Methodist Conference Clears Prof Bowne of Heresy
New York April 8 Borden P Bowne professor of philosophy at Boston University is acquitted of heresy by the New York east conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church The committee's verdict is final Bowne's character is vindicated amid relief and cheers while charges against him are refused by the committee and new accusations are not pursued
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New York
Borden P. Bowne
Boston University
New York East
Mother and Babe in Jaws of Death in Brookline
Agnes M Fraser and her six month old son had a close escape when a unhaltered horse attached to a heavy express wagon bolted along Washington street toward the transfer station. The wagon smashed a wicker carriage, hurled mother and infant against a building, and the woman and child were briefly unconscious before bystanders and Dr. Cushing aided them. The horse was captured later in a yard.
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Agnes M. Fraser
Brookline
Washington Street
Andrew Conway
Pearl and
Washington Streets
Conway
Dr. Cushing
Two Boston policemen punished by board for rule violations
Three patrolmen faced penalties after a Police Board ruling last night. John J. Callahan of Division 6 South Boston was fined 10 days’ pay for leaving his route twice. Michael J. Greeley of Station 12 City Point forfeited five days’ pay for entering his house while off duty. William M. Hanscom of Charlestown Division 15 was reprimanded for failing to lock a cell after a prisoner escaped. James J. Hourihan of Division 5 South End was acquitted and the complaint dismissed.
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Board of Police
John J. Callahan
Division 6
South Boston
Michael J. Greeley
Station 12
City Point
William M. Hanscom
Division 15
Charlestown
James J. Hourihan
South End
Hourihan
Suppressed Real Note in Mabel Page Case Surfaces
Weston April 8 The State police chief Shaw claims the trail to Weston remains viable and that no stranger or Page family alibi is solid. He asserts the note left by Mabel Page is genuine, though police deny its full contents. The note reads I will communicate with you through Mrs Bennett when I hear how Harold is. The note is central to the police theory and may imply further hidden details.
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Weston
Shaw
Page
Schenk House
Chief Shaw
Mabel Page
Harold
Mrs. Bennett
Labor unions unite for nine hour day pledge and city wide aims
The Laundry Workers Union 66 reports 82 applicants and confirms Gordon Coat and Apron Supply Co has signed the nine hour workday pact. They plan an Orienta Hall Roxbury ball with Laundry Wagon Drivers Union 250 on April 19. Brass Workers Union 55 urges Boston area unity to promote union made chandeliers and brass fittings. Several locals plan strikes and reinstatements at breweries and printers, with union leads backing William R. F. Whalen for Boston Central Labor Union vice president and endorsing his candidacy across engineers and related unions. Multiple ball events announced for April with venues in Malden Chelsea and Boston, plus ongoing efforts to organize barbers in Eliot Kneeland and Washington streets. A national Reparment unions convention will be held in Springfield May 15.
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Laundry Workers’ Union
Gordon Coat and Apron Supply Company
Orienta Hall
Roxbury
Brass Workers’ Union 55
Boston Nuval Labor Union
Greater Boston
Boston
Edpcabin
Cage
Puritan
Engineers
Boston Herald
William R. F. Whalen
Boston Central Labor Union
Ent Whalen
Tablemen’s Union
Tratanney
Riddell
Hertford Street
Jordan & Marsh Company
Chelsea
Forest Hills
Eliot
Kneéland
Washington Streets
Springfield
A. F. of L
Lodge
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Wiremen's Union
Grace Building
Franklin Association Holds Eighth Annual Ball at Roughan Hall
About fifteen hundred people attended the Franklin Association ball at Roughan Hall in Charles town. International President Martin P. Higgins attended the event. President Dennis F. O'Brien served as floor marshal and led the march, with Vice-President Hannon as assistant marshal and Joseph Dart as floor director.
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Franklin Association
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
International
Martin P. Higgins
Dennis F. O'Brien
Hannon
Joseph Dart
Middlesex Court Grants Decree Nisi to Georgiana Harding
Georgiana Harding of Chelsea was awarded a decree nisi against Samuel D. Harding after alleging abusive treatment. In a related action, Harding filed a cross libel accusing his wife of infidelity, but the court declined to hear that case.
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Georgiana Harding
Samuel D
Chelsea
Middlesex Court
Sheldon
Harding
Bean Robbery Suspects Held After Natick Stare Down
Two men arrested as suspicious after Bertillon tests in Natick in connection with the assault and robbery of Mrs. Abbie Bean at 668 Canterbury Street. A soft hat found at the scene fitted one suspect who wore a similar style, while the men gave names Thomas J. Sweeney of Roxbury and Harry Thurman of Buffalo.
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Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Natick
Watts
Abbie Bean
Canterbury Street
Thomas J. Sweeney
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury
Concord Reformatory
Harry Thurman
Buffalo
Dover Street
Gardner and Ryan Draw in Six Rounds
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts and Buddy Ryan of Chicago fought six rounds tonight with the bout ending in a draw. Gardner built a late early advantage with a jabbing assault, while Ryan pressed in the fifth and targeted Gardner's stomach. In the preliminaries Twin Sullivan of Boston defeated Billy Moore of Syracuse on points.
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Chicago
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Buddy Ryan
Gardner
Ryan
Sullivan
Boston
Billy Moore
Syracuse
N. Y
Brilliant party at Whitney Hall Brookline shines again
A charity subscription event last evening at Whitney Hall Brookline drew Harvard men managers including Jist Duffy Arthur Timmins John F. Dever Richard M. Walsh John P. McNamara John H. Timmins Leo H. Leary M S O Riordan and matrons Mrs Charles F Riordan Mrs Dr Palmer and Mrs W W Taff. Social leaders in attendance included Miss Molly Rogers Smith College Grace Nona Rogers Annie R Farmer Tarpey Jamaica Plain and many others from Dorchester South Boston Cambridge Watertown and Brookline. Dancing continued until 1 o'clock with gowns and style on full display.
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Whitney Hals
Brookline
Harvard
Jist Duffy
Arthur Timmins
John F. Dever
Richard M. Walsh
Jonn P. McNamara
John H. Timmins
Leo H. Leary
M. S. O'Riordan
Charles F. Riordan
Dr. Palmer
W. W. Taff
Molly Rogers
Smith College
Grace
Nona Rogers
Annie R. Farmer
Tarpey
Jamaica Plain
Mary
Bess O'Connell
McVey
Dorchester
Louise
Helen MacCarthy
Alice Crawford
McDonald
South Boston
Katherine Dunn
Finn
Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
May Conlin
Sutherland
Watertown
Holbrook Indicted in Millis Poisoning Case
Dedmanam April 8 a manslaughter indictment was returned today against Harry Holbrook for negligence in administering poisonous matter to Katharine A Heath at Millis March 8 1904 Holbrook pleaded not guilty.
Fatigue Relief Endorsed by Tipton Resident
Mrs. Mena Kemp Ogan of Tipton Indiana testifies to Orangerie’s effectiveness for her frail health and frequent fatigue, expressing satisfaction with the product’s aid to her infirmities.
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Mena Kemp Ogan
Tipton, Ind
Orangerie
Calve and Sembrich in Big Double Bill at Boston
The Boston Theatre audience enjoyed a double bill with Mme Sembrich as Rosina in The Barber of Seville and Mme Calve as Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana. Strong performances by Campanari, Dippel, Journet, Rossi, Naval, Homer, Bauermeister, Muhlimann, and Hinrichs defined the program, with upcoming performances of Romeo and Juliet and Tristan and Isolde announced for this week.
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Boston Theatre
Mme. Sembrich
Rosina
Mme. Calve
Santuzza
Cavalleria Rusticana
M. Naval
Thiddu
Carmen
Boston
Mme. Homer
Lola
Mme. Bauermeister
Lucia
M. Muhlimann
Alfie
Gustav Hinrichs
Tristan and Isolde
Aged Chelsea Man Dies by Own Action At Home
Henry E. Bates aged 71 reportedly took his own life at his Chelsea residence 152 Cherry Street yesterday afternoon. His daughter found him hanging from a closet door in his room as police officer McGauley assisted.
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Henry E. Bates
Cherry Street
Chelsea
McGauley
Columbia Defeats Trinity 11 to 2 in Baseball
Columbia University baseball team defeated Trinity College 11 to 2 in New York. The home squad outbatted and outfielded the visitors as Tilt held Trinity to three hits.
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New? York
Columbia University
Trinity College Today
Trinity
Women Held for Larceny in Downtown Stores
Downtown department store detectives arrested Mary Collins of Dedham and Ella W. Anderson of 217 Neponset Avenue for larceny from stores. Anderson is charged with four spring suits worth nearly 100 dollars. Collins faced with theft of a larger lot valued around 25 dollars, with merchandise found on her person.
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Mary Collins
Dedham
Ella W. Anderson
Neponset Avenue
Ella Anderson
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Elm Streets
Bostonia
Methodist Conference
Prof
Bowne
M. O'Keefe
Rochester
National Supply CO
Careai
Wims J. Day, Manager
Tk.eodo
LABOR
Franklin
Mrs. Harding
Whitney Hall
Calve
Sembrich
Comedie Rthe
John Strauss
Sig
Campanari
M. Dippel
M. Journet
Basilio
M. Rossi
Columbia
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