Easter Congregations Fill Boston Churches With Flowers
Easter Day in Greater Boston churches featured superb musical programs and lavish floral decor. Attendance overflowed into Back Bay churches with Trinity New Old South and Union Congregational among the fullest in years. Lilies, roses, palms and other blooms transformed interiors as crowds filled seats at Emmanuel Arlington Street Central First Church Unitarian South Congregational Mt. Vernon and others.
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Greater Boston
Back Bay
Trinity Church
New Old South
South Congregational
Union Congregational
Boston
Trinity
Charles E. Chester
Emmanuel Church
Arlington Street Church
John Hopkins Dennison
Dennison
Helouan
Egypt
Unitarian
South Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon Church
Hkaster
Second Church Unitarian Society
The Cash and Credit System Tale From Boston
Two brothers with identical backgrounds diverge after thirty years due to cash versus credit buying. One saves weekly, buys land and homes, and retires comfortably. the other buys on credit and remains in toil. The piece promotes Boston’s Houghton & Mutton cash store as a model for savings and efficiency.
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Boston
Smallpox Under Control in Salem After Vaccination Drive
Salem reports 42 total smallpox cases all in South Salem the outbreak appears controlled as hundreds are vaccinated at three stations. Tomorrow all schoolchildren and factory workers in the district must show vaccination certificates to return to work or school.
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Salem
Board of Health
City Hall
South Salem
Point
United Shoe Machinery
Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
Man Fights Off Three Robbers On Granite Avenue Bridge
Joseph J. Mullin foreman at Tubular River Works Quincy reports he beat off three masked highwaymen who halted him on Granite avenue bridge over the Neponset river They took a gold watch valued at 150 dollars from him and Mullin claims personal triumph over the attackers.
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Granite Avenue
Quincy
Neponset
Joseph J. Mullin
Tubular River Works
Man Who Built 49ers' Houses Dies at 94 in Warren
John C. Hall died in Warren Rhode Island at 94. He helped build frames for many California gold rush houses carried around Cape Horni. He abstained from voting for six years after the 1842 Dorr rebellion and voted in 1902 for a friend. Survived by two sons Captain D. C. Hall of Washington and Dr. Nelson R. Hall of Warren.
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Warren
R. I
John C. Hall
California
Cape Horfi
Dorr
Hall
D. C. Hall
U. S. Revenue Cutter Service
Washington
Nelson R. Hall
Robbery in the Dark Near Bridge Ends With Struggle
Mr Mullin reports an early morning armed robbery as three masked men accosted him near a bridge. A revolver was pointed at his head while he surrendered his watch and money. He then resisted for about ten minutes in the darkness before the struggle subsided.
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Mullin
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