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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
7
Prisoner Taken to Boston After Jail Escape Attempt
William Tast, one of several prisoners who failed to escape from the county jail here, was transported to Boston to serve an eight year sentence. Tast had escaped a Massachusetts prison in February after being sentenced to eight years and was arrested in Freehold on charges of robbing cottages at Long Branch and Asbury Park before his attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
William Tast
Boston
Tast
Massachusetts
Long Branch
Asbury Park
No Injunction In AOU Case Over Massachusetts Grand Lodge
Judge Lowell of the United States Circuit Court refused to issue an injunction to restrain J Ward Burtt from calling an assembly on July 1 in the case Supreme Lodge AOU W vs Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. Charles C Fearing sought the injunction claiming he has been elected to succeed Burtt and the matter concerns the validity of grand lodge officers’ election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
J. Faward Burtt
Grand Recorder
Charles C. Fearing
Burtt
Grand Lodge
Legislature G A R reception committee organized
A special legislative committee formed during the last session to plan the reception and entertainment for G A R members at the national encampment in Boston this August met in the State House to organize. The panel includes five Senate members and five House members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
House
Senj
Great Excitement Over Post Masks In New England
News of growing enthusiasm for the Sunday Post Animal Masks across New England with a July mask schedule in Boston. Local children share colorful accounts of animal parties and playful parades as prizes increase for best mask tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
Boston
Animal Mask
Sir—Inclosed
Three Post Animal
Albert Kennedy
Salem Street
Charlestown
K. J. Kennedy
Boston Post
Animal Circus
Herbert Sterr
Paul Gore Street
Jamaica Plain
Open Convention fight over Massachusetts delegation
The Democratic clash in St Louis centers on whether Massachusetts may have violated authority by instructing delegates to back Richard Olney for President. George Fred Williams argues the state convention overstepped, with potential floor fights involving Williams and Quincy. State leaders met at Revere House to verify records and set caucus dates, while forecasts place Gaston for Governor and Schofield for Lieutenant Governor amid a broader convention dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Olney
Promident
George Fred Williams
Williams
National Committee
Hearst
Quincy
Lee
Nawn
State Committee
Revere House
William S. McNary
Post
Colonel Gaston
George Schofield
Ipswich
Essex County
Prohibitionists Nominate Swallow and Carroll for President and VP
At the Indianapolis national convention the Prohibition party named Rev Silas C Swallow of Pennsylvania for President and George W Carroll of Texas for Vice President after a long deadlock. The platform backs international arbitration a mental and moral qualifications voter law and civil service expansion with initiative and referendum and calls for divorce reform and anti polygamy. General Miles urged not to run and the move to Swallow was approved. Over 26000 dollars was raised on the floor and 11000 in treasury to seed the campaign fund. National leaders were re elected and delegates prepared for St Louis after a mass meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Prohibition Party
Silas C. Swallow
D. D
Pennsylvania
George W. Carroll
Texas
Resolutions Committee
I. H. Ames
Oregon
Stewart
Tate
St. Louis
Modern minister and his congregation at Chicago speech
Dr Lawrence, speaking at the University of Chicago, urged sensational pulpit methods in a lecture on The Modern Minister and His Congregation. He said sermons should be featured and facts colored to engage listeners, warning young preachers against plain delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dr. Lawrence
University of Chicago
Nis
Boston insurer's agent convicted in Montana case
Charles T. Anderson, former local agent for a Boston insurance company, was found guilty in Great Falls of embezzling his collections for a month and was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ins. CO
Helena
Mont
Charles T. Anderson
Boston Insurance Company
Great Falls
Tremont Street Brine Store Promotes Free Pink Carnations
Saturday at W H Brine Company's Tremont street store will feature carnations in show windows and around the shop. Every customer receives a pink proportional to their purchase size, even the smallest penny purchase qualifies. Florists have been arranged to supply the large number, with hourly fresh bouquets delivered for the giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brine Company
Tremont Street
Brine Company
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