Roosevelt in Boston Crowds Drawn by Progressive Cheer
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spent a whirlwind day in Boston meeting scholars politicians and financiers. He charmed the crowd on State Street at noon and coined the word piping to express his approval of Boston. He planned to return to New York at 10 oclock this morning and considered staying for a Tremont Temple rally with Gifford Pinchot and Governor Bass.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Boston
State Street
New York
Roosevelt
Tremont Temple
Gifford Pinchot
Bass
New Hampshire
Pinchot
LaFollette
Pitiful pleas to old Santa stir city charity
Mayor John F Fitzgerald joins the Post Santa Claus fund to buy Christmas presents for poor children. Others send letters and contributions as volunteers plan to assemble and distribute toys from the Post Santa headquarters at 265 Washington Street tomorrow.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Post Santa
The
Washington Street
Post Building
Post Santa Claus
Freemasons of Massachusetts Elect Officers at 1911 Meeting
The last quarterly 1911 session of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of Massachusetts met at the Masonic Temple. Officers were elected including M. W. grand master Colonel Everett C. Benton and grand treasurer Charles H. Ramsay. A memorial to Past Grand Master Samuel C. Lawrence was read and a marble bust presented by his son. A photographic copy of Tyrian Lodge charter bearing General Joseph Warren’s name was also shown.
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Grand Lodge of Freemasons of
Massachusetts
Masonic Temple
R. Perry Bush
M. W
Everett C. Benton
Harry P. Ballard
Herbert E. French
Charles H. Ramsay
Thomas W. Davis
J. Albert Blake
Arthur G. Pollard
John Carr
Melvin M. Johnson
Dana J. Flanders
The
Masonic Educational and Charity Trust
George H. Rhodes
Edwin A. Blodgett
William B. Lawrence
Board of Relief
Homer
Homer 8. Joslin; For One Year, William M. Belcher
Oscar T. Allen
George H. Groves
William J. Hobbs
Samuel C. Lawrence
Tyrian Lodge of
Gloucester
Pastor accused as dynamiter linked to Fort Riley blasts
Rev. Charles M. Brewer formerly a U S Army chaplain and Olustee Oklahoma pastor is named in a confession by Private Michael Quirk as involved in a string of explosions baffling Fort Riley authorities. Anna Jordan of Kansas City also implicated was arrested after a telegram tip.
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Junction City
Kan
Charles M. Brewer
United States Army
Olustee
Okla
Michael Quirk
Fort Riley
United States
Chase
Brewer
Anna Jordan
Kansas City
Quirk
Eli D. Hoyle
Sixth Field Artillery
Kaw River
Three Men Arrested Held by Judge Milliken for Trial
Yesterday's developments in the New Bedford investigation include Foster Lawton and Sylvia arrested the previous evening and held for trial by Judge Milliken on Wednesday December 20. John E Murphy in charge of Frothingham headquarters at the State election is the fourth man arrested. Judge Milliken refused to not press cases on motion of defendants' counsel. State police say further arrests are expected.
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New Bedford
John E. Murphy
Frothingham
Foster
Lawton
Sylvia
Milliken
Girl in Black Faces Jury in Stokes Case
New York dispatch reports the State rests its case against Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad for allegedly attempting to murder W. E. D. Stokes. Trial featured cross examination of Miss Conrad and the appearance of Stokes’ young wife, both witnesses shaping the jury’s view.
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New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
Miss Conrad
Stokes
Conrad
Surprise witness shakes up courtroom in Stokes case
Mrs Ellen Stokes testified she married Stokes on Feb 11 and had lived at his hotel months earlier. She contradicted Miss Conrad by saying the couple were away May 29, while the defendant allegedly met Stokes at the Hotel Ansonia. The bride was excused as witnesses followed.
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Ellen Stokes
Stokes
Miss Conrad
Ansonia
Fourth Arrest in New Bedford Vote Buying Case
John E. Murphy a Republican worker tied to Frothingham headquarters was arrested by State police and cited for promising and paying for a vote on November 7. Once a baseball star, Murphy led Frothingham HQ in the North End and Republican HQ in the area during the election. City officials note expenses show $40 paid for services and $11 for advertising as investigators seek a higher up.
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New Bedford
John E. Murphy
Flynn and
Daly
John B. Lowney
Boston Post
Murphy
Frothingham
New England Baseball League
North End
Republican
David L. Parker
Republican City Committee
Weather Forecast for Boston and England Regions
Boston and vicinity foresees Thursday fair and colder with Friday fair and moderate northerly winds. England and eastern New York expect fair conditions Thursday and probably Friday with little temperature change and moderate north to northeast winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
England
New York
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