Richards Chosen New Commander Of Knights Templars
The eighty ninth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templars in East Boston elected Eugene H. Richards of Boston as grand commander. The event honored numerous officers, reported on memorials and finances, and awarded senior positions. Richards, a Tufts and G.A.R. veteran, has led multiple Masonic bodies in Massachusetts.
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East Boston
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Order
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
Eugene H. Richards
Boston
William R. Walker
Pawtucket
R. I
Walter Cutting
Pittsfield
Thomas B. St. John
Haverhill
George L. Shepley
Providence
R. L
Herbert F. Morse
Roxbury
James H. Upham
Dorchester
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
Winthrop Messenger
Melrose
George EB. Hilton
Henry G. Jordan
Albion F. Welch
Danvers
Henry B. Wilder
Malden
George H. Kenyon
R. I. Freeman c. Hersey
Henry S. Rowe
Charles C. Crane
Somerville
Thomas B. Bt
John
Lawrence
Ifi
Grand Commandery
United States
R. Em
James Sorley
Texas
Cyrus Wargrave Eaton
Cedar Rapids
William B. Isaacs
Richmond
Templariem -I
Charles C. Fry
Eugene A. Holton
Pittsburg
W. Em
Thomas E. St. John
Permanent Fund
Richards
George UW. Hilton
Freeman C. Hersey
Bir Dana
Flanders
Robert KE. Chamberlain
Arthur G. Pollard
Robert
Franklin
Frederick H. Spring
Charles Harris
Bentley Young
Charles A. Peabody
George Cushing
Charles W. Sawyer
Edward T. Pigeon
James M. Blanchard
Lafayette G. Blair
R. Kim
William H. H. Soule
James Swords
Thomas Kellough
House
Fraternity of
Masonic Hall
R. EB
Nottleboro
Harvey M. Richards
Attleboro
Sir Knight Richards
Tufts College
Fortieth Massachusetts Infantry
Edward W. Kinsley
Were Only Boys Cambridge Critique Sparks Comment
Residents dispute Professor Charles Eliot Norton remarks at Prospect Union talk on Cambridge manners. Norton cited crowds at a freshmen reception that crushed Governor and President Eliot, while Mayor Bancroft defended freshmen as spry. Norton likened ideas to Professor Morse of Salem and Japanese courtesy. He would not comment further on newspaper coverage.
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Cambridge
Charles Eliot Norton
Prospect Union
Norton
Harvard Square
Eliot
Bancroft
University
Morse
Salem
Vassar College
Boston City Briefs: Two Arrests In Brass Fittings And Bikes
Clarence W. Pratt aged 35 of 98 Condor Street East Boston was arrested by a police inspector for alleged larceny of brass fittings from Condor Iron Foundry. Nathan Allen aged 27 of 8 Humboldt Avenue Roxbury was arrested for alleged larceny of two bicycles worth 200 dollars, owner unknown. At 9 10 p m Ladder 15 responded to a small basement fire at Hotel Guilford 220 Clarendon Street clothing ignited by a gas jet causing 6 dollars damage.
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Clarence W. Pratt
Condor Street
Boston
Condor Iron Foundry
Nathan Allen
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Ladder 15
Hotel Guilford
Clarendon Street
Nonocoicus Club Opens For Ayer Business Men
The Nonocoicus Club opened in Ayer with an informal reception. Club rooms in Dickinson's block were fitted up at considerable expense. Officers: President Judge Levi Wallace, vice-president Judge W. H. Atwood, secretary and treasurer Benjamin Taft, executive committee Dr. William W. Cowles and Howard B. White.
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Ayer
Ayer Business Men
Dickinson
Levi Wallace
W. H. Atwood
Benjamin Taft
William W. Cowles
Howard B. White
Electrician Dies From Arc Lamp Current At Lynn
Ed win Whittemore, a young electrician at General Electric Works in Lynn, was killed this morning while testing arc lamps. He received a full force of believed 3000 volts from overhead connections, per reports from the scene.
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Lynn
Edwin I
Whittemore
General Electric Works
Bliss Regal shoe ad touts genuine welted style
An advertisement from Pete L. C. Bliss & Co promotes the Regal shoe as the authentic welted option at $3.50. It contrasts Regal with inferior imitators and lists Regal stores in Boston New York Brooklyn Washington Pittsburg Providence Baltimore Brockton and a Brockton factory, highlighting lace or button options.
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Bliss
Regal
Summer St
Boston
Nassau St
New York
Broadway
Fulton St
Brooklyn
N. W
Washington
Fifth Ave
Pittssare
Dorratee St
Providence
K. Baltimore St
Baltimore
North Inst
Brockton
Mass
City Officials Face Ferry Fare Change In Boston
The East Boston ferries will no longer grant free passage to city officials without a pasteboard pass. Superintendent Wheeler issued passes for Council members and other officers, but starting today ferrymen must collect fare or verify a ticket. Reactions at City Hall vary from humor to opposition as two councilmen consider returning the passes.
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East Boston
Boston
Wheeler
City of
Street Department
Ferry Division
Common Council
Thomas Kellough
Kellough
City Hall
John Kelly
Michael J. Leary
Ferry
John H. Sullivan
Pure California Wines list with assorted items
A fragment lists wines and quantities tied to locations on Dock Square and Gi Faneuil Mall Square, mentioning Pure California Wines and brands Blanchard & Farrar with multiple pack sizes and a Galion reference.
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PURE
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Toe
Dock Square
Faneuil Mall
English High Defeats Brookline In Senior League Opener
English High School beat Brookline High 4 to 0 in the opening Senior Inter scholastic League game on the South End grounds. Ellsworth scored the lone touchdown after a second-half surge as English High overran Brookline’s line despite a tight first half. Attendance noted with both teams and officials present.
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Brookline
English High
Ellsworth
O'Brien
Sherlock
Whittemore
Morant
Morse
Brookline High
Hoppy
Hopkinson
Ashley
Cook
Billsworth
Brook
Callahan
O’brien
Purtell
Eaton
Manahan
R.e
Morse Eugerne
Patehler
Rts
Seaver
T.B
F. Talbot Callahan
G.i
R.h
H.b
Achtler
Haiven
Green
READY FOR PRINCETON HARVARD FACES RIVALRY IN FIRST GAME
Cambridge students prepare to travel in large numbers to cheer Harvard against Princeton. About a thousand supporters will ride fall river and new england routes amid heavy betting among students. Confidence runs high among fans though coaches warn of strong Princeton play.
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Cambridge
Princeton
Harvard
New York
Fall River Line
New England
New London
Lowell
Boston & Albany
Shore Line
Tigers
Yale
Princeton Football Faces Powerful Jersey Challenge
Reports from Princeton say the Jersey eleven is rapidly improving and will face strong resistance with thousands of Princeton supporters present. Umpires named F DeP Townsend Williams for Harvard and Paul Dashiel Lehigh for Princeton. I McD Garfield was chosen referee but has a prior engagement. ex Captain Pratt of Amherst may officiate. Twenty six men travel with the team including Captain Brewer and Jaffray among others. coaches accompany the squad without trainer Lathrop or head coach Emmons.
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Princeton
Jersey
F. Dep. Townsend
Williams
Harvard
Paul Dashiel
Lehigh
I. McD
Garfield
Pratt
Amherst
Brewer
Donald
Jaffray
F. Shaw
Holt
Hallowell
Cabot
Borden
Wrightington
Gonterman
Fairchild
Doucette
Rice
Stevenson
Haughton
Moulton
Newell
Beale
Fennessey
Dunlop
Glerrasch
N. Shaw
Hayes
Connor
C. Brewer
Lathrop
Emmons
Yale at West Point to be grand cadet occasion
Yale football team will travel from New Haven to Murray Hill New York for a Friday night stay and move to West Point Saturday noon. After the game the Yale party will be banqueted and then join a reception and ball hosted by West Point cadets.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
West Point
United States
Murray Hill
New York
Harvard interclass football tie ends first game
Sophomores and freshmen tied 6 6 in the interclass championship at Harvard after two twenty minute halves. Dobblee scored for the freshmen and Manning 98 tied the score late in the second half. Next Tuesday’s rematch will decide the contest with Adams Dobblee Richardson Johnston and Cozzens Manning Knox named as standouts.
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Harvard
Dobblee
Adam
Manning
Adams
Richardson
Johnston
Cozzens
Knox
Gaelic Football Challenge Seeks Boston Opponents
The Emeralds of Worcester invite any team in Boston or nearby to a Gaelic football game under the rules of the Gaelic Athletic Association of America. Clubs wishing to accept should contact Patrick Shannon, secretary, Emerald F. B. C., No. 6 Bismarck Street, Worcester, at earliest convenience.
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The
Emeralds
Worcester
Boston
Gaelic’ Athletic Association of America
Patrick Shannon
Hrmerald F. B. C
Bismark Street
Boxing Gossip From Sea Isle Club Card
Boston boxer Bobby Dobbs and Minneapolis' Charley Johnson secured for an eight round prelim. Rumors of Lavigne vs Walcott weigh 133 pounds, with past matches noted. Talk also of McKeever vs Leeds Ends Jr, Ross vs Elms, and Kaveney vs Sullivan with plans for 118 pound clashes at Boston clubs. Horace Leeds End and McKeever weigh disputes noted.
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Bobby Dobbs
Boston
Charley Johnson
Minneapolis
Sea Isle
Dobbs
Kid” Lavigne
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Billy Smith
Tommy Tracey
Tracey
Rejcover Walcott
Lavigne
Horace Leeds
Jr McKeever
McKeever
Dave Ross
St. Paul
Davy
Ross
Joe Elms
Elms
Fred Wright
Yonkers
Jimmy Kaverney
Sullivan
Kirtland
Lynn
Kaveney
Bill Brierly
George Dixon
Spike Sullivan
Mr. Brierly
William Ford
Nick Burley
California
Burley
George la Blanche
Marine
Quinlan
Cambridge
la Blanche
King Philip
Woburn
City Point
Harry Hutchins
Results at Morris Park
Morris Park New York October 31. First race one mile Brandywine Monaco Gotham time 1 42. Second race six furlongs Patrol Intermission Cassette time 1 11 4. Third race one mile Refugee Beldemere Rubicon time 1 42. Fourth Champagne stakes for 2 year olds seven furlongs Ben Brugh Prince Lief Merry Prince time 1 27 2. Fifth race six furlongs H Reed Deerfargilla Doggett time 1 14. Sixth race one mile Maurice Eclipse Merry Duke time 1 43
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Morris Park
N. Y
Brandywine
Monaco
Gotham
Patrol
Intermission
Cassette
Refugee
Beldemere
Rubicon
Ben Brugh
Prince Lief
Merry
Prince
H Reed
Deerfargilla
Doggett
Maurice
Eclipse
Merry Duke
Katahdin Trial Hits Seventeen Knot Target But Time Lags
New London October 31 The harbor defence ram Katahdin completed a trial run from New London to the first buoy and back over a 34 mile course amid adverse currents wind and rain. Officials expect current tide and wind allowances to push her speed above seventeen knots. Commanded by Captain O C Oliver the ship showed steady handling and minimal motion while Bath Iron Works officials and Navy Trial Board observers praised construction and performance.
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New London
Conn
Long Island
River Thames
Naval Trial Board
Dolphin
Horton’s Point
Iwana
Narkeeta
Nina
Fern
Ram
O. C. Oliver
Salacia
Walter 8. Lowell
Metropolitan
General Hyde
Charles
John Hyde
C. R. Hanscom
Bath Iron Works
Samuel Hinckley
Navy Trial Board
Henry F. Picking
United States Navy
Navy
Robert F. Bradford
Seaton Schroeder
Augustus H. Able
Willliam H. Varney
Sidney H. Stanton
A.S. Halsted
John B. Hoover
James Intwistle
Bath
Richard Leary
Signs of Misspellings Stir Passersby at Shops
Mismatched letters on storefront signs spark concern as passers-by worry about misprints. Local observers note the errors may affect shop credibility and draw attention away from offerings, while shopkeepers defend that time constraints lead to occasional slips.
Boston Socked by Night Storm Deluge and City Shuffle
A heavy rainstorm battered Boston last night forcing thousands to seek shelter at Union Station and theatres. Rain persisted from 9 PM to after midnight with streets flooded and cabbies thriving while passengers crowded for dry quarters. Forecasters warn continued morning showers and potential gale along the New England coast with signals from Eastport to Wilmington.
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Boston
Atlantic
Union Station
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Boylston
School Street
North Carolina
Mississippi
Virginia
New England
Eastport
Wilmington
Lynn Coal Handlers Union Appoints Conference Delegates
The Lynn Coal Handlers Union 4465 and Knights of Labor appointed I Boynton Armstrong James Dolan and James H Adams as a committee to meet the coal dealers committee in conference tomorrow afternoon. John D Cowper agent of Carpenters Union 108 with a delegation presented resolutions endorsing the coal handlers and promising support if a strike occurs. The union may strike Saturday if its demand is refused at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Knights of Labor
I. Boynton Armstrong
James J. Dolan
James KH. Adams
Coal Dealers’ Committee
John D. Cowper
Carpenters’ Union 108
Carpenters’ Union
Tomorow
Prince of Wales May Build Yacht for Cup Challenge
A rumor reported from Partick Scotland claims the Prince of Wales plans a new yacht to challenge for the America's Cup. The vessel would be designed by G L Watson and built by the Hendersons, though Watson denies commenting and no confirmation is possible. the rumor is viewed as highly improbable.
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London
Pall Mall > Gazette
Partick
Glasgow
Prince of Wales
G. L. Watson
Hendersons
Rev E M Hardy Installed in Quincy Church
The Rev Edward Noah Hardy formerly of Holliston was installed as pastor of the Evangelical Congregational Church of Quincy on October 31. It marks the first installation since 1874 when Rev Edward Norton was installed. Norton resigned recently due to ill health and Hardy was called to the pulpit.
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Quincy
Edward Noah Hardy
Holliston
Evangelical Congregational Church of
Edward Norton
Norton
Hardy
Melrose Athletes Beat Oxfords In Bowling Battle
Lynn October 31 Melrose Athletics defeated the Oxfords in a hot bowling game. Berry led with 596 total, including five strikes in his final string. Winston of the Oxfords and Pierce and Newhall of Melrose also posted good scores. the last string decided the outcome.
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Lynn
Melrose Athletics
Oxfords
Berry
Winston
Pierce
Newhall
Athletics
Melrose
Brockton Pastor Installed at Unity Church
The installation of the Rev. Rush Rhees Shippen as rector of Unity Church in Brockton occurred this afternoon before a large crowd. Shippen, arriving from Washington D C, delivered the installation sermon, joined by his son the Rev. Eugene R. Shippen of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Rush Rhees Shippen
Astor
Unity Church
Mr. Shippen
Washington, D. C
Eugene R. Shippen
Lynn
Match Race Postponed in Charlotte After Storm
A special from Reidsville reports the Gr t chen race in Charlotte postponed due to a storm of rain and wind, moving the event to next Tuesday.
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Charlotte
N. C
Reidsville
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Efarian
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Galland
Physicians of
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Pringe
E.’ M. Hardy
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