Notable Encampment of Golden Gate Knights in Boston
Warships. Here. Knights of the Golden Gate chapter holds a notable encampment in Boston with a full ceremonial program. Grand Prelate McGrath and Rev Deward lead religious services as swords clash and the order vows to establish an asylum for worship. A near collision on the Erie and Fort Wayne lines interrupts festivities as rain and haste threaten safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
St. Paul’s
Chicago
Deward
Trinity
W. H. Deward
Grand Master McCurdy Leads Templars at Trinity
Grand Master Hugh McCurdy of Detroit Commandery No. 1 arrives in Corunna Michigan born leader and lawyer farmer, and the Templar conclave opens with a Trinity Church service. Knights march in two by two with banners and swords as the grand master is escorted back to the Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy
Corunna
Mich
Michigan
Hugh McCurdy
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Newman
Salem
Detroit Commandery No. 1
Detroit Commandery
Detroit
General Lawrence
Jesus
Galilean
Vendome
Golden Gate Commandery Arrives in Boston with Bear of the Pacific
A Golden Gate Commandery No. 16 train arrived in Boston after a five hour delay. About eighty Knights and thirty ladies disembarked with Zerubbabel the bear, who drew cheers along a crowded route to the Columbian Hotel. The group praised California leadership, noted expenses and a San Francisco asylum, and shared a bear poem while the animal expressed fatigue from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gremville
Penn
Erie
Fort Wayne
Templars
Templar
Knights
Chautauqua
Niagara
R. E
Frank W. Sumner
Union
Golden Gate Commandery
No. 16
K. T
San Francisco
California
Pacific Slope
Commandery
Zerubbabel
Columbian Hotel
Warrenton Street
Boston
the Columbian
George D. Or
George Spaulding
Bear
Knights of Pittsburg visit Boston in 1898 hub tour
The Pittsburg No. 1 Commandery arrives at Union Station with 218 members and 125 Sir Knights for a celebratory visit to Boston. They travel aboard ten Wagner palace cars, attend a church service, and enjoy luncheons and decorated receptions at the Quincy. They express optimism about bringing the next conclave to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Quincy
New York City
Hudson River
Rhine
America
Commandery
Pennsylvania
Knight Bushby
Pittsburg Commandery No. 1
Union Station
Wagner Company
Eli Edmundson, Jr
Edmundson
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec City
White Mountains
Quebec
Boston
Union Depot
Pennsylvania Knights
David M. Kinzer
Joseph G. Morris
Herman Junker
George Heaps
William T. Reiter
Galvin‘ Bros
Tremont Street
Pittsburg No. 1
Shawmut Avenue
George L. Perin
Trinity Commandery
Perin
Post
Penn
Sir Knights of the Union
Detroit Commandery Escorts Grand Master to Boston Conclave
Detroit Commandery arrived at Union station with a decorated train and seven cars to escort Grand Master Sir Hugh McCurdy to the Vendome Hotel for the 1895 Twenty sixth Conclave. The parade featured Detroit knights in white plumes, a Detriot Schermer Band, and a formal reception by Boston officials. The delegation includes Congressman John B. Corliss and 5600 total Detroit Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Commandery
Union Station
Detroit
Boston
Hugh McCurdy
John S. Camrell
Boston Commandery
Detroit Knights
Portland Street
Boston Knights
Home Commandery
Fry
E. S. Garfield
George E. Hilton
Olivet
Lynn
Batchellor
Pennsylvania
United States
W. B. Isaacs
J. D. McGrath
Chicago
Vendome
Knights
American Military Band
Schermer Band
Scollay Square
Fremont
Doylrton Streets
Berkeley
Commonwealth Avenue
Trinity Church
Detriot Commandery
John B. Corliss
Michigan
Park Square
Maryland Commandery
Maryland
Beacon Street
Beauseant
de Molay
Jacques de Molay
St. John’s
Tancred
Hugh de Payens
Cyrene
Oxford
St. Botolph Hall
Lake Erie
New York
Cambridge Commandery
Sir Knights
Cambridge
de Molay Commanderies
Knights Templar gathering crowds at Park Square station
A Boston pageant centers on a large arrival of Knights Templar and ladies from Maryland Beauseant Cyrene and other commands. Delegations from multiple states arrive between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. with escorts to designated quarters, listing dozens of named commands and members. The Denver Club, Lafayette and Anderson divisions, and other groups travel by train to join events, with a long roster of Sir Knights and wives and daughters compiled for The Denver-Boston Knights Templars Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Anderson
Ind
Boston
Albany
Huntington Avenue
Columbus Square
St. Omer Commandery
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Buffalo
Niagara
Denver Club
Denver
Col
Worcester
Denver Boys
Mystic Shriners
Denver-Boston
L. C. Cline
W. T. Cornwall
George F. Fonda
J. G. Hoffer
J. E. Kiefer
C. J. Knoch
W. T. Lambert
Richard LeHert
Thomas Nicholl
W. G. Parkhurst
C. J. Peilly
H. F. Rhoades
D. D. Seerie
R. D. Smith
J. W. Smith
George W. Vallery
Fred Walson
Leonard Walters
Knights Welcome Westward Commanderies In Boston
The Boston & Albany station greeted the Grand Commandery of Nebraska and many other commanderies from Michigan Iowa Kentucky and Ohio as they arrive for visits. Knights and ladies, escorted by local bodies, occupy hotels and conduct open houses with planned excursions and friendly receptions.
1000 Mileage Book Free Offer
A 1000 mile book over the N Y N J H R R will be presented to the Barnstable or neighbouring county keeper who may send in on or before Nov 1 1805, largest submission of ten weeks’ connections at 10 cash. All orders. No subscription is deduced. Boston worth 312 st. Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templars
Boston
United States
Alaska
N. Y
N. J
Barnstable
Knights Arrive by The Hundreds at Union Depot
Crowds of Knights and their ladies fill Union station as Iowa Grand Commandery arrives in two delegations around 3:30 p.m. The reception committee greets about 300 Knights and numerous accompanying ladies while notable figures include Grand Captain-General George W. Beaver and Grand Prelate John Geigger. Delegations span St Aldemar Marshalltown Jaffa Charles City Excalibur Boone Palestine Iowa City and more. Attest: Edward A. Willard Asst. Clerk. Attorneys Johnson Clapp & Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Croix
Sac City
Trinity
Monticello
Girard
Perry Isle
Tancred
Maquoketa
Antioch
New Hampton
de Payens
Oscaloosa
Temple
Des Moines
Triune
Fort Dodge
Kenneth
Independence
St. Bernard
Belle Plain
Esdrolon
Esterville
Cypress
Vinton
Hatmas Commandery
Marion
St. Elmo
Sioux Falls
Langrage
West Union
Escalon
Waterloo
Apollo
Cedar Rapids
Beauseant
Decorah
Iowa
Massachusetts Avenue
Palestine
O. S. Pavon
Michigan
Des Molay
Mt. Washington
Edwin L. Bowring
Eminent Heald
W. R. Cooke
William P. Stone
Kalamazoo
Charles B. Alien
O. F. Coleman
W. W. Owen
Edwin Burdick
St. Joseph Commander
Garfield Commandery
William Peters
Theodore Brown
Sydney Commandery
T. F. Wilkinson
F. M. Gales
W. T. McLean
Bach Knight
Cyrene Commandery
S. D
C. E. Baker
William Parkman
East Boston
Little Commandery
Louisville
Union Station
Apollo Commandery
No. 15
Troy
N. Y
Joseph Warren
Martland
Salemtown
Auburn
Geneva
Iowa Grand Commandery
Grand Commandery
George W. Beaver
John Geigger
Merriam
el Kahir Temple
Iowa Falls
St. Aldemar
Marshaltown
Jaffa
Charles City
Excalibur
Boone
Iowa City
Divorce Petition of George B Lincoln in Middlesex County
George B Lincoln of Watertown Massachusetts sues Addie G Jordan Lincoln for divorce on grounds of desertion. They married July 20 1876 in Boston and lived as husband and wife until Addie Lincoln deserted December 29 1879 and has remained absent. Petition filed August 12 1895 seeks a divorce a mensa et thoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
George B. Lincoln
Watertown
Addied G. Jordan
Boston
Suffolk
Addie G. Lincoln
Angus
A. D
Libel Notice in Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts libellant ordered to publish the libel and court order in the Boston Post for three weeks and send a copy to the libellee’s last address, urging appearance on the first Monday of October to show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted. Clerk Theo C Hurd certifies the true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Superior Court
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Theo. C. Hurd
Theoc, Hurd
Mass Superior Court Notice in Adlitv Luce Case
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Superior Court directs William H Adlit to publish notice in the Boston Post for nonserved defendants Edward L Hearsey and Annie O Hear sy. The action seeks $2000 on a contract dated September 27, 1894 and continues until notice is given. Publication to occur weekly for three weeks, final issue at least fourteen days before October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
A. D
Benjamin T. Rhoads
New Et
John N. Reynolds
Jane E. C. Reynolds
Chicago
Cook
Illinois
Boston
Joseph A. Willard
Middlesex
ss.—Superior Court
Altwgth
William H. Adlit
Generville
Said
CH . Cb
Amelia H. Luce
Gloucester
Essex
Edward L. Hearsey
Annie O. Hearsy
Edward L
Annie C
Boston Post
John L. Ambrose
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Order
William F. Smith
Golden Gate Knights
George D. Clark
Golden Gate
Frank Rader
Coeur de Lion
George Linsabaugh
Christian Hellwig
Charlies P. Overton
Courtland
Benedict
Leander W. Frary
Pasadena
Charles D. Bunker
Bostonians
Boston Town
Little One
The
Columbian
Billy”. Sanderson
Brain
New England
Beed
Higend
Townsend
Charles L. ‘Field
William H. Smith
the H. Mowbray
Fraters
Advent OF
Grand Master
Park Square Station
Crusade of Maryland
United States Hotel
Alabama
Columbus Avenue
Baltimore
St. Botolph Studio
Corinthian Chasseur
West
Newton Street
Indiana
Kneeland Street Station
Boston & Albany
Nebraska
Mt. Calvary Commandery
Omaha
Neb
C. B. Pinch
R. P. R. Millar
E. C. Webster
John Dwyer
E. K. Long
L. M. Keene
Henry Gibbon
Edgar S. Dutley
Edgar C. Salisbury
William K. Bowen
James T. Tulleys
Wiagara Falls
Knights of
J. Ti Dyer
Whiting
J. H. Bowker
Pilgrim Commandery
Harrisburg
Trinity, O
Boston & Albany Railroad
Damascus
Jackson Commandery
Maysville
Rt. Em
Robert H. Stone
Kentucky
Warren
Lakin Thomas
Edward A. Willard
Messrs. Johnson, Clapp & Underwood
Hodges
Jor T. Ambrose
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