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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

3

Supreme Lodge Opens with Welcome by Officials

The Supreme Lodge of the K of P formally opened at Somerset Hotel. Governor Guild and Mayor Hibbard addressed the gathering. A gavel carved from Old Ironsides knees was presented to Supreme Chancellor Charles A. Barnes by George E. Wragg of Mystic Lodge Chelsea.

Supreme Lodge K. of P Somerset Hotel Hibbard City Hall Boston D. Sidney Woodworth Ways and Grand Lodge of Massachusetts George W. Penniman Brockton Governor Guild Damon Pythias Sons of Massachusetts State House Hall of Flags Charles A. Barnes America George E. Wragg Mystic Lodge of Chelsea Mystic Lodge Mass Wragg Insurance Department State

Columbus Associates Embarkation Day Festival Draws Thousands

The Columbus Associates celebrated Embarkment Day with a 1000 strong parade through Little Italy and a mass gathering at Sharon Heights. Nearly 3000 attended a Massapong Grove picnic with notable figures from East Boston and North End. A Bennetts vs Grays baseball game drew 1700, ending 18 to 4 for the Bennetts.

Knights of Pythias Columbus Associates Little Italy Sharon Heights Columbus Massapong Grove South Station North End Henry Fitzgerald Daniel Mahoney Edward Leary East Boston George Monahan Santossuosso Frank Andrew Badaracco End Bennetts Boston Grays Gladiators Grays Bennetts M. Leverone C. Marchi

Rights of Free Speech in Boston Police Action

Renowned figures including Henry S. Dewey condemn Boston police for stopping a Lettish meeting at Putnam Hall. They argue the act violated civil rights, constituted false imprisonment and assault, and stress the need for law, order, and a free press without suppressing public assemblies.

Boston Putnam Hall Boston Post Post Henry S. Dewey Municipal Court Police Department Commonwealth Emma Goldman Illinois New York City The

Brookline Rivalry Shapes State Political Contest

Brookline emerges as a high profile political battleground with Rep Norman H. White and Major John A. Curtin backing Rep Joseph Walker for Speaker. White and Curtin unite to support Walker amid local anti merger history and recent party tensions. Walker travels through Springfield and Northampton as he fights for the Speakership.

Brookline Norman H. White John A. Curtin Governor Guild Board of Selectmen Joseph Walker Curtin White Walker Commonwealth United States Anti-Merger League League Grafton Cushing Springfield Northampton

Major Charles C. MacConnell Dies at 68 at Massasoit Hotel

Major Charles Curtis MacConnell U S A retired died at the Massasoit Hotel in Narragansett Pier Rhode Island at age 68 after several weeks illness. He served in the Civil War and was on General Sheridan's staff. He leaves a widow and one son.

Narragansett Pier R. I Charles Curtis MacConnell Massasoit MacConnell General Sheridan Army of the Potomac

Robbery on New Haven train near Green Lodge

Four men robbed a passenger of 140 dollars after boarding a Boston bound electric car at Blue Hill avenue. Basso stayed on to Canton Junction to report the loss. Police from Canton and Dedham pursued leads but found no robbers near Green Lodge. Samuel Senft of New York was arrested at Stoughton and held for arraignment.

Green Lodge Dedham Basso Canton Junction Canton Plunkett Brown Blue Hill Avenue Galligan Stoughton Samuel Senft New York

Handsome Floral Shield Honor for Supreme Chancellor

A mammoth four foot floral shield, emblematic of the K of P., was presented to Supreme Chancellor Barnes during the parade. It rested on a floral easel and was torn by a white dove, framed by red silk streamers with gold lettering welcoming him and naming The Inter-Trust Security Company.

K. of P Barnes Inter-Trust Security Company

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