Men and Religion Forward movement to start in Tremont Temple
A major five year campaign led by Fred B. Smith and Charles Stelzle begins Sunday in Tremont Temple Boston. This men’s movement aims to place Christianity prominently and has an estimated cost of fifteen thousand dollars. The opening service follows a long planning effort by Boston leaders.
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New England
Boston
Fred B. Smith
National Y. M. C. A
Charles Stelzle
Department of Church and Labor
The
Presbyterian Church
Tremont Temple
Boston hosts eight day evangelical campaign led by church committees
After months of work Gere has organized evangelicals across churches within ten miles of Boston. Local committees cover all aspects and prepare for a nationwide movement. Nationally renowned religious leaders will arrive in Boston to lead the eight day campaign.
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Boston
United States
Bar Tax Proposed for Boston Opera House
Mayor Fitzgerald said he would ask the Legislature to exempt the Boston Opera House from taxation in the future. The property is assessed at $500000 and pays about $8200 yearly in taxes. He argued city support is needed if Boston remains a musical center.
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Fitzgerald
Boston Opera House
Boston Opera Company
Boston
Yale Alumni Associations urged to form standing committees
New Haven Conn Jan 11 A Yale University move to extend influence urges each of the 69 alumni associations to elect a standing committee to promote Yale affairs and serve as local information bureaus for Yale educational conditions nationwide.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
Fire Destroyed Woolen Mill Knocks 75 From Jobs
A. Howarth & Sons woolen mill burned at Howarth's Village ten miles north of Webster causing 75 workers to lose their jobs. The property loss is estimated at $25,000.
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Webster, Jan
A. Howarth & Sons
Howarth
Webster
Daughter of Wealth Is Eloper
Miss Corinne Estelle Barbour daughter of Johnny Barbour a Boston leather merchant residing in Quincy eloped with Sheldon M. Booth of Boston and were married in New York yesterday Alderman Smith of the New York Board of Aldermen united the couple after the groom explained they planned to wed in Boston but New York law required a five day delay after filing intentions.
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Sheldon M. Booth
Boston
New York
Alderman Smith
Boston registrar notes marriage intentions filed for Booths
The Boston city registrar recorded marriage intentions filed Tuesday involving Sheldon M Booth and 23 year old Mrs Booth. Mrs Booth's parents were shocked by the news. The Barbour home is 87 Grand View Avenue Quincy. Barbour heads Brockton Rand Company of Boston. Sheldon Booth, 23, lists Tech Chambers in Boston and claims to be president of the International Automobile Association. He is son of William M Booth and Ada T Sheldon Booth of Chicago.
Quinn Wins Reappointment as Suffolk Sheriff Amid Efficiency Call
Sheriff John Quinn Jr. reappointed six former deputies and named John Kelly special sheriff, pledging a strictly business, high standard of efficiency while addressing shorthanded forces. He discussed re-election plans, filed bond, and outlined duties across the Court House, Secretary of State, and Governor Foss connections.
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Suffolk County
John Quinn, Jr
Seavey
Quinn
John Kelly
John
Secretary of State’s
Foss
Court House
Aiken
Ambassador Curtis Guild and Mrs Guild Meet Empress Alexandra
Ambassador Curtis Guild and Mrs. Guild were presented to Empress Alexandra in St Petersburg. The audience lasted about thirty minutes, noted as unusually long for such an encounter and described as gracious by the Empress.
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ST. Petersburg
Curtis Guild
Mrs. Guild
Alexandra
Ex-Chamberlain Hyde Appeals From Ruling
Charles H. Hyde former city chamberlain filed notice of appeal from the Supreme Court ruling overruling his motion for a change of venue in the bribery case tied to city fund deposits. District Attorney Whitman planned to seek a special panel of salesmen and request a January 22 trial date.
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New York
Charles H. Hyde
Whitman
Supreme Court
Packer Books Missing in 1909 Rebating Case
Chicago January 11 three accountants for the packers testified that books and records used to compute test costs of fresh meats were not found by defendants’ staff and may have been destroyed. They expected the price ledger and related documents to be brought to court but the defense planned to challenge using corporate books against officers in a criminal trial.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Author and star guests attend PW Club luncheon
About 300 Professional Women's Club members hosted Miss Florence J. Lewis and Miss Ann Crewe at a Lenox Palm Room luncheon yesterday. After the meal the pair spoke, followed by a reception. Tonight Keith's features Shriners Night with the organization attending the Harvard one act.
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Florence J. Lewis
Ann Crewe
Harvard
Keith’s
Lenox
Miss Lewis
Miss Crewe
Shriners
Fearful City Employees Face Pressure Over Voting
City workers who did not vote last Tuesday are described as on the anxious seat. Democratic leaders reportedly say nonvoters show opposition to the administration in its drive against the Good Government Association Municipal League slate, with some facing official repercussions.
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City Hall
Good Government Association-Municipal League
E. E. Gray Employees Hold Seventh Annual Ball
The seventh annual ball of the E. E. Gray Company Employees Mutual Benefit Association was held at Paul Revere Hall last evening and unanimously voted the most successful yet conducted. Committee members included Clement W. Currier Ernest C. Clark Georgia M. Stimpson Marion Saudigle Thomas MacDougall and Marion Bosdick.
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E. E. Gray Company Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Paul Revere Hall
Clement W. Currier
Ernest C. Clark
Georgia M. Stimpson
Marion Saudigle
Thomas MacDougall
Marion Bosdick
Lineman William Cameron Injured In Fall On Spring Street
William Cameron a 26 year old lineman from Malden is hospitalized with a fractured jaw after falling 30 feet while stringing wires on Spring street Medford yesterday. He lost his balance and landed on his feet then was struck by a passing pung.
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William Cameron
Malden
Malden Hospital
Spring Street
Medford
Cameron
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