Death warned pastor Charles A. Crane premonitions noted
Friends of Dr. Charles A. Crane pastor of the People's Temple say he foretold his own death weeks before his passing. They recall his remarks at the April conference and his final sermon in which he spoke of going home and choosing pallbearers and hymns for his funeral in advance.
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Charles A. Crane
The
People's Temple
Crane
M. E. Church
G. S. Butters
Butters
Willey
Funeral of Dr Crane Revered Pastor Laid to Rest in Boston
Hundreds gather at the People's Temple as the body of Rev. Dr. Charles A. Crane lies in state. A large roll call of Methodist ministers, Prohibitionists, and local church groups attend the service conducted by Rev. Dr. John Galbraith with a benediction by Bishop W. F. Mallaley. Interment follows at Forest Hills Cemetery. Floral tributes from congregations and organizations fill the space between altar and pulpit as the church plans interim pulpit supply.
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Charles A. Crane
People’s Temple
Greater Boston
New England
Dr. Crane
Sons of Veterans Camp
Crane
Temple
C. P. Pledger
Egleston Square M. E
Arbuckle
Mansfield
Drew
Palmer
Boston
John Galbraith
G. S. Butters
W. F. Malla- Hey
Galbraith
W. E. Frail
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dr. Galbraith
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Saratoga Street
M. E
King’s Daughters
Society For Christian Endeavor
Sons of Veterans’ Camp
Rival Cambridge neighbors vie for top Team Drivers post
Cambridge figures Cornelius P. Shea and Daniel J. Tobin lead the race for international president at the fifth annual International Brotherhood of Team Drivers convention in Boston. Delegates, amid secret sessions and a proposed per capita tax hike, anticipate a close vote and influence on future union structure.
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John F. Fitzgerald
International Brotherhood of Team Drivers
Paine Memorial Hall
Fitzgerald
William Berwin
Aldermen
Employers’ Association
International Brotherhood
Cornelius P. Shea
Daniel J. Tobin
Cambridge
Shea
Teamsters Brotherhood
Boston Union 25
McNally
New York
Rooney
Chi
Boston
Monitor
Wonderland
Revere
J. A. Gorman
Massachusetts Federation of State
Buckley Believed Alive After Spine Break in East Cambridge
Daniel J. Buckley of 150 Bridge Street, East Cambridge, fell Saturday night and fractured his spine. Doctors at Cambridge Relief Hospital report the spine is broken through but Buckley remains alive and in stable condition.
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Daniel J. Buckley
Bridge Street
Cambridge
Greer Strives for Form Ahead of National Regatta
Worcester Aug. 6 Frank Greer of Boston is said to be in good health but not in championship form for the national regatta in Philadelphia. He faces overcoming last year’s setback with coach Jim Ten Eyck noting flaws in watermanship when Greer trains alone. Greer plans to compete creditably despite the tight preparation window.
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Worcester
Frank Greer
Boston
Philadelphia
Jim Ten Eyck
Ten Eyck
Greer
Staging Accident Kills Painter at Chelsea Home
While painting a house at 828 Broadway Chelsea the staging broke causing Charles Craig 38 to fall eighty feet. He suffered a crushed skull multiple fractures and internal injuries.
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Broadway
Chelsea
Charles Craig
Craig
Pawtucket Manufacturer President Albert Littlefield Dies on Train
Albert Littlefield president of Littlefield Manufacturing Company died suddenly on a train arriving in Albany from Saranac Lake at 5 am. Nurse James Finnegan detained with $1198 in his possession as coroner investigates conflicting stories. Littlefield, born 1863 in Pawtucket, son of a former Rhode Island governor, had TB and left for Albany with his widow.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Albert Littlefield
Littlefield Manufacturing Company
Albany
Saranac Lake
James J. Finnegan
Littlefield
Saranac
Rhode Island
More Names Suggested for New Bridge Over Charles
Letters to the Cambridge Bridge column propose varied names for the new Charles River span linking Cambridge and Boston. Suggestions include West Boston Bridge Elm Bridge University Bridge Lincoln Bridge Sewell Bridge and a few others with historical or local resonance.
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Charles
the Charles
Cambridge
Boston Bridge
Cambridge Bridge
Boston
Cambridge Street
Devonshire Street
New Bridge
Lincoln Bridge
Sewell Bridge
Lowell
J. F. Kennedy
Strenuous Day for Men of Seventh and Ninth Regiments
Framingham Aug 6 After a long day the Hights and Ninth Regiments rested taps. Captain Robert C. Davis of the Seventh US Infantry praised their drill and planned tougher maneuvers tomorrow including post duty and sentry lines. Camp sanitation drew attention as officials consider an inquiry for past conditions.
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Camp
Framingham
Robert C. Davis
Seventh
United States Infantry
Eighth
Ninth
Davis
Pew
Donovan
Guild
Charles M. Foster
Cambridge
Ralph M. Smith
Worcester Girl Agnes Leonard Missing Since July Fifteenth
Agnes P. Leonard, 17, of Nixon Avenue Worcester has been missing from her home since July 15. Her mother fears foul play or detention against her will, as Agnes has not returned and had no known suitors. She previously worked at a local department store.
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Worcester
Agnes P. Leonard
Nixon Avenue
Agnes
Peeping Tom Outran Waltham Policeman
In Waltham on August 6 a Peeping Tom sought to peer into a Chester avenue house window. He fled when pursued by Officer de Gode, eluding capture as he escaped into the night.
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Waltham
Chester Avenue
Offier Tully
God
Doan's Kidney Pills Tamed Boston Kidney Ailments
Boston resident Thomas Finnigan testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his frequent kidney secretions and scalding sensation. He recommends the remedy, cites others with similar results, and endorses Doan's as the named product. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY official sale agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Dean
Boston
Thomas Finnigan
Orleans Street
Mass
Doan
Fire destroys frames and art materials at Washington Street shop
A basement fire at 51 and 53 Washington Street North, home to L J Seegel & Co, caused $590 in stock loss and similar damage to the building owned by the Woodruff estate. Nine crates of new frames had just been stored in the basement before the blaze. The blaze was spotted at 1 40 yesterday afternoon by a passing teamster.
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Washington Street North
L. J. Seegel & Co
Woodruff Estate
Seegel Concern
Hough's Neck Steamer Delights Harbor Visitors
On sultry days the Bay Line steamer from 400 Atlantic Avenue near Rowe's wharf offers five daily trips to Hough's Neck Weymouth and Quincy. The trip costs a nominal fee and includes side outings to Nantasket Point and beach attractions.
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Hough’s Neck
Weymouth
Quincy
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe’s Wharf
Hough's Neck
Nantasket Point
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Committee On Rules
Thomas L. Hughes
Chicago
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Buckley
George Washington
Chambers Street
University Bridge
Eva Hughes
Squires Street
Charles River
William
John J. Williams
South
Wile
Jaynes
Riker
Riker’s
Loeise
Ds Jaynes
R. R
Jaynes Drug Stores
Riker 2 Son Co
N. Y
Ry Os
James P. Parker
Massachusetts Militia
George H. Culler
Eighth Regiment
Bernard J. McCarren
D. P. Sullivan
Co. C
Christopher
Agnes Leonard
Nature
Seeger’s
Hough’s Neck Steamer
Pabst
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
L. Speidel & Co
Sleeper St
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