Invite Duke to Visit Hub Amid Fraternal Greetings
A Boston deputation led by Louis C. Southard arrived in Ottawa on February 6 presenting fraternal greetings to the Duke of Connaught. The Duke, grand master of the English Freemasons, impressed local crowds as the Massachusetts Grand Lodge, oldest in North America, prepared to invite him to Boston. Philip Nickerson accompanied Southard, carrying greetings inscribed on parchment for Colonel Everett Benton, grand master of the Massachusetts Grand Lodge.
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Greater Boston
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Dickens
America
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Boston
People’s Temple
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Unicorn Club
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Cabot Club
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Manchester Unity
Dickens Fellowship
Quinn to Move Into Sheriff's House Tomorrow
John Quinn Jr. the sheriff of Suffolk county and his family will relocate from 88 Esmond Street Dorchester to the sheriff's house at the Charles Street jail at 7 o clock tomorrow morning.
Household Supplies and Personal Care Prices Catalog
A list of everyday items with per unit prices including absorbent cotton 10 to 15 cents, petroleum jelly 5 cents, emery boards, tweezers, orangewood sticks, peroxide hydrogen 15 cents, witch hazel extract 9 to 25 cents, powder puffs 9 to 20 cents, Egyptian deodorizer 20 cents, paper powder books 9 cents, Lustrite nail polish 12 1 2 cents, celluloid soap boxes 30 cents, bath sponges 25 cents, Florentine liquid shampoo 45 cents, pine shampoo powder 40 cents, violet witch hazel 50 cents, removable nail polish covers 1.00, hot water bottles 1.50, and rubber lined utility cases.
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Wrisley
Bradley
McCall Joins Third Term Opposition in House
Representative Samuel W. McCall of Massachusetts publicly aligned with the insurgent movement against a presidential third term. In a House speech he cited presidents retiring after eight years and echoed Roosevelt’s earlier statement that he would not seek re election again.
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Nebraska
White House
Mr. McCall
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Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
George Washington
Debate on a third term reverberates through Congress
Representative Norris pressed questions on whether opposition to a third term targeted a consecutive term or any term following a four year gap. McCall argued against any third term citing precedents from Washington, McKinley, Roosevelt, and Mexico, urging reliance on a broad citizen pool for leadership.
Young Woman Admitted to Bar at Age Twenty One
Miss Sadie M Lipner, age 21, has passed the bar examination. Enrolled at Boston University Law School as part of the class of 1911 she moved up due to age and graduates cum laude in June. She could have begun practice last July and aims to join a good law firm immediately. She led her class as secretary out of 70 men and five women.
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Sadie M. Lipner
Boston University Law School
Dickens Hundredth Birthday Observed in New York Banquet
The one hundredth anniversary of Charles Dickens birth was celebrated in New York with a banquet for 500 plus literary, professional and social leaders. Former Mayor Seth Low presided as Kate Douglass Wiggin, F Hopkinson Smith, Agnes Repplier and William Bayard Hale spoke on Dickens life and influence. Edwin Markham read a specially written poem as speakers praised his characters and humanity.
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Charles Dickens
New York City
Seth Low
Kate Douglass Wiggin
F. Hopkingon Smith
Agnes Repplier
William Bayard Hale
Edwin Markham
Dickens
Mr. Hale
Comfort and Economy of Tourist Sleeping Cars to the Pacific Coast
An advertisement explains Tourist Sleeping Cars and Burlington Route through parties to California. It highlights comfort and saving money for travelers of modest means. Contact Alex Stocks New England Passenger Agent at C B Q R R 264 Washington Street Boston for details.
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Pacific Coast
Burlington
California
Alex. Stocks
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Why Waste Money On Botcha Shoe Repairing
Advertisement for shoe repair services at 8657 W Main, claiming cheaper wholesale prices for men’s and women’s shoes and heels. Mentions a visit to workrooms to prove advantage over local shops.
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Juarez Race resumes after four day layoff
Juarez Mexico February 6 racing resumed after a forced four day layoff. Uncle Ben started as 10 to 1 outsider and won the handicap race. Kootenay finished second while Meadow, the favorite, placed third.
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Mex
Uncle Ben
Kootenay
Meadow
Nerviest Patient at City Hospital Cured After Surgeries
Joseph F. Cahalan of 549 Park Street Dorchester is described by City Hospital physicians as the nerviest patient who ever entered the hospital. After twelve surgical operations he has been cured of a years long illness in one of the most remarkable experiences in the history of surgery.
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Joseph F. Cahalan
Park Street
Dorchester
City Hospital Physicians
Cahalan Recovers After Prolonged Medical Battle
Cahalan endured a dozen operations following a marathon injury in Boston. His illness led to removal of major internal organs, with doctors predicting only a year to live. After transfers to New York’s Presbyterian Hospital, Dr John Blake and Mayo brothers collaborated on the care, yet Cahalan defied expectations and recovered.
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Boston
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
John Blake
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Blake
Mayos
Mayo
Henry Scores Knockout in Albany Bout
Kid Henry of Troy defeated Joe Avanni of Glens Falls with a clean knockout in the fourth round of a 10 round boxing match in Albany New York tonight.
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N. Y
Kid Henry
Troy
Joe Avanni
Glens Falls
Alger defeats Percy Brooks in North Adams exhibition
George Alger of Boston outpointed Perry Brooks of New York in a fast clever exhibition at North Adams. Alger used a hard left to the head and left hooks to the body as the crowd watched a tight finish. Both boxers impressed the spectators with their display of skill.
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North Adams
George Alger
Boston
Perry Brooks
New York
Alger
Brooks
Death notices from the Post column list multiple obituaries
Frank E. Anderson Jr aged 7 months and many others are listed in Deaths notices with funeral details. Entries cover Babcock Bourke Cluff Cole Carrell Duffy Eldridge Franklin Hackett Harrigan Harvey Jeffrey McCarthy Mitchell and others with dates February 6 to February 9 and burial or mass details at local churches and residences.
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Revere
Frank E. Anderson
Frank E
Lillian Anderson
Witham
Bay State Road
Babcock
Palatka
Florida
L. Frances Babcock
Clarkson Street
Dorchester
Bourke
Belmont
Patrick J. Bourke
Sidney F. Cooper
Liiceson Street
Sacred Heart Church
Cluff
Hyde Parr
Josephine M
Daniel E. Cluff
Pond Street
Hiyde Park
Taverhill
Mass
Cole
Nellie Cole
Frank G. Hale
Edison Green
St. Margaret's Church
Columbia Road
Carrelil
Somerville
Harry Otis Curreil
Mt. Vernon Street
Lexington
Cogswell Avenue
Cambridge
St. John’s Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Eldridge
West Somerville
Etta Mable Eldridge
Hemlock
Russell Road
Franklin
Boston
Mary KE
Nee Kelly
William and
Charlotte Kelly
Trenton Street
Hackett
Mary A. Hackett
Wallace Street
Harrigan
Dennis Harrigan
Margaret Dalton
East Canton
Immaculate Conception Church
Harvey
Rut
William EB
Lilliann Weser
Berean Temple
Lauriat Avenue
Wales
Ilay
Charles Leffrey
Tremont Tean
Tremon Temple
Littleton
McCarthy
Mattapan
Daniel F. Moberthy
Des Delaney
Chessentown- Bis
Clarkwood Street
Kine Hill Avenue
Center
Church of the Angelus
New York
Mitchelis
Everett
Beasle L. Mitchell
Waverly Street
Death notice for Fred Hockheim in Malden
Chelsea Aerie 489 F O Eagles reports the death of Brother Fred Hockheim. Funeral held Thursday February 8 at 2 p m from his residence 36 Mills Street Malden clarifies fraternal order member status and service details.
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Order of Eagles
Fred Hockheim
Mills Street
Malden
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