Girl Departs With Mormon Party After Detention
Miss Christina Wrecken, 15, released after overnight detention by immigration officials. She left at 6:19 p m for Utah with High Priest William Langton and his family, part of a 51 member Mormon group from the Cymric. Langton produced parental consent. church defends polygamy denial and asserts mission as benevolent.
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Utah
William Langton
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Miss Wrecken
Immigration Board
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Mormon Church
Governor Hughes Seeks Ewell for Insurance Conference
Governor Charles S. Hughes of New York invites Fred S. Ewell of Boston to Albany to discuss life insurance reform measures before the Massachusetts Legislature. Ewell is a noted expert and has led hearings in legislative insurance committees nationwide.
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Charles S. Hughes
New York
Fred S. Ewell
Boston
Albany
Mr. Ewell
Eastern Audit Company of
Death as Sermon At Cathedral Mission Services
The Cathedral mission service led by Rev. Dr. Mullen drew a record crowd despite stormy weather. Rev. Gillis preached on death, framing life and death as a divine lesson in nature and history, urging readiness as the world continues to die and face mortality. The service concluded with benediction by Rev. J. J. McCarthy.
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John T. Mullen
Bertrand L
Conway
James M. Gillis
S. P
Tie
J. J. McCarthy
Campbell Beats Burnham 150-92 in C Class Tourney
In the 11th game of the C class amateur billiard tourney at the Hub Palace last night, Campbell defeated Burnham by a score of 150 to 92.
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Hub Palace
Campbell
Burnham
Requiem Mass Friday at St Augustine’s Church Dorchester
On Washington’s Birthday at 10 a.m. the annual requiem mass for deceased St Augustine’s Lyceum members will be held in St Augustine’s Church Dorchester street. Relatives and friends of past and present members are invited to attend the service, a 35 year old custom. A special musical program will be part of the service.
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Washington
St. Augustine's Lyceum
St. Augustine’s
Dorchester Street
Telephone Society Meets in New England
The Telephone Society of New England held its regular monthly meeting at the American House last evening. R. A. Davis from the construction department presented a paper on Cable Distribution, followed by a general discussion.
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The
Telephone Society of
New England
American House
R. A. Davis
Opposition Grows For Vaccination Bill Hearing
A hearing on the proposed bill to prohibit evasion of vaccination laws triggers strong debate. Dr. Charles Harrington backs the bill, while opponents argue it infringes parental and family physician rights and intrudes on medical choice. Among supporters, Dr. Samuel H. Durgin praises actions to protect public health.
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Charles Harrington
State Board of Health
Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Beleaguered City and the Army of the Dead
A meditation on specters haunting Prague and the human soul. The poem contrasts a midnight army by the Moldau with life’s River of Life and the awakening dawn. The imagery shifts to spiritual phantoms encamped beside life’s stream, then fades as faith outshines fear. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Moldau
Army of the Dead
Boston Plans "Little Church Around the Corner" Project
Theaters and hotels in Boston consider establishing a church to serve all strangers with a $20,000 goal plus land. Rev Eugene C Webster proposes a pastorate for all strangers, with early meetings in hotel parlors and eventual services in Boston. Mayor Fitzgerald backs the plan as a step toward a bigger and better Boston. Leading actors including Lew Fields Blanche Ring Mary Mannering Otis Skinner Hattie Williams praise the idea as Christian and beneficial to performers and guests.
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Boston
Eugene C. Webster
All Strangers
Lew Fields
Blanche Ring
Majestic
Mary Mannering
Tremont
Otis Skinner
Colonial
Hattie Willams
Rep Walker Speaks on Banks and Insurance at Meeting
A large gathering of the Charitable Irish Society at Young's Hotel heard Representative Joseph Walker of Brookline discuss savings banks and life insurance for wage earners after Louis D Brandeis was unexpectedly called out of state.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Young's Hotel
Louis D. Brandeis
Joseph Walker
Brookline
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