Masonic General Grand Chapter Opens Session in Corinthian Hall
The first session of the third triennial assembly opens in Corinthian Hall with distinguished capitular members from across the nation. A special convocation, led by Grand High Priest Harry Hunt, marks the reception of the general grand chapter and notable Massachusetts leaders including J Albert Blake Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Edwin S Cran on. A second item notes a clothing sale at F Grays offering pants and turn ups at discounted prices.
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Grand Royal Arch
United States
Harvard
Concord
Lexington
Boston
Masonic Temple
Corinthian Hall
Grand Chapter
Massachusetts
Harry Hunt
Melrose
J. Albert Blake
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
Edwin S. Cran@on
Grand Council of
Twelve Men Lost In Dories Off Highland Light
Captain Anthony King reports his fishing schooner Philip H. Mantha drifted in fog sixty miles from Highland Light. Twelve crewmen from Provincetown are missing after a Sunday incident. varying rescue efforts continued through Monday morning with hopeful indications that handliners nearby may have picked up some. Names listed include William Cabrial Manuel Lisbon John King Tony Battalina Andy Silva Joseph Henry Rose Antonio Cabrial Alfred Enos Antone Freitas John Sousa and Joseph Costa.
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Boston
Anthony King
Philip H. Mantha
T Wharf
Highland Light
Provincetown
William Cabrial
Manuel Lisbon
John King
Tony Battalina
Andy Silva
Joseph Henry Rose
Antonio Cabrial
Alfred ‘Enos
Antone Freitas
John Sousa
Joseph Costa
Boston Nationals Fall to Chicago Five Nothing
Rain halted the Boston game as the Nationals were shut out 5 to 0 by Chicago. Philadelphia ascended to the top of the American League standings while weather disruptions affected several contests. An unrelated ad touts a “Gray’s Greatest outing suit stock” with a noted price comparison.
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Boston
Nationals
Chicagos
Philadelphia
Marinevead
Gravense
Harvard Freshane
F. H. Eis
Aaut Ag Inn Ae
Worcester Millionaire's 40HP Car Crashes Into Lamp Post
A 40 horsepower automobile owned by Andrew Howarth crashes into an iron electric light pole near Hope Cemetery at 7 PM. Howarth Lyman Tilton and Lieutenant Fréd A Quigley were severely injured and taken to City Hospital. Ralph H Brigham escaped unharmed. The car, a Columbia, suffered major damage.
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Worcester
Andrew Howarth
Frank A. Howarth
Hope Cemetery
Howarth
Lyman Tilton
Uxbridge
Fréd <A. Quigley
Mr. Brigham
Tilton
Quigsey
Columbia
Blue and Gray Serges Move Fast at Deep Discounts
Local shop promotes blue and gray serge suits for the season with a large stock needing quick sale. Prices include $20 gray serge suits and $9.90 offers, available at F Gray Company on Washington and Hanover streets.
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F. Gray Company
Washington
Hanover Streets
GOP League Policy Condemns Trade Restraints At Convention
The National League of Republican Clubs ends its Philadelphia convention with resolutions backing McKinley era tariffs, opposing illegal combinations, praising the Dingley tariff results, and pledging stronger railroad and labor protections. Officers elected include General E. A. MacAlpin of New York as president and H. H. Myers of Little Rock as vice president.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
National League of Republican Clubs
William McKinley
Dingley
E. A. MacAlpin
New York
H.H. Myers
Little Rock
Chauncey
Vermont Republicans Prepare For State Convention
In Montpelier officials report active prep for the Republican State convention with delegates from all Vermont cities and towns arriving. Although Pletcher D. Proctor of Proctor is widely viewed as the likely nominee for head of the ticket, interest centers on minor nominations and delegates canvass for rival candidates.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Pletcher D. Proctor
Proctor
United States
Redfield Proctor
Maine Democratic Convention Voter Platform Set
Preliminary plans for the Maine Democratic State convention announced in Bangor with Colonel Frederick W. Plaisted as chairman. Cyrus W. Davis of Waterville to be named for the gubernatorial nomination. Platform favors direct election of U S Senators, local self government, and resubmission of prohibition amendment to the constitution.
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Bangor
Frederick W. Plaisted
Augusta
Cyrus W. Davis
Waterville
Amanie State
United States
Big Boys and Little Men Bargains in Young Suits
Bargains attract shoppers at Gray Company offering young men’s suits with prices around 9 to 10 dollars. Location cited on Washington and Hanover streets.
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Gray Company
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Union of Boston Baptists Falters in City Consolidation Plan
A plan to consolidate Clarendon Street Harvard Street Dudley Street and Ruggles Street Baptist churches in Boston hit a setback as the Clarendon Street Society refused to cooperate. The proposal failed 176 to 0 at a Clarendon Street Church meeting amid concerns over too many city churches and shifting residential patterns. Rev A C Dixon and George Coleman had urged forming a four church union with Dudley Street as focal point and funding partly from a Daniel Ford endowment.
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Clarendon Street
Harvard Street
Dudley Street
Ruggles Street
Boston
Clarendon Street Society
A. C. Dixon
George Coleman
Consolidated Society
Daniel Ford
Harris Defends Course In Inquiry Over Autopsy Policy
Medical Examiner Francis A. Harris rejects rumors of removal after testifying in the Tucker hearing. He contends autopsy disclosures for prosecutions differ from state welfare needs and cites no fault in his long service. House rules debate ensued over publishing sensitive report parts linked to bribery inquiries.
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Francis A. Harris
Tucker
Professor Whitney
Harvard
Woman Relieved Of 308 In Film Slam Theft
A man posing as a laborer tricked Mrs Agneto Cologdio of 60 Prince Street Springfield into guarding a paper wrapped roll while he counted money. She later found the rolls contained newspaper rather than bills and notified police who seek the suspect.
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Agneto Cologdio
Prince Street
Farley Receives Farewell Audience With Pope in Rome
Archbishop J M Farley of New York met Pope Pius X in Rome today. The Pope praised New York church progress, gifted a gold medal and commendation letter, and blessed the New York archdiocese. Farley presented several New Yorkers to the Pope and will depart Rome Thursday.
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Rome
J. M. Farley
New York
Savas
Pius X
Pius
Monsignor
Farley
Archdiocese of
New World
Archbishop Farley
George Gould
Helen Gould
Griffin
D. J. MceMackin
Lewis
F F Gray's Sale at Oswego Auction
F F Gray Company announces a sale in Oswego with items priced at 99.9 and a sale of Serge for 18 dollars. The notice directs customers to visit the Washington and Hanover streets showroom to save money.
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GRAY
Oswego
Hiue Serge
F. Gray Company
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Ports at First Cause Tie Ma Ipgeaaiher Bom
Fragmentary text unclear. Reads as a sports note with untidy wording and missing names, places, and results. Unable to determine definite teams, scores, or event details from the readable portion.
Treasury aid for Frisco planned by government
A tacit agreement among the President Secretary Shaw and San Francisco delegates proposes government aid. The Treasury would deposit 12 million dollars in city banks secured by San Francisco bonds, staying there until the government calls for it.
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Washington
Shaw
San Francisco
United States Treasury
Unclear OCR Note Highlights Price Prose Fragments
Fragmentary OCR item mentions prices 5.00 and 1.90 and lists names Gray Company Washington lon Kington and Han with garbled text. No coherent event or outcome. readable items are limited to scattered price figures and proper nouns.
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Gray Company
Washington
Lon Kington and Han
Filibuster Chance Falls Into Forum Battle
The committee plans to print testimony as Swig and Gethro push for evidence. Reps Bell, Wooden, Sherburne, Burnett, McDonald of Boston, Mayberry and Bower are cited. Leonard of Springfield allegedly said he was not offered $50. Baker-Cole, from the floor, renews the fight against Swig and Gethro.
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Cole
Committee On
House
Frank J. Gethro
Gethro
Simon’ Swig
Mr. Gethro
Kimball
Bell
Wooden
Sherburne
Baker-Cole
Swig and
Weather forecast for Boston and vicinity
Forecast predicts fair conditions today with continued pleasant weather. On Wednesday expect fair skies and mild temperatures, Thursday turns partly cloudy with a chance of showers and light variable winds.
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Boston
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