Church leaders urge closer ties with workers at Brotherhood anniversary
A 500 strong crowd in Centre Methodist Church heard Rev W H Lawrence urge the church to unite with workingmen and resist the money power. He warned ministers lose power without male support and called for open arms to labor. The event featured sermons by Rev J T McFarland and Rev J D Pickles, with charges raised by Rev George A Cook against Parkhurst and others. Memorials announced for deceased ministers. Bishop Mallalieu condemned dancing in secondary schools and praised Methodism as a civic force.
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W. H. Lawrence
New York East
Centre Methodist Church
Brotherhood
New England
Mr. Lawrence
Church of the Living God
J. Tit. McFarland
New York
George A. Cook
Orange
David H. Moore
Oregon
Committee On
James Mudge
Jamaica Plain
Parkhurst
William F. Mallalieu
Bucksport
Kent’s Hill
Tilton
N. H
Montpelier
Wilbraham
Mass
East Greenwich
R. I
Mallalieu
John Wesley
London
Methodist Church
America
Conference Moves In First Business Session
The conference had proceeded but a little way in its first business session as officials pushed through initial agenda items and set timelines for follow up actions amid cautious remarks.
Dr Pierces Medicines Stand Alone In Open Formula
Dr Pierces medicines are unique in that their ingredients are printed on wrappers and contain no alcohol. The Golden Medical Discovery treats weak stomach liver complaints and chronic catarrhal diseases, with endorsements from noted physicians. It uses glycerine and herbs like Black Cherrybark and Golden Seal, and favors testimonials from medical authorities to back its claims.
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Dr. Pierce
Aoe
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Hare
The
Univ. of
Golden Medical Discovery
John Fyfe
HE Eclectic Medical Review
Fyfe Furoa
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Jefferson Medical College
Man Sues Elevated Railway For 50000 After Injury
Charles E. McQuaid filed a $50,000 suit yesterday before Chief Justice Aiken against the elevated railway. He alleges he sustained a fractured skull when alighting from a car on August 18, 1902.
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Aiken
Charles E. McQuaid
Elevated Railway
Heiress Gracie Potter to Wed Clerk Edward Cuddy
New Bedford April report says Gracie H Potter heiress to a large fortune plans to marry Edward Cuddy a coal office clerk earning about 14 dollars weekly. The couple differ in age and religion with family opposition alleged and a private wedding planned soon after Easter.
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New Bedford
Gracie H. Potter
Edward Cuddy
Miss Potter
Cuddy
Potters
Potter
Sarah Potter
Andrew Potter
Boston
Sarah E. Potter
Postum Helps Worker Regain Nightly Nerve Calm
A Massachusetts wife credits Postum Food Coffee with curing her husband’s severe headaches that plagued his factory duties. By gradually replacing coffee with Postum, headaches diminished, nerves steadied, and the husband preferred Postum over coffee, even on Sundays. The family adapted routines to brew and enjoy Postum, sold by Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Mass
Joe
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Millionaire Swift Dies at Quincy House
The Boston mansion of millionaire Swift at Beacon Street and a summer palace at Pride's Crossing mark his status. He built stockyards in Chicago, aided locals from Sagamore, and married well. His daughter Miss Mabel Swift’s Paris meeting with Prince Karageorgevitch preceded her engagement to Clarence Moore of Washington.
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Swift
Cape Cod
Boston
Beacon Street
Pride’s Crossing
Swifts
Chicago
Mr. Swift
Sagamore
Mabel Swift
Paris
Alexis Karageorgevitch
Miss Swift
Mabel
Clarence Moore
Washington
Overcrowded Lodging Houses Targeted by City Health Board
Bail Commissioner Nathan Barnett pressures action against Ed ward J. Kane for overcrowded lodging at 1 and 3 Lowell street and voter colonization claims in Ward 8. Barnett vows to purge floating voters and defeat Martin Lomasney while alleging intimidation of Hebrews.
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Board of Health
Nathan Barnett
Lowell Street
Edward J. Kane
Martin Lomasney
Barnett
Martin
Hendricks Club
Retrial Hangs Upon Weather
Judge Stevens delayed ruling on Frank McNamee’s retrial for murderous assault against Chicago journalist George B. Hendricks. Defense argued mistaken identity and noted McNamee’s two years of city street work. Counsel Michael Creed pressed for a new trial. weather conditions to decide whether proceedings resume.
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Frank McNamee
George B. Hendricks
Chicago
McNamee
Everett
Michael Creed
Creed
Stevens
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Malden
Methodist Conference
Ellen F. Hibbard
Deaconess Journal
Oriana F. Harding
Yongwood Training School
Edna C. Brown
Eldora Leet
Dorchester
Emma S. Wood
Lula Huntley
Jennie J. Chrishold
Lynn
Cook
Borden P. Bowne
Hinckley G. Mitchell
Boston University
Charles Parkhurst
D. D
Zion’s Herald
Richardson
Springfield
Charles F. Rice
Newton
Dr. Parkhurst
Homer Eaton
Methodist Book Concern of
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A. Morrill Osgood
J. P. Kennedy
Alfred Noon
Wil
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J. W. Ward
George H. Clarke
P. L. Frick
J. W. Higgins
William R. Clark
John Russell Cushing
Howard R. Jones
Henry Lummis
Elizabeth Brooks Clark
May
Abby Richardson
Mary Stevens
Samuel L. Dick
Potter Hall
Mother Goose and Company
Temple Adath Israel
Simon Hyneman
Simon
Pune
Davi Warfield
Joe Weber
Bertha Morse
Gertrude
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Mother Goose
Selma Pick
Aubrey Lyons
Old King Cole
Emerson Harris
Jack Horner
Fred Aaronson
Peter Pumpkin Eater
Sigmund Tannenholtz
Tom
Aubrey Lyons Scrape
Louis Fisher
Sidney Jalkut
Charles Singer
Fiddlers
Jack Spratt
Alfred Obsters
Ethel Goldsmith
Mary
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Miss Muffett
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Ruth Reisenstein
Simon Hyneman Boy
Rita Myers
Mmerson Harris
Bobby Shafto
Phyllis Beekman Vane
Sasveeeeseeus
Edwin Feilbelman
Tom, the Piper’s Son
Polly Flinders
Lacdteteatare
Flora
Marjory Daw
Bretain Red
Katherine Weiss
Johnny Pringle
Kred Pelonski
Johnny Green
Ben Aronson
Tommy Trout
Sik Crete
Ales
Emil Winkler
Minna Weiner
Blanche Freed
Jumping Joan
Pee Neti
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Helen Sachs
Pha Ceievera
Lillian Lebowitz
Anne Sporofsky
Panby
Sadie Singer
Pink Rose
Winnifred
Wyzanski Pdnes
Beatrice Gudobn
Grace Winkler Moat Meg
Samuel F. Dick
Millionaire Swift
Quincy House
South America
RENGO
Rengo Fruit CO
Main Street
Kane
Lomasney
Chee
Sillinola Company
Rochester
Pennsylvania Railroad Tours
National Government
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Capitol
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White House
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
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Mint
Great Department Stores
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Old Virginia
Cettysburo Battlefield
Pee Itinerarion
Washington Street
Geo. M. Roberts
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
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