Odd Fellows Session Opens In Boston Banquet Plans Under Way
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opened its Boston session with a welcome speech by Grand Master William M. Hill of Salem. Reports show rising relief funds and membership across New England states, with extensive detail on Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut. Special orders arrange parade units and hospitality for visiting Cantons and Canton Excelsior Chicago and Baltimore Encampments.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
William M. Hill
Salem
Massachusetts Grand Lodge
Old Town
Boston
Massachusetts
Henry W. Garey
Grand Sire
Maine
Grand Lodge
Joshua Davis
Odd Fellowship
Prother
Joseph Kidder
Daughters of Rebekah
New Hampshire
Yampehire
Lfe
Vermont
O. H. Henderson
Daughters of Rebskah
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah
Ruppek
Marcus W. Morton
Connecticut
Frederick Botsford
Botsford
LO Oog
Sandwich Islands
Excelsior Lodge
Theodore A. Ross
Underwood
Brunswick
Charles Loring
Atlantic
C. H. Jattenhender
Ohio
L. van Worden
C. C. Rensford
Richard Rowland
Department of
W. C. Wheeler
Department of Minnesota
L. ?. Woodbury
A. L. Cowles
Baltimore
James York
Excelsiors of
Chicago
Quincy House
C. ©. Crabb
Bunkersfill
Special orders reorganize Canton divides forces under Smith
Special orders from Boston dated Sept 20 21 1886 direct cantons organized bodies and detached chevaliers within the lakes Mississippi Pacific divisions to report to Major-General John C Smith. Brigadier E F Phelps to command consolidated brigade. Underwood and Frost sign. Also orders for enrollment at Quincy House and parade prep for Sept 22 with officers listed.
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Brunswick
Boston
Division of the Ohio
J. B. Sheridan
Joan C. Underwood
William Ryan
E. F. Phelps
Quincey House
Brattle Street
Odd Fellows Banquet At Hall Draws Large Audience
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the I O O F held a banquet last evening in Odd Fellows Hall with about six hundred ladies and others in attendance. The event reflected the order’s activities and community presence in the city.
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ODD Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Banquet Highlights Speeches From Rebekah Lodge Assembly
The hall was decorated with flowers and rags as William E. Parmenter presided. Speakers at the toasts included Henry F. Carey, Governor George D. Robinson, Mayor O'Brien, Lt. General John C. Underwood, Rev. Imorge L. Perin, and other lodge leaders. Music by orchestra and a vocal quartet followed the toasts.
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Tlemen
William E. Parmenter
E. Bentley
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Henry F. Carey
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George D. Robinson
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
William MM
Yyss
Boston
O'Brien
Our Order
Rufus Lb. Gifford
Our Country
Hong Milton
J. Durham
Rebekah
WY. Mallory
Imorge L. Perin
Patriarchs Militant
John C. Underwood
Prosperity
Ras Ory
H. Randall
F. W. Stebbins
Odd Fellowship
John van Volkenburgry
How to Live Long in Flanders Salt as Life Elixir
London readers learn of Dr Barggraeve of Ghent who claims salt intake can extend life to centenarian ages. He argues salt regulates blood quality and shields against disease, promising health through simple daily sodium chloride. Critics warn insurers fear payouts as elderly annuities rise.
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Flanders
Barggraeve
University of Ghent
Malabar
Bargeraeve
Moses Montallon
Parr
Thomas Damme
Peter Torton
Salt
Athirms
Saxony
Gatherings of Clergymen Discuss Union Evangelistic Work
Clergymen meetings across denominations reported from yesterday. Congregationalists in Pil evim Hall preside Rev Frank H Kasson. Addresses on The Gospel in the East and needs of Japan. Union work questioned. Gulliver to speak on ecclesiastical theology. Baptist Ministers' Association discusses home missions and future topics. Wesleyan repairs shift meetings to Cliftondale for Sunday School talks. Universalist ministers consider missionary meetings for coming season with multiple speakers.
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Pilevim Hall
Frank H. Kasson
J. K. Browne
Turkey
M. L. Gordon
Japan
Edward M. Packard
Jones
John P. Gulliver
Rees
Baptist Ministers’ Association
Tremont Temple
James McWhinnie
J. H. Hyde
Yarmouth
W. S
de. Edward Dodson
Home Missionary
New York City
W. B. Boggs
India
A. Nichols
Walter Bushell
Surmah
Mach Other
Professor Sherwin
W. N. Stuart
St. John, N. B
Bromfield Street
E. H. Capen
A. J. Patterson
J. J. Lewis
G. L. Perin
Ada GC. Bowles
H. Elmerson
Dr. Starr
A. A. Miner
Hill
Selleck
Mgr
Charles Caverly
Lancaster Bank Sued Over Clinton Institution Trouble
In Clinton a suit seeks 160000 pounds against Lancaster National Bank. Deputy Sheriff Gibbs serves papers on John W Corcoran the bank's receiver. Plaintiffs Benjamin Snow and Elisha Grimhall, receivers of Lancaster Savings Bank, act with ex president William S McNeill as a third receiver. Case returnable in Worcester on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southramingham
Lancaster National Bank
Clinton
E. K .Gibbs
John W. Corcoran
Clnton
Benjamin Snow
Fitchburg
Elisha Grimhall
Lancaster Savings Bank
William S. McNeill
Ranaway
The
National Bani
Fhe
Worcester
Shooting Tournament At Fitchburg Opens In New England Style
The Fitchburg Rifle and Gun Club hosted the first day of a two day shooting tournament in Fircusura. C. M. Stark of Dunbarton New Hampshire won the Climax diamond badge with eighteen hits out of twenty. About 3000 shots were fired today as the event drew top New England marksmen. The tournament continues tomorrow.
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Fitchburg
Republicans Nominate Delegates Across Ward Caucuses Amid Quiet Balloting
In a sweeping Republican caucus scene, wards 1 through 29 held orderly meetings for State, Congressional, Senatorial, County, and Councillor delegates. Nominees varied with floor votes and committee lists, as Ames favored, Learned united for Senate, and floor nominations reshaping the ticket in Ward 18 as a committee list was challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Learned
Curtis
Ames
Ward
Frederick Pease
John Stalker
E. M. McPherson
Wesley A. Gove
McPherson
Gove
J. Henry Stevenson
John Ik, Lynch
James Smith
James A. Cochran
Frank R
Morrison
Peter Morrison
Jothim E
George R. Wattis
Lewis B. Bates
B. F. Campbell
Charles T. Witt
Sidney Peterson
John D. Campbell
J. W. Robbins
John E. Emery
Word 2
Charles Copeland
Samuel J. Crafts
J. N. Wellington
D. H. Jones, Jr
Edward Robbins
J. Jr. Pote
George E. Carney
A. K. Trollman
Frederickb. Waterman
George —Stmeder
George A. Turner
Henry W. Brace
John H. Studley, Jr
Charles. Gabriel
William Sullivan
Asa L. Hatch
John B. Wricht
Benjamin F. Bowditeh
John B. Kebron
Charles P. Morris
Timothy J. Mahoney
S. D. Sacim
Pierce
C. FE. Daniels
Sammel Taylor
John Turner
George N. Fisher
Poe. Roberts
de Lawin
E. L. Pillsbury
Ira A. Worth
Joseph H. Glexson
Arthur Meehan
William H. Oakes
L. E. Tinson
Milan
F. Stevens
Fr. . Curtis
J. F. Pierce
Moses
Daniel S. Barry
Francis Childs
Charles
F. Johnson
Anthony S. Morss
James Adams
Francis Downer
Charles F. Johnson
Dennis Lowney
Amos Brown
Aaron Hook
George D. Edmonds
Taylor P. Thompson
Charles Slack
John P. Hilton
Joan K B. Wilson
Frank M. Duniels
Sprewell Peace
Daniel
Barry
Chaiman
W. T. Bibby
W. E. Steaffe
Roberts
W. H. Mott
Meagier
J. Lewis
C PB. Osborn
H.E. Sumpter
H. N. Kelley
CP. Osborn
A. J. Meintte
W. N. Young
Joseph Carver
K. W. Partridge
William H. Foster
Andrew McShane
Warren Smith
J. I. Maione
Patrick Kropan
Charles E. Clark
Joseph S. Kendall
Charles A. Grover
Delecates
Francis A. Clarris
Luther UL. Jenkins
Charles Pf. Emery
Franklin A. Boyd
Joseph S. Rendall
Lawrence A. Hoey
George T. W. Bates
Harrison HH. Atwood
John Jd. Coley
Gustaft Shiller
George P. Hall
Lemuel M. Yam
Charles BE
Clark
Sithcongressional—&G. Hi. VW. Bates
Ward 9
Irvine Winstow
Andrew B. Lattimore
Charles L
Charles O. Burrill
Boston
Otis Clapp
Ward 10
George W. Warren
Charles P. Roberts
Francs A. Foster
fState
I. E. Noyes
Jacob A. Dresser
John Robertson
Tilly Haynes
Horace Loring
Wiliam
Iendicott, Jr
Charles H. Spring
Edward Sullivan
EH. i. Sprague
J.C. Tyler
Albert L. Newman
Edward €. Johnson
Nathan Morse
George O. Shattuck
Edward O. Shepard
George P. Sanger, Jr
Uriel H. Crocker
Otis Norcross
Charles W. Smith
Andreas Rhime
Charles J. Prescott
Moses W. Richardson
Horace Dodd
John C. Haynes
Alden E. Wiles
Jessie L. Nason
Spencer W. Richardson
E. B. Hawkett
G. I. Stone
W. J. Watts
F. W. Ryder
L. A. Crake
J. B. Glover
B. Watts
L. A. Drake
H. McCully
Ward 13
Thomas Howard
Henry C. Steitz
Peter Lincoln
Ellery T. Knowies
John Q. A. McDonald
Edward W. Philbrick
Charles H. Turner
W. C. J. Gerhardt
Henry C. Seeltz
Franklin Stevens
William G. Owens
Nelson W. Siveie
Bdward F. Higgins
James F. Lawrence
George
Kunnewell
Lorenzo L. Allen
Ward 14
Alonzo Bancroft
J. F. Bell
N. F. Redding
J. N. Goodnough
E. H. Barton
T. Wheater
C. T. Gallagher
QO. D. Dana
C. M. Bromwich
C. C. Kendall
F. A. Flanders
J. Payson Bradley
G. S. Worcester
F. J. Baxter
S. H. Wise
W. F. Eaton
William H. Allen
Clarence E. Snow
Russell A. Warren
George R. Willis
George E. Fitton
Lierace Smith
Henry Orchard
Gilbert Wait
William Tyner
Albert Dunton
John F. Gustin
Robert Provan
M. D
Benjamin A. Ham
David E. Tait
Edward L. Barnes
George B. Haier
Charles A. Green
Warnie Chain
Ww. W. Camppbell
Secreee
John M. Averill
William i. Smith
James H. Campbell
Ward 17
John A. Nowell
Alpheus Sanford
William H. Vialle
Albert E. Pillsbury
A. A. Woodward
Jonathan A. Lane
Whittemore Rowell
Edmund T. Eastman
Leander Beale
William E. Hodgkins
Oliver Ditson
William T. Hart
D. R. Pierce
John A. Keefe
F. F. Emery
John J. McNutt
Joseph F. Paul
William H. Rothfuchs
Co. C. Ryder
John A. Lowell
A. Brackett
Abraham Avery
Robert Herter
S. Edward Shaw
Curtis Williams
A. A. Folsom
Edward M. Wescott
Sumner Appleton
A. W. Hixon
Joseph Halstrick
Stillman B. Allen
T. G. Wadman
Oliver C. Stevens
E. H. Osborn
Ree Iieke Clatur
George H. Learned
Hathorn
Air
Mr. Hathorn
Joshua Merrill
Merrill
George E.learned
Osborn
Mathorn
Charles W. Whitcomb
Thomas J. Olis
A. A. Clatur
Mr. Hathern
George KE. Learned
A. A. Ranney
Benjamin E. Cole
George FE. Learned
Denry. Frost
William H
J. L. Rousmaniere
BE. A. Snow
H. W. Gore
Isaac Fenno
Reland Worthington
William J. Forbes
Samuel Little
Willard White
Gorham Rovers
Charles J. Hayden
Francis J. Ward
J. Louis Rousmaniere
Schuyler
Bartlett
Theodore N. Vail
Thomas R. Mathews
Edward C. Hedges
James Goodman
Albert W. Hersey
William A. Couthony
John Carr
Nathan G. Smith
John C. Cook
William Blanchard
Arthur Hooner
George 7. Adams
Horace G. Allen
Charles H. Plimpton
Arthur W. Tufts
John D. Morton
Robert B. Fairbairn
Arthur Burnham
Wiliam C. Collar
Charles H. Hersey
George Dunbar
John Backup
Hal
Edward P. Butler
Charles HW. Wise
James A. Tilden
Sidney L. Barr
Thomas L. Bulson
Herman Grundel
Henry F. Coe
George 8. Curtis
Frank 8. Pratt
William H. Spooner
Thomas B. Vickner
P. R. Tripp
George R. Fowler
James W. Rollins
Henry D. Williams
Charles G. Keyes
Edward
C. H. Wise
Wilcott
Boardman
J. A. Tilden
Wilcutt
T. L. Bulson
Mr. Boardman
Henry N. Sawyer
Edmund C. Whitney
George W. Adams
S. W. Hayden
Shepard W. Snow
Stephen L. Emery
John P. Spaling
Henry D. Pope
William T. Leach
Clarence H. Knight
James H. Stark
Charles A. Burditt
Luther D. Shepard
L. Edwin Dudley
Alice C. Clark
T. W. Bicknell
Charles H. Nute
E. P. Hurd
John P. May
Robert W. Light
George Dorr
William L. Harris
F. H. Viaux
Henry P. Oakman
J. Frank Howland
William H. West
Frederick H. Warner
Alonzo H. Coit
John T. Pope
D, Lover
caucus votes on senatorial and congressional delegates
A caucus list shows Halsey J. Boardman favored for Senator with delegates named for state and county roles. It notes the ward chair and secretary, plus the delegation mix for Congress Senatorial and Councillor posts with several named figures. The caucus favored Ames but gave no instruction to delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bennett
John L. K. Pratt
As Manning
J. P. Wingate
Joni L.B. Pratt
Marshall
Jesse Tirrell
Henry M. Wilde
Sidney A. Stetson
A. S. Richardson
James A. Hathaway
K. M. Fiske
Jd. W. Harvey
Pierce O'Donnell
F. W. Moore
Austin Breclow
Ss. W. Manning
Frederick Hammond
Ames
Out of Town Caucuses in Several Massachusetts Towns
Salem, Danvers, Cohasset, Maldex, Spockrane, Melrose, Wakefield, Waltham, Dennys, Natick, and Wakefield caucuses report solid support for Ames for Governor and H. C. White and others for Congressional seats. Attendees strong for the machine with limited opposition, delegates chosen for state and county offices, and local halls noted for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Frank T. Berry
J. H. Batchelder
Thomas E. Brown
Thomas H. Bott
Benjamin F. McMurphy
H. P. Moulton
Willard P. Ferguson
George L. Ames
John P. Peabody
Frank Cousins
O. W. H. Upham
John Pickering, Jr
George W. Varney
John Powers
C. W. Richardson
C. A.arlton
John D. Eaton
Patrick EF. Tierney
Hubbard Breed
C. F. W. Archer
William Cogswell
J. A. Metcalf
F. White
W. Hervey Merril
George W. Pickeraig
Charles F
Danvers
Augustus Mudge
Stephen Hf
Phillips
Malcolm Siilars
Alfred Hutchinson
Congressional
H. C. White
Plaisted
J. F. Porter
W.G. Frost
N. Pratt
George M. Kimball
Corswell
Cohasset
J. Q. A. Lothitop
Louis D. Cushing
Charles A. Gross
Henry T. P. Bates
Comciilor
Abraham JH. Tower
W. Bates
Edward E. Wentworth
A. Prenford
Ltchield
Arthur di Hayer
Newcomb B. Lower
Hieratio G. Pratt
Henry O. Barrett
Willan H. Trayes
J. m. Muarbank
Marcellus Cogeen
Jeozeph Oakes
Joseph &. Lewis
Joan K E. Staples
Walker
Stevens
Ames
Ward 2
John Driscoll
Patrick MeShane
John Coserove
P. Woomey
William Beecley
Oy Meher
Patrick
Meshane
Thomas d. Bagley
C. Holmes
Frank EF. Woodward
Clarence O. Walker
William F. Chester
Joseph C. Robinson
Cowmick
Theo N. Keene
J. V. Tison
Q. E. Rankin
William D. Hawley
J. Reward Burtt
Daniel S. Pare
George Ki. Chase
Charles R. Magee
Thomas E. Barker
City Republican Committee
A. H H. Wellman
C. O. Walker
J. W. Tilson
E. A. Stevens
Tavor Ames
Ward
Perrett’s Hall
John P. Holden
I. H. Odiorne
A. H. Davenport
E. W. Cobb
Charles Ly. Dennets
John C. Hoursell
J. Frank Giles
George L. Gould
Urieh Clark
A.c. Bowses Us
Aos Campbell
Republican City Committee
Frederick A. Cooke
W. BR. MackDonald
George H. Woodmui
Sgn
HE. A. Stevens
Wakefield
W. &. Greenonehyieyers Wahelent Ajo
S. Athertern
Winship
A. H. Thayer
H. Maddock
Ezra’ M
Southworth
Charles A. Coleman
George H. Maddock
C.F. Woodward
di Th. Daring
William N. Tyler
County
D. L. Weeks
John D. Long
United States
Lawakence
Allen
Byron Truell
Captain R. B. Forbes at 82 and a life at sea
On the eighty second anniversary of the road canton's birth Captain R B Forbes born September 18 1804 in Jamaica Plain began sea life at thirteen becoming captain at twenty He introduced double topsail yards and contributed to life boats saving lives at sea He helped Irish poor in 1847 commanded Jamestown in relief efforts and aided victims of shipwrecks He published Personal Reminiscences in 1882 and wrote on nautical topics including the Cunard Oregon disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Jamaica Plain
Frederick Howes
Howes
Boston Marine Society
Captain Forbes
Ireland
Jamestown
Charles Bartlett
Europa
Cunard
Oregon
John M. Forbes
Miltons Sea Devotion Marked by Birth and Death
The Journal notes a Milton resident famed for a lifelong ties to the sea. On his birthday, the anniversary of his wife’s death after fifty one years together also falls, blending life and loss as well wishes go to him for peaceful days ahead.
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Milton
Altered Pailist James Connelly Arrested After Fight
James Connelly a local pugilist from the West, reputed to have won seventeen bouts, clashed with a man on Avery street and then with a smaller man on Howard street. Officer Burrell intervened as the fighter resisted, knocked the officer down, and was clubbed by the crowd before being taken to Station 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connelly
Avery Street
John
James
Howard Street
Burrell
Station 3
G. S
Connelly
Court opens for criminal trials Tuesday at 10
The United States District Court announces it will hear criminal cases today Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The formal session invites parties to appear for arraignments and preliminary proceedings in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Writs for October Sittings Due Saturday
Superior Court announces Saturday September 25 as the final filing day with the clerk for writs of cases to be tried at the October sittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Civil verdicts in Middlesex Superior Court cases
In Middlesex Superior Court, Senki presiding, verdict for plaintiff in a tort action yields one cent in damages after epithets toward the plaintiff. Eldridge represents the plaintiff, Crowley the defendant. In Elliott vs Hadley, plaintiff real estate broker wins $50 for selling or securing a house sale. Stevens for plaintiff, Haskell for defendant.
Linnfield Centre postmaster held for examination on theft charges
In Lynnfield Centre Francis Russell, postmaster, is held at $500 for further examination on Thursday on a charge of opening and detaining letters. A State board of health hearing in Boston considered complaints against Edward R. Jennison in Newton near Watertown line. Patrolman Ireland found two suspicious bundles and two apparently stillborn infants. John W. Young, 25, was arraigned for breaking into a stable and stealing a horse and carriage, bound over to the grand jury in $1000 bail. East Boston caucus meeting postponed for a week due to lack of a quorum. The steamer Chatham and yacht Edith hearing continued. Captain Floy testified on the collision. Chief Inspector Hanscom deployed men to depots and hotels to deter thieves likely to target visiting Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francis Russell
Lynnfield Centre
State Board of Health
No. 13
Beaconstreet
Edward R. Jennison
Charles River
Newton
Watertown
Ireland
Boston Highlands
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Vin Street
John W. Young
Brookline
Young
Grand Jury
Boston
Citizens’ Trade Association
Chatham
Edith
Messrs
Burnham and Savage
Willam
Country Week Helpers Laud Railway Conductors
The ladies' committee of the Boston Young Men’s Christian Union reports transporting over 2460 children this summer for country week. They praise conductors and brakemen on railroads and city horse cars for kindness and thoughtful treatment, and acknowledge 280 children cared for in cars and stations, expressing gratitude to officials for cheerful assistance and recognizing them as benefactors of the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Dastardly Deed Near Boston Providence Line
Warren Potter is under arrest charged with attempting to wreck a Boston and Providence train by placing a loose rail across the track Sunday night. He alleges five youths placed the rail and fled before the train arrived. The engineer and fireman averted a serious accident.
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Warren Potter
Boston & Providence
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