Free Church Endowment Sparks Episcopal Debate
The Rev. Dr. E. W. Donald of Trinity Church argues against free seats in favor of pews. He notes endowed churches must cover interest, repairs, insurance, and fuel, while free systems risk inequities. Ushers welcome all, and many vestrymen doubt the move. Rumors grow of leaders forming an association to oppose the free church movement.
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E. W. Donald
Trinity Church
Post
Boston
The
Free Church Association
W. C. Winslow
Beacon Street
Free Church Movement
Year’s Events Reference Preview
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US Demands Satisfaction Over Shanghai Spies Case
The State Department says the United States has instructed Minister Denby to demand satisfaction from China for breaching a promise on surrender of Japanese spies at Shanghai. Secretaries Gresham and Denby pursue action after two Japanese youths were tortured and executed at Nankin. John W. Foster will leave Washington to aid peace terms, aiming to return in spring. Liu Kun Yi arrives in Pekin to relieve L Hung Chang in civil affairs.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Denby
Shanghai
Gresham
Pekin
Jernigan
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Nankin
Japan
China
John W. Foster
Tokio
Mr. Foster
Liu Kun Yi
L Hung Chang
Department of Civil Affairs
Gas Victim in Fitchburg Office Fatal Gas Inquest
Benjamin F. Patrick a clerk in the Fitchburg Railroad freight department was found dead yesterday morning in his Warren bridge office from asphyxiation by gas. He lived at 34 Essex street Charlestown and, as a single man, was believed to have fallen asleep with the gas on while at work.
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Benjamin F. Patrick
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Warren Bridge
Patrick
Mr. Patrick
Essex Street
Charlestown
Funeral in East Boston for Submarine diver John Sullivan
Funeral services for John Sullivan the well known submarine diver were held at the Church of the Assumption on Sumner street East Boston yesterday morning. A large attendance witnessed impressive rites and beautiful floral tributes. Burial took place at Malden.
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John Sullivan
Church of the Assumption
Sumner Street
Boston
Malen
Editorial and Women’s Pages on Page Six This Morning
The newspaper announces that the Editorial, Dramatic and Woman's Departments will be found on Page 6 this morning. Readers are directed to the page for commentary, drama notes, and women’s feature items.
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