Newport Beauty Delights Society in Hospital Benefit Tableau
Newport Rhode Island August 22 The Casino Theatre produced a society tableaux event to aid the Newport Hospital. A fashionable audience viewed living pictures of old master subjects arranged by Elliott Gregory with participants including Mrs J J Astor Miss Vanderbilt and others in period costumes and elaborate stage fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Casino Theatre
Newport Hospital
Elliott Gregory
Living Pictures
Miss Vanderbilt
Marguerite de Valois
Porkin
Mrs. A. Cass Canfield
Jane
Countess of
Harrington
Sir Joshua Reynolds
John Ford Whitehouse
Marble House
R. L. Cattenach
Duc de Guise
de la Roche
Ellis Hoffman
Boucher
J. J. Astor
la Bouquetiere
Leloir
Cushing
G Liffany
John J. Ford
J. Townsend Burden, Jr
Jordeans
Miss Cushing
Miss Brigham
Edith Blighe
Mme. Recamier
David
Brice
Vigee le Brun
Alice Blight
la Sultana
van Loo
Victor Sorchan
Forecast for New England and eastern New York
Fair weather expected Friday in New England and eastern New York with slightly warmer temperatures and southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Hyde Park man falls thirty feet from roof at Grove Hall
Robert Jesse of Hyde Park fell from a roof at Grove Hall yesterday afternoon, losing balance and dropping about thirty feet. He sustained multiple injuries, none serious, and was taken to the City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jesse
Hyde Park
Grove Hall
City Hospital
Smuggled liquor seized near Gloucester coastal raid
Collector Pew reports multiple seizures of contraband liquor landed from the Provinces or St. Pierre. A year ago the Sarah E Babson case slowed traffic, but large quantities are again entering. Yesterday near Norman's Woe, a sheltered cove yielded many opened liquor cases marked F. S. & Co, likely from fishing vessels calling at provincial ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Pew
Provinces
St. Pierre
Sarah E. Babson
Norman
Jealousy Tragedy Ends Life in Pawtucket
At 2 o'clock this morning Patrick O'Day of 276 Pleasant street Pawtucket shot his wife and instantly killed her. The trouble was due to jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Patrick O
Pleasant Street
Pawtucket
Spirits Manufacturing Co Incorporated in New York
The American Spirits Manufacturing Company was incorporated in New York with capital stock of 35 million dollars, paying 43,750 dollars in taxes. Its principal office will be in New York City. Officers include S. M. Rice as president and R. B. Hartshorne as vice president and chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Spirits Manufacturing Company
Secretary of State
Albany
New York City
S. M. Rice
R. B. Hartshorne
Jules S. Bache
T. H. Wentworth
Nathan Bijur
John Welch Killed by Transit Express in Woburn
John Welch a local expressman in Woburn Mass was struck and killed by a southbound express train at Winn street while driving a carriage toward the city center. The collision mangled him and the horse fatally and left a wife and several small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
John Welch
Winn Street
Welch
Described Terrebonne Steamer Sinks. Passengers Saved at Lachine
In Montreal on Aug 22 a report said the Terrebonne met a serious accident with drownings, but later notes indicated the steamer sprang a leak through Cascade Rapids and was landed at Lachine Canal where all passengers were transferred safely. Among them were several hundred Knights Templars en route to Boston. The passengers arrived in the city by train.
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Montreal
Terrebonne
Cascade Rapids
Lachine Canal
Knights Templars
Boston
Crescent Lodge Odd Fellows Marks 50th Anniversary
Crescent Lodge No 8 in East Weymouth celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a parade banquet and speeches. The lodge now has 242 members and was greeted by grand officers and guests after a procession from the railroad station to Odd Fellows Hall. Speakers included Zachariah L Bicknell Colonel Henry A Thomas and other Grand Lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Weymouth
Crescent Lodge of Odd Fellows No. 8
Wompatuck
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Zachariah L. Bicknell
Lodge
Henry A. Thomas
Grand Lodge
Knights Templars Outline HQ and Sub-Committees
The headquarters of R. Em is at Medical Staff, Reception Committee, with Sir Charles C. Fry as Chief-of-Staff. Sub-Committees include BENJAMIN W. ROWELL and the Secretary Triennial Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Em
Sir Charles C. Fry
Benjamin W. Rowell
Hanleys Comeback as Insanity Questioned in Salem
Patrick J Hanley known as Corkey Hanley one of Essex counties most notorious criminals is jailed in Salem awaiting grand jury action after dropping food and water for eight days. Doctors including Dr Page and Dr Hilcott examined him while Sheriff Johnson notes uncertain mental state and ongoing nourishment. He previously escaped in Lynn and served time in Concord Charlestown and Europe, with a long record of breaks and jail escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Patrick J. Hanley
Corkey" Hanley
Boston
Rowe and Wells
Lynn
George W. Herrick & Co
Hanley
Greenhalge
Johnson
Post
Sheriff Johnson
Carleton
Moody
Essex County
Loring Burrill
Concord
Pleasant Street
Oliver P. Noble
Edward A. Dennis
Burches
C. S. Allen
Bessom
A. J. Clark
Felix Golding
George Southworth
Summer Street
40Lding
Guthrie
Europe
Charlestown
Essex ship carpenter killed by train near Monserrat
Roderick McKenna, 55, of Essex, was struck by the 3:20 Boston train while walking with another carpenter from the Beverly Gloucester line toward Monserrat station. He died about fifteen minutes later, after being unconscious at the scene. He leaves four children. He had spent the afternoon in Salem and was en route to Essex.
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Beverly
Roderick McKenna
Essex
Boston
Monserrat
Gloucester Crossing
Main Street
Salem
CAMLDREN Sunday Post dolls in unique dress line
New doll series from CAMLDREN Sunday Post showcases distinctive outfits with backs emphasized. Standalone figures promoted as collectible, with two more releases teased, urging readers to collect them all.
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Sunday Post
Lavish Templar Decorations Drape Boston for Parade
Boston gears up for the Templar conclave with lavish bunting and electric lights, as fretted crowds decorate City Hall, Washington Street, and Adams Square. Major firms unveil allegorical oil paintings, blue shields, and Beauseant banners. Public and private stands rise on major avenues, with substantial crowds and theater plans signaling a grand week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
Templars
Washington Street
A. Shuman & Co
Knights
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Templar Order
Avon Street
R. H. White
Masonic Fraternity
Blue Lodge
Lodge of Masons
Council
Chapter
Masonry
Templar Commanderies
Bedford Street
St. George
Knight
Sidney Smith
Fire devastates Milwaukee river warehouses and cars
A major blaze at 1 pm destroyed six blocks along the Menominee River in Milwaukee. The Union Steamboat dock, Anchor line, Wisconsin Central and other railroad freight houses suffered extensive losses, with over sixty freight cars ruined. Estimated total loss ranges from 300000 to 500000. one boy named McManus was killed by a fire wagon incident.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Union Steamboat Dock
Menominee River
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
McManus
Union Steamboat Company
Anchor Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Pritzlaff
H. J. Deleney
BH. T. Doyn
St. Paul Company
Fowler Street
St. Paul
Second
Third Streets
West Water Street
Sixth Street
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railroad
Whch
Streetcar Arrangements During Parade Reported
Streetcar lines from Grove Hall and nearby routes will operate north to Northampton street and Summer street via Harrison avenue during the parade. Several lines including East Boston Ferry will be discontinued while others use Shawmut avenue or Washington street as closures occur. Cars will run at five minute intervals between Shawmut and Massachusetts avenues and depots until Tremont Street and Scollay Square are closed, then north to Eliot street until the parade ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Library
School Street
Old Public Library
Brother Jones
Brother Brown
W. M. Sorungeons
Galveston
Tex
W. H. Ambler
Philadelphia
John H. Churchill
Dodge City
Kan
John A Gerow
Detroit
Grand Recorder of Michigan
Cooper H. Puckett
Burlington
N. J
Henry Bates
Templar
Curtis
McCundy
Algonquin Club
Herbert
State House
Jack” Adams
Boston Passenger Committee
Boston
Grove Hall
Cross Town
Columbus Avenue
Union Station
Shawmut Avenue
Bunker Hill
Chelsea Ferry
Forest Hills
Green Street
Northampton Street
Dorchester
Meeting House Hill
Somerville
Summer Street
Harrison Avenue
Bartlett Street
Rowe’s Wharf
Washington Street
Parade
Adams Square
Shawmut
Massachusetts Avenues
Tretfmont House
Scollay Square
Tremont Street
PONY POLO AT HINGHAM BRINGS LARGE CROWD TO MATCH
The Hingham Polo Club hosted a pony polo game in light weather with the Whites receiving a seven goal handicap against the Reds. White stars Hammond Braman tallying 11 of 21, while Crocker scored the Reds sole goal. Coe was unseated but uninjured, final score Whites 21 Reds 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Mass
Hingham Polo Club
Reds
G. D. Braman
Mr. Williams
H. Braman
Bryant
Coe
Mr. Crocker
Mr. Dabney
Mr. Souther
W. H. Prides
J. Wilde
Hammond Braman
Mr. Coe
Whites
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strecker & Co
Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Burdett
Chamber of Commerce
Prospectus Free
Newport Beauty
Seth Arnold
Bartlett
Patrick O'Day of
Weymouth Odd Fellows
Boylston ST
Gorkey
Camldren
Advertiser
Lovell Arms Company
Leopold Morse Company
Bright
Joel Goldthwait Company
H. H. Cotton & Co
J. Comer & Co
C. H. Robinson, Peabody, Whitney & Co
Keeler & Co
Adams Square 2
Jaynes & Co
Hanover Street
Houghton & Dutton
Masonic Temple
Daniel W. Lawrence
Joseph L. White
Rowland H. Boutwell
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Copley Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Camrell
Vendome
Brunswick
Mechanics’ Hall
Freie
Barney House
Tso
Medinis
Atalanta
Steege
WM. Read & Sons
Longwood Avenue
Haverhill Street
Roxbury
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