Preaches in Buffalo on Home at Sunday sermon
Billy Sunday thundered in Buffalo asking who honored the man in death and praising John Howard Paine. The crowd of men women and grandchildren filled the Tabernacle as Sunday urged a pledge to make home happier and noted his audience reactions and handshakes after the sermon.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Billy Sunday
Brewster
John Howard Paine
Tabernacle
Mr. Sunday
Rody
America
No Place Like Home Phrase Echoed by Dwelling Chorus
A fragment notes the line is no place like home appearing in a dwelling chorus from a crowd of 12,580 men. The text hints at a large performance or rally context with a shared refrain.
Ground Hog Day Predictions Brighten or Darken Winter
The text describes Ground Hog Day traditions with the ground hog's emergence signaling six more weeks of winter if a shadow is seen and an early spring if no shadow. Weather expectations indicate clear and colder conditions and a quick retreat to the burrow if sunlight appears.
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Woodchuck
Curley Seeks Big City Payroll and Pension Spending
Mayor Curley outlined plans at the Massachusetts Public Service Engineers banquet last night in the City Club. He called for a materially increased city payroll, lower taxes, and spending up to $2,000,000 for mothers' pensions in the coming year.
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Curley
Massachusetts Public Service Engineers’ Association
Mayor pledges wage increases and city reforms in address
The mayor advocates rising wages for city workers and clerks, promises to use unexpended surplus to cut taxes, and supports higher engineers salaries. He calls for reform in the paving division, better street cleansing, and improved sewerage. Former Treasurer Mansfield pushes engineers to join the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frederick Mansfield
American Federation of Labor
Freight Conductor Mangled After Jarred Near Bell Rock
Joseph H. Hanson, a freight conductor for the Boston & Maine road, lay mangled on the tracks near Bell Rock station in Malden after being jarred by an impact. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as investigators began assessing the incident.
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Joseph H. Hanson
Boston & Maine Road
Bell Rock Station
Malden
Train worker dies after yard accident at Malden
Hanson, a 30 year Boston & Maine employee, died en route to Malden Hospital after being thrown between a coal car and a locomotive during a flying switch. His left leg was severed and his right leg mangled. He was HM years old and survived by his wife and daughter.
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Hanson
Malden Hospital
Boston & Maine
Daugh
Commission Men in Informal Meeting
Twenty five members of the Boston Branch of the National League of Commission Merchants attended the monthly meeting at the Hotel Thorndike. The meeting was presided by the branch president and discussed routine matters related to membership and local commerce.
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Boston
National League of Commission Merchants of the
United States
Thorndike
Informal Meeting Follows Dinner With President Locke
The event ended with no speakers and an informal discussion after dinner led by President Isaac B. Locke.
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Isaac B. Locke
Miss Kerner and Harry Mann Wed at Filks Hall
Miss Bertha Frances Kerner daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Kerner of 123 Pearl Street Somerville and Harry B Mann Chelsea Board of Health were married last night at Filks Hall Cambridge Dr Harry Rabinowitz Roxbury officiated Several hundred guests attended The new suit coats will be very short few reaching below the turn of the hips.
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Bertha Frances Kerner
Mrs
Louis Kerner
Pearl Street
Somerville
Harry
Mann
Chelsea Board of Health
Filks Hall
Cambridge
Harry Rabinowitz
Roxbury
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