Worked Degrees of AOH Exhibit at Faneuil Hall
A large crowd attended an exemplification of four AOH degrees at Faneuil Hall led by the Division 8 staff of Randolph Massachusetts. Division 76 hosted the event with a brief business meeting and a rehearsal before 35 candidates were conferred and warmly applauded.
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Faneuil Hall
Division 8
Randolph
Mass
Division 76
Division
Peter Kean
Division 7É
Edward Long
Division 3
Brooks Wanted in Cleveland
The sum of 1000 will decide whether Boston loses Professor Stratton D. Brooks, a supervisor of schools, as Cleveland offers 5000 per year as superintendent of its public educational institutions against his terms of 6000. A committee from Cleveland conferred with Brooks in Boston to adjust the difference.
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Boston
Stratton D. Brooks
Cleveland
Brooks
Donnelly Released on $2000 Bail in Manslaughter Case
Councilman Daniel J. Donnelly of Ward 7 was released on $2000 bail after being arrested for manslaughter in the death of Patrick J. Grinley. Grinley died at City Hospital after an injury near 89 Way Street Saturday. Witness Daniel J. Sullivan helped carry the injured man and was released. The medical examiner’s autopsy report is to be sent to the district attorney.
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Daniel J. Donnelly
Ward 7
Station 5
Patrick J. Grinley
Waystreet
Donnelly
Grinley
89 Way Street
Daniel J. Sullivan
39 Way Street
Sullivan
William G. MacDonald
Crash in Winooski Injures Many Heal
Winooski crash leaves a list of injured including Mrs Morris Buckley who sustains cuts bruises and internal injuries Mark Rayne Fort Ethan Allen soldier with a broken left leg George Wescott also Fort Ethan Allen soldier suffers a broken wrist and facial cuts Dr Thomas a Winooski dentist is seriously head injured John Connor sustained head and facial cuts with probable internal injuries David Wilkes suffers knee sprain and flesh wounds Arthur L Ecuyer face head injuries and arm sprains Thomas McCabe B C Rollins William Jones William Bienes Richard Whalen and Hunt of Winooski all suffer numerous cuts and bruises
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Winooski
Morris Buckley
Mark Rayne
Fort Ethan Allen
George Wescott
DR. Thomas
John Connor
David Wilkes
Arthur L
Poisonings Hit Delmar Tryon Household in North Adams
Paris green in tea nearly killed Delmar Tryon his daughter Josephine 16 and housekeeper Mrs Anna M Granger with the family horses tail cut and animals poisoned or harmed authorities suspect a woman behind the series of incidents in North Adams on October 8 19th century report notes the frightening spree including a dog shot and multiple pets harmed.
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North Adams
Paris Green
Delmar Tryon
Josephine
Anna M. Granger
Boston Officers Halt Man After Violent Station Clash
In a notorious Boston police station incident three officers struggled with a fourth to stop him from assaulting his captain. The officer was subdued and jailed in his own station while still in uniform. Patrolman Joseph D. McDonald of the Joy Street station is suspended.
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Boston
Joseph D. McDonald
Joy Street
Police
Electric Car Crash Near Winooski Injures 13
News from Burlington reports an overnight electric car accident near Winooski injuring 13 people, several seriously. Officials say no fatalities are expected.
Accident Report From Military Post Railway
An accident occurred on the Military Post railway, with details limited to the location and nature of the incident as reported in the readable text. Further specifics such as date, people involved, and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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Military Post
Poisoning at Tryon Farm Shocks Monterey Village
Tryon, his daughter, and Mrs. Granger fell unconscious at supper from Paris green poisoned tea. Dr. Bidwell saved them. a stranger woman was seen near the farm, horses and chickens were harmed, and detective Wood leads the murder-like probe in Monterey. The trio had stayed away at a Great Barrington fair the prior day.
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Tryon
Granger
Bidwell
Paris Green
Tryon Farm
O. L.’ Wood
Pittsfield
Monterey
Monerey
Boston Officer McDonald Charged With Five Violations
McDonald a Boston day man faced five police manual charges after an incident at Joy Street station. He allegedly drank, insulted Captain Peabody, attempted to strike him, and was stripped of weapons before being held. He was suspended and later released with his brother, with Rule 24 violations cited along with drunkenness and insubordination.
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McDonald
Boston
Joy Street
Goodwin
Peabody
Teddy Roosevelt Jr Denied Freshman Football Spot
Teddy Roosevelt Jr. will likely not appear on the freshman eleven this fall after not being selected for Groton. Coach Tad Meier cites his lighter build and lack of pace as the main reasons, though he praises Roosevelt’s grit and effort from start to finish.
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Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Groton
Tadi Meier
Roosevelt
World Series Opens With Athletics vs Giants in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics meet New York Giants in the first game of the world championship series today in Philadelphia. The Boston clash at Huntington avenue starts at 8 o clock as local clubs join the seven game title chase. Post baseball editor F P O Connell will cover the series with graphic accounts for readers.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Huntington Avenue
Boston
F. P. O’connell
The
Post
Giants
Athletics
Fire Destroys Barristers' Hall in Lowell
Fire partially destroyed Barristers Hall one of Lowell's oldest landmarks. Estimated loss is $100,000 insured. Also untouched was a triangular half acre of business blocks bounded by Merrimack Central and Prescott streets worth more than $1,000,000 due to calm winds at the blaze’s peak.
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Lowell
Barristers
Merrimack
Central
Prescott Streets
Fire Devastates Merrimack Square Stores and Stock
J L Chalifoux bought a building soon to be an office space. Edward Ellingwood, a druggist, lost his entire $20 000 stock in the blaze. Others hit by smoke and water include Harry Richardson, Hattie Best, A E B O Heir, a Greek candy shop, S A Garson, A M Huntoon, and the Lowell Daily Sun pressrooms. Fire discovered before 3 by Edward Gallagher of the Sunday Telegram. alarms dispatched from Box 18 Merrimack Square.
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J. L. Chalifoux
S. A. Garson
A.M. Huntoon
Lowell Daily Sun
Sunday Telegram
Edward Gallagher
Merrimack Square
Miss Raet
Fireconsumes rear building as wires hinder efforts
Firefighters faced heavy obstacles from wires in the rear of the building while flames raged, with the recall sounded at noon as onlookers gathered to view the ruins.
Fire damages Lougee dry goods store annex in Laconia
Fire in Laconia New Hampshire started in the basement of Oscar A Lougee dry goods store annex to Smith and Folsom block. Loss estimated at 15000 with most damage confined to the annex. Insurance fully covers the loss.
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Laconia
N. H
Oscar A. Lougee
Smith & Folsom
Terrific collision injures senator and chauffeur in Newton
Newton, Oct. 8. A collision between an automobile and an electric car here today seriously injures Senator George F. Fulford of Brockville, Ont. His chauffeur Louis E. Zeriax of Albany, N. Y., is reported to have a fractured skull and is expected to die. William T. Hanson of Schenectady, N. Y., also injured but not seriously.
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Burlington
Winooski
Newton
George F. Fulford
Brockville
Ont
Louis E. Zeriax
Albany
N. Y
William T. Hanson
Schenectady
Auto Hits Electric Car at Beacon and Walnut Corners
A collision at Beacon and Walnut streets involved a large gasoline touring car and an electric car from Boston and Newton tracks. The touring car struck the side of the electric vehicle, overturning the auto and injuring its occupants. Chaffeur Zeriax suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, Senator Fulford sustained leg injuries, while Mr. Hanson was shaken but alive. Zeriax remained unconscious with prognosis uncertain.
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Beacon
Walnut Streets
Newton
Senator Fulford
Ontario
Boston
Beacon Street
Newtonville
Zeriax
Hanson
Giants and Athletics Open World Series Battle in Philadelphia
The 1905 World Series begins today in Philadelphia as the Giants face the Athletics in a seven game showdown. Christy Mathewson will start for New York, touted as the era’s premier right-hander, opposed by lefty Tom Plank for Philadelphia. Manager Connie Mack will deploy his strongest rotation for the opener.
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Mathewson
Giants
Plank
Waddell
Connie Mack
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Continuation notes fair weather in Boston and surrounding area. Monday remains fair with seasonable temperatures and westerly winds. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness but probably fair overall with continued mild conditions.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington forecast for Eastern New York and New England
Forecast for Eastern New York and New England calls for fair to warm conditions. Monday and Tuesday show generally fair skies with light to fresh southwest winds in the east and fresh southwest to west winds in New England as conditions shift and moderate temperatures prevail.
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Washington
New York
New England
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