Dowie Split in Boston Causes Church Rift
In Zion Temple Boston the Zion City message declares Elder W D Gay no longer head of New England church with Conductor Savage named as successor. Half the congregation支持 Gay while the other half supports Savage. Gay denies sympathy with Dowie and weighs fighting back as Evangelist Griffiths denounces Voliva action.
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Zion Temple
Zion City
W. D. Gay
New England
Conductor Savage
Elder Gay
Dr. Dowie
Gay
Post
Dowie
Voliva
Savage
Evangelist Griffiths
New L Starr & Co Store Opens on Winter Street
A Boston retailer expands to 35 41 Winter street upgrading from Tremont row and Roxbury. The first floor features street and evening ladies wear including new Fritzi Scheff skirts, gowns, and ready to wear selections. Second floor houses waists, lingerie, and children's clothing with extensive house dresses and coordinated outfits.
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Boston
Tremont Row
Roxbury
Women’s
L. Starr & Co
Winter Street
Conrad Company
United Boston Unions Rally for Pacific Coast Relief
A wave of sympathy actions from Boston unions supports California disaster victims. The Boston Typographical Union allocates 10 000 as a loan program for printers in California cities, with 500 already donated and further measures urged to speed business resumption. Other unions donate cash or per diem funds and pledge additional aid.
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Pacific Coast
Boston Typographical Union
California
North America
Boston Brewery Workers’ Union
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
Tuttle
Boston Billers
Boston Theatrical Stage Employees' Union
San Francisco
Boston Theatre
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Boston Lodge of Machinists
Boston Newsboys’ Union
Boston Building Trades Council
Bartenders’ Union 77
Executive Committee
District Assembly 30
K. of L
Original
Brassworkers Unite In May Ball And Meetings In Boston
The Brassworkers Union 55 schedules its annual ball for May 2 at Paine Memorial Hall. New England union leaders meet in Providence with James Hill presiding and James H. Mellen addressing. Six hundred bakers plan unionizing at 45 Eliot Street. The District Assembly 30 K of L holds its quarterly convention with Thomas Cannong as guest. Jedgson Brass Co agrees wage hike from 2.50 to 2.75. Women's Trade Union League hosts its second annual reception at Paul Revere Hall.
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Brassworkers’ Union 55
Paine Memorial Hall
Ernest B. Connors
New England
Electrical Workers’ Unions
Boston Union 100
Providence
Boston
Iron Moulders’ Union 106
Caremakers’ Union 423
James Hill
Caremakers
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Iron Moulders’ Union
Eliot Street
K. of L
Thomas H. Cannong
Washington
Railroad Freight and Baggagemen’s Brotherhood of the
Boston & Maine
Jedgson Brass Company
Atlantic Avenue
Women’s Trade Union League
Paul Revere Hall
First swims of the year draw crowds at Charles River baths
Boys seized a warm day for an early dip with six or more enjoying Cambridge Charles River baths while others swam at Waltham where waters were notably warmer than elsewhere.
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Cambridge Charles River Baths
Waltham
Prices at High Level New York
Prices for basic life necessities rise in New York while wages stagnate. An analysis lists sixteen essential food items showing wholesale price increases over ten years. Rents have climbed and suburban moves add transportation costs, highlighting widening living costs despite national prosperity.
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New York
Local Fund Reaches 352 890 for San Francisco Sufferers
Contributions received by Kidder, Peabody & Co. total 352 890 by last evening with many more pledged by churches and groups statewide. A branch office opens at Old South Meeting House Washington and Milk streets receiving gifts 6 am to 7 pm. Funds deposited with Kidder, Peabody & Co. as treasurers. many individual and company names listed among donors.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
San Francisco
Old South Meeting House
Washington and
Milk Streets
Charity appeal spreads aid for San Francisco sufferers
A Boston effort circulates among Chinese residents to raise funds for San Francisco relief. The appeal notes small donations from impoverished individuals are as valuable as large subscriptions, emphasizing shared spirit and universal help. The translated message calls for everyone to contribute to the relief fund.
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Boston
San Francisco
Inscriptions and a Nickel Spark Mail Mystery
A folded slip bearing the message Please accept this. From a Friend. leads clerks at Kidder Peabody to a nickel rolling out during mail opening. The feminine hand suggests a woman's involvement and hints at an anonymous gift or note.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Chinese Aid Drive Launches in Lynn for San Francisco Victims
Massachusetts Chinese community groups unite to raise funds for San Francisco residents left destitute after the disaster. Bing Far Low, a Boston leader, spearheads the initial fundraising event in Lynn on Saturday night, urging widespread support from fellow countrymen.
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Massachusetts
San Francisco
Lynn
Bing Far Low
Boston Colony
Chinatown Relief Drive Collects in Boston Shops
Mayor Barney accompanied by volunteers visited Chinese laundry shops where each offered five dollars. Subscriptions are being collected by Boston’s Chinatown with papers awaiting signatures. Leaders include Bing Far Low and Wei Ying Low and groups such as the Chinese Association Merchants' Association Chinese Mission and others provide support. The Chinese lodge of Masons voted to raise funds from members. From the On Leong Tong Society, one member contributed.
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Boston
Chinatown
Bing Far Low
Wei Ying Low
Chinese Association
Merchants’ Association
The
Chinese Mission
Chinese Lodge of Masons
On Leong Tong Society
Letter urges clemency for Charles Tucker in death row case
A reader appeals to the Post editor, arguing against capital punishment when guilt is in doubt. The letter questions the state's guilt of Charles Tucker, urging executive clemency and mercy, claiming Tucker is innocent after a faithful trial review.
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Post
Old Bay
Charles Tucker
Such Weak Evidence Letter to the Editor Calls Tucker’s Innocence
A reader argues Tucker’s life should not be taken on weak evidence and urges Governor Guild to grant a chance to prove innocence. The letter requests publishing more evidence beyond papers to satisfy the public.
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Tucker
Governor Guild
Time Not Enough The Tucker Trial Verdict Debate
In a dated defense of Harold Tucker, H B H argues the defendant could not have committed the crime given the 12 o'clock timing. The notes and witness timelines suggest Mabel Page acted with time to leave, while the author asserts public sentiment misreads legal standards and calls for due process.
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Post
Tucker
Weston Bridge
Page
Mabel Page
Harold
Massachusetts Hospital
Boston
Fund Raised By Kidder Peabody Hit With A Donation
A secret body received a donation of $100 sent as part of a fund being gathered by Kidder Peabody and Co. The note indicates the contribution supports the ongoing collection without naming the contributor.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
All Star Benefit Draws Boston Theatre Crowd
A large line formed in the Boston Theatre lobby Saturday evening as ticket buyers secured seats for an all star benefit for San Francisco sufferers to be held tomorrow at 1 pm. Participants include Fay Templeton Victor Moore Eddie Foy Bertha Kalich Kellar Paul Valadon Andrew Mack Harold Hartsell Kittie Bingham May Belmont Ella Anderson Eldora the juggler and Marriott twins with three orchestras from the Hollis Boston and Majestic Theatres and Lawrence McCarty in charge.
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San Francisco
Fay Templeton
Victor Moore
McIntyre and Heath
Eddie Foy
Bertha Kalich
Kellar
Paul Valadon
Andrew Mack
Lafayette
Harold Hartsell
Bertha Knutwold
Empire Theatre
Kittie
If Circumstantial Evidence Is To Be Thrown Aside
The speaker defends Sir Tucker's fair trial and argues that circumstantial evidence can justify conviction. He contends jurors must convict on circumstantial proof or abolish jury trial, preferring judges alone to ensure law and justice. He asks for mercy, questioning what mercy Tucker deserves.
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the Post
Tucker
Tucker Ons
Uphold the Law Letter to the Editor Cites Public Safety
A reader urges strict enforcement of the law to protect pedestrians and maintain order. The letter warns that ignoring legal authority leads to anarchy and emphasizes community safety.
Life Equivalent For Life In Moral Debate
A political-legal argument contends that the death penalty is the universal standard for severe crimes and must be upheld as the highest penalty. The piece cites ancient and modern authority, asserting that without the death penalty society risks proportional justice. W. J. A.
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Governor Guild
Senate
America
Noah
Apostle
In Memoriam Services at Calvary Cemetery
Hundreds of relatives and friends attended memorial services yesterday afternoon in the mortuary chapel at Calvary Cemetery. The program included prayers, a sermon by Rev. John F. Cummins, and benediction of the blessed sacrament.
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Calvary Cemetery
John F. Cummins
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