Farragut Club Boxing Carnival Attracts Big Boston Crowd
The Farragut Club held the second night of a boxing carnival at West Newton Street Armory with near 3000 attendees. Bantams Jimmy Kaveny and Mike Sears opened six rounds of brisk action, Sears showing steady improvement and delivering creditable work alongside Kaveny. The program moved swiftly, easing late trains for traveling members.
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West Newton Street Armory
Boston
Walcott
Billy Smith
Farragut Club
Jimmy Kaveny
New England
Austin
Mike Sears
Lynn
Sears
Daly
Kaveny
Kay
Pittsburg Likely Next Site for Templar Conclave
Pittsburg appears set to host the triennial Knights Templar gathering as a special eight member committee favors the city. Boston welcomed visitors with grand receptions and parade pageantry as the encampment debated ratifying the Pittsburg choice amid jubilant Pennsylvania Knights.
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Pittsburg
James B. Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Knights Templars Host Guests In Haverhill Visit
Haverhill Commandery welcomes Cincinnati Commandery No 3 and Louisville Commandery No 10 arriving from Boston by train at 9. They are greeted by the city band and escorted to the Masonic Temple for an address and lunch. A morning pilgrimage to Whittier’s birthplace and Merrimacport precedes a clambake at Black Rocks, with a steamer return and a City Hall banquet before departure.
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Boston
South End
Templars
Templar
Little
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Gloucester
Haverhill
Haverhill Commandery
Cincinnati Commandery
Louisville
Whittier
Merrimacport
Black Rocks
City Hall
President Cleveland Hosts Knights Templar Visitors at Gray Gables
Buzzard s Bay August 23. President Cleveland and private secretary Thurber occupied Gray Gables most of the day. Knights Templars from the West visited the President s summer home, some driving to the Gables and others viewing from the opposite shore.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Cleveland
Mr. Thurber
Gray Gables
Knights Templars
Gables
Rain Halts Syracuse Providence Game With Stars Leading Six Five
A heavy rainstorm halted the Syracuse Providence baseball game early in the fourth inning with the Stars leading 6 to 5. Barnett and Hodgson were being hit hard as the Stars tallied nine hits to Providence three. Minnehan pitched and starred in the early action before the stoppage.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Barnett
Hodgson
Providence
Minnehan
Open house at Hotel Bellevue draws hundreds in St Louis
St Louis Commandery No 1 hosted an open house at Hotel Bellevue attracting nearly five hundred visitors to its headquarters. The reception started at 4 pm and a Carthage Band concert drew a large crowd in the evening before the committee departs for Boston.
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St. Louis Commandery No. 1
St. Louis
Bellevue
Carthage Band
Boston
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