Patriarchs Militant Honor Ball Draws Odd Fellows Guests
A grand ball at the Auditorium on Tremont Street featured Patriarchs Militant and their guests from the Massachusetts Rebekahs. Dozens of lodges and state officers attended, with reception committees and a Poole’s Orchestra program leading to a formal grand march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Rebekahs
Coliseum
Tremont Street
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
A. M. Maxwell
Emma Dinsmore
E. A
E. W. Bettinson
William Heron
E. C. Gove
Olive
Branch Lodge
Jessie H. Welsh
Lizzie Homan
Annie Sawyer
Justitia Lodge
Stone
Mary E. Oliver
Ackerman
Amity Lodge
Mary Moulton
E. R. Cooper
L. R. Chenoweth
Crescent Lodge
Resolute
Star of Zenith
Ione, Azar
Golden Rule
William Parkman
Charles Charter
Poole
Joseph D. Lowe
Fifth Regiment
Patriarchs Militant
Bliss
Malden
R. C. Leonard
Belfast
Frank D. Gaylord
Grand Canton Shawmut No. 1
George G. Trowbridge
Third Battalion
G. H. Harrington
Grand Canton Ridgeley No. 13
C H. Keach
Grand Canton Bunker Hill No. 7
Philip Hichborn
H. K. Wilson
L. M. McLoud
B. J. Noble
A. E. Crane
Captain Reach
Bunker Hill
Canton
Ella Bartlett
Alice Blackley
Marblehead
E.L. Cook
Robert C. Leonard
George E. Allen
Charles Hosmer
Alice Hosmer
William Fox
A. Faunce
Lucy Allen
Mystic Lodge of
Rebekahs
William Allen
Bunker Hill Lodge No. 14
Mary Presho
John T. Hutchinson
Lydia A. Smith
Sarah E. Cass
Boyd
Canada
Alice Walsh
Annie Wilson
Montreal
Ross
Manitoba
Entertainment at Music Hall by Sovereign Grand Lodge
The Music Hall hosted an all seated event last evening for the Sovereign Grand Lodge and ladies friends. The Salem Cadet Band opened, followed by Apollo Quartet, E T Cresse, Miss Winifred Joy, Augustus F Howell, and BE Cresse in humorous and musical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Chelsea
Order and Lady Friends
Salem Cadet Band
Apollo Quartet
Sherman
E. T. Cresse
Old
Virginia
Winifred Joy
Chelsea Odd Fellows entertain visiting members
Two Chelsea lodges hosted visiting Roger Williams Lodge of Providence with about 350 attendees at Grand Army Hall. Eugene F. Endicott acted as toastmaster with Rhode Island grand officials among the speakers. Mystic Lodge No 51 hosted a ladies banquet at Armory Hall with about 175 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodges
Chelsea
Winnisimmet Lodge
Roger Williams Lodge
Providence
R. I
Grand Army Hall
Eugene F. Endicott
Walter S. Southwick
Rhode Island
Henry Martin
Lindsey Anderson
Charles H. Holmes
George H. Dunham
John A. Perkins
Mystic Lodge No. 51
Armory Hall
Boston
Ban l
George W. Burke
R. Perry Bush
Walter C. Taylor
Herman Bird
Cleveland
Wallace Spooner
Charles A. Alger
G. B. Norton, Jr
W. §. Austin
Marines Return from Cuba Parade Through Boston After Guantanamo
Marines of the First Battalion under Captain Harrington return from Cuba as crowds greet 4283 men with a grand ovation along Causeway to Park Square, then to a seven car train bound for Fall River. Color Sergeant Richard Silvey carries the Stars and Stripes and recalls the flag’s historic hoisting on the blockhouse.
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America
Enty
Union Station
Park Square
Fall River
Spain
Cuba
Huntington
Harrington
Causeway
Stamford
Cambridge
Charles
Beacon
Arlington
Church Street
Providence Street
Guantanamo
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Park Street Depot
George F. Elliot
R. B. Russell
James Mahoney
Ll. C
Lucas
Boston
New England Wringer Co Advertises Boston Service
The American Wringer Co announces reliable wringer purchase and delivery service in Boston Massachusetts. Addressed at 77 and 79 Franklin Street the firm promotes better quality and lower cost than competitors and offers telephone contact B 2600 for orders.
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The
American Wringer Co
Franklin Street
Boston
Mass
Owen Satevanine
LOS Angeles CO
Summer St
Loston
Odd Fellows Parade in Boston Returns to City Highlights
The Odd Fellows pageant moves through Boston streets with scenes of visiting the sick and burying the dead. Grand Sire Fred Carleton and A S Pinkerton review lines as crowds cheer at City Hall and State House.
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Fred Carleton
Texas
Massachusetts
Alfred S. Pinkerton
Worcester
Claudia
Odd Fellowship
America Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Andrew J. Bailey
Henry A. Walker
Parker House
Prince Bismarck
Mr. van Buren
Boston
School Street
Paige
State House
The
Commonwealth
Pinkerton
Mattoss
A. S. Pinkerton
Great Hotel
Huntington Avenue
City Hall
Wolcott
Army of Odd Fellows
Agar
Stone Walk
Leary
Nathaniel G. Robinson
Thomas A. Mullen
Charles, Dyar
Conry
Odd Fellows
Geo. L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
Pass’r
L. H. Palmer
Boston Pass
Old State House
Pyramid Pile Cure credited with cure claims from Columbus reader
A Columbus Ohio man reports being cured of four years of severe piles after using four boxes of Pyramid Pile Cure. The letter touts safety free of opium cocaine and mineral poisons, notes added Pyramid Pills for constipation, and invites readers to request a free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas
Hosack Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Cincinnati
Pee
Marshall, Mich
Brockton Strike Situation Remains Unchanged
In Brockton on September 21, Secretary Cunningham urged strikers to return to work, drawing mixed reactions. Several plants met with unions and kept or adjusted pay lists while agents from lasting machine firms monitor actions. A potential citizen committee aims to mediate, with some shops resuming operations and others awaiting further talks.
Avon Shop Closed After Failed Raster Strike Talks
Avon September twenty first. The Brockton raster strike at the L G Littlefield shoe factory ends as workers are paid and dismissed after a wage run. A union committee met Mr Littlefield to discuss a new price list but he refused to consider the proposals, leaving the conference unsuccessful.
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AVON
L. G. Littlefield
Brockton
Littlefield
Free Asthmatic Powder Sample Promoted to Sufferers
An advertisement urges asthma sufferers to request a free sample of Kutnow's Anti Asthmatic Powder or Cigarettes claiming relief beyond asthma to bronchitis grip catarrh and severe colds. It cites a testimonial from C D Kidder Paris Manufacturing Co and directs letters to Kutnow Bros New York and to mention the Boston Post. It also notes a Fitchburg railroad New York excursion on October 6 for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutnow
C. D. Kidder
Paris
Broadway
New York City
Kutnow Bros
Astorpicae
Boston Post
Harbor sketches and ship movements fronting Portland
The water front report notes yacht Intrepid leaving for Newport and Saga seen east of Cape Cod, marine men at a parade, new Portland Liverpool line agent Harling planning an office, and vessels including Brig Lucy W Snow and D A Brayton at National dock. It mentions local deaths, wrecks, and cargo updates with several vessels and crews involved.
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Lloyd Phenix
Intrepid
Newport
R. I
Cape Cod
Sagamore
Scott
Cape
Charles Birdstreet
Randolph
Star
Bath
Sagadahoc
Kennebec
Gate City
New York
Savannah
Lewis' Wharf
Richardson
Ocean Steamship Company
Liverpool
Mr. Harling
Portland
Leyland Steamship Company
Lucy W. Snow
Klondike
National Dock
Africa
D. A. Brayton
May O’neill
Candy Island
Beaufort
S. C
Cape Mayor
Cuba
Belvidere
Jamaica
Harriet S. Jackson
Mercury
Vineyard Haven
Morales
Humacoa
P. R
Porto Rico
Ponce
Landsman
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William Ralph
Er. B. Palmer
Oakes
Ghelsea
Silvey
Tremont
Teltine
Heroes OF
England
New England
Confederacy
North
Michigan
Army of the Potomac
Dewey
Maine
Pennant
Tan
Alderman Conry
Senator Gallivan
Dalton
Capelle
Sotier
Stevens
John G. B. Adams
Hood
Cunningham
GC. A. Eaton & Co
Eaton
P. B. Keith
Campello
G. G. Snow
McCarthy, Sheehy & Kendrick
Small & Nesmith’s
D. W. Field
Lilly-Brackett Company
Walter Shaw
Consolidated and McKay Lasting Machine Company
Fitchburg Railroad
Johnson
Liniment
Johnson & CO
Custom Liouse St
Nulfridhe
Philadelphia Bulletin
Indianapolis Journal
W. B. Badger & CO
Portland St
Miuinal Life Insurance
Atlee Square
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alr D. Foster
Fltroll
WM. . Turner
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court ST
Railroads
Park Square Station
New York, Newhyea & Hartford Railroad
Shore Cinn
New London
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Shore Line
Willimantic
Air Life Limited
Rail and Sound
Priscilla
Puritan
Providence Line
Vialox Point
Plymouth
Khod Island
Stonington
Sound
MAIN
New Hampshire
Norwich
Rail
Park Uare
Knee and Street
Clry
Lowell
City OF Worcester
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Hk
Maryland Trainsfer
Colonial Express
Mederal Joxpress
Dark Square
Chicago News
Optigians
Hanover St
Wilson
Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Winslow—Lavarack
Wianno
James Sharp
Springfield
Andrew Nickerson Winslow
Gertrude
George E. Lavarack
Buffalo
Baldwinville
Annie T. Adams
Thornton Mc.Gaw
Bangor
Condon
Charlestown
Katherine T. Condon
Mary Gliday
Bunker Hill Street
St. Francis da Sales
J. Newman & Sons
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