Fraternal group hosts varied program and plans 24th anniversary
Washington commandery Golden Cross held a meeting with piano solos songs coon songs and duets as part of an entertainment program led by Mrs Mary E Perkins with a later 24th anniversary event planned. Also Em pire Colony U O P F officers were installed and a Canton Pawtucket I O O F meeting organized a concert and ball committee was named. Y M C A Immaculate Conception church group held regular meeting with initiations and four propositions while planning a future drama for its most challenging piece yet. Next Sunday marks communion observance for the society.
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Golden Cross
Mary E. Perkins
Order
the Order
Canton
Pawtucket
Odd Fellows Hall
M.D. Brown
John C. Bennett
Asa B. Hilliard
A. J. Smith
Charles A. Parker
T. E. Boucher
F. G. Baldwin
G. H
Immaculate Conception
P. J. O’brien
Betts Freed After Bail Posted In Larceny Case
Frederick E. Betts waived examination in municipal court on a larceny charge and was held for the next grand jury sitting. He posted cash bail of 3500 and was released. the Adams Express certificate valued at 2000 is alleged to have been sent to him by a customer of J. M. Fisher & Co.
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Frederick E. Betts
Municipal Criminal Court
Betts
Adams Express Company
J. M. Fisher & Co
Pennsylvania tunnel franchise granted by transit commission
New York Oct 9 The rapid transit commission unanimously granted a tunnel franchise to a Pennsylvania Railroad company to build the tunnel the road had sought and granted it on the company's own terms.
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New York
rapid_transit commission today
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wright to depart Worcester for Washington on urgent Capitol call
Commissioner of labor Carrol D Wright will depart Worcester on the 5.06 train to answer an urgent Capitol message. A telegram from the President was received yesterday but he could not leave due to his inauguration today as president of the collegiate department at Clark University.
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Worcester
Carrol D. Wright
Washington
Capitol
Reverend Feather Plucker Fo de Land Arrests in Daylight
A local preacher, Rev Feather Plucker Fo de Land, is noted for a daylight appearance as a crowd watches. A man who gathers stray chickens is reportedly jailed, reflecting tension over public order and rural norms.
High School Officers Elect New Uniform Style
The High School Regiment officers formed The Officers Association. Col John Mather as president and others elected consider a radical uniform change for commissioned officers. Changes include light blue trousers, dark blue coat with black braid, two inch collar, no chevrons or shoulder knots, insignia on the front, and specific markings for company and battalion. The meeting adjourned with mixed opinions and plans to reconvene.
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John Mather
Col
Walter Means
Herbert Horne
Homer Gerry
James Burns
Belle of Richmond praised in four act comedy drama
The Belle of Richmond a four act comedy drama by Sidney Toler debuted to a fair sized audience. The southern aristocracy setting centers on Nellie Mason and two lawyers Gerald Gordon and William Osmond with embezzlement and mistaken bouquets driving the plot toward a happy ending. Toler led as Jerry with strong turns by James J. Ryan Richard Sherman and others including Henriette Browne Irma Read Mae Alma Ryan and Winnifred Mason from Boston.
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Sidney Toler
Corse Payton
Southland
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Gerald Gordon
William Osmond
Gordon
Jerry
Osmond
Bill
Nellie
Wason
Charles Lee
Kentucky
Silas Smart
North
Mr. Toler
Brainiess
Old Dominion
James J. Ryan
Richard Sherman
Henriette Browne
Neliie Mason
Irma
Rosalind Mason
Winnifred Mason
Boston
Virginia Masons
Mae Alma Ryan
Great Lafayette shines in Lowell at Academy of Music
The Great Lafayette opened in Lowell at the Academy of Music to an eager crowd. The program included Eddie Miles and Daisy Raymond, Theodora Ronca, The Two Pucks, and John Moore with varied vaudeville acts before Lafayette’s astonishing legerdemain and a sensational Lion's Bride scene.
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Lowell
Academy of Music
Eddie Miles
Daisy Raymond
Miles
Raymond
Miss Raymond
Theodora Ronca
John Moore
Sally Stempler
Hermann
Alabama
Sousa
City of New York at Academy of Music in New York
The Metropolis theatre in New York presents a sensational production of The City of New York noted for its realism. The engagement runs for three nights and two matinees at the Academy of Music.
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Academy of Music
Walter Feesler
New York
Metropolis Theatre
New York City
Casto matinee to spotlight Lacy bill and Ingram Smith act
Children of Lowell rally for a Saturday matinee at the Casto theatre with 10 cent admission for ladies and children. Headlined by Harry Lacy in Bob Rackett's Pajamas, the show features Ingram and Smith the illustrated melody team and other acts. Ingram writes, films, and colors his own pictures using wet plate processes, while Smith, formerly with Al. & Field's Minstrels, sings with emotional range.
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Casto
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Henry RB. Ingram
Mr. Ingram
Frank Lesiie
Harper's Weekly
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Charles Jacklin
Charles Smith
New England
Dell
Peru Cabinet Resignation Rumor Debunked in Lima
In Lima the report that Peru's cabinet had resigned was false. The cabinet met and agreed to delay resignations until the special committee of the chamber of deputies delivers information on a telegram sent to Chile about Ecuador and Colombia.
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Peru
Romana
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Chile
Ecuador
Colombia
Methodist conference opens with union proposal across sects
Stamford Connecticut October 9 Twenty three churches in this state New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania attended the opening of the New York district conference of the Methodist Protestant church Rev R Hubart of Paterson New Jersey presided. The main discussion today centered on a plan to unite Free Primitive and the new connection with the Methodist Protestants.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Methodist Protestant Church
R. & Hubart
Paterson
N. J
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