Sabbath College Work Headed by Pledger as President
Rev C P Pledger of Chicago, an aide to evangelist William E Sunday, was elected president of the National Extension Society of the Sabbath College movement at Egleston Square M E Church. Harvard’s A B Potts named vice president with Rev Albert Arbuckle as secretary. The group aims to popularize the Sabbath College nationwide and assist churches in organizing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. P. Pledger
National Extension Society
C. P. Pledger
Chicago
Episcopal Church
William E. Sunday
Sabbath College
A. BR. Potties
Harvard University
Albert
Arbuckle
Egleston Square M. E
Pledger
Edward A. Horton
National Clothiers’ Association
Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald
Greater
Northwest money fears and shifting payments spark talk
A Spokane letter notes banks refusing checks under eight dollars while nine dollars in gold and the balance in certificates is the prevailing fashion, illustrating the ongoing scramble for usable currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Spokane
Mayor Fitzgerald Campaign Swing Through South Boston Clubs
Mayor Fitzgerald tours several South Boston clubs and venues including the Samoset, Wamesit, Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association, Collins, and Douglas Clubs and the Globe Theatre. He criticizes Senator Lodge on immigration, labels Hibbard as Lodge’s protege, and predicts a large Democratic victory while urging unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Samoset Club
Dorchester Street
South Boston
McNary
Senator Medsaac
O'Brien
Wamesit Club
Eliot Street
Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association
Collins Club
Douglas Club
Broadway
Boston
Globe Theatre
Abraham Blumenthal
Charles G. Russell
Hart
Hendricks Club
David Mancovitz
Ife
Mayor Praises Italians at Large Boston Rally Tour
Mayor Fitzgerald toured Noddle Island Roxbury Vernon Street and Dorchester venues praising Italian workers and addressing charges against his administration. He cited Italian labor contributions, named a single dishonest City Hall clerk, and shook hands with lawmakers while campaign events continued across Albany Dover Jefferson Hall and Dorchester weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Noddle Island
Hibernian Hall
Daniel Sheehan
Hibbard
Vernon Hall
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Washington Street
Italian Democratic Progressive Club
Kelcher
James Donovan
Lodge
Finance Commission
City Hall
Woch
Supplies Department
Bertram Wheeler
A. O. YW
Jefferson Hall
Albany
Dover Streets
Division 4
Tonti Hall
E Street
South
Boston
Division 57
Dorchester Avenue
Revere Musician Gustave Schultz Dies at Home
Gustave O. Schultz a well known Revere musician died Saturday of heart disease at his home 27 Vane Street He was born in Germany and lived much of his life in Springfield before settling in Revere for many years He played with the Lynn Cadet Band taught piano and was a member of Star of Bethlehem Lodge Chelsea A F and A M and the Boston Musicians Union
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave
Schultz
Revere
Vane Street
Mr. Schultz
Germany
Springfield
Lynn Cadet Band
Star of Bethlehem Lodge
A. F
A. M
Chelsea
Musicians’ Union of
Boston
Amalgamated Closes Mines in Butte Region
Acting on instructions from New York, all mines of Anacoban, Butte & Boston, Washoe Parrott, and Trenton are shut. Amalgamated Copper will focus operations on Boston & Montana properties, which include the area’s largest mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
New York
Anacoban Company
Butte & Boston Company
Washoe, Parrott
Trenton
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston & Montana Company
Pontifical Mass Celebrated by Archbishop O'Connell at Holy Cross
Archbishop OConnell led a solemn pontifical Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross yesterday at 10 30 AM for the feast of the immaculate conception. Assisted by Rev Patterson vicar general the deacons of honor were Rev Walsh and Rev McCarthy with seminarians from Brighton acting as deacon and subdeacon. A sermon was delivered by Rev X Dolan and the archbishop conferred papal benediction on all at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Patterson
James Walsh
J. J. McCarthy
Brighton
F. X. Dolan
Community Searches for Ball Children Turn Up Footprints
In Brockton on a December evening a large gathering of about a thousand residents aided by volunteers and the police searched for Grace and Thomas Ball who vanished from their home last Monday. The final patrol found only footprints of a woman and children near Stoughton, ending the day’s effort with no rescue.
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Brockton
Dec
Little Grace
Thomas Ball
John Ball
Stoughton
Search for missing children continues in Stoughton woods
The Avon reservoir case drives a major woodland search. Inspectors and detectives followed footprints near B G Hammond’s rear as blood stained snow near the reservoir prompts possible dragging. A Vermont medium predicts bodies lie under a tree west of the reservoir.
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Avon Reservoir
W. ©. Skinner
8S. F. Houston
Boston
George Torton
Post
Stoughton Woods
B. G. Hammond
Stoughton
Wwigh School
B. Hamond
R. B. Laird
C. T. C. Whitcomb
Vermont
Nother
Nace
Close City Election Looms With 88 Aldermen Candidates
Indications point to a very close city election as John Potts seeks strong labor support and the street commissioner race narrows between Salem D Charles and Charles M Draper. The alderman contest is chaotic with 88 candidates and seven votes to cast while Good Government Association Citizens Union slates vie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hibbard
Good Government Association
John F. Fitzgerald
John Potts
Salem D. Charles
Charles M
Draper
Charles
Ctizens’ Union
Hallery Clark
George Anderson
Citizens’ Union
City Committee
Noyes
Parker
Union States
Victor Osterberg Honored Upon Return From Seattle
Friends presented Victor Osterberg of 359 Tremont Street with a cut glass punch bowl in honor of his return from Seattle. Mr. Stromberg delivered the presentation speech and a happy reception followed with dancing and refreshments lasting into the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Osterberg
Tremont Street
Seattle
Stromberg
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Wailor
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Charles Fleischer
Horton
Fairbanks
Washington
Bishop Mallalieu
Somerset
Boston Globe
Mallalieu
Eerwin D. Mead
Mead
United States
Casey
Thomas J. Gargan
Gargan
Dennis D. Driscoll
Wibbard
Joseph A. Bailey
Ees
Commonwealth
George S. Hoar
Patrick 4. Collins
Thilham HH. Moody
Joseph Wheeler
U.S. A
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John R. Thayer
Boston Post
Jon
John Fo Ssaz
Diu
Viar , Jouetn
Brockton Mystery
Marie Lloyd
Anna
London
Miss Lloyd
England
America
Marie Strood
Miss Lloyd's
Miss Tleyd
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Marie Tlord
Alice Lloyd
Idol
SS. Express
New England
House of
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Federal St
Wichael
Michael J. Deary
Efarrest
E. Boston
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