Knights of Columbus Celebrate Columbus Day Banquet
The Knights of Columbus in Columbus Day events with a banquet and speeches at Music Hall. Organizers recall the society's New England roots from 1892 in Boston led by James E. Hayes and its charitable aims, with 12,000 members. Speakers include officials and clergy, including Governor Greenhalge, Archbishop Williams, and Mayor Curtis. Over 600 guests expected. souvenirs crafted in engraved covers with officer names.
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Knights of Columbus
Christofo Colombo
America
New England
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Rhode Island
San Salvador
Hayes
Boston
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Bunker
James H. Conley
Erwin T. Dunn
John H. Black
Eugene Sullivan
Order of Knights of Columbus
Carney Hospital
Tremont
Beacon
Redberry
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
Robert Fulton
Grand Knights of the
Owen A. Galvin
William J. McDermott
Thomas F. Strange
Mt. Pleasant
Timothy F. McDonough
William T. Cashman
Bunker Hill
Thomas A. Watson
William Rooney
East Boston
Emmet Keenan
J. J. Barry
West End
Frank J. Horgan
New York
Music Hall
Columbus
Lincoln
Washington
Thomas Harrison Cummings
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas J. Gargan
Massachusetts
Model Commonwealth
Greenhalge
The
Church
William H. O'Connell
James
Trofitter Is 14 Chicago Gray Area Mystery
Newton, Oct. 21. A second letter from George W Trofitter, the Newtonville youth who vanished from Boston Aug. 28, arrived dated Chicago. It said he was alive and well. Rev. R A White of Chicago, who met him there, reports he was in business but could not share his address or reasons for leaving home.
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Newton
George W. Trofitter
Newtonville
Boston
Chicago
Ee Trofitter
R. A. White
New England
Post
Lynn
Reform School
Jall-Bird
Manchester
N. H
Manchester Industrial School
Nashua
Daniel K. Chace
Washington Street
Houston
Bangor
Kingsey
Quebec
George Williamson
Maggie Peach
Williamson
Maggie
Lynnfield
Mansfield
Maggie A. Peach
Fred D. Russell
Liverpool
Canada
Montreal
Farmer Williamson
D “T
Fred
Fred Dix
Russell
George C. Neal
Rogues’ Gallery
Wilson
Sien Sheerel
van Boemandhe
Om Canada
Teason
Noted criminal Fred P. Russell jailed in Salem mock trial
Salem reports Fred D. Russell, alias P Russell, a 23-year-old fugitive linked to numerous US burglaries and jail escapes, has been committed to Salem jail on $1000 bail after a Lynn Court arraignment for bicycle theft. His 16-year-old companion Maggie Peach, described as loyal, awaits in Lynn as a witness.
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Salem
Fred P. Russell
United States
Canada
Maggie Peach
Lynn
Russell
Aldermen report routine session on water pollution controls
Water Commissioner Smith defends pollution division at Mystic and Cochituate waters. John B Concannon heads the division and inspectors remain unchanged since July 1. Water quality cited as better now per Professor Wood of Harvard. City measures include half holidays for laborers on Saturdays and liquor license fees pro rated for shorter periods. Transit tunnel work authorized at earliest convenience between Past Boston and city proper.
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Board of Aldermen
Smith
Mystic
Cochituate
John 8. Concannon
Wood
Harvard College
Boston
Board of Police
Rapid Transit Commissioners
Off for St Louis Conference Trip by Boston Club
The Boston Commercial Club left Park Square at 8 o clock for St Louis with the Chicago and Cincinnati clubs invited to a conference and banquet on Oct 2. They arrive the morning of Oct 23, and the banquet features speeches by prominent club members on fostering commercial interests of the three cities.
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Boston
Park Square
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Freeman Held in 1000 Bond For Post Office Robbery
James Freeman, charged with robbing the East Sumner post office, waived a hearing before Commissioner Bradly in Portland. He was bound over in a $1000 bond and committed in default of bail.
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Portland
James Freeman
East Sumner
Bradly
Convicted of Wife Shooting at Hotel Cliron
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Gaskill the jury found Frank McEachran guilty of shooting his wife Lizzie McEachran at the Hotel Cliron on Columbus Avenue after a quarrel. She survived but was disfigured. McEachran, a book canvasser, to be sentenced later.
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Superior Criminal Court
Gaskill
Frank McBeachran
Lizzie McHachran
Hotel Cliron
Columbus Avenue
McKachran
Proposals Opened for Columbus Avenue Sewers Contract
Sealed proposals were opened yesterday by the superintendent of streets for sewers and connections on Columbus avenue section 2. Bidders included Craft & Turnbull 11 860 065 Collins & Ham 13 344 46 D F O’Connell 978 29 D E H Lynch 11 264 59 O’Connell 310 330 77 Quimby & Ferguson 9700 10 H P Nawn 10 647 70. The contract was awarded to Quimby & Ferguson.
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Columbus Avenue
Craft & Turnbull
Collins & Ham
D. F. O'Connell
D. E H. Lynch
O'Connell
Quimby & Ferguson
H. P. Na
People’s Temple Hosts Third Popular Course Event
A large audience at People's Temple attended the third entertainment in the popular course last evening. Hoyt L. Canary delivered several readings and the Boston Masonic Chorus performed selections, including Bedouin Love Song. Apollo Quartet's Jenks's Compound drew enthusiastic praise.
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People’s Temple
Hoyt l L. Canary
Boston Masonic Chorus
Foote
Jenks
Apollo Quartet
Supreme Court bans netting trout on private streams Follett ruling
The Supreme Court held Commonwealth v Follett that Public Statutes Chapter 91 Section 51 prohibits a landowner on a non navigable stream from taking trout with a net from his own land, and bars others as well. The American Wringer Co. advertises wringers and sweepers with mail orders and telephone service from Tremont.
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Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Richard B. Follett
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont, T
Hayes Money Sparks Probate Court Contests in Cambridge
In Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge yesterday the will of Francis B Hayes of Lexington faced challenge by widow Vino Catherine Hunt. A second will surfaced granting Hunt 50000 and several institutions sums. Witnesses described Hayes's marriage history, alleged mental state, and suspected paternity. James Conley testified on Hayes's habits and travels.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
McIntire
Francis B. Hayes
Lexington
Vino Catherine Hunt
Hayes
Hal Hayes
Mr. Hayes
William Power Wil On
Paris
Desmond
Miss Bryant
Muste Hall
Mrs. Hunt
Vermont
Nina Hayes
James Conley
Father and Son
Harold
Mr. Chaplin
Mr. Conley
Yokohama
Boston
Mr. Ball
Boston Herald
John Stetson
Japan
Samuel Upham
R. M. Morse
Napoleon’s Downfall and the Prime of Health Remedies
The piece uses historic figures to argue that preparation and prevention save lives in war and health. It extols Dr. Greene’s Nervura as a superior tonic for blood and nerves, claiming unmatched cure and medical care from Temple Place Boston. It urges readers to consult Dr. Greene directly and assures free guidance.
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Napoleon
France
Europe
Greene
Temple Place
Bostorm
Mass
Spraker and Son Arrested in Malden for Arson
John C. Spraker and his son John C. Spraker Jr. were arrested in Malden on arson charges after a building on Forest street owned by Spraker Sr. burned yesterday morning. Investigators found kerosene-soaked woodwork. A West Dedham grist mill owned by Spraker also burned recently, allegedly for insurance. The pair appeared in District Court and are held in $2000 bail, case set for next week.
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Malden
John C. Spraker
West Dedham
Spraker
Forest Street
Boston University Theological School address and class elections
Dr George C Reed president of Dickinson College Carlisle Pa spoke to Theological School in the chapel on Mt Vernon street yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. The men s club of the class of 98 held a meeting yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock electing President William Ellery Channing Leonard Vice President George E Delano and Secretary Treasurer Elihu Grant. The first football game will be played with Andover team on Wednesday at Andover.
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George C. Reed
Dickenson College
Carlisle
Penn
Theological School
Mt. Vernon Street
William Ellery Channing Leonard
George E. Delano
Elihu Grant
Andover
Lipman Keene Faces Contempt Over Child Support
Theatrical advertiser Lipman Keene appeared before Judge Fessenden in Suffolk County Divorce Court for contempt proceedings. Keene, divorced in 1898, had repeatedly failed to pay weekly child support for his two children. The judge ordered $20 payment by next Thursday at 2 pm and $5 weekly thereafter, citing his poverty.
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Lipman Keene
Fessenden
Suffolk County
Man killed at Prison Point drawbridge accident
An unknown man was struck by an outbound train while crossing the Pris on Point drawbridge of the Eastern division Boston and Maine railroad about 5:40 yesterday afternoon. He drowned and the body was not recovered. A fur cap and a brown leather bag were found floating on the water.
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Prison Point
Eastern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Smoke talk at America Hall by Massachusetts Lodge No 2
A smoky gathering was held in America Hall by Massachusetts Lodge No 2 A O U W last evening. Past Grand Master Workman F C Ingalls of Boston and Past Grand Master Haverstruck of New Jersey spoke. Refreshments cigars and entertainment followed with Georgian stress recitations by Bradley Barry and Armstrong.
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America Hall
Massachusetts Lodge No. 2
F. C. Ingalls
Boston
Haverstruck
New Jersey
Messrs. Bradley
Barry
Armstrong
Proverb Puzzle Rewards Boston Post Readers
Mrs. Lucy A. Tenney of Boston first reported the proverb hidden in the Boston Post advertisement and won five dollars. Fifteen other readers followed with letters, names listed, as the Post starts a second series offering daily proverbs and checks to the earliest reporters.
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Lucy A. Tenney
Revere Street
Boston
Boston Post
Hess
Government
Revere
The
Gilded Dome
Mill Street
Charlestown
John M. Byrne
Charles E. Calkin
Lawrence Street
Linaen
Mass
R. Sharkey
Prospect Street
Somerville
John Sanders
Harris Street
R. H. Donohoe
Young
Alexander Kreiger
State Street
Solomon
Yankee Clothing Company
Boston pilots approve 90 foot No 3 pilot boat to be built
A Boston pilots syndicate awards a contract to Gloucester shipbuilder John Bishop to construct a new 90 by 10 by 23 foot pilot boat No 3 at Jefries Point East Boston. It will resemble the Hesper No 6 with a straight stem and is expected to be completed early next spring. The article also notes the earlier D J Lowlor tragedy and reports on the brig Onolaska’s salvage and insurance developments, along with weekly port import and export valuations and the Belgian King’s rough Atlantic voyage ending with a near miss injuries to crew and a successful rescue of Hans Hansen.
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Ambrose Martin
Jeffries Point
Boston
John Bishop
Gloucester
D. J. Lawlor
Minot’s Light
Horacé B. Parker
Frost
Onolaska
Francois Bay
Martinique
Black River
Jamaica
Clotilde
Messrs. John S. Emery & Co
Onoaska
Weiss
Antwerp
Belgium
Harrison
New York
New England
Flushing
Cape Race
Hans Hansen
Ines Toj Hansen
Aline
Ciara
Hatch
Rockland
Othe Trent’ Fanos
Heavy weather and port arrivals near Boston harbor
Hatch reports a heavy blow off Cape Ann snapping the foremasthead of his schooner. Picked up east of Boston Light by the tug Juno and towed to harbor. Julia A. Decker also damaged and towed to Boston for repairs. Camphill chartered to load for Melbourne. E. Walsh wrecked off John's Island. crew saved. Norseman arrives with new captain. Sceptre and Carry E Phillips docked for repairs.
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Hatch
Clara
Cape Ann
Boston
Juno
Julia A. Decker
Locker
Port Johnson
Rockland
Decker
Point Judith
Vineyard Haven
Bird Island Flats
Camphill
New York
Melbourne
Australia
E. Walsh
Wolfe
North Sydney
Co. B
John’s Island
W. G. Helsby
Ottoman
Warren Line
Norseman
Liverpool
Levi’ S. Andrews
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Cambridge Club Died at Young's Hotel Meeting
The Cambridge Club held its regular monthly gathering at Young's Hotel last evening with Rev. Edward Abbott and John Graham Brooker as guests. After dinner several members spoke on "The Charities of Cambridge."
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Cambridge Club
Young’s Hotel
Edward Abbott
John Graham Brooker
Charities of
Cambridge
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