Dowie Denounced by Voliva as Traitor and Spendthrift
Zion City reports General Overseer Glenn Voliva denounced John Alexander Dowie as a spendthrift liar and traitor in a Shiloh Tabernacle meeting. Thousands praised Voliva and signaled support for him as the new leader of the Christian Catholic Church, with Mrs Dowie and other officials present as the crowd rose to back Voliva.
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Ill
Dowie
Voliva
Shiloh Tabernacle
John Alexander Dowie
Barnes
Law Department
Speicher
Excell
Daniel
Granger
Tabernacle
Jane Dowie
Tuck’s Crew Rescued After Coasting Schooner Sinks
Five survivors of the W. E. and W. L. Tuck were landed at a port by the Spray after abandoning the vessel off Cape Sable. The body of Charles Wilstead of St John, N B was also brought ashore. Survivors endured exposure and two days without food in a long boat.
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Yarmouth
W. E
W. L. Tuck
Boston
Mass
Cape Sable
Spray
Charles Wilstead
St. John
N. B
Steward Wilstead
Trusts Clash With State Over Coal Prices
The State suspends the Metropolitan Coal Company's license for price hikes deemed extortion. The company may sell coal while awaiting a Superior Court appeal, but lawyers say no appeal can occur until one is filed.
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Boston Coal Trust
Olin
Metropolitan Coal Company
Superior Court
Dowie Leaves San Antonio After Zionist Address
John Alexander Dowie and his party departed for Chicago following a Zionist meeting in San Antonio. His speech centered on polygamy and his wife, with the audience supporting his remarks against Mrs. Dowie. He vowed to continue his fight for Zion rehabilitation as long as he lives.
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San Antonyo
Texas
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Dowie
Hilarius Stormy Voyage and Crew Turmoil on Atlantic Passage
The Houston Hne steamer Hilarius from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo arrived with 42 days at sea. A drum of carbolic acid exploded injuring the chief mate, and a mutinous crew was dismissed at Bahia with a new crew replacing them.
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Hilarius
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Para
Barbadoes
Bahia
Marshall
Gulf Stream
Nantucket South Shoal
Logue Orders Change At City Hall In Reform Drive
Boston scene as Superintendent of Buildings Charles Logue issues a broad order replacing laxity and favoritism. He reads the riot act to his department, demanding unity to make Boston better and bigger.
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City Hall
Charles Logue
Boston
City Hall building department to overhaul operations
City Hall officials place Logue in charge to end delays and favoritism in issuing permits. He enforces 9 am start times, ends daily absences, and promises prompt handling of applications while investigating irregularities in West End construction practice. Fourteen sentences are condensed to reflect reforms and discovered hazards.
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City Hall
Mr. Logue
Fitzgerald
Boston
Logue
The
Post
West End
Showers Forecast for Boston and Nearby
Showers are forecast for Boston and vicinity with Monday and Tuesday turning fair and warmer. Light variable winds accompany the return of clearer skies.
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Boston and Vicinity
New England Weather: Warmer Monday into Tuesday
The forecast calls for rain and rising temperatures Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions on Tuesday. Fair skies expected in the west and clearing conditions in the east as winds shift from southeast to south then to northwest.
Ode to Sunday sunshine and milder winds
A light poem thanking the weather for pleasant Sunday weather and hoping for continued warmth with reduced chill from the wind.
Gambling Raids Net Six Poles Card Players in Somerville
Somerville police conducted two raids yesterday. Six men, all Poles, were arrested for playing cards in one house raid carried out early morning. In a separate incident two boys faced charges for playing craps.
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Somerville
Fingerprint method adopted by the VW Department
The finger print method has been adopted by the VW Department to identify donsides. Bertillon measurements rogues gallery photographs and prints will be taken of every man in the army and navy.
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Washington
Coal Trust Sells Coal As Usual Amid Legal Uncertainty
The coal trust did not appeal to the court Saturday and continued coal sales. Resident Hamlin said he could not state plans for an appeal until reaching his office the next morning.
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Coal Trust
Hamlin
Captain Kimball Assaulted In Boston Street Incident
Captain Otis Kimball of the Hanover street station was kicked by a drunken longshoreman in Haymarket square after midnight. Patrolman McDonald restrained the suspect, and both men rode to the station in the same wagon. Kimball suffered torn clothing and injuries, nursing them the next day, as the city debates a 12 o clock law to extend liquor hours.
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Otis Kimball
Hanover Street
Haymarket Square
McDonald
Kimball
Boston
Vesuvius eruption drives Naples into alarm and exile
Beings flee Boscotrecase and Torre Annunziata as Mount Vesuvius erupts sending lava and ash toward Naples. Pope Pius XII expresses grief and orders relief via Cardinal Prisco. 40,000 evacuated by rail and water, police guard abandoned homes, and churches stay open through the crisis.
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Boscotrecase
Vesuvius
Torre Annunziata
Gulf of Naples
Java
Rome
Pius
Mt. Vesuvius
Boscotrecasé
Torre Annunniata
Torre del Crece
Three Men Arrested in Roxbury Gambling Bust
Three men named G. F. Adams Arthur Martin and J. I. Jones were arrested by Station 9 police on Holden Place Roxbury on a bullying charge after gambling implements were found on the fourth floor. Cards and chips were recovered.
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G. F., Adams
Arthur Martin
J. I. Jones
Station 9
Holden Place
Roxbury
Boston Bill Reconsideration Faces House Battle Today
Friends of the famous 12 o clock bill led by Boston leaders including Mayor Fitzgerald push in the House to reconsider Friday's defeat by nine votes. Ames plans the motion with strong belief among influential Boston citizens that the bill will become law. Interviews with business leaders and the mayor discuss the bill's effects and current conditions.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
United States
New York
Ames
Kerewith
Doctor Warns Parents About Severe Cold Risks
Pr Johns Medicine warns that common colds can worsen into pneumonia and consumption in vulnerable children, urging early care and medical evaluation for persistent respiratory symptoms.
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Pr. John
Proctor Surrenders Self on Larceny Charge in Campaign Gift Case
Robert G. Proctor private secretary to Senator Lodge surrendered at police headquarters after noon to face larceny charges stemming from a $225 campaign contribution alleged by John G. Bestgen during his bid for the U S consulship at Solingen Germany. Proctor posted a $500 bond and was released awaiting arraignment in court today.
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Proctor
Charles H. Innes
Mr. Innes
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Senator Lane
Reynolds
Washington
John G. Bestgen
Bestgen
Michael J. Dwyer
District Attorney’s Office
Daniel Lane
School
Beacon Streets
Innes
Robert G. Proctor
Senator Lodge
United States
Solingen
Ger
Boston and New Orleans clash as Boston Americans win and depart
Boston Americans secure a win at New Orleans and head to Louisville. Collins expresses optimism about landing a goal. Boston Nationals and Paterson game ends in a 112 inning tie in New Jersey. Tenney pledges exciting games at the South Had. New York Giants defeat Providence Eastern leaguers.
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Boston Americans
New Orleans
Louisville
Collins
Boston Nationals
Paterson
N. J
Tenney
New York Giants
Providence
Death of Oregon Bishop Benjamin W. Morris
PORYILAND Ore April 8 Benjamin W Morris Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church for the diocese of Oregon died today in Wellsborough Venn at age BU He was said to be the oldest bishop in the United States.
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James B. Reynolds
United States ‘Treasury
Matran
Poryiland
Ore
Benjamin W. Morris
Oregon
Ir Owe Ese
Wellsborough
United States
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