Work Begins on Malden Universalist Church Foundation
Malden begins foundation work for a new Universalist church on the old Flatiron lot at Pleasant and Elm streets. Estimated cost exceeds $80,000 with completion about a year and a half away. The facility will seat 500 in the nave, 40 in the choir, and 600 in the Sunday school room, with basement space for a supper room and men’s club.
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Malden
Pleasant and
Elm Streets
Bell Rock
Elm
Pleasant
Weymouth
Indiana
Prince of Peace speech stirs audience at People's Temple
William Jennings Bryan spoke on The Prince of Peace at the People's Temple last evening. He urged religion as the basis for morality, opposed money gained by questionable methods, and urged compassion over profit, stressing that peaceful conduct and neighbor love settle disputes.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Prince of Peace
People’s Temple
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Prohibitionist Party
Bryan's New England Trip Delights His Supporters
William J. Bryan toured New England delivering lectures to cheering audiences amid Republican interest. He sparred with joke and anecdote on stages from New Hampshire to Vermont, sharing public speaking tips, quips about Col. Troup, and stories of radishes, mugs, and mugwumps while praising supporters and his wife as secretary on the road.
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William J. Bryan
New England
Bryan
New Hampshire
Vermont
Dartmouth
Jones
Smith
Bryan Party
Col. Troup
New Haven
Troup
Aid
Essex Junction
Colonel Bryan
Pocatello
Idaho
Norwich
N. H
Shakspere
United States
North Country
Lincoln
Connecticut
Mugwump
Gold Chain and Charm for John H. Coakley
Past President John H. Coakley of the Penny Aid Society in the Boston district received a gold chain and charm at the quarterly meeting in Dwight Hall. Members of the City Chaps and guests attended as gratitude for seven years of service in the executive chair. A program of readings and songs by Thomas Wilson, John Wilson, J. J. McCarthy, and William Kennedy followed.
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John H. Coakley
Penny Aid Society
Boston
Dwight Hall
City
Coakley
Fire destroys Newport paint and glass store
Fire swept Ralph R. Barker's wholesale paint and glass shop on Spring Street Newport Rhode Island causing about 10 000 dollars in damage. Firemen faced danger from alcohol tanks and inflammables but no explosions occurred and the loss was insured.
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Newport
R. I
Ralph R. Barker
Spring Street
Athol High School Group Heads on East Coast Tour
A 68 person party led by Nason Russell Company owner Mr E S Huse departed Saturday for a weeklong excursion to Norfolk Old Point Comfort Baltimore and Washington aboard a Merchants Miners steamer. The Athol High School graduating class is represented among the travelers with numerous listed participants.
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
Nason, Russell
Huse
Old Point
Comfort
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Athol High School
Webb R. Avery
Hazel Ashford
Helen Brewer
Grace Blackmar
George S. Bates
General Balcom
Athol
Polly Jane Clark
Middleboro
Ruth Chepman
Ernest L. Collins
Ruth Crawford
Raymond F. Drew
Harv .B. Drury
Viola Duncklee
Ose M
Fallon
Owen H. Foye
Elizabeth
Mabel’ Gannett
Lynn
Peary Faces Possible Abortive Polar Dash Over Funds
In New York on April 28 Commander Peary laments a shortfall of about $60 000 to finance a summer dash toward the North Pole. He hopes for public support, notes near completion of preparations on the Roosevelt, and says the public school program proposal pleases him but its logistics remain uncertain.
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New York
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Peary
Roosevelt
Peary Arctic Club
United States
Henry Parish
Wall Street
Fancy Costumes At Malden Whist Party
The Malden Social Whist Club held a gentlemen's night at Mrs. L. Lewers home. Ladies arrived in fancy costumes and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lewers Miss M. Cooper Mrs. P. T. Gowill Mrs. A. Cooper E. Bond Frank Barrett L. Murphy and M. Hanson. Guests came from Lynn Malden and Boston with a collation and music by Mrs. In Cobb.
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Malden
L. Lewers
Lewers
M. Cooper
P. T. Gowill
A. Cooper
E. Bond
Frank Barrett
L. Murphy
M. Hanson
Boston Gaelic School Reports Language Fund Donations
The Boston Gaelic School announces the Gaelic League of New England language fund totals from affiliated schools. Springfield sent 75 dollars, Worcester 50, Boston Gaelic 50, Brockton 0, Bridgeport 50, Waterbury 50, Holyoke 40, Providence 40, Randolph 30, Cambridge 26, with more to come. The hall at 1151 Washington Street hosts Sunday and Thursday Irish language and history sessions.
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Boston
Cambridge
Furnish your home free through Universal Coupons
Universal Coupons offer ten free coupons and an illustrated catalogue. Promoters list Boston and New England distributors including Universal Coal Co 56 Bromfield St Shapleigh Coffee Co Eastern Salt Co Logan & Johnson Baker Extract Bay State Milling Co Wingold Flour and others offering consumer premiums and exchangeable merchandise.
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Bromfield Street
Boston
New England
Universal Coal Co
Bromfield St
Shapleigh Coffee Co
Sterling
Victor
Eastern Salt Co
Dutchess
Logan & Johnson
Baker Extract Co
Bay State Milling Co
Wingold Flour
Paul Manufacturing Co
Cando
Whittemore Bros. & Co
J. P. x de Plummer
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Gale & Kent
Grace Canvas
Court Street
God
Christ
E. G. Phelps
England
Cleveland
Federal Penny Atfd Society
Castoria Heratants
Bears
North
Cluett
Cluett, Peabody
Arnow Coklan
Gaelic School Society
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