Boston Welcomes the Railway Conductors for 32d Grand Division
Boston prepares to host hundreds of railway conductors for the 32d grand division of the Order of Railway Conductors of America. Grand officers arrive at Parker House and Quincy. registration opens at the Quincy House and Hotel Bellevue. Delegates from across the country gather for executive sessions with extensive committees and a program including a public reception, addresses by dignitaries, and a Ford Hall opening session.
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Boston
Grand Division
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Parker House
Quincy
A. B. Garretson
W. J. Maxwell
L. E. Shepherd
E. P. Curtis
W. M. Clark
S. N. Berry
Canada
F. J. Wright
Grand Inside Sentinel
O. L. Rolfe
Grand Outside Sentinel
BE. BE. Clark
The
Society
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bellevue
J. H. Moore
L. B. Waltz
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Conlisk
G. W. Hutchinson
W. N. Drake
W. E. Higgins
M. B. Sewell
W. S. Garr
Grand Guard
E.S. Forderer
Committee On
Quincey House
Hotel Bellevue
Toadies
Franklin Union
Berkeley Street
C. S. Messer
Mascot Division
W. W. Drake
P. C. Callahan
E. I
Kingsley Hall
Ashburton Place
Quincy House
South
C. W. Merrill
D. A. Neal
C. D. Baker
H. W. Varney
O. A. Pike
G. A. Silsbee
G. E. Marston
T. A. Hale
Joseph Moreau
G. H. Kennard
E. W. Mitchell
G.L. Gil
F. N. Becker
W. H. Brown
O. W. Dowell
J. T. Macdonald
N. C. Howe
H. L. Austin
G. A. Merrill
E. T. Crowell
C. H. Robinson
G. A. Reed
H. C. True
E. M. Roberts
F. A. Kingsbury
F. J. Bradford
W. F. Darling
W. R. Robertson
ID. B. Clifford
A. R. Gray
L. H. Tarbox
H. G. Culver
A. A. Fall
J. C. Harris
M. J. Leonard
BE. N. Darling
F. L. Carter
F.L. Cass
KE. Hutchinson
P. Dexter
FE. W. Smith
the Order of Railway Conductors of America
Convention Sidelines Spur Cedar Rapids Bid to Host
The Commercial Club brings a large Cedar Rapids contingent to push Cedar Rapids as the next convention city. President A. B. Garreston seeks re election unopposed. W. J. Maxwell travels with regret due to his mother's illness. John A. Fenno arranged a special train for Saturday to visit Lynn’s shoe industry.
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Cedar Rapids
A. B. Garreston
W. J. Maxwell
J. J. Macdonald
Salem
E. A. Moseley
E. E. Clark
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moseley
Roosevelt
Boston Lodge of Elks
Elks
O. R. C. of America
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
John A. Fenno
Lynn
Noted Rabbi Browne Installed at Roxbury Temple Mishkan Tefila
Rabbi Edward B M Browne of New York was formally installed as rabbi of Temple Mishkan Tefila in Roxbury. Welcoming speeches praised his world wide prominence and career, including leadership roles in the New York Union League and Jerusalem archives committee.
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Edward B. M. Browne
New York
Jamesg. Blaine
Grant
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Mishkan Tefila
Roxbury
P. Israeli
Temple
Adath Jeshuran
Browne
New York Union League
Jerusalem
M. M. Hichler
Congregation
Ohabei Sholom
A. Alexander
Church of Mishkan Tefile
L. Mazur
Lost 3 year old boy seeks his mover on Chardon Street
A light haired 3 year old boy wearing a red calico dress with polka dots white stockings a blue plush coat and silk bonnet was found near Washington and Dover streets late Saturday night. A police officer nicknamed Teddy Tot took charge at Dedham Street station where the child was hungry and given milk crackers and cookies.
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Chardon Street
Washington and
Dover Streets
Teddy Tot
Dedham Street
Roxbury Man Missing Motives Or Sorrow Sues Family
I Adolph Racz a 48 year old Roxbury resident of 287 Blue Hill Avenue has been missing since Wednesday. His wife and three young children including an infant are said to be in want. Racz worked at the Mt. Auburn greenhouse and collected three weeks pay that morning and has not been seen since.
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Adolph Racz
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Racz
Mt. Auburn
Million Bail Bid for Morse Faces Court Appeal
May 9 petition with signatures of over twenty prominent bankers and merchants asks the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to grant bail to Charles W Morse, the convicted banker held at the Tombs, pending appeal decision.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles W. Morse
Friends offer unlimited bail for Charles W. Morse
The petition states friends are willing to stand surety for Morse with $5000 each, without indemnity, believing in his innocence and that he will not flee the jurisdiction. They expect acquittal after the case is heard and understood.
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Charles W. Morse
Bank of North America
Actor Mark Smith Weds Anna Feeney in Cathedral Rector
At noon yesterday in the Cathedral rectory South End Miss Anna Muriel Feeney of San Francisco and Mark Smith of New York City, well known theatrical people, were married by Rt. Rev. Mer. Michael J. Splaine, chancellor of the archdiocese. The bride was attended by Miss Anna Ford of New York City, while Edward Earle was best man.
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South End
Anna Muriel Feeney
San Francisco
Mark Smith
New York City
Mer
Michael J. Splaine
Anna Ford
Edward Earle
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