Bay State Episcopalians Convene Here Tomorrow
The 123rd annual Episcopal convention of the diocese of Massachusetts opens tomorrow at Trinity Church and chapel with Rev. William Harman Van Allen delivering the opening address. Bishop William Lawrence will give his 14th annual address in the afternoon as delegates sit for reports, committees, and discussions on rectory taxation and potential cathedral plans. The first session starts at 9:30 a.m. and continues through the day.
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Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trinity Church and Chapel
William Harman van Allen
Church of the Advent
Trinity Chapel
William Lawrence
Parfish House
Gold Lure for 4000 Mile Trip
A. W. Tucker and H. J. Cowan of Boston and P. Bartlett of Maine departed yesterday on a 4000 mile exploring and prospecting journey through Canada and Alaska. Each participant pays own way, hoping fur sales and potential gold finds will cover costs. Tucker leads the party, Cowan handles art and photography, Bartlett serves as woodsman and helper.
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A. W. Tucker
H. J. Cowan
Boston
P. Bartlett
Maine
Canada
Alaska
Tucker
Cowan
Bartlett
Mrs Louise Colon Arrested in Scranton Bail Jump Case
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 27 Louise Colon wife of New York contractor George Colon was arrested after her husband trailed her to the city. She had jumped bail in a New York statutory case involving actor Harry La Marr. Colon obtained an arrest warrant to bring her to trial and took their five year old child.
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Scranton
Penn
Louise Colon
George Colon
New York
Harry la Marr
Colon
la Marr
Newcomb
Eleven Die in Italian Submarine Foca Explosion
Naples reports eleven men killed and eleven injured when the Italian submarine Foca exploded yesterday. The American gunboat Scorpion, nine feet away, sustained no damage as launches aided refloating the Foca. Lt. Cmdr. George W. Logan of the Scorpion offered condolences to the Italian marine department.
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Naples
Foca
Scorpion
George W. Logan
Department of Marine
Bulb Shaped Egg Draws Attention From Arlington Heights
A bulb shaped egg was brought to the Post by A. M. Griffin of Arlington Heights who received it along with others from C. W. Wood of West Brookfield. One end of the egg features a bulb like projection.
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Post
A. M. Griffin
Arlington Heights
C. W. Wood
West Brookfield
Catholic Sailors Club to stage vaudeville at Lyceum Hall
The Catholic Sailors' Club of East Boston plans a vaudeville show and dance at Lyceum Hall tomorrow night. Performances include female impersonations by Walter Grady, a Teddy-bear dance by Miss Julia Fitzsibbons, pantomime by Miss Alice Burke, and a sketch by ex-Representative John J. Douglass. Direction is by club officers led by President Mrs. Sara A. Hodnett.
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Catholic Sailors' Club
East Boston
Lyceum Hall
Walter Grady
Julia Fitzsibbons
Alice Burke
John J. Douglass
Sara A. Hodnett
Shift of Court Clerks Likely
A reorganization of the United States Circuit Court clerk’s office follows the resignation of deputy clerk Mrs. Lillian C. Tucker and sister Miss Edith G. Rollins. Clerk Alexander H. Trowbridge, long in conflict with Tucker, is said to be removed. General Charles K. Darling may take charge temporarily while judges decide. A movement to reinstate Mrs. Tucker is under discussion among leading Boston lawyers and the Boston Bar Association.
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United States Circuit Court
Lillian C. Tucker
Edith G. Rollins
Alexander H. Trowbridge
Tucker
Charles K. Darling
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston Bar Association
Trowbridge
Rogers
JL. C. Tucker
Funeral for Publisher Collier Draws 3000 to St Patrick’s
Funeral services for Peter F. Collier who died suddenly last week were held at St Patrick’s Cathedral New York today. About 3000 people attended including 800 Collier firm employees serving as a guard of honor as the body entered the cathedral.
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New York
Peter F. Collier
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Collier Firm
Weds While Wealthy Parents Think Her Attending School
Frieda Converse twenty, daughter of M M Converse a Medford rubber shoe maker, married Frank Rufus Goodell a salesman in Pawtucket while expected to be in Boston school. They obtained a license and wed by Rev Frank Appleton Trinity Church. She lives at 37 Forest street awaiting husband. Mrs Goodell graduated Medford High School in 1906.
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Medford
Frieda Converse
M. M. Converse
Pawtucket
Frank Rufus Goodell
Boston
Forest Street
Business College
Goodell
Frank Appleton
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
May Posipone Boyles Trial delayed in Mercer County
Mercer Pennsylvania April 27 following court adjournment there is a chance the trial of James F T Boyle the Whitla abductor will not be reached by Friday Mercer county authorities doubt detectives will secure material evidence against Mrs Boyle who denied incriminating stories and challenged the detectives readiness for trial
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Mercer
Penn
James FT. Boyle
Whitla
Mercer County
Boyle
Henry E Strout recalls long railroad career and Civil War service
The Stoughton man, now in his nineties, recounts starting as a brakeman in 1860 on the Boston and Providence line, serving in the Fourth Massachusetts, and facing battles under General Banks. He reflects on early smoking cars and his enduring union affiliations with the G A R and railway conductors.
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New York
Post 72
Stoughton
New England Division 157
Order of Railway Conductors
Strout
General Banks
Red Hiver
Camp Bisland
Turekey Bend
Port Hudson
Ambulance Corps
New Bedford
Boston
Providence
Deaf and Dumb Girl His Bride
In Spencer on April 27 Felix Snay, 19, married Rhoda Mousette, 18, a deaf mute, after she ran away from Marlboro. The couple wed in Spencer with Rev. A A Lamay. Mousette family had lived in Spencer then Marlboro. Mother warned of possible misunderstandings and planned to seek parental forgiveness in Marlboro with the couple.
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Spencer
Rhoda Mousette
Felix Snay
Marlboro
A. A. Lamay
Mousette
Sothern and Marlowe Come to Boston Theater
The Majestic announces F E Sothern and Julia Marlowe will perform in Hamlet at the Boston venue with two appearances on May 22 and May 29. The engagement features a varied repertoire including Lord Dundreary If I Were King Richelieu and a gala New York opening to follow.
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Majestic Theatre
F E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Hamlet
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Academy of Music
New York
Boston
The
Majestic
King
Richelieu
Lord Dundreary
Peeping Tom Reappears Near Police Station Area
After six months the so called peeping Tom returns to Waltham, focusing on lower Pond street near the police station. He has been seen at night in the area during the past week.
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Waltham
Lower Pond Street
St Regis Hotel Sets Standard for Homelike Luxury in New York
The St Regis on Fifth Avenue at Fifty Fifth Street offers hotel living with home comforts. Guests may entertaining friends, enjoy famed cuisine, and access private baths. Room rates start at $3 to $4 daily for a single room, $5 for private bath, and $12 daily for a parlor suite.
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St. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Fifty Fifth Street
New York City
America
Metropolis
The
Europe
St Regis
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Henry E. Strout
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Marlowe
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IlVult Mason
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