Milwaukee Aldermen Tour Boston Hospitality and Tasting
Milwaukee Mayor Rose and 14 Aldermen visited Boston hosted by Mayor Quincy and city officials. They toured the Parker House and Public Library, enjoyed salt air and seafood, celebrated Boston hospitality with Milwaukee beer pride, and praised local civic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milwaukee
Quincy
Milneukee
Rose
Leary
New York
Chicago
Tremont Street
Union Station
North End Park
Southern
J. Putnam Bradle
Pemberton
Nantasket
Kimball House
Cohasset
Atlantic Ocean
Galvin
Cornelius Corcoran
Parker House
Buffalo
P. H., Connelly
Charles Cooke
Henry Hase
Massachusets State Welfare Vision Mentioned At Odd Fellows Event
A Boston gathering of Odd Fellows discusses public welfare, aged care, and a gradual state role in supporting those unable to care for themselves. Speakers reference European pension ideas and a $100 reward for the oldest taxpayer in Massachusetts, outlining a broader social safety approach.
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America
Wale
Spain
Greece
Cuba
Odd _ Fellows
Arizona
Massachusetts
Columbia River
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Church of Christ
Four Vermont Men Die in Madison Regiment Fever
Four members of the First Vermont Regiment of volunteers died within 48 hours. George Barlow of Newport Company I L Henry Smith of Company L James Flynn of Burlington and Sergeant William H. Sullivan of St. Albans died in hospital after contracting fever at Chickamauga Park. Flynn had worked at Van Ness House and Plaza Boston and Young's Hotel. Sullivan died at Fort Allen Hospital and Barlow and Smith at Fort Allen Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Regiment
George Barlow
Newport
Henry Smith
James Flynn
Company M
Flynn
van Ness
Plaza
Boston
Young's
William H. Sullivan
St. Albans
Sullivan
Chickamauga Park
Barlow, Smith and Sullivan
Fort Than Allen Hospital
Fannie Allen Hospital
Woodbury Chief Surgeon to Visit Boston Office Listing
John H. Woodbury’s Dermatological Institute at 11 Winter Street Boston announces a four day visit September 19 to 22 offering painless facial and body deformity corrections with free consultations for skin scalp and nervous diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
New York
Boston
Winter Street
Dermatological Institute
Odd Fellows Convene on Insurance, Chautauqua and Legislation
The state sovereign body of about 50 000 Odd Fellows considers key issues this week including insurance companies using the order name, a potential Odd Fellows Chautauqua or correspondence college, and legislation affecting the Worcester home and two national sanitariums funded by lodge assessments. Debate covers Rebekah legislative powers and per capita contributions across lodges.
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Odd Fellows
Chautauqua
College of Correspondence
Worcester
United States
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Perilous Shipwreck Off Barrington After Mast Failures
The vessel broke in a cascade of mast failures as three masts collapsed amid wreckage, scattering rigging and sails. Five crew escaped serious harm, with two women of the lighthouse keeper seen scrambling onto rocks as the ship sank. A distress call was sent to Yang Harbor and Le Tour, while passengers were evacuated via a lifeboat.
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Yang Harbor
le Tour
Barrington
Clay
Parthian
Stillman W. Snow
Boston
Cape Cod
Philadelphia
Henry K. Doane
Blanche
John B. Manning
Lennan
Leader
Snow
D. Bailey
Petersburg
N. J
Henry Lord
Bangor
Wilmington
Del
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Indian
Spartan
Notable Fraternity Gatherings In Boston And Cape Event
Report details Odd Fellows activities in Boston with visits from Grand Sire Carleton and Deputy Grand Sire Pinkerton, lodge open houses, and flag displays as Charlestown lodges host visitors. Also recounted is an 1893 sea rescue near Clark's Harbor where Captain Snow aided the Bailey crew after the Parthian tow failed.
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James P. Sanders
Edward Everett Hale
Milos&. Clapp
Ohio
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
E. H. Emerson
Boylston Street
Rebekah Degree
Rebekah
Detroit
ODD Fellows
Carleton
Music Hall
Lillie F. Adams
Mary Washington Lodge NO
Obertowne
Frances L. Peck
Emma E. Dinsmore
Mary Washington Lodge NO. 1
Gladys Brown
Fred Carleton
Dallas
Tex
Copley Hall
Senate Chamber
Washington
Salem
FE. Bentley Young
Prince School
City
Alfred 8. Pinkerton
Lone Star
Marshal Merriam
Brunswick
Grand Sire Carleton
Putnam Lodge No. 81
Putnam Hall
Tremont Street
Capron Dead First Artillery Officer Dies at Fort Meyer
Captain Allyn Capron of the First Artillery died at his Fort Meyer home near Washington. A veteran of the artillery, he served in the Santiago campaign with General Shafter and battled typhoid fever contracted after the Cuba campaign. His son, Captain Allyn Capron of the Rough Riders, was killed in Cuba.
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Washington
Allyn Capron
First Artillery
Fort Meyer
Capron
General Shafter
Santiago
Rough Riders
American Wringer Co promises delivery in perfect order
The American Wringer Co located at 7? and 79 Franklin Street Boston Mass offers wringer services by telephone and delivery. They claim to be cheaper and better than any competitor. Telephone B 2690 is listed for inquiries.
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A. W. Moore
Broadway
Chelsea
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover Street
Boston
The
American Wringer Co
Franklin Street
Mass
Wreck of the Express Passenger Rescue at Nova Scotia
About sixty Boston bound passengers aboard the steamer Express were rescued after the vessel struck rocks near Bon Portage, Nova Scotia. All survived with no injuries. aboard were A D Peck and other notable Boston figures who aided in landing passengers. The Yarmouth bound Express, of 297 tons, was described as calm under danger with orderly lifeboat procedures.
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Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Express
Bon Portage
Nova Scotia
A. D. Peck
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
C. W. Foudrinier
Bicycling World
Charles F. Joy
O. P. Nash
Chelsea
W. G. Greene
Everett
A. W. Walls
Woburn
F. B. Walls
Malden
E. F. Greene
Julia Herbert
Mabel Dexter
Taunton
Campbell
East Boston
A. J. Neagle
South Framingham
Peck
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Tiverpool
Lockport
Shelburne
SQUALL SANK YACHT NEAR NEWBURYPORT IN DROWNING
A squall sank the Emily yacht in the Narrows off Newburyport. Two men Adolphus Cote and Gustave Morrean of Amesbury drowned. Ernest Bandreilt Joseph Cote and Wilfred Bandrean survived. Cote, 26, Morrean, 30, were married and left families. The New York excursion by Fitchburg railroad priced at $5 for Oct 6.
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Newburyport
Emily
Adolphus Cote
Gustave Morrean
Amesbury
Salisbury
Shoe
Cote
Morrean
Ernest Bandreilt
Joseph Cote
Wilfred Bandrean
Third Meeting of Briggs and Calvin Creditors Noted
Notice states the third creditors meeting for ARTHUR C. BRIGGS insolvent debtor at the Court of Insolvency Boston on September 23 at 10 AM to prove claims and review assignee accounts. Assignee ROBERT K. DICKERMAN and EDGAR S. HILL oversee proceedings with Calvin in Roeston and Boston dates cited.
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Suffolk
Arthur C. Briggs
Boston
Robert K. Dickerman
Thomas
Calvin
Roseton
Abide With Me Sang At Funeral, Journal Notes
The Indianapolis Journal recalls a hotel keeper's funeral where mourners sang the hymn Abide With Me. The remark reflects on the service and shared memorial moments cited in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
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GITY
City Hall
Parker’s
Fred C. Fass
Valentine Jesson
Charles Junegmann
John Maccock
Herman Mettlemann
A. A. McCormack
William Murphy
S. J. Richter
HK. Steigerwald
Elias Thuering
Edward A. Wittig
EK. M. Schuengel
Wiliam Bollow
Carl Runge
Edward Riemer
Nicolas Magel, Jr
James Graham
Conry
O’toole
Norton
Berwin
Dixon
Codman
Charles
Presho
Cleary
Robinson
J. Mitchell Galvin
Robinson, Silloway
Sheehan
Dever
Wilfred Doyle
Qhasset
Bacchante
Hooker
Supreme Body
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Francis H. Appleton
Wolcott
Josiah Quincy
Charles Q. Tirrell
Charles C. Fuller
Patriarchs
Mary E. Nevins
Mrs. Ober-Towne
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Somerset St
W. Lovell
Vermont
Makine
Lillie
AMS
Coerer
Onari
Henry A. Thomas
the Press
Stephen O'Meara
Emma E
Dinsmore
R.B. Office
Washington Street
Faneuil Hall Market
Quincy Market
Gail Borden Eagle
EAGLE
Achooner Strugk
Race Point
G. L. J. Otis Humphrey
Springfield, Ill
G. EB. W. G. Nye
Minneapolis, Minn
G. L. A. C. Cable
Charlestown
Boston Recworth
Boston Universit Law School
Suttolik
Henry Price Lodge Masons
Signet
Coeur de Lion Souriabacaet
Olive Branch Lodge
I. O. Ce
Ron
A. P. Nash
Captain Nash
Nash
C. F. Joy
Kate Smith
Clark’s Harbor
Cape Sable
Chase
Mr. Peck
Annapolis
Cornwallis Vateys
William F. Harding
I. C. O. F. Parade
South Boston
Broadway Wall
C. J. O'Leary
Fitchburg Railroad
Edgar 8. Hill
Mall Street
Roxbury
John E. Campbell
St. Patrick’s Church
Northampton Street
M. Coghlan
Cambridgeport
Michael J
Catherine
Patrick Coghlan
Corlew
Hanover
Bethiah Foster
Benjamin Corlew Armery
Best Opticians
Hanover St
Jama Wilson's
Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
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