Deaf mutes form interdenominational Boston church
The Evangelical Alliance announces a new interdenominational church for deaf mutes in Boston. A petition from the Boston Deaf Mute Society, aided by 80 signers, led to this plan. Rev. E Clayton Wyand, deaf yet articulate, will preach in sign language at 10 30 each Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with approval from allied local ministers. The sub committee supervising the work includes W H H Bryant Edgar I Rhodes George E Taylor Edwin S Woodbury and Rev Duncan A MacPhie.
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Boston
Evangelical Alliance
Boston Deaf Mute Society
Tremont Temple
Alliance
E. Clayton Wyand
Gallaudet National College For Deaf Mutes
Washington, D. C
First Presbyterian Church of
A. Ek. MacLennan
Wyand
Keedysville
W. H. H. Bryant
Edgar I. Rhodes
Miners Likely to Sign Terms in Philadelphia Pact
The tri district convention of the anthracite mine workers met in Scranton and adjourned to tomorrow to present the committee’s report on a proposed three year renewal. The key issue is President Lewis’s stance on signing an agreement not recognizing the union. The terms include wage parity with the strike commission, union dues at collieries, grievance appeals, and uniform pay statements.
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Scranton
Penn
Philadelphia
Committee of Seven
Lewis
Strike Commission
Conciliation Board
Bancroft's Groton Dairy Praised by State Board
State Board of Health commends General William A. Bancroft's dairy at Groton after two inspections. Only 41.88 percent of dairies passed that month. Bancroft's received praise for healthful and sanitary operations. Also noted were Groton dairies of James Lawrence and William A. Peabody.
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William A. Bancroft
Groton
State Board of Health
State Board
Bancroft
James Lawrence
William A. Peabody
Urge Change in Church Hymnal Prominent Clergy Debate
New York April 27 Prominent churchmen from across the country attend the seventh annual conference of United States church clubs in Synod Hall. The principal business is church music and revising the Episcopal hymnal. A resolution urges revision and enrichment of the hymnal. Robert H Gardiner of Maine pushes layman mobilization and a world conference. Portland Maine chosen for the next meeting site.
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New York
Church Clubs of
United States
Synod Hall
Robert H. Gardiner
Maine
Portland
Miner James I Jordan Fined for Carrying Loaded Revolver
James I. Jordan of Harrisburg Pennsylvan ia was fined 25 dollars for carrying a loaded revolver. He bailed himself out Monday night with 25 dollars from a roll totaling 5800 dollars claiming he carried the weapon to protect his money. At the station house he showed a 1000 dollar bill.
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James I. Jordan
Harrisburg
Penn
Jordan
Conried's Body to Be Brought to New York
Hein rich Conried former director of the Metropolitan Opera House in New York died in Meran Austria of apoplexy after failing to regain consciousness. No decision yet on the shipping date for his remains to New York.
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Conried
New York
Meran
Austria
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Mother claims lost daughter in New York abduction case
Mrs Frank W Gallagher of Boston arrives with her missing daughter Agatha Pickard sixteen who was found roaming Mott Street Chinatown. Agatha says Grace West of New York invited her to visit and sing in music halls to raise funds. Grace West is held on abduction charges awaiting bail.
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New York
Frank W. Gallagher
Boston
Agatha Pickard
Chinatown
Grace West
Stepfather Denies Agatha Pickard In New York
Frank W. Gallagher of 3 Quincy Place Roxbury told a Post reporter that Agatha Pickard has not been in New York. He said she has been in East Dedham for two weeks and that they plan to move there. He identifies himself as a travelling salesman and demands the stories stop.
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Frank W. Gallagher
Quincy Place
Roxbury
Agatha Pickard
Post
New York
East Dedham
Frank Gallagher
New Gretna Green Exists in Maine
Bath Maine April 27 Non residents may now marry quickly as the Maine Legislature amended Chapter 61 of the Revised Statutes. Non residents may enter record intentions and receive a marriage certificate the same day if a willing clergyman or justice of the peace is found, before leaving by the next train. Residents still must observe the five day prior recording rule.
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Bath
Alaska Schooner Reaches Safe Anchorage After Harsh Hyannis Wake
The schooner Alaska, after lose control from broken wheel ropes, anchored dangerously near Great Rock in Hyannis Harbor yesterday. Today she was maneuvered to a safe anchorage at high tide with crews report.
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Hyannis
Alaska
Great Rock
Hyannis Harbor
Manager D I Bernard resigns from Frank Ferdinand Inc
Mr. D I Bernard resigns as Manager and buyer of Frank Ferdinand Inc, effective in a few days. He thanks friends for courtesies during his Boston stay and returns to Wise Smith & Co in Hartford, Connecticut.
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D. I. Bernard
Frank Ferdinand, Inc
Judge Overrules New Trial in Cooper Murder Case
Nashville judge overruled the motion for a new trial in the Cooper murder case and an appeal was filed to the Tennessee Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Hart
Cooper
Tennessee Supreme Court
Cochituate Water Supply Cut Off Over Micro Organisms
Boston faces interruption ofLake Cochituate water as micro organisms contaminate the supply. Chief engineer says reactivation possible with costly filtration. Officials note taste complaints and high chlorine levels while cemetery sites on the watershed raise Filtration and elimination debates led by William Bailie.
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Cochituate
Boston
Metropolitan
Dexter Brackett
Metropolitan Water Works
State Board of Health
Hannon
Finance Commission
Lake Cochituate
Wachusett Reservoir
William Bailie
Bailie
Dead Officer's Dog Keeps Lonely Vigil
In Worcester on April 27 Prince, the Scotch collie of Police Officer Silas Hemingway who was killed in a run away, keeps a mournful vigil on the doorstep. The dog spends the day on the step, refuses food, and waits for his master as he did during midnight watches at police headquarters.
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Worcester
Silas Hemingway
Prince
Fitton Dramatic Club to Present A Celebrated Case
The Fitton Dramatic Club linked to the Church of the Holy Redeemer East Toston will stage Sheridan’s drama A Celebrated Case next Tuesday in Fitton Hall East Boston. Arthur Travers and Miss Caroline FE Hines lead a 20 member cast with John J. Douglas directing rehearsals.
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Fitton Dramatic Club
Church of the Holy Redeemer
East Toston
Sheridan
Fitton Hall
East Boston
Arthur Travers
Caroline FE. Hines
John J. Douglas
Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert Calls at Catanta
The British royal yacht Victoria and Albert arrives at Catanta Sicily on April 27 with the King and Queen of England and the Dowager Empress of Russia aboard.
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Catanta
Sicily
England
Russia
Dogs Vanish in Dorchester Owners Seek Boston Terriers
Two prized Boston terriers named Albe Miller and Bessie Buster, owned by Harry Miller of 72 Dudley Street Dorchester, disappeared on April 16. The dogs were high quality descendants with award winning lineage, once valued at $1900, now past breeding age and kept as pets.
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Albe Miller
Bessie Buster
Boston
Harry Miller
Dudley Street
Dorchester
J. Pierpont Morgan
Captain Parker
Chauncy Boy
Lady Cracksman
Chauncey Maid
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Miller
Bessie Luster
Boston Terriers
Roosevelts Bag A Couple More On Hunting Trip
Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit recover from travel and begin another hunting foray at the Athi River Pease ranch. They bagged a giant gazelle and a hartebeest as they sort baggage and plan extended trips this week.
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Nathubi
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Kapiti Plains
Sir Alfred Pease
Athi River
J. Alden Loring
Mejor Mearns
Kapiti Station
Pease Ranch
Roosevelt
Gloucester Council Rejects Pony Express Licenses in No-License Year
Gloucester officials vote 3 to 2 against granting any pony express licenses as the coming no license year begins Friday.
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Gloucester
Amniciee Council
Police Hunt Liners Sharps on Kaiser Wilhelm II
Hoboken police chased three alleged card sharps after a wireless tip from aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. They were taken to Hoboken HQ but released when no complainant appeared. A passenger reportedly lost a large sum in a card game with the suspects amid ongoing rumors of further losses aboard.
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New York
Hoboken
Coeppers
Police to Begin Listing of Male City Residents
Starting Saturday at 10 a.m. a corps of 100 police officers will canvass the city to list male residents under the supervision of the listing board at police headquarters.
Four Die in Sawmill Boiler Explosion at Kerrick
Four workmen died and five were seriously injured when a boiler exploded at the Ole Grath and Hogan sawmill in Kerrick Minnesota. The blast tore the mill to pieces.
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Kerrick, Minn
Ole Grath & Hogan
Will Fight for Clifford Cash in Probate Case
Mary Mehegan of St. Louis filed in Probate Court to establish her heir rights to the estate of Eugene Clifford, Hanover Street businessman. Clifford left his widow property worth about 65000 dollars. after her death several Boston nephews and nieces sought administration as next of kin. Mehegan claims to be a niece and will appear in court today.
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Eugene Clifford
Hanover Street
Mary Mehegan
St. Louis
Clifford
Textile Exhibit Opens Today For Cotton Manufacturers
Members of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers gather at Talbot Tall Mechanics' Building for an exhibit of automatic machine devices aimed at reducing labor costs and saving time and material in textile mill production. The exhibition is under the Textile Exhibitors' Association.
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National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Talbot Tall
Mechanics’ Building
The
Textile Exhibitors’ Association
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Cure
Advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a strong scalp remedy using Resorcin, Beta Napthol, Pilocarpia, and alcohol to destroy germs and restore natural hair color. Claims to cure dandruff and baldness if roots retain vitality, with a money back guarantee and two sizes 50c and 1.00 from The Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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Brooklyn
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Marcey Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Gallagher
Dedham
New Gretna Green
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Royalty
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Roosevelts
Pony Express
Police Hunt
Sharps
New England
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Will
Clifford Cash
Orrine
Orrine CO
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