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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

5

H C Larrabee of Maryland Is Elected General Grand Master

Maryland’s H C Larrabee is elected general grand master by the grand council on a day marked by ceremonial welcomes in Corinthian Hall and Ionic Hall. The session featured credentials, necrology, and notices of future tours and conventions, with remarks on peace among nations and the Cryptic rite’s status.

H. C. Larrabee Maryland Ionic Hall Crandon A. P. Swanstrom St. Paul Minn Swanstrom General Grand Council

Whoop It Up at Pops Concert and Peruna Endorsements

Harvard Pops night drew a full Symphony Hall crowd with glee club numbers and orchestra selections. The Harvard men teased the ladies with college songs and cheered wildly, while Peruna testimonials from Mrs. Caldwell and others appeared in the same column.

Harvard Pops Back Bay Vienna Woods Cambridge Symphony Hall Ellis Comee Harvard Glee Club Glee Club Old Harvard Crimson

Bribery fight roars as Gethro Swig report to be voted

The House moves today to expel Frank Gethro and censure Simon Swig amid a heated clash over rules committee findings. Speaker Cole backs sustaining the report while opponents seek postponement or direct referral of evidence to District Attorney Moran. Swig and Gethro supporters brace for a battleground floor showdown.

House Committee On Rules Frank J. Gethro Ward 9 Simon Swig Taunton Cole Moran Swig Gethro Isaiah R. Clark Quinlan & Co Clark Representative Turtle Pittsfield John Quinn, Jr Thomas W. Lawson Quinn Turtle Quinlan Concern Mr. Swig Brigham of Marlboro State House Brigham Amendment

Kidnapper Captured After Boy Rescued in Philadelphia

Detective Blair arrested John Joseph Kean after a long hunt that tracked him from three vacant West Philadelphia houses to a North Sixty‑second Street address. Kean, once a bank bookkeeper and broker, admitted abducting Charles Muth Jr for money, keeping the boy in unseen houses until capture.

Taylor Kean Blair Sixty-second Charles Muth Papa Columbia Avenue New York Harlem Bank Philadelphia Joseph Sager Haverford Avenue Sager Charles J. Cooke Muth Clare Vale Sixty-second Street Freddie

Riot Terrors in Bialystok Leave Dozens Dead

A correspondent describes street scenes of arson and pillage in Bialystok Russia. Jewish hospitals overflow with dead and wounded as corpses lay in the grass and bloodstained paths. A teacher named Apstein was tortured before death. a later attack on the police station ends with Cossacks dispersing revolutionaries.

Bialystok Russia Red Cross Teacher Apstein

Grand Council Royal Masters entertained delegates in Boston

At the Algonquin Club last evening the ladies of the delegates and the newly elected grand officers were entertained by Grand Council Massachusetts Roy al Masters. A banquet for 200 followed with Grand Master Edwin S. Crandon presiding. A gathering in the Vendome state parlors of Arkansas featured a large throng of delegates and their wives. Reception committee included Peter Brickey M. J. grand master A F B Oden deputy grand master C L Brown grand P C W Fay Hempstead grand recorder.

Algonquin Club Grand Council Massachusetts Edwin S. Crandon Vendome Grand Council Royal Arkansas Peter Brickey M. J A. F.B. Oden C. L. Brown Fay Hempstead

Greeks Give 60 000 for Athens Gymnasium

Consul George Horton reports from Athens that the recent Olympic games stirred Greek public interest in athletics. Two wealthy Egyptians, Rostovis and Tsanakles, donated 60 000 dollars for a new gymnasium to be built under the personal supervision of Crown Prince Constantine.

Washington George Horton Athens Egypt Messrs Rostovis Tsanakles Constantine

Jerome as Governor Candidate Emerges in New York Race

Democratic leaders look to Jerome to salvage the statewide campaign after Mayor McClellan praised him in a Schenectady speech last week and set him up as a potential gubernatorial candidate.

New York Jerome McClellan Schenectady

Society Girl Weds and Heads to St Petersburg

Miss Eliza Ingersoll Bowditch daughter of Dr. Henry Bowditch marries Hendrik W. Van Loon of The Hague. The ceremony at Bowditch home in Jamaica Plain features bridesmaids Miss Sabine Miss Fanny Bowditch and Mary Hodges Stone. The groom, Cornell and Harvard alumnus, is on the Associated Press staff in St. Petersburg. The couple depart tomorrow for Russia to reside there.

Eliza Ingersoll Bowditch Henry Pickering Bowditch Harvard Medical School Hendrik W. van Loon Hague Holland Bowditch Pond Street Jamaica Plain Cornell University New York Harvard Associated Press St. Petersburg Russia Catherine Sabine Brookline Fanny Bowditch Mary Hodges Stone Boston William Sabine van Loon

Captain Moore Retired From Navy Yard After 40 Years

Captain William S. Moore, a Massachusetts man and head of the steam engineering department at the Charlestown Navy Yard, received notice that his retirement request under the 40 years service provision has been favorably acted upon by the retiring board and secretary.

William S. Moore Massachusetts Charlestown Navy Yard West Sec

Boston and New York Air Line Sold to New Haven

At a noon meeting in New Haven Massachusetts officials announced the Boston and New York Air Line Railroad stock and assets were unanimously sold to the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. Details on price were not disclosed. The line, previously the Middletown and Willimantic, opened in 1873 and had been operated under a 99 year lease since October 1882.

New Haven, Conn Boston & New York Air Line Railroad New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Air Line Company Air Line Road Boston & New York Air Line Road Old Middletown & Willimantic Railroad

Canada Aroused by Evolutionary Text Books

Ottawa reports a religious uproar over Ontario and Manitoba school texts. Bishop Hamilton accuses a High School Geography of teaching evolution as truth, opposing Holy Scripture and church doctrine. The book argues the universe and humanity evolved from inferior animal life.

Ottawa Ont Canada Anglican Synod Hamilton Ontario Manitoba

Mayor Fitzgerald Receives Ovation in Watertown

Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston headlined a St. Patrick's parish field day in Watertown with 3000 attendees. James H. Vahey introduced him, and the mayor spoke on Catholic progress in the region to an enthusiastic crowd.

Watertown Fitzgerald Boston St. Patrick’s Parish James H. Vahey

Funeral services for Mrs Tirzah H Holbrook in Abington

Mrs Tirzah H Holbrook oldest woman in Abington was buried after funeral services held at the Congregational Church in North Abington. The Rev George Benedict officiated.

Abington Tirzah H. Holbrook Congregational Church North Abington George Benedict

Agreement Reaches Meat Inspection Bill Adjustments

The White House and House Agriculture Committee reached a near final accord on meat inspection legislation. President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon agreed on key provisions, including a $3,000,000 annual appropriation and withdrawal of civil service waivers. The bill omits the court review clause and labeling date, with inspectors empowered to access packing plants whenever needed.

Washington Roosevelt House Committee On Agriculture White House Cannon Cowan Texas Cattle Growers Secretary of Agriculture

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