Noted Church Changes Name to Tabernacle Baptist
The Warren Avenue Baptist Church ends its existence as its name changes to Tabernacle Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. Herbert S Johnson and Rev. Frederick E Heath become pastors after mergers of two societies. A new Baptist temple will rise on Huntington avenue near Symphony Hall and Children’s Hospital.
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Herbert S Johnson
D. D
Warren Avenue
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
Frederick E. Heath
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Huntington Avenue
Symphony Hall
Children’s Hospital
Johnson
Death takes H. B. Mitchell former Malden police chief
Harris B. Mitchell 70 died suddenly in his Revere House room after heart trouble. He served as Malden police chief under Elisha S. Converse, fought in the Civil War with the First Maine Cavalry, and had lived in Malden 35 years. Survived by wife and one son, formerly superintendent of the Danvers Insane Asylum. He recently moved to Boston from Malden.
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Harris B. Mitchell
Malden
Elisha S. Converse
Revere House
Danvers Insane Asylum
Mr. Mitchell
Maine
First Maine Cavalry
Maléen
Boston
Gould Avenue
Mitchell
Labor Leaders Denounced by Chicago Federation
The Chicago Federation of Labor adopted resolutions condemning the U S government Federal Judge Albert B Anderson and the Indianapolis jury that convicted 33 labor leaders in a dynamiting conspiracy. The indictments highlighted in the resolutions mark the main points.
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Chicago
United States
Albert B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Chicago Federation of Labor
Labor Federation Condemns Indianapolis Convictions
Delegates denounce the Indianapolis case as a railroaded assault on organized labor. They demand clear support for jailed leaders, seek about $4000 aid for families, and condemn Judge Anderson as biased and Roosevelt’s “crook” label echoes in their protest. John Fitzpatrick leads the push. Edward Nockles and Samuel Gloverman spearhead the resolutions.
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Federation
Executive Committee
Organized Labor
Indianapolis
John Fitzpatrick
Edward Nockles
Mr. Neckles
Samuel Gloverman
Cigar Makers’ Union
United States
Edwin R. Wright
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Fitzpatrick
Anderson
Roosevelt
Healthiest year for Philadelphia records historic death drop
Philadelphia reports its record annual death decline with 24 215 deaths in 1912 down from 26 092 in 1911 due to a population increase. Heart disease became the leading killer at 3 118 deaths, Tuberculosis fell to 2 629. A Medford man died of heart failure after attempting to catch a car at River side avenue junction.
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Side Avenue
Medford
Riverside Avenue
Medford Boulevard
Taft to Address Nations Meet Banquet in Washington
The United States commerce convention convenes January 21 for a three day session. A banquet on January 22 will feature addresses by President Taft Speaker Champ Clark and Dr. Charles W. Eliot former Harvard president.
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DR. Eliot
National Chamber
Washington
Chamber of Com
Merce of
United States
Taft
Champ Clark
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Shantung Herringbone Fabric In Six Shades Reduced
A street wear fabric in shantung with herringbone weave offered in six shades. Formerly priced at $1.25 per yard, now reduced to 65 cents per yard.
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Oxford
Shantung
Inich
Madras
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Warren Avenue Baptist New Tabernacle
H. B. Mitchell
GMC
General Motors Truck Co
Pontiac
Michigan
Boylston Street
Glasgow
Belmont
Medora
Cluett, Peabody & Co
A. T. Wing
Temple Place
Ours
U.S
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Cor. Beach
We O'Keeffe
Ede Stores
Richmond
Eogs Doz
Ora
Cape
BSA
Philadelphia
John Punch
Wistaria
Copenhagen
Electric
Reseda
Sarah
Shoe Department
Balance
C. F. Hovey & Co
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