Funeral Arrangements of the Noted Presbyterian Divine
Arrangements completed for the funeral of Dr. T DeWitt Talmage in Philadelphia the services to be simple with short addresses by colleagues. The funeral from the Church of the Covenant on Tuesday at 4 p m and burial follows Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Aington
Sersees
T. DeWitt Talmaze
Church of the Covenant
Dr. Talmage
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Dr Talmage Easter Sermon Last Word of Death Victory
The Easter sermon by the late Dr Talmage, famed Presbyterian divine, delivered on Master Sunday 199% and revived from his final writings, extols Christ’s resurrection as decisive victory over death. It paints death as a defeated foe, with Christ leading the risen dead and celestial hosts to ultimate triumph, while noting Easter’s enduring cultural marks.
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Dr. Talmage
Washington
Talmage
Tile
March
Christ
Open War Between Miles and Secretary Root Rages in Washington
Washington April 13. The clash between Lieutenant General Miles and Secretary Root intensifies as moves toward retirement unfold. Roosevelt, urged by allies, weighs ethical grounds, while talks surface of Brooke and Miles successors amid discuss of Taft’s Rome mission and church dealings in the Philippines.
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Leutenant
Cleveland
Miles
White House
Roosevelt
Root
Genera ‘Miller
Ord
Noyes
Brooke
MwWes
M. B. Young
Chaffee
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Philippine
Acquittal for Major Waller in Samar killings court-martial
Manila April 13 Major Littleton W T Waller of the Marine Corps was acquitted by an 11 to 2 verdict in a court martial on charges of killing natives on Samar without trial. He testified that General Smith ordered him to kill and burn and that he was carrying out orders. The rumor ties the case to General Smith.
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Jacob H. Smith
Waller
Samar
Ohio
Kentucky
Manila
Littleton W. T Waller
Marine Corps
General Smith
Smith Faces Court Martial For Orders Described By Waller
Smith will be court martialled over the orders cited by Waller. The proceedings will examine the actions and authority behind the controversial directives.
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Smith
Waller
Burden Now On Smith in Waller Acquittal Probe
Senor Sixto Lopez questioned the dispatch read at Fiske Warren's residence about Major Waller's acquittal. He said, I do not understand it, as the inquiry continued in the seventh column.
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Senor
Sixto Lopez
Fiske Warren
Major Waller
Horse Show Opens in Mechanics Hall Amid High Expectations
Today the city welcomes a premier horse show with record entries and top bidders Thomsas W Lawson and Ben Jordan enter more horses than ever before as Mechanics Hall is prepared with brilliant red decorations and meticulous ring setup The Algonquin Club luncheon honored officials and press with dozens of names listed as attendees and participants.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Thomsas W. Lawson
Ben.d. Jordan
Algonquin Club
John &. Thayer
Samuel D. Parker
Bryce J. Allan
Francis Peabody, Jr
Eben K. Jordan
Gordon Prince
Oliver Ames
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Nathaniel Thayer
Bayard Thayer
Edward Gray, Jr
Harry Russell
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Gerard Bement
F. Blackwood Fay
George Sargent
Harry Illsley
Francis Eaton
Frank Cushman
W. I.hill
Clark
Peter F. Kelly
Albert C. Hall
John Shepard
T. Stotesbury
A. S. Bigelow
Chester W. Lasell
Lemuel G. Trott
C. A. Chandler
Lester H. Howard
Plaskett
Newton Officers Battle Mob in Infuriated Crowds
Newton officers Sergeant Purcell and Patrolman Dearborn fought back a hostile mob of over 200 in Nonantum square as they attempted to arrest Joseph Thomas for disturbance and assault on an officer. The clash left officers bruised and their uniforms torn, with Thomas also hurt and later arraigned in Municipal Court.
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Newton
Purcell
Wade E. Dearborn
Nonantum Square
Joseph Thomas
Dearborn
Thomas
Boston
Washington Street
Station 1
Sergeant Purcell
Fred Purcell
W. G. Bosworth
Utley
Kennedy
Giles Tarbox
Wonantum Square
Richard Goode
Frederick Street
Newtonville
Robbery in Cambridge Miss Campbell home
Early yesterday in Cambridge at 176 Massachusetts Avenue intruders stole nearly $1000 in goods while the family was away. Agnes Magee the housekeeper lost $608 in cash a $60 diamond ring a $150 item a $15 item a gold watch and chain and a $20 diamond stick pin. The proprietor missed a long black seal pocket book containing 46 and a diamond stick pin valued at $75.
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Campbell
Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
Agnes Magee
Buggy Struck by Electric Car in Cambridge Crash
Mr and Mrs Salvatore Russo of 28 Medford Street Somerville were struck by an electric car last evening at Appian Way and Garden Street Cambridge. They were knocked to the ground. the carriage was demolished. He suffered facial and body injuries. she had a bad leg cut and other severe injuries.
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Salvator Russo
Medford Street
Somerville
Appian Way
Garden Street
Cambridge
Boston and region forecast mild mix for early week
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Monday fair skies. Tuesday brings partly cloudy to probably fair conditions with westerly winds. New England and Eastern New York expect fair weather on Money and Tuesday with diminishing northwest winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
New England
New York
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