Women Industrial Union Loses Head
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union accepted the resignation of President Mrs. Mary Morton Kehew and named a six member committee to select her successor. Kehew becomes chairman of trustees and remains connected with the union as it expands its social educational work. The committee includes Mary E Wooley, Sarah Louise Arnold, Mary Coes, Renton Whidden, Edith M Howes, with Kehew ex officio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Mary Morton Kehew
Kehew
Mary E. Wooley
Mount Holyoke
Bean Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons
Mary Coes
Radcliffe
Renton Whidden
Edith M. Howes
Peruna Claims Cure For Chronic Ailments In Readers Letters
Letters from readers credit Peruna and Manalin with curing long standing ailments including chronic constipation, nervousness, catarrh of the stomach, liver enlargement, bronchial trouble, and age defiance. Beneficiaries mention ages up to seventy seven and say the remedies restored health and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Atkinson
N. Kimporia Ave
Wichita
Kan
Peruna
Manalin
Martha Avery
Graham
Leominster
Mass
Henry Merz
Upper
Mt. Vernon Road
Evansville
Ind
Revered preacher urges plain gospel at New England Baptist Conference
Rev Joseph Twomey of Portland argues ministers should not sensationalize gospel work in cities. He says the democratic Baptist church risks aristo cratic drift and calls for returning to the old gospel to draw crowds. The conference in Boston also discussed rural federation and reducing hamlet church counts for harmony among denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Twomey
Portland
New England Baptist Conference
New England
Boston
Twomey
Democratic Baptist Church
W. A. Davidson
Burlington
T. H. Stacey
D.D
Concord
N. H
John Stewart
Providence
R. I
I. B. Mower
Waterville
C. L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
F. Webb
Kezar Falls
William F. Newton
New London
Taft Considers Passport Issue With Russia
Washington reports no definite word from Ambassador Guild on passports for American Jews as Taft and his Cabinet discuss the matter. Secretary Knox has received brief cables and more advice is expected. A full Guild report could delay a concrete message to Congress on abrogating the 1832 treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Petersburg
Guild
Taft
Russia
Knox
Ambassador Guild
Congress
Charles Rutherford Goddard Dies At 55 In Lowell
Lowell mourns Charles Rutherford Goddard 55 a longtime city figure born in Troy NY March 29 1856 He led Boutwell Bros Co and served as treasurer of Butterfield Printing and director of Mechanics Savings Bank He held many Masonic and civic roles and was twice married first to Sarah Jefferson then Blanche Livingston survived by the latter wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Charles Rutherford Goddard
Marlborough Street
Mr. Goddard
Troy
N. Y
Boutwell Bros. Company, Inc
Butterfield Printing Company
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Old Time Policeman Doyle Dies At 76
James A. Doyle, a Boston police veteran of 37 years, died yesterday at St Elizabeths Hospital. Born 1835, he joined the force in 1867 and served until May 1904, including a post at the new Copley Square library. He leaves two sons, Charles of Boston and Frederick in Ohio. Funeral set for 10 a.m. tomorrow from 57 St Germain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Doyle
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
South End
Boston Constabulary
Department of Police
Boston
Copley Square
Charles
Frederick
Ohio
St. Germain Street
Woman in Durland Mystery Pursues Missing Z Figure
Gerald Brophy of Equitable Life searches Boston for a woman known in New York as Miss Z who was with author H Kellogg Durland near his death. DA Pelletier released Medical Examiner Magrath’s report on Durland and appended an unsigned letter from Parmelee exonerating his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Brophy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
H. Kellogg Durland
Boston
New York
Durland Death Case Marks Self Destruction Closure
New details reveal Dur lands death on a parlor car at midnight November 18 was ruled a self inflicted act. The life insurance investigation revives interest as Boston files the medical examiner report and a precise will shows a calm foretelling of his sacrifice and wishes regarding his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durland
Life Insurance Society
Boston
Letter Requests Burn of Personal Papers and Photos
A correspondent asks that an iron trunk with letters be burned and a pasteboard box of photos and books be sent to a mother or to Louis Sessa in New York. The writer seeks no further involvement and thanks a friend for steadfast support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. K. Boland
Broadway
Louis Sessa
Spring Valley
N. Y
Suffering erased by natural corrective medicine relief
The speaker argues that suffering will be forgotten and there will be no lasting consequences if relief comes from a safe, reliable natural medicine. The claim implies a strong confidence in natural cures without noting specific conditions or sources.
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Women’ S Industrial Union
J.R. Prince
Joan O. Atkinson
Mr Henry Merz
Sunny
California
U.s.a-Your Own Country
Europe
Santa Fe
Chicago
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Fred Harvey
Los Angeles
California Fast Mail
Los Angeles Express
San Francisco Express
S. W. Manning
Washington Street
A Rae
Chas. R. Goddard
Parmelee
Theatres
Gertie Leclair
Genevieve
Erest
New Home
Milton
Newton
Wellesley
Orange
Oxford
Bedford Street
Ordan Marsh Furniture Annexep
Gertie le Clair
Howard
Glad Applause Brigade
Merry
Dorothy Blodgett
B. F.keith
the Queen OF Vaudeville
Franklin All New
Sidney Drew & CO
Lionel Barrymore
S. Rankin Drew
Flying Martins
Windsor Trio
BISON
City Four
AL Carleton
Viscoe & Wilson
OKURA
Elsie Janis the Slim Princess
Jos
Cawthorn
Klaw & Erlanger
Pink Lady
Ee Plymouth
Tam Eliot ST
Tremont
Simone
Bernstein
Globe
POST
Journal
Herald
Record
Mme
Monitor
Transcript
Toda
Klaw & Erlanger’s
the Mighty Play
Shubert
Matinee
Boston Opera House
Henry Russell
Thais Brosia
Clement, Ridder
Ignew
Tosca
Emma Eames
Gaudenzi
Scotti
Boheme
Sat. Mat
Samson Et Dalila
Down Town
Tremont St
Fastern Talking Machine Co
Otello
Desdemona
Zenatelelo
Mardones
Bud Fisher
Ig Magical
Jeff
Hollis
Chas.Frohman
Rich & Harris
Lessees
Mgrs
Daniel Frohman
Charles Cherry
N. Y.Y. Lyceum Theatre Co
Sisters
Majestic Theatre
Boston Post
South End Theatre
Columbia
Chasie
Allie Aykroyd
Annie Morecroft
Tremont Theatre
Woods, Frazee
Q. Porrer
Lina Abarbanell
Madam Sherry
Jos. M. Gaites
Ralph Herz
Loew's Orpheum
Art. & Eve
Bowdoin SO
LOS
Heidelberg
Charles W. Furlong
Venezuela
John Craig
Winter St
Waldron’s
Asm Casino
Hanover St
Golden Crook
Burles
UBRS
Geo. M. Cohan
Grand Opera
Mi Mats
Chester Devonde Grace Vanauker
Hure
Little Outeaat
Gaiety
Fr. M. Tel. Og
Boyisten
du Pont
of Fatis
West St. Cor. Tremont
Boston Arena
B.A. A
M. A.C
Wright & Ditson
Iver Johnson
Theodore Thomas
Frederick Stock
Albert Spalding
Vickets
Copley Hall
Herrick’s
Jordan Hall
DE PA
Symphony Hall
Park ‘Riding School
Ipswich St
Daughters of the American Revolution
Trevmont Temple
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