Masons Mark 33d Triennial Convocation Banquet
The grand royal arch chapter of Massachusetts hosted a grand banquet at Tremont Temple in honor of the 33d triennial convocation of the Royal Arch Masons of the United States. Notables including General High Priest Arthur G. Pollard and ex-Governor John L. Bates attended, with speeches on Freemasonry, brotherhood, and statesmanship.
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Grand
Arthur G. Pollard
Lowell
Grane
Massachusetts
Har‘unt
Melrose
Panera
Andrew Swanstrom
Minneapoli
Royal and Select Masons
Perry Bush
John M. Carter
Edwins. Crandon
John F. Fitzgerald
Harry Hunt
Kur G. Pollard
van Allen
Charles T. Gallagher
Bates
Este
Yale Beats Harvard in Baseball and More Scores Listed
Yale defeats Harvard to 1 in a baseball game on page nine. Boston Nationals with Lindaman on the mound beat Chicago 10 to 1. A suburban handicap goes to Go Between in front of 30 000 spectators. Cleveland beats Detroit twice in the American league. Miss Edith Rotch seeks the women’s tennis title today. Harvard crews work out on the Thames in the afternoon.
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Yale
Harvard
Boston Nationals
Lindaman
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Edith Rotch
Bay State Road
Thames
Beale and Brashington Figures Noted in 1690 Data
Fragmentary data mentions Beale and Brashington with numbers in a 1690 record. Hanover etheetas appear as part of the sparse source text.
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Brashington Sood
Hanover Etheetas
Yale Nine Defeats the Crimson 8 to 1 at Soldiers Field
Yale defeated Harvard 8 to 1 in a heavy crowd at Soldiers Field. Myer outpitched Castle, Harvard’s freshmen misfired, and Yale’s Smith drove in all three Yale runs with two hits. Captain O'Brien led Yale with two hits while Currier starred for Harvard with a sharp defense and a crucial early single.
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Yale
Soldiers Field
O’brien
Newshaven
Crimson Pen
Myer
Harvara
Castle
Huiskamp
Simon
Kinney
Smith
Harvard
Currier
Madden
Sone
Hutskamp
Stephenson Wa
Pounds
Dexter
Simons
McCall
Harvey
Har
Gray Company Announces First Boys Pant Sale This Season
Gray Company announces the first boys pant sale of the season. Pair day only at 10 cents a pair. Saturday sale offers a limited quantity. Store located on Washington and Hanover streets.
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Gray Company
Washington
Hanover
Go-Between Wins Suburban at Sheepshead Bay in Record Crowd
Alexander Shields presents Go-Between, a 65-year-old Meddler-Indigo gelding carrying 116 pounds, winning the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay before a vast crowd. Dandelion, Colonial Girl, Cairngorm and Tokalon follow, with Shaw's ride delivering a dramatic stretch duel as Go-Between prevails by a head.
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New York
Alexander Shield
Sheepsnee Hetwee
Cairn ‘Orm
Colonial Girl
Dandelion
Shaw
Cairngorm
Spanker
Tokalon
O Ner
W. Shaw
Dan Lion
Hitchcock
Miller
Agile
Dolly
Kuroki
James R. Keene
Cromwell
Hermis
Summer sale on outing suits at Washington and Hanover
An advertisement notes an entire floor stocked with outing suits priced at 35.90, originally 15, at F. y Com pany located at Washington and Hanover with a strong discount offer.
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F.” Y Company
Washington and Hanover
Milord Fire Destroys Main Block. Firemen Hurt
A spectacular Milford blaze on Washington Street consumed a four story brick block valued at about 26 000 with total losses near 75 000. Bullets from Company M ammunition sprayed spectators injuring five firemen as the roof collapsed and walls gave way. The origin is unknown but Private Daniels was rescued from quarters before the flames reached him.
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Milford
Washington Street
Juine
Company M
Washington
Boston
W. J. Sanborn
Edward J. Lilley
Claflin
Law
Sixth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Daniels
South Framingham
Ona: of
Walla
Massachusetts House Expels Frank J. Gethro in Expulsion Vote
The Massachusetts House expelled Representative Frank J. Gethro of Ward 9 by a 142 to 54 vote after a four hour, rancorous debate over a bribery report. Speaker Cole defended himself against personal motive claims while Gethro urged members to vote per the evidence.
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House of Representatives
Frank J. Gethro
Ward 9
Massachusetts House
Cole
Committee On Rules
Massachusetts
Tate House
Géthire
Simon Swig
Taunton
Swig
Lace
Somerville
Mr. Gethro
Gethro
Jacob H. Mock
Ward 22
House
Gethro Gehen
Mr. Coyle
Ward
Thomas W. Lawson
Mack
Coyle
Burglars Pursued by Crowd Through Brookline Streets
Two burglars fled through High Street and Brookline toward the Parkway pursued by two policemen and a large crowd. They fled into woods after leaving the back porch of Frank F. McMahon’s Brookline home. police recovered two watches and a small sum of money taken from Michael Boles.
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High Street
Brookline
Parkway
Frank F. McMahon
Mr. McMahon
Michael Boles
Roosevelt orders rush on Panama Canal construction
President Roosevelt declares dig dig for the canal and tells Chairman Shonts and Chief Engineer Stevens to push the lock canal plan. He praises the Senate vote as a vote of confidence and directs rapid mobilization of workers and equipment before summer ends.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Shonts
Stevens
Panama Canal Commission
United States Senate
Senate
House
See the Big Show at Pobo with $5 suits and $15 outfits
Local display promotes a grand event called the big show featuring tailored suits priced at five dollars and outfits priced at fifteen dollars. The venue cites Washington and Hanover streets as points of access.
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Pobo
Ashington
Hanover Streets
Senate Votes for Canal Across Isthmus Panama
The Senate backed a lock canal across the Isthmus of Panama in line with the President and House. One recorded vote on the motion to table the sea level substitute failed 81 to 36, led by Senator Kittredge.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Panama
Committee On
Adrift in Dory Three Days Ends With Rescue at Sea
The Danish brig Vera reached St John s Newfoundland with six crewmen from the Gloucester fishing vessel Paragon. The men had drifted in dories for three days before rescue by the Vera on the Grand Bank. Three were exhausted and hospitalized.
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ST. John's
N. F
Dories
Fragmentary OCR note from an old page
A fragmented OCR line hints at a person and a tote or note, with unclear context. Readable elements include names or actions but many words are garbled. The item appears to be a brief archival fragment rather than a complete news item.
Transit Service Updates and Weekend Closures Noted
Fragmentary notice notes weekend changes to trolley service between Boston and Worcester with street closures near Chestnut and Military Park. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley
Park Square
Trustees Attack Long Island Almshouse Appointment
Boston city council debates an order questioning the appointment of Nathaniel P Thayer as resident physician at the Long Island Almshouse and Hospital after it was found he was not a registered physician. The council also considers an arc-lighting contract investigation and honors late Councillor Michael J Gullan.
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Nathaniel P. Thayer
Long Island Almshouse
Simon P. Cox
Alvy
Thomas Doherty
Boston
Thayer
Common Council
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Nathaniel
P. Thayer
Commonwealth
W. Prentiss Parker
Long Island
McGrath
Lamp Department
Edison Eléctric Iluminating Company
Arc Lighting
Michael
Gullivan
Coogan
Gray's Boys Sale Promises Bargains Today
A fragmentary ad notes a sale at Gray's selling a blue sailor suit for 3 dollars to make, with a discount of 9 percent, in Washington area streets.
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Acespan
Washington
Boston Forecast Warm Friday and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Boston and surrounding areas with warmer temperatures expected. Friday and Saturday bring mild weather with growing sunshine and no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Boston
Fragmented Weather Record From An Imperfect OCR
The readable lines show temperature entries with times and sporadic digits, suggesting a weather log. Missing context and many garbled words obscure exact dates locations or measurements.
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Bernard & George
Sporting
Crimson
Frederic P. O’connell
Necco
Knok Hgerares
Alliens
Harry
Dory
X. Nay ‘Oben
LONG
Gray’s
Boys” Sale
Beret
Thompson’s Spa
Atom Lealer
Nephonmen
Fifa
Pau Ee
Hanove
Minard
Ness
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