Message on Spiritual Contact and Identity in Dr Funk Debate
The passage records Dr Funk's query about Wiggin and Hodgson spirit communication. It cites a prior agreement on identification messages, notes Hodgson may lack remembrance of that compact, and questions why the spirit won t provide the scientific basis for the discrepancies. Reverend Wiggin responds with a cautious stance.
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Wiggin
Hodggen
Basin
Hodge
Funk
Hodgson
Mesanhe
Wiggin and Funk Dispute Over Spirit Messages
Wiggin says Hodgson’s spirit messages fail to satisfy Funk who seeks a coded signal. Wiggin argues Funk is too exacting and clings to an agreed upon message. He questions how Hodgson’s spirit can be compelled to speak and hopes Hodgson recalls the signal to identify himself to Funk.
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Wiggin
Hodgson
Union Strikes Rock Local Carpenters at Temple Project
Nine non union car workers prompt a carpenters strike on the Christian Science Temple project. Horse shoers union 5 elect officers including Jeremiah Cronin and Jeremiah O Leary. Napier plant workers in Jamaica Plain refuse to report amid a two machinists count. International Cigarmakers Union referendum underway with Boston locals polling. New York local 90 backing Perkins Knickrehm Gompers Frank and Mahoney. Sheet Metal Workers seek 3.50 day wage, minimum now 3. Shop and Mill Hands boycott trim from unfair shops. Hebrew Carpenters seek wage increases toward union standard. Two hundred dressmakers form a new craft union, officers listed.
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Hristian Science Temple
Horseshoers’ Union
Jeremiah J. Cronin
Jeremiah O'Leary
John Madding
Joseph Boyle
James Sullivan
Michael C. Roche
P. J. Lally
Springfield
Napier Motor
Jamaica Plain
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Boston Union
New York
G. W. Perkins
Peter Knickrehm
Samuel Gompers
Anton Frank
Patrick Mahoney
Boston
Thomas F. Tracy
A. Bolio
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Derby Desk Company
Somerville
Hebrew Carpenters’ Union 9654
A. Bacon
H. Brown
Melrose Plans New $60,000 Baptist Church At Upham and Main
On March 4 the last service will be held in the First Baptist Church. A stone church costing $60,000 will be erected on the present site at Upham and Main streets. Services will move to the local Y M C A until completion of the new house of worship.
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First Baptist Church
Upham
Main Streets
Girl Accused in Jewelry Theft by Local Businessman
Ethel Mulloy a 21 year old resident of Middlesex street South End was arrested on a complaint by James Burns a Columbus avenue businessman who says she robbed him of jewelry valued at about 1000 dollars last September Burns acted as his own detective for five months before locating the defendant.
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Ethel Mulloy
Middlesex Street
South End
James Burns
Columbus Avenue
Boston’s Al Christiansen Wins Handicapped Match
In Tampa Florida on February 19 Al Christiansen defeated Steve Kissinger in a handicap wrestling bout clinching three falls in 10 minutes and 80 seconds.
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Fla
al Christiansen
Boston
Steve Kissinger
Touring auto collides with wagon on Commonwealth Avenue
Earl G Greenleaf of Cambridge drives a touring auto that hits a wagon owned by R H Grogan of Brookline on Commonwealth Avenue near Beacon Street. John McTiernan, the wagon driver, is injured as the horse bolts and MevViernan is thrown. Greenleaf and W D Chisholm are also injured and Greenleaf is arrested and taken to Station 16.
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Cambridge
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
R. H. Grogan
Brookline
John McTiernan
MevViernan
Greenleaf
W. D. Chisholm
Station 16
Take Up Dock Workers Offer
The steamship agents' conference meets this afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce to decide if all shall accept the wage compromise offered to deep water longshoremen by Agent Britten of White Star and Leyland Hines. The longshoremen had accepted the terms Sunday. Secretary Jorbush seeks agreement on a five cent an hour rise on bulk cargo shifts and ten cents after midnight on general cargo. Agents are believed to approve the compromise.
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Wilde
President Mitchell says draft of anthracite demands will take days
President Mitchell announced the panel drafting demands to be addressed to anthracite mine operators will need several days to finish its work before meeting the operators' committee.
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New York
Mitchell
Death of W A Hovey former Boston editor and journalist
William A. Hovey a former editor of the Boston Transcript and the Boston Budget died suddenly at his daughter Mrs. Edwin S Webster's Chestnut Hill home. He held various editorial posts including the Transcript and the Electrical Review and served in the Bell Telephone literary department. Survived by three children Chandler Hovey Mrs. E S Webster and Mrs. S W Harris. Funeral today at Mrs Webster's home.
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Transcript
New York
Electrical Review
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Bell Telephone Company
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Webster
Jeffries Point Yacht Club Elects Officers at East Boston Meeting
The annual meeting and election of officers for Jeffries Point Yacht Club East Boston was held at the Maverick House last evening. Commodore Fred H. Seavey, vice commodore W S Mc Lauthlin, fleet captain FE A Skinner, measurer A A Martin, secretary Alfred E Wellington, treasurer W S Mc Laughlin, and regatta committee A A Martin Jacob Rood Charles A Joy were chosen. A 14 member board of directors was elected and A A Martin was named delegate to the Massachusetts Y R A.
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Maverick House
Fred H. Seavey
W. S. McLauthlin
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A. A. Martin
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W. S. McLaughlin
Jacob Rood
Charles A. Joy
Massachusetts Y. R. A
Aldermen Approve $500 More for Graft Probe Committee
The Chelsea aldermen voted to appropriate an additional 500 dollars for the committee investigating graft charges. The panel continues its inquiry into alleged corruption in city affairs, with officials hopeful for progress.
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Chelsea
Water Front Reports Huge Fresh Seafood Intake At T Wharf
A Saturday to sundown Sunday window shows 42 vessels docking at T wharf delivering 735000 pounds of seafood. Haddock dominated the haul with 671500 pounds, cod 127000, hake 26200, pollock 6200, cask 1300, and halibut 1300 pounds. The Spray steam trawler led catches with 115500 pounds. Boston foreign trade posted 2700655 in imports and 1911483 in exports for the week, with Cunarder Ivernia and White Star Canopiec among arrivals.
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Gloucester
Post
Boston
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Maritime brief notes on dawn and dusk, tides, and arrivals. Vessels Canopic Sealby Hellenes Catalone Ivernia Ymer and others listed as arrived cleared sailed with multiple barges and tows between Naples Buenos Ayres Port Antonio and Norfolk. Shipping movements include tugs and schooners with cargoes of wool, barges, and coal for various ports along the Atlantic coast.
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McLean
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Woman Praises U S Navy Boys
Abbie Fosdick Ransom of Mattapan writes to defend U S Navy sailors from insults faced ashore. She cites ship counts, savings, and loyalty, recalling heroes like John Paul Jones and Farragut. She recounts Northern city biases against sailors and offers Boston as a welcoming home.
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Washington Street
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Dry Dock Dewey Reaches Canary Islands After 61 Days
The dry dock Dewey, which departed Chesapeake Bay for the Philippines 61 days ago, has been located by the tug Potomac near Las Palmas Canary Islands. After rough seas the dock left the drydock 500 miles west of the port and reports all aboard are well. The vessel is expected to proceed into the Mediterranean.
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Prince Edward Island Benevolent Ball Draws Large Gatherin
A large gathering attended the Prince Edward Island Benevolent Association annual ball held at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Charles J. McLean directed the floor, assisted by Edward J. McAuley and Frank I. Campbell.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
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For Sale Classified Excerpt From Boston Area
Mixed used listings and ads show SINGER sewing machines in various locations with prices five to six dollars each and multiple attachments. Other items include a second hand Davis machine, a soda fountain, sealskin gloves, and a variety of rental and repair offers from Cambridge Roxbury Somerville and Boston area addresses.
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Meccready Novelty CO
Cambridge
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