New England Order of Protection Holds 16th Annual Convention
Representatives from all New England lodges met at Tremont Temple in Boston. Supreme Warden James H. Flint was re elected to lead the 16th annual convention. The order reports 339 lodges in good standing with a membership of 32 5544 and a net gain of 1430 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
James H. Flint
New England Order of Protection
Supreme Lodge of the
South Weymouth
Pemberton Building
Frye
Supreme
Sanborn
Election Restores Old Officers of the Order
Financial report shows receipts 5828.96 and payments 38122.83 with a balance on hand March 31, 1902 of 26063.07 after death claims of 494500. The afternoon session passed amendments to the laws. Officers re-elected include James H. Flint supreme warden. Jonathan W. Chapin supreme deputy warden. Levi W. Shaw junior past supreme warden. Daniel M. Frye supreme secretary. John P. Sanborn supreme treasurer. trustees Daniel E. Frasier Henry K. Bush and Fred Tolles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
James H. Flint
Boston
Mass
Jonathan W. Chapin
New Haven
Conn
Levi ‘W. Shaw
Daniel M. Frye
Somerville
John P. Sanborn
Newport
R. I
Daniel E. Frasier
Cambridge
Henry K. Bush
Barre
Fred Tolles
Windsor
Clapp Wins Rotch Scholarship For Two Years Travel
J F Clapp a 26 year old draughtsman at Shepley Rutan Coolidge wins the Rotch travelling fellowship worth 1900 dollars a year for two years. He passed preliminary exams last year and won this year over four rivals with a design for a city hall for a 200000 plus population. Drawings to be shown at Boston Architectural Club. Second prize of story unspecified hundred dollars awarded to Benno Janssen of Thomas Parker office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Clapp
Rotch
Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge
Clapp
Institute of Technology
Clarence H. Blackall
Boston Society of Architects
Boston Architectural Club
Benno Janssen
Thomas & Parker
New England Ice Trust Formed With 16 Million Capital
A New England ice trust has been formed in New Jersey with 16 million dollars in capitalization. The New England Consolidated Ice Company has acquired major Boston Worcester and Taunton area ice firms and seeks control of 22 New England cities. It plans 3 million dollars in bonds 3 million in 6 percent preferred stock and 10 million in common stock to purchase subsidiaries. The venture, led by Dr E John Kauffman, projects 750000 tons of ice sold annually and expects 4 percent common stock yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Ice Trust
New England Consolidated Ice Company
New Jersey
New England
New Company
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Company
Commonwealth Hygienic Ice Company
Boston
Walker Ice Company
Worcester
Providence Ice Cmpany
Brockton Ice Company
Taunton Ice Company
Quincy Ice Company
Lynn Ice Company
E. John Kauffman
Wealth Ice Company
Kauffman
New Ice Trust
New York
Commonwealth Ice Company
Commonwealth Company
Providence IG Company
Brockton Ice and Coal Company
Kareffman
Demand Equal Political Rights at Faneuil Hall Meeting
A mass meeting organized by the Massachusetts Racial Protective Association met at Faneuil Hall with mainly colored attendees. W M Trotter rallied for immediate civil and political rights, condemning Northern press complicit in delay and promising full equality under the Constitution. Speakers Archiba Grimke Brackett Deas warned of continued Jim Crow tactics and federal duty to rectify disenfranchisement in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Racial Protective Asspoon
Faneuil Hall
8. T. Tice
D. D
W. M. Trotter
Massachusetts
United States
Republic
North
Trotter
Archiba H. Grimke
J. Q. A. Brackett
Brackett
South
Edmund H. Deas
South Carola
Deas
Bunker Hill Monument
New South
Liberty
Tillman
Senate
South Carolina
German Veterans Dance at Turn Hall Social
Over 300 people attended a social party at Turn Hall last night hosted by the German Veterans Dance group and the Women's Relief Corps along with the Sons of Veterans, marking a festive community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turn Hall
Grape Nuts Aids Appetite and Digestion, Reader Testimony
A merchant from Youngstown Ohio reports diabetes and dyspepsia improved after using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. He details an almost uncontrollable sugar craving that vanished, better sleep, and overall renewed health. His physician confirmed the product as excellent, and the letter authorizes public use.
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Young, C
BE. D. Leedom
Indiana
Local Fraternal Groups Host Informal Reception
Friedrich Hecker Post No 21 G A the Women's Relief Corps No 88 and Sons of Veterans No 145 held an informal reception with dancing. Comrade Leopold Kircheeebenes led arrangements as attendees gathered after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Hecker
G. A
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Leopold Kircheeebenes
Eppele Hosts Veterans Notable Evening
Present were Commander Henry Eppele of Friedrich Hecker Post Mrs Barbara Marlikke of WRC 88 and Captain of Eppele of the Sons of Veterans o.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eppele
Friedrich Hecker Post
Barbara ©. Marlikke
of Eppele
The
Sons of Veterans, O
Weavers End Strike At Beaver Brooks Mills
May 13 at the navy yard, woollen weavers of Beaver Brooks Mills voted to end the strike and return to work after a lively debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Beaver Brooks Mills
Navy Yard
Amateur Press Association Presents Ferguson of Troy Farce
The Massachusetts Amateur Press Association will stage the farce comedy Ferguson of Troy on May 15 at the Dudley Street era House. Cast includes Walter Hurley as Walter Hawley James B Lynch as Tom Ferguson MD George J Curtis as Charlie Marshall John Prohaska as Lowell Fairfield Miss Nellie F McCormack as Ellen Hawley Miss Grace Hoyt as Belinda Ferguson Miss Helen Murphy as Suzette Hawley Miss Jennie Prohaska as Johanna Mulroomey Hugh Gillespie as Mike Murphy. Vaudeville acts accompany the performance with several noted newspaper men from New York in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Amateur Press Association
Nellie F. McCormack
Ellen Hawley
Grace Hoyt
Belinda Ferguson
Helen Murphy
Suzette Hawley
Jennie Prohaska
Johanna Mulroomey
Hugh Gillespie
Mike Murphy
New York City
Mass meeting backs Crumpacker and civil rights demand
The Massachusetts gathering denounces lynching, supports Crumpacker’s voting rights inquiry, and urges fair representation based on actual voting population. It endorses Crumpacker’s resolution and calls Republicans to uphold equal civil and political rights for Black citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Congress
Bartlett
Georgia
South
Brotherhood of Man
Committee On Rules
Crumpacker
Crumacker
Edgar Crumpacker
Labor unions plan mass meeting in Wells Memorial Hall
Brass Moulders 192, addressed by Frank McCarthy of the Central Labor Union and Donald B Shea state organizer of the Metal Polishers Union. Meeting next week Thursday with Local 2 Brass Workers Local 5 and Chandler Local 138. P H Nolan of New York arrives to aid end the brewery workers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCarthy
Central Labor Union
Donald B. Shea
Metal Polishers’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Brass Workers
P. H. Nolan
New York
Master Brewers
United States
Boston
Tooey
Martin P. Higgins
International Pressmen’s’ Union
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Spring Jane
Dexter Hall
Tin Can Workers
No Kosher Meat Strikes Hit Hebrew City Markets
Hebrew residents face meat shortages as Jewish butchers renew strike against high wholesale prices. Retail market plans two day sales ban while directors rule stricter economies, including reducing stores. The boycott widens across East Side and boroughs including Brooklyn and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Hebrew Butchers’ Association
Wall Street
Butchers’ Society
Pike
East Side
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Boston woman credits healing vapors for recovery
Mrs Annie Nelson of 207 West Springfield Street Boston describes a chronic consumption illness and says after three months of breathing soothing healing vapors from Keal Lung Doctors at 861 Boylston Street she recovered fully. She urges others to seek the treatment claiming neighbors confirm her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keal Lung
Boylston Street
Boston
Annie Nelson
West Springfield Street
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D. M. Fryde
Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans
Barbara C. Marlikke
Women's Relief Corps
Friederich Hecker Post 21
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Beaver Brooks
Pioneer Clothing Co
Washington St
Iatvies
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Russia
W. L. Douglas
Amateur Press Association
Ferguson of
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James B. Lynch
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