Provincetown Marks 100 Years Of King Hiram Lodge
Centenary celebration in Provincetown honors King Hiram Lodge with Grand Master Edwin B. Holmes and visiting Masons. The day featured a Town Hall program, prayers, historical addresses, a centennial poem by Rev. R. Perry Bush, a banquet, and a social-virtues toast.
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Gloucester
BR. Perry Bush
Chelsea
Provincetown
Hiram Lodge
Massachusetts
Edwin B. Holmes
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Town Hall
Charles W. Skinner
Boston
William Wallace Johnson
William Henry Ryder
Ryder
R. Perry Bush
Freemasonry
Skinner
Johnson
A. P. Hannum
Hannum
Grand Lodge
Masons
Joseph P. Johnson
W. W. Johnson
Hiram Judge
Mr. Johnson
James A. Small
W. H. Ryder
Serena D. Nickerson
C. A. Skinner
M. N. Gifford
Isaac A. Steele
Henry G. Foy
C. S. Littlefield
W. H. H. Soule
H. J. Mills
Saugus
Paul Revere
A. T. Williams
Fidwin B. Holmes
Henry S. Rowe
Charles A. Skinner
Z. N. Bicknell
Walworth O. Sbarbour
Isaac A
Steele
Notable Past Grand Wardens Honored at Fraternal Reception
Worshipful Charles A Norris and nine other past grand wardens were lauded at a grand officers reception. Brother George Holbrook and his wife led the grand march as more than 100 couples danced in honor of the visiting brethren and ladies.
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Charles A. Norris
Charles T. Litchfield
George F. Walker
Henry G. Fay
W. H. H. Soule
Charles Harris
Henry J. Mills
Henry H. Litchfield
Joseph H. Cummings
George Holbrook
Glass Shattered In Street Car Runaway Crash Injures Woman
Mrs. Maria Hannon of 4 Rollins Street and her 9 year old daughter were cut by flying glass when a street car horses runaway crashed into a team at Huntington avenue and Massachusetts avenue near Columbus avenue. The mother was sent home and the child admitted to the Children's Hospital for hip disease treatment.
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Rollins Street
South End
Children's Hospital
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Massachusetts Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Militia Inquiry Hearing Held on Discharges in Eighth Regiment
The legislative committee on military affairs opened evidence on a petition seeking an inquiry into state militia discharges over the past year. Counsel Jesse Gove led the petitioners, with Captain Richard F. O'Reilly of Gloucester among the first witnesses.
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General Casey Dead in Washington
Brigadier General Thomas Lincoln Casey retied chief of engineers U S A died at his residence in Washington on March 25 after illness on his way to the Congressional Library building. He was with his son when stricken, brought to the library, revived briefly, then died at home likely from heart paralysis brought on by acute indigestion.
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A P A Exec Committee Adjourns for New York Meeting
The executive committee of the advisory board of the American Protective Association adjourned to meet in New York next week with secret sessions. They discussed merits and demerits of probable presidential candidates, with no derogatory remarks and no action taken. Dr Dunn noted A P A representation will appear in both major party conventions.
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Spaniards Won’t Boycott Mackerel and Onions
The Washington Post notes that the Spanish mackerel and the Spanish onion will likely face no boycott, implying continued trade and consumption with no major disruption or organized protest affecting these items.
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Beware the Dog at Museum opens Gay Parisians bill
The Museum presents the new curtain raiser Beware the Dog written by Joseph Arthur for Little Tuesday who led as Freda. Hans the St Bernard and the rescued baby figure in the tale. The Gay Parisians tour follows with Gismonda and La Tosca on the Boston Theatre and Tremont stages amid a busy spell of attractions.
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Lothrop
Smith vs Stiles case yields perjury arrest in Lowell
In the Superior Court case Smith v Stiles today Albert S. Taylor a jewelry sale agent was ordered arrested for perjury by Judge Blodgett. The stenographer was instructed to transcribe the evidence and send it to the district attorney. Taylor contradicted the accounts of others implicated in the fraudulent conveyance of property.
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Uncle Jim at the Depot A Tail of Caution and Deception
A cautious countryman tests a young man claiming to be John Street husband to Jennie. The impostor shows letters, but the old man fears bunko artists. They part with the young man riding on top of a carriage, awaiting unknown fate.
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Clergy Witness Denies Involvement In Divorce Case
The Rev Samuel E Pearson of Portland Maine testified as a witness in a divorce case. Asked if he would grant the divorce if on the judge's bench he replied that he would, then argued that the union had not been joined by God, thus justifying the divorce.
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Hiram Lodge
God
Samuel E. Pearson
Portland
Russian Emperor to Visit Berlin After Moscow Coronation
General Von Werder reports to Emperor William that the Czar and Czarina plan to visit Berlin after Moscow coronation ceremonies. They will stay at the Russian embassy during their sojourn in the German capital.
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General von Werder
Russia
St. Petersburg
William
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