Tremendous Pythian Parade in Boston Honors Knights
A huge crowd watches the Pythian Knights parade from Copley square to Scollay square led by Canadian units in electric cars. Officers halt a flag incident requesting an American flag. Two hours of marching feature bands from Wisconsin Michigan and New York with many States represented at Tremont Street reviewing stand.
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Copley Square
Berkeley Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Wiley
Jones
United States
Stobbart
Charles P. Frank
Fire Ladder 14
Postoffice
New York
Scollay Square
Post
Beacon and
Arlington Streets
Charles A. Barnes
Arthur J. Stobbart
Uniform Bank
Eben
Inter- Trust Security Company
New England
Indiana
California
Mississippi
Barnes
Tremont Street
Draper
Hibbard
THE
Supreme Lodge
Hugh Wyllie
New Brunswick Knights of Pythias
George's Annual August Reductions Sale Notice
George's Tailor Parlors advertises a seasonal sale offering suits coats and trousers at reduced prices. The copy cites locations in Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington area outlets, with sample items like a $45 custom made sack suit offered for $15. Open Saturday night.
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George's
Summer St
34Th St
15Th St
Boston
New York
Phila
George
Lawrence
Broadway
N. Y
George's Tailor
Weabhington
Notable Wilmington Residents Named in Listing
Miss Mary Meares, Miss Eliza Meares, Miss Bessie Albright, Miss Agnes Mc Queen, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hornby, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moolin, J. D. Nutt of Wilmington, J. B. Scott of Graham N. H., and Miss Louise Lamar of Monticello Fla are named in a local notice listing residents and affiliations.
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Mary Meares
Eliza Meares
Bessie Albright
Agnes McQueen
J. R. Hornby
James F. Moolin
J. D. Nutt
Wilmington
Pythians clash with Boston police over camp looting
Six plain clothes inspectors guard the Pythian camp on Franklin Field as leaders and police dispute reports of robberies. General Stobbart accuses Superintendent Pierce of false statements while Pythians defend themselves and call for police reform. Officers say some claims were misreported or exaggerated and stray onlookers roamed the camp.
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Franklin Field
Watts
Knight
Stobbart
Hoyt
Boston
Sloan
Tennessee Company
Nashville
Morris Wolf
Lorenz
General Stobbart
Post
Pierce
Pythian
Pythian Week Reception Draws Old Friends at Somerset
Thomas L. Hisgen of West Springfield visits Boston for a Knights of Pythias reception at Hotel Somerset. He greets longtime allies and declines political aims, while North Carolina visitors are hosted by Boston knight B. F. Keith. Notables present include S. C. Barnes, Henry P. Brown, George Penniman, Major-General Stobbart, and other grand officers.
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Hotel Somerset
Knights of Pythias
Thomas L. Hisgen
West Springfield
Independence Party
Co. F. S. Neal
Chicago
Hisgen
S. C
Charles A. Barnes
Jacksonville, Ill
Ss. V. G
Henry P
George W. Penniman
Brockton
G. C
John P. Scott
Somerville
B. F. Keith
North Carolina
Wilmington
N. C
Keith
Boston
Thomas D. Meares
Tnele Joe
Texas
Union
Pythian Events Parade Drill and Vaudeville Today
Today’s programme lists a parade of subordinate lodges and Pythian Sisters at 10 00 a m under Chief Marshal George E Wragg followed by camp drill competitions at 2 00 p m a band concert at 3 00 p m Teels band and a vaudeville show at 8 00 p m at the camp ReceOptions at brigade headquarters and a supreme lodge reception for the membership at large in the Grand hall Mechanics' building Huntington avenue
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George E. Wragg
Teel
Supreme Lodge
Grand Hall
Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
Busy Day for Sisters in Brunswick Event
The Pythian Sisters spent a busy day in Brunswick with committee meetings, a Knights of Pythias parade, and an afternoon address by Governor Guild. A large evening reception featured numerous officers and guests from across the country.
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Governor Guild
Pythian
Brunswick
Knights of Pythias
Mall
Anna M. Young
Okla
J. T. Cotton
Weatherford
Tex
Lida E. Palmer
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. Josie Nelson
Union City
Ind
Oceo Basford
Lancaster
Ida M. Johnson
Central City
Col
Josephine Belcher
Ida Johnson
Nellie Barker
Adams
Quinby
Munroe
M. B. Lecomte
New York
Oliver. Lada
Providence
R. IL
Flora Eb, Griffith
J. J. Wood
Rosenstein
Paterson
N. J
Maria A. Straubburg
New York City
Louise J. Probyn
Holeproof Hosiery Receives England to Boston Order
An English buyer ordered four boxes of Holeproof Hosiery from Boston. A purchaser bought an imitation by mistake, then returned it after seeing the genuine display at the Talbot Company. Talbot's is the sole Boston agency, selling Holeproof at $2 per box of six pairs, and offering six months protection against rips holes and darn. They also offer boys Black Gar stock ings at 25 cents per pair.
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United States
Boston
Merry England
Talbot Company
Washington Street
Talbot’s
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Postoffice Square
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James H. Barclay
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
North
South Carolina
D. J. Turner
Lydia A. Munroe
Riverside, Cal
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