Malden Prepares for Dowty Rector Appointment
The Rev William E Dowty, assistant rector at Emmanuel Church Boston, has received a unanimous invitation to become rector of St Pauls Malden and acceptance is expected. He is a Fall River native 83, married with no children, educated in Fall River schools Harvard University 1897, taught languages, studied at Episcopal Theological School Cambridge and ordained in 1901 serving Emmanuel since.
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Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Fall River
Episcopal
Leighton Parks
D. D
Emmanuel
Wayside Club Completes Euchre Season in Cambridge
The Wayside Club of Cambridge, a group of 12 women who play euchre weekly all fall and winter for 12 years, closed the 1905 season with a card party and collation at Mrs. George W. Wheeler’s home on Clinton Street. Members include Mrs. William Beatty president, and other officers and players such as Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Ropes, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Tinkham, Mrs. Lucy Berry, Mrs. H. F. Smith, Mrs. A. Ix. Moores, Mrs. Mary Beatty, and Mrs. Wheeler.
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Wayside Club
Cambridge
George W. Wheeler
Clinton Street
William Beatty
William T. Warren
M. L. Ropes
Otis Chamberlain
Arthur Stewart
Henry Tinkham
Lucy Berry
H. F. Smith
A. Ix. Moores
Mary Beatty
No Raise Effort Fails in City Labor Pay Fight
Waltham April 27 The move to raise city laborers minimum to $2 per day ends in defeat as the aldermanic finance committee reports against the measure after considering the proposition.
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Waltham
Aldermanic Finance Committee
Rev Dr Dowse Dead at 91 Grand Old Man of Congregationalism
The Rev. Dr. Edmund Dowse died at Pilgrim Church parsonage in Sherborn aged 91 years 7 months and 10 days. He was longtime pastor of Pilgrim Church and the oldest Amherst College graduate, revered as the grand old man of Congregationalism in the United States.
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Sherborn
Edmund Dowse
United States
Pilgrim Church
Amherst College
Pilgrim Church Parsonage
Congregationalist Church
Passing of Dr Dowse Ends 65 Year Pilgrim Church Era
Dr Dowse, oldest settled pastor of the Congregational Denomination, led Pilgrim Church for 65 years. He was a Massachusetts senator for two terms and long chaplain of the state Senate, resigning years ago due to health. Native of Sherborn born Sept 17 1818 he was thrice married with seven children.
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Dr. Dowse
Congregational
Pilgrim
Massachusetts Senate
Sherborn
Benjamin
Thankful
Chamberlain) Dowse
Radcliffe Bazaar Opens To Raise Five Thousand For Cambridge Scholarship
The Radcliffe Bazaar opens today in the Cambridge college gym to raise five thousand dollars for a Cambridge girl’s scholarship. Cantabrigia Club leads the event with eleven committees and hosts from Boston and Cambridge. A 2 pm coaching parade features 60 children with decorated toy vehicles.
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Cambridge
Boston
Cambridge Society
W. B. Richardson
E. M. H. Merrill
Ray S. Wilder
Cantabrigia Club
Mrs Noble Acquitted After 12 Minute Jury Verdict
New York press story reports Mrs Josephine Leighton Noble acquitted in the Long Island City murder case of her husband John Paton Noble. The jury reached a verdict 12 minutes after being seated, finalizing the trial in Flushing.
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New York
Josephine Leighton Noble
John Paton Noble
Long Island City
Flushing
L.il
American Board special to carry officials to Seattle meeting
The American Board special train will depart Boston and New York on Friday September 8, traveling via Albany Buffalo Chicago and Minneapolis to the annual meeting in Seattle.
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The
Great Missionary Organization
Seattle
Boston
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Brother Lost in Australia Sought by Sister in Scituate
Amos Stowe left Scituate 45 years ago for Wagga Wagga New South Wales where he worked on a sheep run. His sister Emily Stowe hopes for news by this notice. He is about 62, sandy complexion, blue eyes, 5 feet 8 inches, with all fingers on one hand missing. Family property may be involved.
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Amos Stowe
Scituate
Wagga Wagga
New South Wales
Emily Stowe
Australia
Miss Stowe
Pope Pius X Receives 75 Americans in Rome Audience
In Rome on April 27 Pope Pius X welcomed 75 American visitors in a private audience. Mer. W. G. Murphy presented the group from the American College at Rome. Included were Fathers Reilly and Dover of Boston. The Pope offered his blessing and gratitude for the visit.
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Pope Pius X
Mer. W. G. Murphy
American College At
Fathers Reilly
Dover
Boston
Boston Young Women's Christian Association Home Circle Entertainment
Last evening a musical entertainment was held at the Boston YWCA for its Home Circle for domestics and office girls. About one hundred attendees with friends attended the event.
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Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Bashful Love Interests
A 17 year old asks how to win a bashful 20 year old and two readers seek guidance. The first letter urges gradual advancement from casual greetings to an invitation, while the second asks if she should initiate contact with a man she sees regularly. The response emphasizes mutual attraction and letting the man pursue the introduction.
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Miss Champagne
Morning Post
Emmons to Oversee Boston Police Listing Duty
Judge Emmons will chair the transition as he assumes immediate charge of Boston police listing. Colonel Cole, his successor, will oversee the change while Deputy Superintendent Coulter directs clerks at Station 16 for the listing work beginning May 1 and due by June 15.
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Judge Emmons
Board of Police Commissioners
Boston
Colonel Cole
Curtis
Police Department
Board of Elections
Emmons
Coulter
Station 16
Admiral Schley Reports Sighting Unknown Wreck at Sea
Captain Jansen of the fruit steamer Admiral Schley, arriving from Jamaica, reported sighting a ship’s upright mast about 31 N 72.80 W near Brunswick, Georgia. No identification was possible for the vessel, and its fate remains unknown.
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Admiral Schley
Long Wharf
Jamaica
Brunswick
Hearst Loses Bid to Block City Light Bills
William R. Hearst’s motion in New York State Supreme Court to stop payment of city lighting bills totaling 1.2 million dollars was denied by Justice Kelly. The action targeted Mayor Mc Clellan City Comptroller Grant and City Chamberlain Keenan. The decision was delivered in Brooklyn.
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New York
William R. Hearst
New York State Supreme Court
McClellan
City Comptroller
Grant
Chamberlain Keenan
Justice Kelly
Brooklyn
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