Royal stock jobber king and women preachers in era news
King Leopold of Belgium is called the royal stock-jobber though wealthy and busy, yet unhappy with simple fare. Miss Marian Darling of Chicago accepts Sauk Centre Minnesota pastorate, among few women preachers in Congregational ministry. Mrs Emmons Blaine advocates theatre for school children. Dr Andren of Augustana College gains 5000 crowns from King Oscar with 100,000 crown endowment fund near full. Miss May Harrison wins open scholarship at Royal College of Music London and Royal Academy medal out of 3057 competitors.
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Marian Darling
Chicago
Charles D. Darling
Walkerton
Ind
Congregational Church
Sauk Centre
Minn
Andren
Augustana College
Moline
Ill
Oscar of
Sweden
May Harrison
Royal College of Music
London
Associated Board
The
Royal Academy and
Malden Aldermen Pass Annual Appropriation Bill
Malden April 6 Mayor Dean attended a special Aldermen meeting to approve the annual appropriation bill after a delay of 19 weeks due to a dispute with the council over street watering funds. The bill was amended from 800 to 600 for the street department. a conference committee failed to agree. the budget was adopted in full.
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Malden
Dean
Which Ally Should America Favor Russia or Japan
The Post invites readers to answer "Should the American People Sympathize with Russia or Japan?" War Editor invites two prize entries, each worth $5, one supporting Russia and one for Japan. Submit concise arguments addressing policy, strategy, and public sentiment to the War Editor of the Post.
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Russia
Japan
the Post
The
Post
Manchuria
Asia
Frank M. Spofford
Summerstreat
Sir
America
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Turkey
France
Austria
England
Italy
China
John Brennan
Spring Street
East
Cambridge
Motives Behind Japan Russia War Discussed by Letters
In letters to the Post two readers argue Japan deserves sympathy for its aims in Manchuria and for defending vital interests against Russian aggression. Eba Beck of Jamaica Plain praises Japanese progress and independence, while Medley T. Holdsworth of Lynn cites American contributions and religious freedom in supporting Japan and China and Corea’s commercial openness.
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Russia
Japan
Eba Beck
Sheridan Street
Jamaica Plain
Post
America
China
Corea
Reddy Stearns Quietly Faces Blazed City
In a Western tale, Reddy Stearns rides into Blazed City to woo a girl despite Sheriff Tompkins pursuing him for a prior killing. At the stakeout, Tompkins captures him but spares a last plea for duty and the girl, while a Yale memory seals their fates and loyalty.
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Reddy Stearns
Blazed City
Red
Yuma Trail
Tompkins
Billy
Blazed
Reddy
Arizona
Jim Manning
Mary Menning
Mary
Stearns
Tre
Durfee
Lawrence
Dwight
Harvard
London
Yale
Chapel Street
Blue
Old New England
Hhe
Russia Manchuria Dispute Advocates Sympathy and Balance
Opinion letters argue Russia’s claim to Manchuria is justified and call for sympathy toward Russia as a major power and ally. They caution Japan's expansion and warn of consequences if Japan becomes the dominant regional force.
American Express Company Employees Dance Night
About 700 attended the third annual ball of the Employees’ Aid Society in Paul Revere Hall last night. The grand march was led by Floor Director E. M. Dunmore and Mrs. Dunmore, followed by Assistant Floor Director C. E. Shackford and Mrs. Shackford and about 100 other couples. Several officials from various express companies were invited guests.
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American Express Company
Employees’ Aid Society
Paul Revere Hall
E. M. Dunmore
Martin's Long Sentence for Tromblee Assault
Adelbert Martin was sentenced to 12 to 15 years in State prison after pleading guilty to assault with intent to commit felonious assault on Mrs. Stephen Tromblee of Northfield on Sept. 23. He also faced an assault with intent to kill charge and admitted burglary in the case. The Knights of Columbus route to Washington details transportation and costs for April travel.
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Montpelier
Adelbert Martin
Martin
Stephen Tromblee
Northfield
Knights OF Columbus
Washington
Simmons & Marsters
Washington Street
Boston
Baltimore
Philaphia
New York
Railway Board Notes Newton Line Changes
The Board of Railroad Commissioners calls the Newton proposals a matter of large public interest and importance, noting about 70 trains operate daily on the circuit except Sundays, serving substantial travel needs. The statement signals significant effects on daily transit and regional mobility.
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Newton
Boston
Board of Railroad Commissioners
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