Central Church to Act on Pastor Clark Resignation Tonight
Central Church at Berkeley and Newbury streets will decide tonight whether to accept Rev. Dr. H. S. Clark’s resignation. Parish members defend the church’s finances amid rumors of insolvency and note a recent unusual proposal linked to the pastor. Clerks Russell and the pastor declined further comment, with action expected tomorrow night.
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Central Church
Dr. Clark
Berkeley
Newbury Streets
Boston
Congregational Trinitarian Church
H. S. Clark
Post
Anary
Charles H. Allen
Joseph White
Arthur G. Stanwood
Clement 8. Houghton
George A. Miner
Joel E. Goldthwaite
Thomas H. Russell
Juege J. C. Bennett
Benjamin Tenney
Howard S. Deering
Sterling Pomeroy
Clark
Mr. Russell
Riis Urges Tenement Reform as New York Hope
Jacob Riis spoke at Harvard Sanders Theatre on What Mayor Low Can Do for New York calling for action to aid the poor and end Tammany neglect. He cited stark tenement conditions with stereopticon plates and predicted changes under the incoming administration. Roosevelt received tribute while Carrie Nation faced a sharp rebuke. De Forest, Rainsford, and Lyman Abbott were praised for opposing Tammany, Abbott warmly acknowledged in the front row.
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Jacob Riis
New York
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Low
Riis
Tammany
Roosevelt
Carrie Nation
de Forest
Dr. Rainsford
Lyman Abbott
West Side policy district paid protection money
Frank Moss of the Parkhurst Society said evidence from papers seized in a recent raid shows $17,800 was paid for police protection in seven months. The records indicate each policy shop paid $20 a month for protection in the West Side district.
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New York
Frank Moss
Parkhurst Society
Bishop O Connell warns luxury endangers society in Boston talk
The Right Rev William H O Connell bishop of the Portland diocese urged lay Catholics to aid clergy against luxury and wealth driven decay in a Boston College Hall lecture. He warned material prosperity risks moral decline unless wealth is matched by religious renewal and public virtue. He urged lay Catholics to share church burdens and be more generous and active in supporting church needs.
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William H. O'Connell
Portland
Boston College Hall
Young Men's Catholic Association
Bishop O'Connell
W. G. Read Mullan
Boston College
John D. Whitney
Georgetown College
William Byrne
Bishop O’connell
William H. McQuaid
St. James's Church
Philip O'Donnell
St. Philip’s
G .I. Patterson
Gate of Heaven Church
P. J. Daly
St. Francis de Sales
Father Moriarty
Concord
Father Knappe
St. Stephen's
Hennigan
O'Connell
Europe
America
Six Boston University Graduates to Divide 1500 in Scholarship Prizes
Six Boston University Law School graduates from last June will share a $1500 scholarship prize. Leaders include Daniel Stephen Murphy of Brockton earning $350, Francis Wayland Estey with $250, Joseph Eastman Worcester of ownsend $125, George Edward O'Toole of Clinton $360, Clarence Emerson Wentworth $260, and Augustine Xavier Dooley.
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Boston University Law School
Dean Bennett
Francis W. Estey
Edward O'Toole
Clarence EK. Wentworth
Augustine X. Dooley
Daniel S. Murphy
Joseph Ek
Worcester
Daniel Stephen Murphy
Brockton
Francis Wayland Estey
Law School
House of Representatives
Senate
Law
Sarah EB. Norris
Estey
Joseph Eastman Worcester
Ownsend
Boston University
George Edward O'Toole
Clinton
Clinton High School
Holy Cross College
Eliot School Dinner Draws 650 at Youngs
Eliot School Association held its annual dinner at Young's with about 650 members attending. Speeches and reminiscences followed, featuring Rev. R. Perry Bush, Schoolmaster Webster, Edward H. Dunn, William W. Doherty, H. N. Shepard, Mr. Willcock, Dr. Santo suoso and others. Edward J. Jones elected president. Charles J. Wiggin vice president. Isaac H. Ripley secretary. Nathaniel G. Snelling treasurer. Parker Ridlon historian. Former President William Robinson presided.
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Eliot School Association
Young
R. Perry Bush
Webster
Edward H. Dunn
William W. Doherty
H. N. Shepard
Willcock
Santosuosso
Edward J. Jones
Charles J. Wiggin
Isaac H. Ripley
Nathaniel G. Snelling
Parker Ridlon
William Robinson
Heavy weight gloves for Christmas gifts in Craven Tan
The article highlights heavy weight out seam gloves in Craven Tan, a popular shade. It notes the item is timely as many customers buy gloves for Christmas gifts, stressing its importance to buyers during the season.
End of Strife Conference Names Its Executive Board
The closing session announced the executive committee with leaders from both labor and industry. Notable appointees include Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell for labor and John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Charles W. Eliot for industry and public interests. Ex officio members are Oscar S. Straus and Ralph M. Easley. The committee will convene tomorrow to organize and draft a working plan for industrial peace.
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New York
Palestine
Ireland
America
Oscar §. Straus
Ralph M. Easley
Granite Cutters’ Union
Daniel J. Keefe
International Association of Longshoremen
James O'Connell
International Association_ of Machinists
Martin Fox
Tron Moulders’ National Union
James EF. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Edward E. Clarke
Henry White
Garment Workers of America
Walter MacArthur
Coast Seamen's Journal
San Francisco
Grover Cleveland
John Treland
Henry C. Potter
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Cornelius N. Bliss
Interior
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Franklin MacVeagh
Chicago
James A. Jehu
J. McCook
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
Charles A. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Oscar. S. Straus
American Federation of Labor
Smallpox Cases Reported Slow as Vaccination Stations Close
Dr. Durgin, chair of the Board of Health, said only six new smallpox cases were noted in 48 hours, signaling a possible slowdown but not the end of the disease. All city vaccination stations closed except Lyman School East Boston, Shurtleff School South Boston, and a West Roxbury hall due to lack of patronage.
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Durgin
Board of Health
Lyman
Boston
Shurtleff
South Boston
West Roxbury
Russian Crown Prince Leaves Berlin for St Petersburg
Berlin reports the Russian Crown Prince departs with Grand Duke Michael for St Petersburg after hunting with Emperor William. William's sons accompany the visitor to the station. In New York Augustus St Gaudens is honored at a National Arts Club dinner on his return to America. Arlington notes a man found hanged in woods, and Lynn reports a break in at Harden's cigar store with $400 stolen and papers gone. Hoosick Falls mill destroyed by fire with $20,000 loss and $12,000 machinery ruined, half insured.
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Berlin
Grand Duke
Michael
Emperor William
St. Petersburg
William
New York
Augustus ST. Gaudens
National Arts Club
Mr. St Gaudens
Arlington
Robert A. Gilbert
Winsor Street
Cambridge
Forest Street
Arlington Heights
Lynn
Charles M. Harden
Union Street
Hoosick Falls
Meeker & Link
North Hoosick
Making Peace With Marconi
St John s Newfoundland December 17 The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of London and the Anglo American Cable Company also in London have opened negotiations to settle a dispute over Marconi's work here In the meantime he will halt experiments and leave Sunday for Nova Scotia where if talks fail he will choose another site for a wireless station He plans to return to London via Halifax and hopes negotiations will finish before reaching England If Nova Scotia hosts a station it will be erected next spring The local press condemns the Anglo American Cable Company for actions that may jeopardize Newfoundland s chance for a wireless station Marconi was officially visited at Signal Hill today by Governor Boyle ex Premier Bond and the Executive Council who were shown the wireless apparatus
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ST. John's
N. F
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of
London
Anglo-American Cable Company
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Marconi
England
St. John’s
Canso
Signal Hill
Boyle
Premiser Bond
Executive Council
City Brevities and Local Incidents
A. O. H. Division 1 secures a new hall at Prince and Snowhill for the next regular meeting. Elizabeth Larkin of Dorchester, 50, arrested for larceny of smallwares valued at 12.08 from Houghton & Dutton. John C. O'Brien, 52, of 57 Mainstreet Charlestown, died at 4 pm at that address. medical examiner to inspect. Sneak thieves steal coats in Division 5 districts at 6836 Tremont Street and Iver D. Langdon’s Tremont home. John TH Walsh, 89 Dover Street, fell in a Washington Street pool room, fracturing something and sent to hospital.
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Prince and Snowhill Streets
Elizabeth Larkin
Dorchester
Houghton & Dutton
John C. O'Brien
Mainstreet
Charlestown
Margaret Shea
Harris
Division 5
Joseph Golden
Tremont Street
Iver D. Langdon
Washington Street
John TH. Walsh
Dover Street
Tt Ie Hospital
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Hearn
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Eliot School
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News of the World
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Oxford
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HUB Mfg. CO
O.E. Berry
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Charles River
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Wolf’s
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