James F and Margaret Butler. Wil E Cotter, 19, eldest son of William and Catherine. Charlotte Dunham, 1 year 11 months. Margaret Fox, 9 months 22 days.
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O’brien
Hugh O’brien
Commonwealth Avenue
Cathedral
Lamprell
Marblehead
Simon Lammprell
Abbott Street
John
Jennie Bell
Butler
Boston
Mary A
James F
Margaret Butler
Cotter
Wil E
William
Cathe O 'Cotter
Dunham
Allston
Charlotte
Samuel H
Violet Dunham
Fox
Jamaica Plain
Margaret Bt
Thomas
Holmes Case Entices Prisoner to Extradition Talk
Aug 2. Governor Clarke has not heard from Chicago on extraditing Convict Allen. Sheriff Slaughter of Lee County writes that Allen alias Hatch, jailed ten years, could win freedom if he tells a plausible tale about H. H. Holmes. Our county has indicted him in one case, with two more possible when the grand jury meets. He asks attention for the local interest.
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Little Rock
Ark
Clarke
Chicago
Allen
Slaughter
Lee
Hatch
H. H. Holmes
Philadelphia
New Hampshire Crime Charged to Holmes
Concord Aug 2 A 1817 murder case reappears as suspicion falls on Holmes also known as Mudgett, relative of Beck's wife. Beck, prominent London NH resident, was found dead in his house with a rope tied oddly around the neck, leading locals to question suicide. Holmes, jailed in Philadelphia, is blamed by Beck's brother and recalled by townspeople who remember his odd traits.
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Concord
N. H
Beck
London
Holmes
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, and the Alleged Many Times Murderer, Was A Relative of ‘Mr. Beck
Mudgett
Among the Gaels organize Gaelic football clubs in Greater Boston
Irish American Athletic movement gains ink in Boston area as new Gaelic clubs form and old teams grow. Emmet Chelsea challenges Shamrock Worcester for Labor Day, OConnell Boston invites Worcester Emerald for same date, hurling aims for New England championship with Boston and New York teams backing. Union plans Aug 18 meeting. delegates sought.
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Boston
Brighton
Irish-American Athletic Union
Central Labor Union of
Worcester
Gaelic Athletic Association
Old St. Patrick’s Parish
Father O’donnell
East Cambridge
Highland Lake Grove
Emmet Football Club
Chelsea
Shamrock Football Club
O’connell
Emerald
New England
New York
Union
John B. O'Higgins
Boston Post
D. C. Toomey
Carroll Street
Vicinity
Quinsigamond
The
Shamrock
Burgess Leads at Croquet Championship in Mass
At Asbury Grove on August 2, Burgess won seven games and lost one to lead the Massachusetts croquet championship. Spaulding trailed with five wins and two losses as excellent play drew modest attendance. Burgess will contest the national title at Norwich.
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Asbury Grove
Massachusetts
Burgess
Spaulding
America
Norwich
Stationary Engineers Visit Bass Point Moonlight Excursion
About 400 members of the National Stationary Engineers Society and families visited Bass Point for a moonlight excursion. The party landed, played games, and returned to Boston at 1 o clock via Boston light. The night was magnificent and all aboard enjoyed themselves.
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Stationary Engineers
Bass Point
Nahant
National Stationary Engineers’ Society
Boston
Honored Dead Ex Mayor O'Brien Remembered by Boston Council
Boston City Council and Common Council members honor ex Mayor Hugh O'Brien with a joint memorial resolution. Alderman Barry and others praise his leadership in parks, labor, and public service, noting his frank integrity and charitable character. Funeral attendance planned by committees.
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O’brien
Boston City Council
Hugh O’brien
Barry
Boston
City of
Board of Aldermen
Board of Survey
O’brien E
Dever
Presho
Messrs
Norris
Colby
O'Callaghan
Newmarch
Resolutions Passed at Special Meeting of Boston Electric Light
The Boston Electric Light Company held a special meeting where directors, including Hon. M. M. Cunniff and Hon. James, paid tribute to Hugh O'Brien. They recognized his long service since incorporation and noted his foresight, modest manners, and valued guidance in managing company affairs.
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M. M. Cunniff
James
Hugh O’brien
Boston Electric Light Company
Funeral Arrangements for Back Bay Resident
Remains are at the late home in the Back Bay. Funeral services are scheduled Monday forenoon at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Pall bearers will be announced.
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Back Bay
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
A Dubious Marriage in East Boston Court
In East Boston District Court Edwin J. Bissett was arraigned on a charge of assault on Ida James and bound over to the Superior Court. The couple had wed a week earlier in Chelsea. Ida, about 15, arrived from abroad two weeks ago. Details reveal she was presenting as 19, while Bissett claimed a younger age. The marriage cert was issued in Chelsea. Also noted: ex Mayor Hugh O’Brien’s funeral arrangements, with local dignitaries listed and expected attendees.
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East Boston
Edwin J. Bissett
Ida James
Superior Court
Bissett
Mr. Collier
Chelsea
Falcon Street
John McCollum
Bassett
McCallum
Edwin Bassett
Ida
Edwin
Runaway marriage reported in College Point couple wed in Harlem
In College Point yesterday a New York couple married after first being refused by a police justice. They then secured Justice Smyth who tied the knot. Bride Mary Helen Irsch aged 19, groom Robert A. Jenkins 27, witnesses from New York. The couple, members of the Nonpareil Rowing Club, planned to live in Harlem. Father Francis Irsch, a broker, said youth was the only objection but forgave them.
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New York
College Point
Donnelly
Beiderlinder
Thomas Smyth
Mary Helen Irsch
East One Hundred
Twenty-third Street
Robert A. Jenkins
East Twenty-first Street
D. N. Jones
J. Hannele
Rowing Club
Harlem
Recorder
East One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
Francis Irsch
Mr. Irsch
Lakeview hosts Lakeview Assembly closes with recognition day
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore urged training women for home work and public life citing heredity and environment. Lectures by Leon H. Vincent on Oliver Wendell Holmes and Jane Austen followed. Recognition day featured diplomas, a Weslayan College address, and a grand alumni banquet. Musical day planned with Fair Ellen cantata and Farmer’s mass in B flat.
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Lakeview
South Framingham
Mary A. Livermore
Lakeview Assembly
Leon H. Vincent
Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
Vincent
Jane Austen
Malloy
Emerson
Hermione
Raymond
Wesleyan College
Kingdom of Christ
American Wringer Co advertisement at Broadway extension
The American Wringer Co at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers with repair service for all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to and telephone Tremont 74.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Texas Terror Tames City Shop Fight Over LA Ticket
A man known as T A Cody, calling himself the Texas Terror, bought a Pacific Mail ticket to Los Angeles, drew a revolver, threatened to rob a bank, and fought with fellow prisoner Daniel Cunningham in a Broadway jail pen. He was released after magistrate Deuel ruled he could catch the steamship. The revolver was turned over to police.
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New York
Charles Isaacs
Broadway
Pacific Mail
Los Angeles
Isaacs
Policeman Lake
Broadway Squad
Lake
T. A. Cody
England
Texas Jack
Deuel
Jefferson Market
Daniel Cunningham
Charles Street
Cody
Cunningham
Shay
The
Texas Terror
Texas
McGuckin
Graystone Park sewer injunction targets Lynn officials
An injunction halted a planned Graystone Park sewer project in Lynn aimed at forcing removal of a trench under central trees. Moses W. Thompson, former owner of park properties, obtained the order against Mayor Harwood, City Engineer Gay, and Contractor Hurley while City Solicitor Baldwin weighs options for the city’s response.
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Greystone Park
Ocean Street
Baldwin
Gray Charged With Murder In Inquest
Inquest into the July 4 fatal shooting of Frank Sipp at 358 Seventh Avenue returned a verdict that Robert Gray alias Robert McCoy caused the death. Gray was held without bail to await grand jury action after Patrolman Terpenning testified to a bloodied shirt found on Gray, deemed an important exhibit.
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New York
Dobbs
Frank Sipp
West Thirtieth Street
Robert Gray
Robert McCoy
Seventh Avenue
Gray
Lipp
Terpenning
West Thirty Seventh Street
Sawdust Trail Leads to Youth Burglary Suspect
New York news reports 16 year old Frank McLean worked as a plumber and stole small change nightly from a laundry bag. Detective Carey laid a trap with wet sawdust, traced a trail from the coat to McLean’s room, and arrested him at his doorway. McLean confessed to the thefts. magistrate Crane held him for trial in Morrisania court.
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New York
Walter Ford
Buckhurst Street
Lockwood
East One Hundred and Seventy Seventh Street
Ford
Carey
McLean
Morrisania
Crane
Rail and bus schedules for White Mountain region and beyond
Regional transport timetables list recurring departure times at numerous towns including Woodstock Lisbon White Field Jefferson Lancaster and Twin Mountain with service to White Mountain resorts Montpelier Burlington Montreal and Chicago areas. Regular morning afternoon and Sunday slots appear with varying minutes past the hour and some Saturday adjustments.
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Twin Mountain
Fabyan
MT. Pleasant House
White Mountain
Maplewood
Profile Ee
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
Bradford
Newbury
Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrook
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Methyl — Dental Co
Boston World
RLD
Mass
Charles and
Aml
Vernon Srs
the Post
Outsiders
Derry
Schrmer—Weilhart
Louis B. Schwarz
George L. Schirmer
Marie Weilhart
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Croquet
City Council
Electric Light CO
Neral
Union Institution For Savings
Court House
James Donovan
O'Brien
Donovan
Boston Electric Light CO
Somerville
Harry Clinton
Minnie J. and
Gertrude
Nova Scotia
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
Gilbert
Edward J. Flynn
Charitable Irish Society
Hugh Carey
St. .Vincent’s Orphans’ Asylum
Bernard Carr
Charles D. Palmer
Lowell
Patrick Maguire
Union, Savings Bank
Catholic Union
Franklin’ Typographical Union
Joshua P. Bodfish
Mayors’ Club of
Charles Dana Palmer
Mrs. Livermore
Union Station, Caan
Ray Street
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Hamilton
Toronto
Detroit
Cincimnati
Points
ECF
Aboukbee
Bowton
Seong
Oston
Toston
Pacific
Uveviw
Lake Champlain
Sens
Bellows Falls
White River
Rutland
Whitehall
Fort Edward
Grensedburgh
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Vermont
New Canada
Barilington
Ee Street
Union Causeway Street
J. Watson
Sair
Bellows
Graystone Park
Boston & Maine
R.R
Washington St. Corner State St. Ste
Augusta
Bangor
Peenere
Bait Bros
Spo
Mere Ester
Halifax
the Provinges
Stephen and
ST. Andrews
Wee Lays
Vale
Glen
Crawford
Lan
Grand Trunk R. R
Maine Central
Aston
Rockland
North Conway
Ace
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwi Southwest
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Joe Pigen
Age
Manchester
Coser
New Bon
North Weare
Henneker
North Ae
New Boston
M. Ooksett
Sukcoo
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Eeinate
Berio &. m
Tilton
Lakeport
Geepia
Ashland
Laconta
Wierts
Plymouth
Bear Island
Bear Island Anderree Harbor
Weirs
Ed Lane
Wolfeboro
Flanders
Samuel W. Clifford
Court Street
Carpenters
Ryivanter
Testvins Tere Stair Puilders
Vester
Ee Ee Haverhill
Ty Scle & St
Follow Well
Seatge
Ee Ton St
Burditt & Woom
Vinal
Davidbins
Sudbury St
W. He Willard
Willard & Co
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