Grand Commandery Elects Officers for Rhode Island Parade
The seventeenth annual convocation of the Knights Templar in Rhode Island and Massachusetts elected officers including Curtis J. Wright of Boston as grand commander and John R. Brooks of Providence as deputy. A parade routes from Arlington and Commonwealth to Music Hall was planned for noon today with services at Boston Music Hall and Paul Revere Hall.
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One Commandery
The
Knights Templar of
Rhode Island
Massachutani i Ca
Grand Recorder
John C. Barnes
Provience
R. E
Robert L. Nickena
Providence
D. EB. Jones
Springfield
Mass
James A. Porter
Boston
Fred 8. Monroe
New Bedford
Samuel J. Abrams
R. I
William
Berkeley
Dover
Washington
Summer Otis
Devonshire
Milk
Broad
State
Washington Streets
Beacon
Park Street
Tremont
Boston Music Hall
Music Hall
Paul Revere Hall
Shaw
Mn. CU
J. Wright
K. T
Massachusetts
International Congregationalists Council Opens in Boston
The article details the election of officers for the international Congregational council including presidents and secretaries from the United States England and Australia. Governor Wolcott and Mayor Quincys welcome remarks praise cross border ties and religious unity as President Angell and other leaders outline plans and gratitude for hospitality.
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United States
England
Canada
Australia
Boston
Council
Angell
Walcott
Quinc
Mackennal
D. D
Olcott
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
International Council
Massachusetts
Kingdom of Christ
Wolcott
Frement Lause
Transent Angell
Vincy
Josiah Quincys
Commonwealth
Corral
International Agregatio Council
Hodge arraigned on charges of obtaining money under false pretences
William M. Hodge, arrested in North Adams, faced Judge Bennett in Municipal Court on obtaining money under false pretences, waived examination, held on $20,000 bond for Superior Court Oct 2. His wife stands by him as relatives press for bail.
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William M. Hodge
North Adams
Franklin N. Poor
Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad
Bennett
Superior Court
Hodge
Suffolk County
Krs
Britain poised for action as war clouds loom over Cape
London dispatches describe Britain's calm exterior while war preparations accelerate at the War Office and arsenals. Transport ships head to the Mediterranean with troops as Cape Town warns that failure to back down could spark hostilities. Kruger appeals to Queen Victoria for intervention while the Transvaal and Orange Free State mobilize near Boshof.
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Cape Town
Harcourt
Kruger
Victoria
London
Great Britain
United States
Spain
England
Transvaal
Rd Salisbury
Hatfield House
Camberlain
Colonial Office
Royal Arsenal
Cape
Johannesburg
Marquis of Lansdowne
Dublin
Lord Garne Wolseley
Evelyn Wood
Jelunga
Mediterranean
Woolwich
Ordnance Department
War Office
Langer
Daily Mail
Alfred Milner
Steyn
Orange Free State
Free State
Boshof
Kimberley
Bloemfontein
Cape-Town
Daily News
Rome
Marne
Post
South Africa
Aguinaldo A Traitor Rally Sparks Democratic Debate
The Democratic State convention faces a clash over Aguinaldo, labeling him a traitor and Benedict Arnold for his Philippine stance. Proposals call for territorial governments for former Spanish islands, universal suffrage with literacy tests, and end to military rule in annexed territories.
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Benedict Arnold
Aguinaldo
Jaquith
Tony
Asar
Spain
Congress
Isiana
Florida
United States
France
Ain
Once More Open The Emergency Hospital Doors Reopen
The Emergency Hospital reopened to the public yesterday morning and by night operations ran smoothly as if no interruption had occurred. The article notes the institution has been renamed.
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George W. Galvin
Ambulance Corps
Jean Taggert
Richardson, Hill &,Co
Waterstreet
N. J. Ashton
Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square Theatre
French cable ships Arago and Queartier work on Cape Cod lines
Cape Cod Provincetown Sept 20 The French cable ship Arago under Captain Duant arrived for a harbor stop. It laid shore ends and connected the French company stations at Coney Island and Arkans while preparing a deep sea section. Another vessel, the Ponger Quertier under Captain Verlynde, has been on the coast three months repairing a Cape Cod to Cape Breton break and supplying repairs near St Domingo.
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Provincetown
Ancols Arago
Duant
Coney Island
Arkans
Cape Cod
Ponger Quertier
Verlynde
Arago
Ponyer Quartier
Ponger Quartier
Hnet
Cape Breton
Linesi
St. Domingo
Honest John Quinn Denies Recount Criticism
A Post clarification asserts Hon. John Quinn Jr. is honest and above board, apologizing for statements that could cast doubt on his integrity as warden of the caucus and urging readers not to question his political conduct.
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Johnuinn, Jr
John Quinn
Ohn
Dreyfus Leaves Rennes for Nantes Quietly
Captain Alfred Dreyfus departed Rennes at 3 AM under orders for reparation, traveling with his brother Mathieu and officials. They moved to Nantes by train, boarding in public view with no sensational actions observed.
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Rennes
Nantes
Bordeaux
France
Alfred Dreyfus
Vera
M. Viguier
Secret Service
M. Dureault
Dreyfus
Boulevard Laenne
Vern
Mathieu Dreyfus
Perl
M. Mathieu Dreyus
Dreyfus Brothers
Oliceman
Verton
Paris
Bordreaux
Bordereaux
Petite Girondemys
Nice
Dreyfus Affair Fallout Hits French Officials
Paris reports M Menard a Cassation Court clerk dismissed after thirty one years for giving information harmful to Dreyfus during the revision inquiry. M Quesnay de Beaurepaire, former civil section chief, implicated. Major Hartmann, who testified for Dreyfus, promoted to assistant manager at the Puteaux army gun factory.
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Paris
M. Menard
Court of Cassation
M.quesnay de Beaurepaire
Dreyfus
Hartmann
Artillery
Rennes
Puteaux
Dreyfus Very Ill Near End of Life in France
Paris dispatch reports Dreyfus gravely ill and given months to live. Government guards him and proposes Riviera residence, with a villa offered by the Prince of Monaco during the trial context. The outlook suggests possible acceptance of the villa.
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London
Paris
Ae Telegraph
Dreyfus
Riviera
Prince of
Monte Carlo
Dreyfus To America Likely On Ship From Havre
A Liverpool despatch reports luggage addressed to Mme Dreyfus from Havre and Folkestone. Rooms are booked at a local hotel and the bags are marked for New York. It is believed Dreyfus plans to travel to America.
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London
The Times_pub
Liverpool
Havre
Mmne
Dreyfus
New York
America
Line Storm Hits Coast as Floods Slam Beach Area
The line storm causes record tides and widespread flooding across Boston waterfronts. Beach street sewer collapses, vessels like the Cherokee go ashore near Wood's Hole, and power and transit suffer as mingled rain and waves flood basements, parks, and streets.
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Ben Franklin
Beach Street
Beach
Albany
Kneeland
South Streets
Leather Exchange
Equitable
South Terminal
Boston
Medford
Mystic River
Mystic
Readville
Charlestown Street
Wood's Hole
Peabody
Brockton
Cherokee Still Ashore After Fog Stranding
The Clyde line steamer Cherokee remains stranded on Naushon Island with only minor hull motion from a rough sea. Weather hampers wrecking operations though lighters stand by to take cargo once the vessel is towed in for salvage and temporary repairs.
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Clyde Line
Cherokee
Naushon Island
Boston
Vineyard Haven
Carthaginian Safe After Long Ocean Passage
The Allan Line steamer Carthaginian under Captain Nunan arrived at St John’s Newfoundland from Liverpool Sept 9 for this port and Philadelphia, nearly four days overdue. A gale caused heavy damage to decks, boats, rigging, and bulwarks. about seventy vessels arrived recently with reports of damage. The Labrador steamer is missing, causing anxiety.
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ST. John's N. F
Allan Line
Carthaginian
Nunan
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Dursday
Labrador
Eight-Hour Day Movement Seeks Public Support
Boston labor groups press for an eight-hour work day for all public works workers. The measure, to be voted at the next municipal election, hinges on ballot law authority. Councilman John J. Tobin plans to push the proposal in council tonight. The Central Labor Union eight-hour committee meets at 987 Washington Street tomorrow evening to organize its campaign for voters.
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John J. Tobin
Central Labor Union
Washington Street
Boston
Visit of London Ancients Proposes Boston Entertainment
A committee of fifty British residents in Boston plans hosting the Honourable Artillery Company of London in June 1900. A reception and ball at Mechanics' Building are set for the evening of June 5. An executive committee, led by T. T. Stokes, will handle all arrangements with H. M. Pattee and Dr. G. S. Reed among the members.
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Boston
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Young’s Hotel
T. T. Stokes
Mechanics’ Building
H. M. Pattee
G. S. Reed
H. Kershaw
J. F. Masters
William Morris
D. D. Fletcher
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