Jail Terms Threat for Joy Riders in Hamilton
Hamilton, Aug 11. Police to begin campaign against road burning as joy riders speed through town. Jail terms await violators. driver of car 24758, alleged to be owned by George L. Thomas, faces charges after colliding with two teams and injuring officers’ daughters. Others involved in collisions with a Hamilton officer and Mrs. Gardner’s car are under scrutiny. intoxicated driving may bring warrants. Speed limits to be enforced. Ipswich liquor sources blamed for reckless driving.
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Hamilton
S. E. McGlauflin
Police Department
George L. Thomas
Hamilton Street
Dorchester
Frank Bracy
Byfield
A. P. Gardner
Wenham
Gardner
Sagamore Farm
McGlauflin
Ipswich
Smith and McGlauflin
Foss Said 10 Favor Barnes Appoint East Boston Judge
Governor Foss plans to appoint to the East Boston police court this week and is weighing Judge Joseph H. Barnes a Republican with 13 years as associate justice. Barnes has strong community endorsements while at least 15 other candidates vie for the vacancy.
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Foss
East Boston
Joseph H. Barnes
Barnes
Seely quadruplets keep incubator home in Boston
The Seely quadruplets, pink ribboned and nearly bald, remain in their glass incubator in Boston for six more weeks. Nurse Rimmer notes eye color and future traits are undetermined, while the tiny hands and heads fit in a coffee cup, and the babies celebrated seven days with a brisk protest.
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Dorchester Cottage Hospital
Rimmer
Boston
Stokes Now Well After Wounds and Escape to Kentucky
W. E. D. Stokes, once given 40 days to live, has reportedly improved greatly at his Lexington area farm. His wife, after domestic trouble involving chauffeur Williamson Coleman, followed him to Kentucky. Stokes, owner of the Hotel Ansonia, now walks at length around his estates, though past gunshot wounds and a serious accident involving a 15 year old girl in Roosevelt Hospital linger in memory.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Lexington
Kentucky
Wellington Coleman
Stokes
Ansonia
Lilian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Tonneau
Alma Benson
Roosevelt Hospital
Clergy Supplying Pulpits in Greater Boston Area
The Rev. Edward T. Sullivan of Trinity Church Newton Centre will supply the pulpit at St. Pauls Brookline for August and September. He edits the Church Militant and declined a New York editor job to stay with parish and editorial work in Massachusetts. The Rev. Stephen H. Roblin of Boston will preach at the Universalist Church in Madison Maine next Sunday.
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Edward T. Sullivan
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
St. Paul’s Church
Brookline
Sullivan
Church Militant
Episcopal Church Journal
The
Churchman
New York
Massachusetts
Canon Henson
England
Boston
Canada
United States
Yale University
Cornell
Philadelphia
Appleton Chapel
Harvard
Andover Seminary
Stephen H. Roblin
Universalist Church
Madison, Me
Unity in Churches Services Held Across Arlington St Church
Summer union services at Arlington Street Church directed by Rev. Walter F. Greenman featured the South Congregational Society Church of the Disciples First Church and Second Church Society. Methodists and Congregationalists swapped roles with shared preaching singing and collections supporting the Methodist worship.
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Arlington Street
Walter F. Greenman
Milwaukee
South Congregational Society
Church of the Disciples
The
First Church
Second Church Society
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Paul Smith
Churches Unite for Union Services in West Roxbury
West Roxbury Baptist Methodist and Congregational churches join in union services amid ongoing repairs. The arrangement of these joint services varies and can be entertaining as they adapt to the renovation work.
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West Roxbury
Baptist
Methodist
Congregational
Taxpayer questions benefits of finance commission
A Boston taxpayer writes to the Post Aug 9 1912 arguing the Finance Commission unfairly criticizes the mayor and fire commissioner over automobile fire apparatus purchases. He defends the fire chief as highly capable and calls for citizen enlightenment on the commission’s achievements.
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Finance Commission
Preacher Denounces Chicago Conventions as Moral Test
Rev R A Torrey at Dudley Street Baptist Church denounces Chicago conventions as fraud and insincerity and urges the second coming of Christ to solve America’s social problem. He says political talk fails and cites the negro vote issue as part of the moral crisis.
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Chicago
R. A. Torrey
D. D
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Political misrepresentation blamed for failed reform
Dr. Torrey says the social problem in America is exposed by conventions overrun with fraud and insincerity. He attacks parties led by a man who preaches a square deal yet serves his own selfish interests.
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Dr. Torrey
America
Janitor Saves Burning Belvigery Hall From Fire
In Back Bay at 84 Dalton Street a four story Belvigery Hall apartment fire was halted early by janitor John Digagons. He fought a small blaze in a basement box of waste paper, burned his hands, then closed a fireproof door and raised the alarm, preventing major damage estimated under $200.
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Belvigery Hall
Dalton Street
Back Bay
John Digagons
Diggens
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van Loon
Aui
Yan
Ima
Ind
BY the Post Young Woman
Greater Boston
Ray W. Vernon
Bridgewater
Gordon Training School
South Africa
Theodore &. Henderson
Wentworth F. Stewart
Weirs
N. H
BE. H. Newcomb
Framingham
First Congregational Church
Lowell
National Reform Association
Rersey
Winship
Services For Unity IN Churches
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Chas. Fishel
Arch Street
Hong Kong
Willow ‘White
Smyrna
Madras
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
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