Horse Dashes Through Window in Chelsea Distillery Show
A horse hitched to Brown Brothers express wagon bolted yesterday at Green and Stamford streets in West Hind, Chelsea. It smashed a large plate glass window at the Rex Distilling Company in Merrimac square, then forced its way into the store before the traces were removed and the animal resumed its flight.
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Brown Brothers
Third Street
Chelsea
Green
Stamford Streets
Hind
Rex Distilling Company
Merrimac Square
No Bar for Toy Theatre Denied License in Boston
The Licensing Board refused a bar license for the Toy Theatre after a large showing of opponents led by church leaders and prominent society figures. Officials argued a saloon in the theatre would harm local morals despite three nearby saloons.
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Boston
Licensing Board
Toy Theatre
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Harcourt Amory
Trinity
William A. Paine
Commonwealth Avenue
Theatre
Alfred EB. Burton
Technology
E. C. E. Dorion
Zion’s Herald
Arthur S. Johnson
Samuel H. Hilliard
Church Temperance Society
William E. Murdock
Lyman W. Gale
Hugh Bresnahan
South Boston
Edward Cauley
Charlestown
I. Curtis Turner
Dwight Peck
E. P. Colby
Dorothy L. Mixter
Horace S. Sears
Panic at Billy Sunday Tabernacle Leaves Philadelphia in Turmoil
More than 50,000 people crowded the Billy Sunday Tabernacle in Philadelphia after assuming seating was reserved for students. When entry failed, windows were broken doors battered and crowds climbed on the roof. Riot police were called but could not control the scene leaving hundreds injured.
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Philadelphia
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Mass crush at tabernacle ends in injuries and chaos
Thousands jammed outside and inside the tabernacle causing a crush. The hospital area overflowed with minor injuries placed on sawdust. Conflicting entrance tickets sparked trouble and the crowd pressed against walls and even climbed onto the roof as the night service began.
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Tabernacle Hospital
Tabernacle
Brown Denies Plot to Oust Him From Office
E Gerry Brown former supervisor of loan agencies claimed he was victim of a plot to remove him from his position and that his resistance led to appointing a higher class man as his successor.
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E. Gerry Brown
Blames the Law on Political Split Over Successor
The former supervisor discusses a plotted succession and defends his stance on rates. He asserts state law allows high interest on loans over $300 and questions why he would enforce a 3 percent cap. He denies any involvement with money lending and challenges governor’s critique of his finances.
Catholic societies plan Middlesex forum at Knights building
At the Knights of Columbus building Middlesex Branch of the Federation of Catholic Societies will host an evening meeting tomorrow. Speakers include Francis E. Slattery Frederick W. Mansfield Charles E. Fay and Mgr Ambrose F Roche discussing a circular sent to a Massachusetts Legislature candidate. The event invites Catholics and non Catholics to hear candid discussions on important topics. The forum will be in the new Knights of Columbus building at Highland Avenue and Central Street.
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Knights of Columbus
Middlesex
Federation of Catholic Societies
Francis E. Slattery
Brighton
Frederick W. Mansfield
Boston
Charles E. Fay
Mgr
Ambrose F. Roche
Watertown
Massachusetts
Highland Avenue
Central Street
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Nishings
Hathaway
Old South Clo.Co
Hanover Street
Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
North and Union Sts
Penn
Violets
Bromfield Street
John
Phoebe Gregoire
Phillips St
Central Falls
R. 1
Harvard Bridge
State Armory
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
The
Excise Board
Billy Sunday
Makers of “Boston Made
Rogers Peet Co
Bates Street
Ryee
Boy Scouts of America
VQ Souls
Washington St
Brown
Frank Pope
Morse
Ing
Manhattan
Brattle Street
Sahrele
Adams Square
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