Funeral plans for J Pierpont Morgan in New York
Final arrangements for J Pierpont Morgan's funeral set for tomorrow at St George's Church in Stuyvesant Square. Police closures, vehicle routes, and pedestrian options outlined to manage crowds. A massive candle sculpted by A Ajello & Brother will be placed at the base with a gold leaf coating and wax relief roses.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
St. George’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Stuyvesant Square
Funeral services for financier Mr Morgan at St George's
Rt Rev David H Greer and bishops Law rence and Brewster lead the rites at St George's Church for Mr Morgan. The body rests in his East Thirty sixth street library with a coffin draped by thousands of red roses and 5000 Richmond roses set to surround it at the service. Floral tributes include one from the Kings of Italy. Burial follows at Morgar vault in Hartford with private family attendance.
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David H. Greer
New York
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Chauncey B. Brewster
Connecticut
Karl Reiland
St. George's Church
Morgan
East Thirty-sixth Street
Richmond
St. George’s Church
Italy
Marquis Confaloneri
Washington
St. George's
Grand Central
Hartford
3000 Year Memorial Candle for Morgan Gift to Vatican
New York Italians plan a 16 foot high gold covered candle costing 1500 dollars to honor J Pierpont Morgan. The candle will be sent to the Vatican in Rome to burn on feast days as a memorial, offered by the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Jersey City. Father Ernest Montelleone lauds Morgan as a good, charitable, broad minded citizen.
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Morgan
A. Ajello & Brother
Twenty-fifth Street
Mr. Morgan
Paulo Restivo
Ajello
Vatican
New York
Rome
J.pierpont Morgan
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmela
Broadway
Giles Avenue
Jersey City
Ernest Montelleone
Strikers Defy Harvestor Co In Auburn Mill Stand
In Auburn New York yesterday a meeting of International Harvester twine mill strikers voted unanimously not to return to work despite management threats to ship the machinery to Neuss Germany. Company officers announced midnight plans to close if the mill remains idle after tomorrow's 7 o clock whistle.
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Auburn
N. Y
International Harvester Company
Europe
Neuss
Germany
Public Meeting In Roxbury Addresses Incinerator Site
A Ward 19 Democratic Club gathering on Terrace Street Roxbury will hear a reply from Elevated officials about alleged inadequate street service. Ambrose Woods Roger Scannell Jr and Parker Hill Improvement Association members push concerns over Halleck Street incinerator plans and Parker Hill fire fund transfers.
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Ward 19
Democratic Club
Terrace Street
Roxbury
Act
McInerney
Halleck Street
Ambrose Woods
Roger Scannell, Jr
Parker Hill
General Ojeda Evacuates Sieged Naco City
General Pedro Ojeda surrender led by United States border patrol ends five day siege at Naco Sonora. Federal garrison of 300 troopers faced State troops and suffered heavy casualties before surrender. Local border action occurs near Naco Arizona with U S forces involved.
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Naco
Ariz
Pedro Ojeda
Sonora
United States
Yaqui Indian Attack Forces Mexican Garrison Surrender
General Ojeda led federal troops resisting Yaqui fighters under General Obregon. At dawn the garrison across the border was overwhelmed, with about 200 dead reported. Ojeda fled toward the border as American troops aided, while Captain Figueroa and his men died defending the barracks.
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Alvaro Obregon
Ojeda
H. A. Sewarts
Ninth
United States Cavalry
Pence
Figueroa
General Ojeda
General Obregon
Sonora
Bersaglieri Stella d'Italia marks silver anniversary
The 25th anniversary banquet of Bersaglieri Stella d'Italia was held yesterday afternoon at 198 Hanover Street North End. Rain cancelled the parade. Committee members included Vito Tassone Patrick Troiano Salvatore Di Bello Santi Agostino Joseph Tommasi and toastmaster President Vito Tenore.
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Bersaglieri Stella d'Italia
Hanover Street
North End
Vito Tassone
Patrick Troiano
Salvatore di Bello
Santi Agostino
Joseph Tommasi
Vito Tenore
London Mob Howls at Militants in Hyde Park Rally
On April 13 in London a suffragette meeting in Hyde Park faced an angry crowd of anti-suffragists. The mob shouted down speakers and hurled missiles until police escorted the suffragettes from the park.
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London
Hyde Park
Riotous scenes as police break up suffragette meetings
Wild disorder at Wimbledon Common with a large police force protecting suffragettes at an open-air meeting. Speeches inaudible as the mob rioted and mounted officers charged repeatedly to rescue the women. A Hampstead Heath suffragette meeting was also dispersed.
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Wimbledon Common
Hampstead Heath
Telephone Operators Justified in Demands Says Minister
The Rev Frederick Elbridge Heath associate pastor of the Warren Avenue Baptist Church spoke at a Sunday service that telephone operators were justified in their demands on the telephone company He praised arbitration Mayor Fitzgerald and the Chamber of Commerce for trying to avert a strike He cited grievances including overtime pay scrutiny of the split trick and spying He urged changes in conditions before any settlement and criticized extreme wealth while supporting fair pay for workers
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Frederick Elbridge Heath
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Board of Arbitration
Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
Morgan
Telephone Company
King Alfonso narrowly escapes assassination amid Hopedale strike
Reports recount a dramatic day as King Alfonso faces an attempted weapon attack while labor unrest rages in Hopedale. Palmira Merolina leads striking workers pressing for fair wages, while police guard the royal procession and investigations tie the attacker to anarchist activity.
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Allegro
France
Barcelona
Madrid
Count Romanones
Alfonso
Morales
Paris
Loubet
Ferguson Sold to Vernon PCL Club
Cecil Ferguson a Memphis pitcher secured from the Boston Nationals last season has been sold to Vernon of the Pacific Coast league. Ferguson won nine and lost 18 games for Memphis last year. Price not stated.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cecil Ferguson
Boston Nationals
Vernon
Ferguson
New Haven Railroad Announces Delayed Trains Bulletin Rule
A new rule by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad requires public bulletins on any delay over 30 minutes and for injuries to be reported with names if possible. Information will be released via a special room at South station and available in major cities including New York, Providence, Hartford, Springfield, and Worcester.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
South Station
New York
Providence
Hartford
Springfield
Worcester
Five Cuban Customs Officials Arrested for Duty Fraud
Five Cuban customs employees were ordered arrested on charges of collusion with Spanish importers to undervalue goods mainly silks and buttons. The scheme defrauded the Cuban government of as much as 100000 dollars in duties with investigations suggesting losses could reach 500000 dollars.
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Havana
Dedicate New Reading Church Replacing Fire Destroyed Edifice
The Old South Methodist Society of Reading dedicated its new church yesterday to replace the structure burned on December 9, 1911. Impressive exercises marked the ceremony as members celebrated the completion and consecration of the replacement building.
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New Reading
Old South Methodist Society of Reading
Sermon Series Marks New Church Dedication
Three services were held with morning afternoon and evening addresses. Rev E E Hamilton rector of American University Washington delivered the morning address. Rev W Bowers former pastor now of Baker Memorial Church Dorchester gave the evening address. The new church, costing 35000 dollars, stands on the site of the old landmark building in northern Middlesex county.
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E. E. Hamilton
D. D
American University
Washington
W. Bowers
Baker Memorial Church
Dorchester
Middlesex County
Incendiary West Roxbury Stable Fire Augments Loss
Fire officials believe an incendiary blaze destroyed a vacant wooden stable at 677 Canterbury Street West Roxbury late last night. Two separate ground floor fires ignited the interior. total loss estimated at $500 as firemen fought the blaze.
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Canterbury Street
West Roxbury
Train victim identified Everett resident Archie Gilles
The man killed by the Portsmouth express near the Everett station Saturday night has been identified as Archie Gilles 40 of 5 Lewis Street Everett. He leaves three daughters and a son. He was employed by the Boston and Maine Railroad.
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Portsmouth Express
Boston
Everett Station
Archie Gilles
Lewis Street
Everett
Boston & Maine Railroad
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