Order of Protection Revises Constitution at Tremont Temple
The Supreme Wedge New England Order of Protection held its annual convention in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple. It approved constitutional changes to reduce permanent members while remaining representative and keeping life member costs unchanged. Officers elected include Warden Harry Manser and others. membership now 45 000 with improved finances.
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Supreme Wedge
New England Order of Protection
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Supreme
George S. Howard
Cambridge
James H. Flint
Weymouth
Henry O. Oakes
Auburn
Insurance Department of
Massachusetts
Harry Manser
Frederick T. Peabody
Mélrose
Daniel M. Frye
Somerville
John P. Sanborn
Newport
Herbert A. Chase
Leonora F. Latts
Cambri E
Lena Bro
Annie M. Warren
Waltham
Amos A. Patten
Boy, 14 Defends Mother in Civil Court
In Municipal Civil Court Judge Ely heard Sadie Davies sue Mrs. Seigel for defamation. As parties left, the defendant's 14 year old son rushed the plaintiff and struck her, using abusive language. Court officers separated them and a warrant for the boy’s arrest was anticipated.
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Municipal Civil Court
Ely
Sadie Davies
Seigel
Barn Dance Promised as Novel Boston Event
Boston Council and Knights of Columbus announce a barn dance at Copley Hall on May 323 touted as the most novel event of its kind in Boston. Attendees in farm attire include Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and many prominent locals. prizes for best costumes and a district deputy panel as judges.
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Boston Council
Knights of Columbus
Copley Hall
Boston
Aids
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas M.watson
John J. Kennedy
Edward Kelley, Jr
Geoffrey D. Lehy
Thomas Harrison Cummings
Thomas J. Flynn
Dennis H. Collins
J. J. O'Callaghan
Edward Steptoe
Joseph A. Williams
Dstrict Deputies
Greater Boston
Grand Knights of Boston
Hugh O Neill Club Thanks Senators for Barry Statue Support
The Hugh ONeill Social Club of Dorchester held its meeting at Blake Hall Field’s Corner. Fifteen new candidates were initiated and proposed, as the club voted thanks to U S Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and W Murray Crane and Congressman John W Weeks for backing the 960000 appropriation before Congress for Commodore Jack Barry’s statue.
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Hugh O'Neill
Dorchester
Blake Hall
Field’s Corner
Massachusetts
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Murray Crane
John W. Weeks
Congress
Commodore Jack Barry
Edward P James Elected Secretary of St Paul League
Edward P James of Boston was elected secretary of the St Paul Business Men's League. He resides in Brookline and is a salesman for Dennis Farnsworth & Co. on Milk Street. Previously he was a shoe manufacturer for 25 years and is a member of the Exchange Club.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Edward P. James
Boston
St. Paul
Hub Man Gets Maine Stry For $17 492 Claim
Rockland Maine May 8 The property of the Rockland South Thomaston and Owls Head street railway was sold at sheriff s sale to Michael Seretto of Boston to satisfy a claim of 17 492 allowed by the Supreme Court for unpaid services in the road s construction. Seretto has filed a bill in equity seeking dissolution of the receivership.
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Rockland
South Thomaston
Owls Head
Michael Seretto
Boston
Supreme Court
Seretto
Federal Court Denies Dismissal in Reserve Bond Case
In Chicago on May 8 Judge Bethea refused to dismiss the receivership in the American Reserve Bond Company case. J R Rogers, the Kentucky appointed receiver, had moved to intervene, a request the court granted after denying the dismissal motion.
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Chicago
Bethea
American Reserve Bond Company
J. R. Rogers
Kentucky
Bishop's Daughter Weds Harold Peabody at Emmanuel Church
Miss Marian Lawrence daughter of Bishop William Lawrence married Harold Peabody yesterday at Emmanuel Church Boston in a white satin gown with lace heirloom, lilies of the valley, orange blossoms. Bishop Lawrence performed the ceremony with Rev Endicott Peabody. many Lawrence relatives served as ushers and guests. A breakfast followed at 122 Commonwealth Avenue after a drive to the bride's home. The couple may reside in Milton.
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Marian Lawrence
Bishop Lawrence
Harold Peabody
Emmanuel Church
Bishop
William Lawrence
Boston
Miss Lawrence
Amory Lawrence
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Peabody
James Lawrence
Endicott Pea
D. D
Groton School
Richard and
Appleton Lawrence
Samuel
Prescott Wolcott
Benjamin Joy
Dudley Howe
Roger Fierce
Livingston Davis
John W. Minturne
G. B. Bradley
New York
Peabody
Boston Baritone Isadore von Preis Rises to Fame
An obscure clerk at a famed clothing house becomes a notable baritone, charting a rapid ascent to local renown for Isadore von Preis. The piece highlights his dramatic career shift and growing recognition in the community.
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Isadore von Preis
Young Boston Baritone Isadore von Preis to Perform
Among the galaxy of youthful talent in Jordan Hall tonight Signor Vanni presents Boston discovery Isadore von Preis of 56 Poplar Street West End. The baritone, praised since he sang at his employer’s residence two weeks ago, works at Wolfs My Clothier and plans grand opera study in Europe. Hecht helped bring attention to his rich voice and rising talent.
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Europe
Isadore Pasce
Signor Rotolf
Signor Vanni
Jacob ‘Hecht
Sandy Ferguson Faces New Legal Trouble in Gloucester
Sandy Ferguson formerly jailed in Essex County for rough conduct and assault faces further charges in Gloucester. He pays a $20 fine for assault on a hotel keeper and signs a note for $90 after larceny of furniture. Judge York releases him on his own recognizance with a May 22 deadline to make good.
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Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Gloucester
Sandy
Essex County House of Correction
H. C
York
Boston Vesuvius fund tally reaches eight donations
Lee Higginson and Co. acknowledge a total of eight contributions to the Boston Vesuvius fund to date, reflecting ongoing support from the firm and supporters.
Massachusetts relief group allocates 60000 for earthquake shoes
The executive committee of the Massachusetts Association for the Relief of California will spend 60000 on shoes for earthquake sufferers. Ex Governor Douglas and a four member committee will purchase mostly women’s and children’s footwear from samples at 161 Devonshire street. A complimentary dinner is planned for Jacob Furth of Seattle upon his East arrival, with agents in Oakland reporting safety of several Boston families.
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Massachusetts Association For the Relief of
California
Douglas
William B. Rice
Henry B. Endicott
H. H. Goodrich
L. 8. Johnson
J. B. Phelan
Thomas G. Plant
Draper
Devonshire Street
Jacob Furth
Seattle
Association
Boston
Ei Furth
Post Delivers Letter From Burned San Francisco District
The Post forwards a letter received by Postmaster George A. Hibbard from the burned San Francisco district. It names Josephine Po r formerly adopted daughter of the late Andrew Porter. The letter confirms Josephine Fitzpatrick of Fall River changed her name to Josephine Fitzpatrick Porter on April 3 1868 and notes Jeremiah J. McCarty of Fall River married Josephine F. Porter on April 21 188_.
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George A. Hibbard
San Francisco
Josephine Po.r
Andrew Porter
Hf Srnoon
Post
Mr. Hibbard
Boston Post
Josephine Fitzpatrick
Fall River
Josephine Fitzpatrick Porter
Jeremiah J. McCarty
Josephine F. Porter
Andrew
Mary
Hibbard
Cadets Parade on the Common Draws Cheers
For the first spring parade in years the First Corps Cadets formed at the Columbus Avenue armory at 5 pm and marched to the parade ground. Under Major Thomas Talbot they drilled with grit and grace, drawing applause from spectators as Governor Guild and Major Devine reviewed them.
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Columbus Avenue
Thomas Talbot
Talbot
Joy
Cabot
Blanchard
Rollins
Governor Guild
Devine
Frisco Fund Reaches Nearly Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
The San Francisco fund total at Kidder, Peabody & Co. stood at 798,272 dollars by last night with 4,481 dollars received yesterday from many out of town contributions. An estimated 10,000 dollars more raised statewide remains unreported.
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San Francisco
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Terrier Sacrifices Life Guarding Woman in Haymarket
A Boston terrier died after guarding its mistress in Haymarket square between 1 30 and 2 this morning. The woman, unnamed by police, leaped from a cab with a male companion and was run over. Officers were kept back by the dog until its death, then the woman was arrested for drunkenness.
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Boston
Haymarket Square
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers in Vermont Session
The seventh annual State council meeting in Middlebury elected officers. Deputy Thomas F. Magner of Burlington was chosen, with Ira H. LaFleur of Middlebury as treasurer and J. E. Flanigan as secretary. Delegates to the national convention in New Haven include E. C. McClellan of Rutland and Prof. F. K. O'Connor of Brattleboro.
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Middlebury
Knights of Columbus
Thomas F. Magner
Burlington
Ira H. LaFleur
J. E. Flanigan
Montpelier
New Haven
E. C. McClellan
Rutland
Delaware & Hudson Names New Directors
May 8 at the annual stockholders meeting the vacancies created by the resignations of James W. Alexander and James H. Hyde were filled. J A Linen, president of the First National Bank of Scranton, and Dumont Clarke were elected along with reappointment of the other directors.
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New York
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Delaware & Hudson Company
J A. Linen
First National Bank of
Scranton
Penn
Dumont Clarke
Compromise Hinted On Million Dollar Sewer Loan
After a tense board session the Republican Aldermen hinted a compromise may avert a larger loan bill. The aim is a smaller sewer loan and street construction funds of 600000 or 760000. Mayor opposition to 600000 for streets has stalled actions, while layoffs in the sewer department continue.
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Board of Aldermen
Committee On Public Improvements
City Hall
Common Council
Committee On Finance
Thorugh
Bromberg
Bell
Bangs
Good Government Association
Republicans
Billings
Leahy
Sewer Department
Fitzgerald
Fourth Degree Initiates Foursome at Conclave in Brockton
Conclave Brockton Knights of Sherwood Forest conferred the third degree on four candidates last night with a delegation from the supreme executive council in attendance.
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Brockton
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Supreme Executive Council
Mayor and board inspect city districts for prospective hospital site
Mayor Fitzgerald with John J. Caddigan John H. Lee and Edward F. McSweeney toured Dorchester Roslindale Mattapan and West Roxbury to scout potential sites for a new city hospital. The group said the trip was only an inspection to gauge suitable estates and no decision would be made soon.
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Fitzgerald
John J. Caddigan
John H. Lee
Edward F. McSweeney
Consumptives’ Hospital
Dorchester
Roslindale
Mattapan
West Roxbury
Cruiser St Louis Starts Trial Trip From Philadelphia
The cruiser St Louis built at Neafie Levy Yard sailed from Philadelphia to Boston for an official trial trip. She must reach 22 knots for four consecutive hours, with the trial expected to occur next Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Penn
St. Louis
Neafie & Levy Ship and Engine Building Company
Boston
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