Leigh Elected Grand Master at AOUW Convention
The annual convention of the grand Ancient Order United Workmen closed yesterday in Odd Fellows Hall. After a long debate a new office was created by the lodge that of deputy as part of efforts to cut the minimum decree fee to two dollars.
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Grand Master Workman Elected. Lodge Officers Named
The retiring grand master workman Nathan Crary was elected to the new post as the sessions opened. A secret work demonstration was given by A. T. an Blarcum and Mystic edge of Lynn. Reports were adopted and amendments to grand lodge laws approved reducing the subordinate lodge fee to 2 dollars 32 cents. Credentials showed 420 lodges represented and 345 received the grand lodge degree. Major officers elected include Walter Leigh of New Haven as grand master workman Orville A. Ward of Dorchester as grand foreman MR M Griswold of Providence as grand overseer J Edward Burtt of Medford as grand recorder.
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Nathan Crary
A. T. An Blarcum
Mystic Edge of Lynn
Grand Lodge
Charles ©. Taft
Walter Leigh
New Haven
Orville A. Ward
Dorchester
M. Griswold
Providence
J. Edward Burtt
Medford
New Grand Master Workman Installed in Fraternal Lodge
The installation by Supreme officers installed Thomas FE Temple and others as officers including Nathan Crary of Chicopee and Louis C. Merrill of Concord NH. Leigh named Walter C. Wyatt and G B Hatheway and W F Temple to key posts. Leigh, a New Haven clobber, is a charter member of Leader Putnam Lodge and active in I O F B Golden Eagles and Red Men.
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Thomas FE. Temple
Oston
Supreme Lodge
Nathan Crary
Chicopee
Louis C. Merrill
Concord
N. H
Edward K. Danforth
Skowhegan
Supreme
Workman Bickford
Mr. Leigh
Walter C. Wyatt
Aw Hampshire
G. B. Hatheway
Maine
W. F. Temple
Boston
Leigh
F. Walter Leigh
Lerder Putnam Lodge
New Flaven
Ew Haven
I. O. Ofb
Golden Eagles
Improved Order of Red Men
Attractive Suoe Display Draws Attention at Douglas Stores
The window displays at W. L. Douglas stores 620 622 Washington street Court street 115 117 Summer street and 1 City Hall avenue showcase spring footwear. Douglas exclusive designers present new toe styles not found elsewhere. Douglas shoes are renowned worldwide and have helped redefine shoe making in the United States. Douglas celebrates a quarter century in business offering $3 50 shoes with durable materials and craftsmanship matching pricier pairs. The company operates sixty retail stores across major U S cities.
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Coastal shipping report from New England harbor apron
The Brisgav ia grounded on Lovell's Island after striking an unknown obstruction while docked near Philadelphia. Steamer Admiral Dewey sails for Jamaica via San Domingo. 82 ships expected in March with 47 schooners and 2 barkentines arriving from foreign ports. Haddock prices and cargo notes accompany a lively port scene as crews salvage and new cargos move through Boston and Nantasket Roads.
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Norma
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Boston Sailors Board Teutonic for Liverpool Voyage
A notable group of Bostonians left New York on the White Star steamer Teutonic bound for Liverpool. The list includes Henry F. Sears, Miss Sears and maid, P. B. Hoyt, W. Lindsay, Joseph Walworth, CO N. Purdy, A K Smith, A P Bull and C E Watson.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac for March First
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances across Atlantic ports with many vessels and captains including Turret Bell and Joseph B. Maguire. It records sailings from Norfolk Philadelphia and Camden and notes steamers bound for Baltimore and Newport News along with barge movements and tides.
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Blizzard
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Derrickson
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Daly
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R. R. Thomas
Valley Forge
Tilton
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William B&. Cleary
Swim
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Sears
Portsmouth
Civil Court Docket From Suffolk Supreme Court
In the civil docket of Suffolk Superior Court First Jury Session presided by Maynard J cases listed include Holand v Cough S704 Pequett v Tuttle B770 Carey O Shea v LABR Bist Gorman & Shea S57 Nicnak v RA 684 3 mettle vB L Co 6274 Davis v Cochran 3954 Kelley v Walker 789 Fries v Cramp a 4962 Canfield v Franklin Brew Co 5430 Gallagher v Bost 4106 Wales v same 4900 Berenson v same 5076 Boston Loan Co v Wardwell 5553 Rontley v Johnston 5617 Sawyer v Boston 5618 Clark v same 40 Farrell v L B Rough an v Boston ame v same 5005 Same v same.
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Nervous Diseases Addressed by Palmo Tablets
An early 20th century ad-style note claims nervous diseases originate at the brain base and cause memory loss pain and debility. It touts Palmo Tablets from a Cleveland company and lists drugstores for purchase and replacements.
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Painless new treatment for female disorders advertised
An advertisement by Dr. J. P. Adams Co. claims a new painless method for female disorders with immediate relief and no surgery or drugs. It promises absolute success and invites nervous patients to visit their Boston office at 175 Tremont Street with free confidential advice and hours from 10 to 7, open weekdays but not Sundays.
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Legal case index with numerous v arguments and parties
A list of names and case numbers appears, detailing many civil actions and jury session entries from a court docket. Entries mention varied plaintiffs and defendants across multiple firms and jurisdictions, reflecting a broad compilation of ongoing suits and related special lists.
Massachusetts Joint Judiciary to Hear Petition on Junk Dealers
The Joint Committee on the Judiciary of the Massachusetts State House in Boston will hold a Becline to hear F. Ellwood Smith and Senate bill No. 43 proposing to ban junk dealers from buying goods used by telephone telegraph electric light or electric railway companies. The hearing is set for March 2 at 11 30 o clock in Room 227 of the State House, with Chairman TM. Harles G Washburn and Clerk Charles C. Engstrom presiding.
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Charles C. Engstrom
John KH. Abbott
Charles G. Washburn
Charles 0. Engstrom
Thomas Fr. F. Curley
Charles O. Engstrom
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Mass hearing set on bills to curb notary abuse and juror emergency
Massachusetts State House schedules two hearings. John Abbott seeks extra measures to stop unlawful acts by a justice of the peace or notary public. Thomas Curley requests a bill to create an emergency juror for capital cases. Both hearings set for March 2 at 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. respectively.
Massachusetts Hearings On House Bills At State House
Boston dates February 26 1900 list hearings by committees on Street Railways Labor Roads and Bridges Mercantile Affairs for March 2 at various State House rooms. Details include House bills 596 207 614 393 656 with subjects from street railway franchise to employment of women and minors and telephone rates.
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