Edward Wise the Death House Memoir of Sing Sing
Edward Wise recalls sixteen months in Sing Sing death house where six fellow inmates faced the chair. He details life behind the iron doors, the warden’s visits, prayers, and the commutation of his death sentence by Governor Roosevelt, with memories of Molineux Kennedy and other condemned men.
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Edward Wise
Sing Sing
Victor Hugo
Howard Wise
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Williams
Charles F. Beesley
New York
Beesley
Twentyninth Street
Ninth Avenue
Wise
John Sweeney
Boston
Massachusetts
Jerry” Watson
Levy
Roland B. Molineux
Samuel J. Kennedy
Fritz Meyer
Murderers’ Row
Death House
Warden Johnson
Adrian Braun
Court of Appeals
Braun
Frits Meyer
Nat
Mullen
Mr. Molineux
Mr. Levy
East Boston Pastor Links Infidelity to Death by Own Action
The Rev Charles A Crane of the M B Church East Boston denounces ingersollism and bohemian secret societies as fostering death by own action. He cites high suicide rates among Bohemian and American fraternals and warns that infidelity leads to such deaths through agnosticism and disorderly living.
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Charles A. Crane
M. B. Church
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Gentleman
Daily Paper
Royal Arcanum
Zdrubek
Chicago
Ingersoll
Freethinkers
Infidelity compared to murder and suicide in moral argument
A religious polemic condemns death by own action as a cowardly murder and a violation of moral law. It argues that without God, personal crisis reports prove nothing and that responsibility to a higher being gives life meaning, citing Daniel Webster as a model of accountable thinking.
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Daniel Webster
God
MacArthur Preaches on Christ Pre-eminence at Tremont Temple
The Rev. Robert Stuart MacArthur of New York City spoke twice at Tremont Temple. His forenoon sermon preached on The Pre-eminence of Christ discussed a Austrian temple with twelve images, while the evening sermon titled A Basket of Summer Fruit offered other reflections.
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Robert Stuart MacArthur
New York City
Tremont Temple
Christ
Austria
Pr. MacArthur
MacArthur
Jesus Christ
E. Humphre Allen
Canterbury
Oyd
Protecting Horses From Heat With Simple Hats
In hot weather owners should shield horses from sun with inexpensive straw wire hats or cloth coverings. Two panels form a two-stor paragol like hat with air space, protecting the brain and eyes. if unavailable, a wet sponge or cloth can cool the head. the author urges humane care and notes experts defend animal experimentation while ordinary citizens can help animals. J M Greene Dorchester.
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Tansparent Sane
Umb
J.M. Greene
Elmont Street
Dorchester
King Solomon's Outing Enjoyed By Lodge Members
The degree staff of King Solomon Lodge I O O F held a successful outing yesterday held in Dover. A party of thirty traveled by barge and spent the day on a nearby farm enjoying fine weather. Committee members in charge included Simon Goldenberg Louis Rosenthal Isaac Levy and Hyman Zarling who supervised refreshments.
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King Solomon Lodge
Dover
Simon Goldberg
Louis Rosenthal
Isaac Levy
Hyman Zarling
Prodigal Scott McKeown Plans East Life After Fame
The million-dollar heir Scott McKeown admits spending lavishly and intends to recover his fortunes. His wife Dorothy Studepacker, famed Indiana wagon founder’s granddaughter, contemplates stage work while he faces financial chaos and a sheriff’s seizure of their home. McKeown says newspapers misstate events and hopes to start anew in the East.
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Angeoles
Cal
Scott McKeown
Philadelphia
East
Dorothy Studepaker
Indiana Wagon Company
McKeown
Scott
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Stage Notes Highlight Boston Theatre Season At Bowdoin
Pierre Young stars in Tennessee's Pardner at Bowdoin Square Theatre while Park Theatre Waltham opens with Blue Jeans. Reports cover Monte Cristo star James O Neill and Liebler Co. production plus local openings at Grand Opera House Keith's Tremont and other venues.
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Pierre Young
Tennessee
Bowdoin Square Theatre
John Craig
Castle Square
Park Theatre
Waltham
Blue Jeans
William Otis Johnson
Marie Corelli
Limited Mail
Jim Harland
Barney O’reagan
Mr. Vance
Beatrice
James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Liebler & Co
Mr. O'Neill
Dumas
O'Neill
Edmond Dantes
Frederic de Belleville
Warren Gonlan
Robert Paton Gibbs
Augustus Cook
Edmund Breese
Rebecca Warren
Annie Ward Tiffany
Boston Theatre
Boston
Bowdoin Square
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Grand Opera House
Nugget Nell
Grand Theatre
Howard
Isham’s
King Rastus
Lizzie B. Raymond
Artie Hall
Glissandos
Minco
City Club
Grace Reals
Maude Odell
Miss Reals
Dearborn Stock Company
Chicago
James Dooling
Mr. Dooling
Keith
Paris Exposition
Emperor Willam
Berlin
Tom Thumb
Macri
The
Hilsputians
Ublic
Austin & Jone’s Museum
Little Lady
Massachusetts
Milbank
Baron Magrl
Frank L. Perley
Viola Gillette
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Anna Held
Papa
Tremont
Dairy Farm
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eMy
Johnson
Albany
Baved
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Sostetter
Thespil’s
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Scot’ McKeown
Dorothy Studebaker
Paradise Alley
Tremont Theatre
Newark
Th Grand Opera House
Agee
Readville
Blue Hill
Ie Southern
Back Bay Station
Midland Division
Southern
Forest Hills
Gates
Southern Station
Back Bay
Grand Stand
Coannelly's
Adams House
Plymouth
Winthrow Steamboat Co
Atlantic Av
Salem
Winthrop Wharf
Atlantic Ave
CRAND
Salem Willows
the Willows
Howeard
Rastus
Isham
Billy Kersands
Smart and Williams
Mallory Brothers
Brooks
Tom Brown
Big Smokes
Howard's
Lizzie
Raymond
Georgia Coon
Gypzene
Roma
Fialkowski
Margaret Scott
George W. Magef
Matinees
Richard Colden
Henry Lee
Clara Morris
Willis
Mr. Keith
Buoman
Adelle
Ark Sullivan
Mazuz and
Mazett
Dorothy Neville
Oxford
Tremont St
Music Hall
M. Atl
Sidney Grundy
MR. Castello
Provincetown
Cape
Bay Line
Jordan
R. Bacon
Gen. Mer
Contini Musical Ward
Pines
Curran
Fred V. Bowers
Annie Wilmuth
Reed & Shaw
Fred Howard
Little Gracie
Charles River ER Park
Stinson
Burns Pierce
Cha Ion
Touantes
Norumbeca
Park Rest
New England
Zoological Garden Rare Animal
Ruastte
J W. Gorman Novelty Co
M.cree Ene
Newton Boys
Subway
Icester
Glou
Cape Ann
North Shore
City OF Gloucester
North Side
Duncar _ st. Iral Wharf
Llancastar
Foot State
S.u
Columbus Orchestra
Oucester
BOSTON & GLOUCESTER STEA\BOAT CO
Isles
New Brunswick
E. W. Davidson
Union Wharf
Commercial St
North Ferry
Union Steamboat CO
Zeno
Carl
Zeno Lester
Stevens Lelliot
Clerise
Lelliot
Ellen
Jaqua
Connelly’s
Adams
John Endicott
Ilgrinm Gwuandyd
Snow's Arch
John B. Duper
Treas
Laureada
Origade
Lincoln Wharf
Nahant
Itass Point
Corey
Ostrich Farm
A. P. Lane
BASS _POINT
Bowdoin
Orwell
Chutes Grounds
New Palace Theatre
Guand
Haymarket
Puli
Sharkey and Pitzsimmon
Philadelyhiia
A.imes