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ignoring connecticut state convention
Sat 8 Jun 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page 4 column 4 [grid=n]
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UNVEIL MONUMENT
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WASHINGTON, June 8.--In the presence of thousands of Knights of Columbus, assembled from all parts fo the United States, Mexico and Canada, a handsome $100,000 memorial to Christopher Columbus, discoverer of America, was unveiled here today with ceremonies in which President Taft, members of his cabinet, congressmen, senators and other noted men participated. Secretary of State Knox presided at the unveiling and the president and cabinet members made addresses.
A picturesque street parade and pageant in which the army and navy representatives and thousands of Knights of Columbus passed in review before the president, speeches by distinguished orators, fireworks and a $10-a-plate banquet were included in the program of the day's festivities. Cardinal Gibbons is to be guest of honor at the banquet which will be held in Convention hall this evening. There will be nearly 2,000 diners.
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Fri 14 Jun 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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COLUMBUS KNIGHTS WILL PLAY BALL
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The game between the Oakland council of the Knights of Columbus and the Berkeley council scheduled to take place at the [state] league grounds, Fifty-eighth and Grove streets, on Sunday afternoon, June 16, 1912, promises to be one of the closest [gamse]
played by the Knights of Columbus this season. Both councils will have a large crowd of members from Oakland and Berkeley
Manager Farrell of the Berkeley team says he has the best team among the knights and as they have not been beaten yet, the Oakland team will have their strongest line-up to meet them.
The line-up of the local team is as follows: J. Martinez, third base and captain; A. Heafy, pitcher; J. Flynn, catcher; Ed Laberge, first base; W. Garwood, second base; J. Rowe, shortstop; F. Carlton, right field; G. Johnson, left field; George Rose, center field.
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Fri 28 Jun 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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COLUMBUS KNIGHTS PLAN CELEBRATION
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Berkeley Council No. 1499, Knights of Columbus, will join with the councils of the bay cities in holding one of the largest celebrations ever conducted by the order at Fernbrook park, [Niles] Canyon, on July 4th. A feature of the outing will be a baseball game at 3 oclock between the Oakland and Berkeley councils. Special trains have been secured for the event and will leave First and Broadway at 9 oclock.
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Fernbrook park
--situated about 1.5 miles from Niles
--later renamed Stoney Brook Park ??
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http://books.google.com/books?id=7YqeCim1yegC
page 12 train going to Fern Brook Park (Southern Pacific Valuation Department)
page 14 train depot at Fern Brook Park at Palomares Road (Meyer Collection)
Mon 8 Jul 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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MINOR BALL GAMES HOTLY CONTESTED
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The Knights of Columbus nine defeated the Native Sons at the Dwight way grounds yesterday afternoon before a large audience by a [score] of 3 to 2. The game was fast and snappy throughout and created keen interest among the fans. It is likely that a return game will be played. The battery for the Knights were A. Heafy and J. Flynn and E. Bertheaud and O. Oahman occupied the points for the Natives. Heafy struck out 15 and Bertheaud fanned 11. Harry Johnson handed the indicator. The score:
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Knights...........3 8 2
Natives...........2 6 2
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Thu 11 Jul 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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ACTOR HONORED BY COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
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Frank Keenan, the famous actor, now at the Oakland Orpheum, was a guest of honor last night at a banquet, given by the local council of the Knights of Columbus. The knights were entertained by Keenan after the banquet. He delivered a witty speech, discussing the various phases of the Catholic order and its usefulness throughout the land. Keenan is a prominent member of the original council of the Knights of Columbus in New York when the order was first founded, and is regarded as one of its most valued and honored members.
The Knights of Columbus Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley have arranged to attend the Orpheum theater in a body tonight, as a compliment to Keenan and his play, "Man to Man." Special arrangements will be made by the Orpheum management for their comfort and convenience, and some features now down on the ordinary program will be provided to add to the affair.
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Fri 12 Jul 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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DIED
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KENNEDY--in Berkeley, July 12, 1912, James F. Kennedy, beloved son of Catherine Kennedy; a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 28 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend funeral services, Saturday, July 13, 1912, at 10 o'clock a.m., from St. Joseph's church. Members of Berkeley Command, No. 1499 Knights of Columbus and Berkeley Parlor, No 210 N.S.G.W., are requested to attend. R.J. GARRETT, Sec. Oakland and San Francisco papers please copy.
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Fri 12 Jul 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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LONG ILLNESS ENDED BY DEATH
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J. F. Kennedy died last night at the home of his mother, Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, 1642 Virginia street, after an illness of nearly a year. Kennedy was born in San Francisco 28 years ago, but had lived in this city for the last 20 years. Up to the time of his
last illness he was cashier for the Fairbanks-Morse Co., of San Francisco.
Decedent was a past president of Berkeley parlor of Native Sons and a member of the Knights of Columbus. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, at which time a solemn high mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph's church. The Native Sons and Knights of Columbus will attend in a body.
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Sat 27 Jul 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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ELKS AND KNIGHTS TO PLAY BASEBALL
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Tomorrow afternoon on the St. Mary's college diamond, the Berkeley Elks clash with the Berkeley council of the Knights of Columbus.
The team of the antlered herd is recognized as a good one, but the knights hope to stop the Elk's string of victories, through the efforts of Heaffey, the much heralded pitching phenom. A large gathering from both orders will be in attendance.
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ddd 00 mmm 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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BASEBALL GAME SUNDAY
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The baseball team of the Berkeley lodge of Elks will play the team from the Berkeley lodge of Knights of Columbus at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday in the ball grounds of St. Mary's college on New Broadway, Oakland.
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ddd 00 mmm 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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MORGAN WILL BUY ANCIENT LEDGERS
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MADRID, July 26.--Private advices received here state that J. Pierpont Morgan has started representatives to this city who will arrive within a few days to secure, if possible, the ledgers recently discovered at Palos, Spain, containing interesting facts concerning the outlay made by Christopher Columbus on his expedition to the new world. According to the accounts found, the armament of the little fleet cost 14,000 pesetas. The personal expenses of Columbus and his officers were about 2,000 pesetas and six pesetas a month sufficed for the crew, so that 22,000 pesetas or about $4,400 [...]
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Mon 29 Jul 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page 3 column _ [grid=n]
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ELKS PLAY GOOD GAME OF BASEBALL
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Two lively baseball games were played yesterday afternoon, the local Elks beating the Knights of Columbus and the Live Oaks capturing honors from the Wells-Fargo team.
The Elks captured a fast 3-1 contest from the Knights at St. Mary's college. The game was anybody's from the start to the last frame.
Summary:.............R. H. E.
Elks..................3 12 2
Knights of Columbus...1 11 3
Batteries--Grimmelman and Ryan. Hafey and Flinn.
[article continues LO vs WF game]
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Tue 20 Aug 1912 -- Berkeley Daily Gazette -- page _ column _ [grid=n]
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COLUMBUS KNIGHTS TO ATTEND THEATER
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Berkeley Council, No. 1499, Knights of Columbus, have sent out cards announcing that their third social theater party will be held on the evening of August 29, on which occasion "Under Southern Skies", a southern romance, will be presented at Ye Liberty theater, in Oakland.
Tickets for the production may be obtained from members.
The committee in charge is composed of the following: H. O. Farrell, chairman; R. J. Garrett, J. J. Frick, J. C. Martinez, J. Rowe, B. L. Matthews, J. B. Carlton, W. Garwood, George Rose, J. Johnston, D. Flynn and E. La Berge.
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Under Southern Skies (1901)
by Charlotte Lottie Blair Parker
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_Blair_Parker
Script never published; typescript in New York Public Library.
COLLATERAL
Ye Liberty Playhouse (Oakland, Calif.) Portfolio of programs, announcements 1905-1921
http://www.oac.cdlib.org/search?query=oakland;idT=5f2623d93fbca1ee085f1e2d54ca8126
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