Veteran Odd Fellows Dine At 28th Massachusetts Meeting
Three hundred veteran Odd Fellows attended the 28th annual meeting and banquet of the Veteran Odd Fellows Association of Massachusetts at the Quincy House. Officers elected included E. L. Pillsbury as chief veteran and J. E. Davis as secretary. directors named were F. R. A. Pingree, George T. Bosson, George W. Perkins, and others. Governor-elect John L. H. was present at the head table after the 6 PM banquet.
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Odd Fellows
Veteran
Odd Fellows’ Association of
Massachusetts
Quincy House
Veteran Odd Fellows' Association
Order of Odd Fellows
Order
E. L. Pilsbury
E. Bentley Young
J. L. Martin
J. E. Davis
F. R. A. Pingree
Hyde Park
George T. Bosson
Melrose Highlands
George W. Perkins
Arlington Heights
W. W. Ormsbee
A. E. Newton
Worcester
Rice
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Odd Fellows’ Association
Charles N. Alexander
Notable speakers at benevolent lodge gathering
Albert S. Bates Caswell and Rev. R. Perry Bush led a lodge event with toastmaster Charles N. Alexander. Speeches by Theodore H. Day, Hon. A. S. Pinkerton, and Hon. John H. Bates followed, praising labor unity and discussing Russia's education efforts. Chief Veteran-elect Edwin S. Pilsbury presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Russia
The M Phee Chain Case Involving Perry's Friend
Detectives search the Worcester street properties in Cambridge and Somerville looking for the shaker linked to the Perry case. Charles P. Symond of 79 Beacon Street recalls winter tenants and unutilized furnaces as investigators raid cellars and yards for any odd trinkets or iron items. Wardens Wilder and Davison expect tangible clues to emerge from today’s review.
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Charles P. Symond
Beacon Street
Somerville
Conway
Worchester Street
Cambridge
Symond
Co. D. Wilder
Worcester Street
Green & Co
Wilder
Mr. Davison
Suspect Arrested After Street Pocketbook Snatch in New York
A 20 year old Black man named Thomas Jenkins was arrested after snatching a pocketbook from a woman. Police say he matches the Boston description of a negro linked to the murders of Miss McPhee and Miss Morton. Jenkins is described as tall and well built with a small head and piercing eyes. a scar runs from below the right mouth corner down to the chin.
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New York
Thomas Jenkins
Boston
Jail inquiry lingers as detectives probe colored prisoner
State Detectives Proctor and Letteney spent over an hour with a colored prisoner at East Cambridge jail. The interview aimed at a key witness or possible accessory in the Perry case, with Sheriff Fairbairn withholding names. Perry’s mother and his lawyer visited him, but no further testimony emerged.
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Proctor
Letteney
East Cambridge
Perry
Fairbairn
Neal
Conway
Clement G. Morgan
Mason Stays at Home After Release From Cambridge Jail
Alan G. Mason spent his first full day of freedom at the Lennox apartment house on Newbury street and plans to return to work at the Mason & Hamlin piano factory soon. Friends back his release and say no asylum treatment is needed, while curious crowds gathered outside his home. His brother notes jail confinement benefited his health, reducing tobacco use and reducing stress from the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan G. Mason
Cambridge
Lennox
Newbury Street
Mason & Hamlin
Mason
Alan
Missing Lizzie Carter in Cambridge case alarms the town
Lizzie Carter, described as a sweetheart of George I. O. Perry, vanished from 2 1 2 Pine Street Cambridge. Friends refuse to aid searches. A local resident stated she has left and cannot be found, and declined to discuss further details.
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Lizzie Carter
George I. O. Perry
Pine Street
Cambridge
Post
Not Known at St Pauls A M E Church Cambridge
The Rev Dr Tice of St Pauls A M E Church Cambridge denies Perry slugger claims. He states Perry is not a member or attendee and no church prayer meeting mentioned him. Pastor and church deny any involvement or identification with Perry or Davis.
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T. Tice
St. Paul's A. M. E. Church
Cambridge
G. L. O. Perry
St. Paul's A. M. E. Church of
Perry
Young People's Christian Endeavor
John Davis
Harvard Street
Sweeping markdown on Black Dress Goods at bargain prices
Our stock of Black Dress Goods is in excess and to reduce it we announce a sweeping mark down. This morning we offer a great variety of reliable goods at astonish ingly low prices to insure immediate sale. Three prices are set with a 50c lot containing Mohair Perolas Bourette Novelties Tufted Fancies Crispi Crepons etc formerly 1.25 to 2.00 now 50c
Crocker will case hearing reveals family rift and wills
At the Crocker probate hearing Judge Grant listens as Joseph B. Crocker testifies about filing his father's will, dispute over heirs rights, and Mrs. Uriel Crocker’s claims. Witnesses describe tensions among siblings, second wife, and family reactions, with references to gifts, the Lodge, and a later will question.
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Crocker
Grant
Joseph B. Crocker
Uriel H. Crocker
Suffolk
Joseph
William Faxon, Jr
Testator
Mr. Crocker
Mr. Faxon
Edgar Crocker
Benton
Newbury Club
Crockers
Uriel Crocker
Miss Ballard
George A. Crocker
Crocker family testimony on second marriage ends with continued case
Testimony in the Rhode Island related matter reveals Miss Sarah Haskell Crocker opposition to the second marriage and lack of contact with the wife. Judge Arthur L Brown recalls closeness between the testator and Mrs George U Crocker. Mrs George U Crocker notes Crocker habit of greeting others except after the marriage. Case continued to Dec 8.
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George G.crocker
George G. Crocker
Boston Transit Commission
Turner
George A. Crocker
Uriel H. Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Sarah Haskell Crocker
Miss Crocker
Arthur L. Brown
United States Court, District of
Rhode Island
George U. Crocker
Hobson and Widdrington Call for Reform in Press and Cooperation
Mr. John A Hobson and Mrs Percy Widdrington of London spoke at the Twentieth Century Club on English American cooperation for international progress and the need for a reformed press as remedies for current conditions. Widdrington noted a shift in English sentiment toward America following recent wars.
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Twentieth Century Club
John A. Hobson
M. A
Percy Widdrington
London
International Trust of Nations
Hobson
Boy Sailor Jacob Shattuck Fractures Spine After Fall
A seven year old sailor, Jacob Shattuck, was found injured on the floor of a lodging house at 164 Commercial Street yesterday morning. He was moved to the Relief station in critical condition with a fractured spine. Police investigate. initial report suggests an accidental fall Tuesday evening.
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Jacob Shattuck
Commercial Street
Shattuck
Democratic Rallies in Ward 17 Tonight
A torchlight parade and three rallies are planned in Ward 17 for the Union Democratic Club ticket. George A. Flynn leads the municipal delegation with John F. Murphy heading the ward committee for Alderman Timothy E. McCarthy and Common Council candidates Theodore A. Glynn Nicholas J. Healey and John F. Hoar. Speakers include Representative Mansfield Gavin Walter J. OMalley Jr John F. Cullen John P. Lonergan Timothy L. Connolly Hon Charles I. Quirk and the candidates.
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Union Democratic Club
George A. Flynn
John F. Murphy
Timothy E. McCarthy
Common Council
Theodore A. Glynn
Nicholas J. Healey
John F. Hoar
Harrison Avenue
Hunneman
Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
Marshfield
Norfolk Avenue
Representative Mansfield
Gavin
Ward 16
Walter J. O'Malley, Jr
John F. Cullen
John P. Lonergan
Timothy L. Connolly
Charles I. Quirk
Overland Limited offers 4 night Chicago to Boston route
The luxurious Overland Limited departs Chicago daily at 8 p m via Chicago Northwestern and Union and Southern Pacific railways. Features electric lighted Pullman drawing room and compartment observation sleeping dining and buffet library car. Round trip tickets with diverse routes on sale daily at reduced rates. inquiries to J E Brittain Chicago Northwestern 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific
J. E. Brittain
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Ready for coal sessions
Scranton reports that labor officials and stenographers arrived to arrange preliminaries for the mine strike commission sessions opening Friday. Lawyers for operators and miners are named, with Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, New York and Chicago figures aiding the case presentations.
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Scranton
Penn
Carroll D. Wright
Washington
Mitchell
W. H. Truesdale
E. E. Loomis
David Wilcox
New York
James T. Torrey
Delaware & Hudson
Wayne McVeagh
Philadelphia
Everett Warren
Erie
W. W. Ross
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
John B. Kerr
Alfred Hand
J. E. Burr
Ontario & Western
Joseph O'Brien
John T. Lenapell
Wilkesbarre
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
James L. Lenahan
John Shea
James Shea
John J. Murphy
Miners Prepare Case Ahead of Arbitration
President Mitchell and several UMW executive board members met at miners headquarters in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. They were joined by about six lawyers Mr Mitchell hired to handle the miners case before the arbitration commission. A general discussion followed.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Miners
Arbitration Commission
Independent Operators Reply to Mitchell
In Scranton Penn the independent operators of the Lackawanna and Wyoming region reply to President Mitchell of the Mine Workers. They contend current wages enable a diligent and skilled miner to earn more per hour than any labor class in their towns and to maintain a good standard of living, educate children, and save for old age. Some miners earn less only because they choose to work fewer hours per day.
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Scranton
Penn
Lackawana
Wyoming
Mitchell
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Bates
John L. Bates
John IL. Bates
Edwin S. Pilsbury
Ssian
Browning
ST. Paul’s
Watson Haverhill
Haverhill
Henri R. Watson
Republican City Committee
Roswell D. Wood
Mrs Crocker
Geo. A Crocker
Mrs
Uriel.h. Crocker Nee
Fitz
Sarah H. Crocker
Driel H.crocker
Masu. Crocker
the Crocker
Shepard, Norwell Co
Miss Fitz
Edgar
Franconia
N. H
George Crocker
Lizzie
Mr. Casey
Icemen
Boston ‘Company
Boston Ice Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
N. L. Maxfield
Henry ©. Yuill
D. C. Wyman
Alfred Lightbody
Ivan Patriquin
Dora Bishop
Herbert Paul
Brockton
T. Henry Staples
Sadie Clifford
Jeremiah Flanders
Charlestown
Wilson N. Palmer
Henry B. Prescott
Frank J. Bartlett
W. S. Durgin
Cambridge Ice Company
J. N. Chase
Charles T. McLean
Department 7
Roxbury
Lewis Smith
Jamaica Plain
D. N. Ward
W. E. Brigham
Ralph S. Taylor
Carey
Washington St
Broadway
Thos. H. Tiche
Orcet
Nings
Brown
Ward
New England
California
Comer's College
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