Funeral for William C Endicott Held in Boston
The funeral of William Crowninshield Endicott former Massachusetts supreme court justice and Cleveland era secretary of war was held at the family home 163 Marlboro Street Boston officiated by Rev J P Franks with no hymns or eulogy. attendance included prominent figures such as Richard Olney Oliver Wendell Holmes and Henry Cabot Lodge. the private service concluded with interment in Salem.
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Boston
William_ Crowninshield Endicott
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Marlboro Street
J. P. Franks
Grace Episcopal Church
Salem
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Episcopal Church
House of Mourning
Richard Olney
U. S
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth
Francis H. Appleton
Francis Peabody, Jr
Robert Grant
Robert Treat Paine
Loring
John Lawrence
S. Endicott Peabody
Gordon Prince
J. Lewis Dabney
George C. Lee
J. C. R. Peabody
Henry Cabot
Francis
Joseph Peabody
Andrew Wheelwright
William B. Rogers
Morton Prince
George Lee Peabody
Francis Shaw
Endicott.Dexter
George P. Gardner
Sheriff O'Brien Buried In Boston Funeral Held At St Josephs
Boston remember Sheriff John B. O'Brien with a large official turnout at St Josephs church West End. Very Rev William Byrne led the solemn high mass as dozens of dignitaries, judges, sheriffs and city officials attended. The service followed with a touching eulogy from Chaplain Rev Joseph G Anderson, praising his Christian character and devotion to family and public service. Interment was at Holy Cross cemetery Malden, with court closures observed in tribute.
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Boston
John B. O’brien
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers Street
West End
William Byrne
W. G
P. J. Wialsh
J. F. Coppinger
John F. Kelliher
Joseph G. Anderson
Charles Street
Holmes
Hammond and
Lathrop
Supreme Judicial Court
Edward J. Jones
Apt Reardon
J.M. Keating
Thomas F. Taff
John P. Leahy
Irish Eoeiery
Charles B. Amory
F. A. Osborn
Me ‘Twenty-fourth Regiment
O'Keefe
Charles A. Marten
A. K. Tilden
John P. Dore
T. J. Gargan
Cain and Brown
Aihfermen Dixon
Tinkham
Leary
Dever
D. J. Kiley
Common Council
Senatvor Towle
M. J. Creed
J. F. Tucker
Bircett
Salomon B. Stebins
Thomas M. Pabson
Edward J. Donovan
J. F. McCarthy
McLaughlin
Sisters of Charity
Harrison Avenue
O'Brien
Joseph Hooker
St. Joseph’s Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment
Montgomery Assembly
Royal Society of Good Fellows
John B. Fitzpatrick
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Supreme Judicial
O’brien
Carnegie Voted Against as American Peace Society Vice President
At a Boston annual meeting the American Peace Society debated electing Andrew Carnegie as vice president. After several speakers questioned his stance on war, the suggestion was dropped and Carnegie was not elected. The secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were approved and the existing board nearly unchanged.
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Boston
Andrew Carnegie
American Peace Society
Carnegie
Barthold Schlesinger
Brooklyn
Trueblood
Lyman Abbottt
Knights and Ladies of Honor open 22d Massachusetts session
Boston May 9 The 22d annual session of the grand lodge of Massachusetts Knights and Ladies of Honor opened at Knights of Honor hall with Grand Protector Clarence V Blanchard presiding. Officials and Supreme Lodge representatives attended as 40 new members were admitted and committees formed. The report hailed strong membership, new lodges, and legislative gains affecting dues, with a proposal for yearly terms for subordinate lodges.
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Boston
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Clarence V. Blanchard
Somerville
M. Currier
Everett
Samuel Hathaway
E. F. Roberts
Medford
M. E. Hoyt
South Boston
N. C. Morse
Worcester
F.C. Hardy
Roxbury
Grand Sentinel
M. J. Barteaux
Grand Protector
L. C. Tibbetts
Supreme Lodge
Supreme Guide
L. A. Bk. Harding
E. C. Beers
Blanchard
W. E. Goff
Emily Lewis
East Walpole
B. Breed
Lynn
Massachusetts lodge finances reveal gains and relief expenditures
The report details membership counts and relief fund activity. General fund receipts and expenses are listed, with a balance of 3250 dollars and 343.95 paid for expenses. The relief fund shows 34747.78 on hand and 22692.42 paid to the supreme treasurer. Death claims in Massachusetts totaled 63 with 5700 roughly in benefits. General Treasurer E. F. Roberts reports grand lodge funds at 2481.23 on hand, expenses 2243.74, balance 237.49, with invested funds at 447.67. The morning session focused on these reports.
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of Boston Reporter
Susper
Supreme
Massachusetts
E. F. Roberts
Medford
Grand Lodge
Oppose the lease heard by the Fitchburg committee
Hearing on the Fitchburg lease continued at the State House with Hudson shoe firm Dawes opposing as it would end competition. Witnesses from Ayer Marlboro Pepperell and South Acton argued rates, bonds, and stock sales, while lawyers and officials debated legislative consent and regional impact.
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Boston
Fitchburg
Committee On Railroads
State House
Elder
Leslie S. Dawes
Bradley & Saywood Shoe Company
Hudson
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Dawes
Tolman
Whipple
Poughkeepsie Bridge
E. M. Stowe
Stowe, Bills & Hawley
Ayer
F. R
Milden
Marlboro
Commonwealth
Thurston
Torrey
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts Central
Coolidge
H. Howe
Howe
E. F. Richardson
South Acton
Napoleon Bonaparte
Richardson
Mr. Torrey
Mr. Richardson
Charles H. Miller
Pepperell
Board of Selectmen
Miller
Prescott Keyes
William Seward Webb
Keyes
Dying of hiccoughs grips Blackstone man
Thomas Whalen of Butler street, Blackstone, has suffered hiccoughs continuously since Thursday. Doctors say his condition is critical and such afflictions rarely recover. He endures nearly constant attacks with no rest, and hospital transfer is not feasible due to the crisis.
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Blackstone
Thomas Whalen
Butler Street
Whalen
Tex tile Seized Bill Favored by State House Panel
Special Legislative Correspondence reports the senate ways and means committee endorsing a bill to allocate 35000 for the Lowell Textile school building. Secretary Smith observed the session as probate hearings were postponed to Dracut with plans for tomorrow.
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Beacon
Senate
Committee On Ways and Means
Lowell
Smith
Dracut
House Debates Gas Price Study and Public Works Bills
In a lengthy session the House adopted Mc Cord's motion to study gas price reductions in New Bedford for a report by May 23. Debates followed on political influence and postponement tacks, with votes on tax returns, railroads bills, and a proposal letting local gas and electric boards set location rights. The afternoon saw substitutions on railroads and a youth employment bill advance to a third reading.
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Messrs. White
Somerville
Apsey
Cambridge
Messrs
Apsey and
Mellen
Worcester
Reed
Taunton
Hibernians
Parker
Odlin
Lynn
Watson
Boston
MacCartney
Rockland
Howland
Chelsea
Carey
Haverhill
House
Selfridge
Committee On Taxation
Tarbox
Dean
Wakefield
Willard
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Haskell
Beverly
Committee On Railroads
Boston & Maine Road
Manchester
Belden
Gloucester
Turtle
Pittsfield
Turtle, Chairman of the Committee On Railroads
Adams
Melrose
U. S
Mann
Steel and Wire cutdown to affect Worcester plant workers
Worcester May 9 Between 250 and 300 men will be laid off at the Ash burn and Moon branch of the American Steel and Wire company on Saturday. The cutdown touches all departments slightly and officials say it is not part of a general movement but a normal summer decline in demand for the companys product.
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Worcester
Ashburn and Moon
American Steel and Wire Company
Steel and Wire Company
Riotous clash at Lorraine mills in Pawtucket
May 9 in Pawtucket Rhode Island a crowd of about 1000 gathered after Italian weavers leaving the Lorraine mills faced stone mud and stick throwing by striking and nonstriking workers. Deputy Sheriff Blanchard drew his revolver to protect himself as Superintendent Blade fled under guard. The barge to Providence was delayed until order was restored and a strike meeting condemned the assault.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Lorraine Mills
Providence
Blanchard
Blade
Forest Fire Ravages Potter County Towns in Pa
Fierce forest fires along the Buffalo and Susquehanna railroad in Potter County Pennsylvania have destroyed Corbett and threatened surrounding towns. A special train evacuated residents to Galeton, while many were left destitute as homes and the big sawmills and acid factory burned. An elderly couple perished as flames swept through Corbett, and damage to timber lands runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Smoke blots visibility over Galeton and surrounding hills ablaze as crews fight the blaze.
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Bolivar
N. Y
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad
Potter County
Corbett
Galeton
George Letke
Austin
Cross Forks
Gilbert Exiled For A Year At Chicago Theological Seminary
Chicago May 9 The Chicago Theological Seminary directors vote exile for twelve months with salary for Professor George H Gilbert over charges of heresy. He must write a book to prove his past writings misinterpreted or face severing ties within a year. Gilbert argues Jesus preexistence and union with the Father are not stated as tests in the gospels.
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Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
George H. Gilbert
Gilbert
Jesus
Christ
Father
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Local Testimony
Lowell residents are urged to accept testimonial evidence on Doan's Kidney Pills. G S Emerson of 512 Westford street recalls a cure in 1896 after buying at Ellingwood Co. and sharing how the remedy has given lasting relief. others in his family corroborate. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 50 cents and are sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole U.S. agents.
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Lowell
Thomas
G. S. Emerson
Westford Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Doan’s
Free Baptist Association Elects Wilson to Board
At the 18th annual session of the Massachusetts Association of Free Baptist churches held at the High Street Baptist church Lynn on May 9 officers were chosen President O M Osgood Cambridge vice president C W Young Worcester secretary and treasurer W J Twort Lawrence auditor Rufus Andrews Lawrence and members of the executive board Rev A E Wilson Lowell and A L Freeman Boston among those elected to the executive board.
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Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts Association of Free Baptist Churches
High Street Baptist Church
O. M. Osgood
Cambridge
C. W. Young
Worcester
W. J. Twort
Lawrence
Refus Andrews
A. E. Wilson
Lowell
A. L. Freeman
Boston
Catholics Ordered to Withdraw from Maccabees of Indiana
Milo Meredith reports that the Catholic church has placed the Maccabees of Indiana under the ban. Mon signor Martinelli is said to have written to the diocese ordinary demanding Catholics withdraw from the society. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier addressing fatigue and loss of appetite.
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Wabash
Ind
Milo Meredith
The
Maccabees
Indiana
Monsignor
Martinelli
New England Home for Little Wanderers Holds Annual Meeting
The thirty fifth annual meeting at the Home on 202 West Newton street selected E M McPherson as President A S Johnson as Secretary William G Brooks as Treasurer and heard Supt Cooper report a prosperous year with 395 children admitted or served.
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Boston
New England
Little Wanderers
West Newton Street
BE. M. McPherson
E. M. McPherson
Johnson
William G. Brooks
Cooper
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William C. Endicott
Sheriff O'Brien
Johnson Laboratories
Tec
Philadelphia
Knights and Ladies
Grand Lodge of Honor
Beecham Pills
Tuk State House
Corbett, Pa
Carter & Sherburne
Riage
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Waightands
J. B. Good
Thorndike Street
Stearns
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Strent
Free Baptist Association
Hood
Quincy
Merrimack Street
Harvard
T. H. Boyle & Co
Home
Derby & Morse’s
Middle Street
Ann D. R. Elliot
Wrotice
Burnham C. Benner
M’ddiesex
Sai
Frank T. Benner
State St
Harrison
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market St
Gray
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimck Street
Courier-Citizen Building
W. T. Griffin
Appleton Street
Meadowcroft Stroas
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