Bishop At Memorial Lashes School Dances And Morality
At Tremont Temple memorial for Charles Nelson Crittenton, Bishop Willard F. Mattalieu condemns public schools and theatre as sources of immorality worse than white slave traffic. He calls for humane laws, wages for women, honest police, and Beacon Hill reform. Dedication of Florence Crittenton Missions home set for today at 10 a m to 10 p m on Massachusetts avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard F. Mattalieu
Tremont Temple
Charles Nelson Crittenton
Florence Crittenton
Boston
Beacon Hill
Florence Crittenton Missions
A. Z. Conrad
W. H. van Allen
W. T. Beale
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Massachusetts Avenue
Clergy Leaders Decry High School Dances
The Rev. O P Gifford and Bishop Mallalieu condemn dances in schools as part of a broader moral drift. They urge laws against school dances and argue theatres and media choices corrupt youth while calling for personal salvation and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Gifford
Bishop Mallalieu
Charles Nelson Crittenton
Churches Aid Reforms Says Rev Berle at Shawmut
The Rev. Dr. A. A. Berle urged that church funding for social reforms should continue. He warned that withholding church money would curtail reforms and noted that churches play a key role in addressing social ills and aiding those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Berle
Shawmut Congregational Church
Firemen Battled Long Hour Blaze at Charlestown Wharf
Engine 32 fought a stubborn ten hour fire that ate into the underpinning of several buildings along Mystic wharf. The second floor blaze at 425 Medford street, Charlestown, damaged the Philadelphia Face Brick Co machine shop for about 5000 dollars and was declared out by 3 45 p.m. The cause is unknown.
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Engine 32
Mystic Wharf
Medford Street
Charlestown
Philadelphia Face Brick Company
Gazzam Confesses Settlement Over Alienation Suit
New York January 16 Miss Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam confirms paying Mrs. Marshall Clark twenty five thousand dollars to withdraw a $150,000 damages suit accusing her of alienating the affection of Clark's husband known as Professor Niblo a psychic and clairvoyant. The payment was framed as restitution rather than defeat in court.
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Miss Gazzam
Cornwall
The
Hudson
Los Angeles
Clark
Mr. King
W. E. King
New York
Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam
Marshall Clark
Cook George Silva Nears Death By Gas act at Tenement
A cook named George Silva apparently killed himself by gas in a West End tenement at 22 Allen Street. Gas fumes leaked for hours in the cellar kitchen, sickening six people and narrowly endangering many others in the five story brick building.
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George Silva
Allen Street
West End
Silva
Gas Leak Traps Inmates as Lightship Endures Severe Gale
A gas leak in Silva's Cambridge Street apartment sickened Fannie Berman and her children and other residents. Police forced entry to Silva's locked rooms, rescue efforts followed, and Silva, a Portugal native with a mysterious past, was found ill in bed. In New Bedford, the Nantucket Shoals lightship endured a dire gale, losing its anchor and gear but later returning to station after a 20 ton spray drenched deck and a risky drift toward Gay Head Light.
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Silva
Campbell and
Tilton
Fannie Berman
Bertha
Rosie
Sadie
Gerrie Rodin
Samuel Rodin
Maurice Levin
Shankin
Cambridge Street
Golding
Portugal
Lisbon
Queen Victoria
West End
Portland
New Bedford
Nantucket Shoals
F. $. Doane
Gay Head
Tlen and Chickens
Doane
Liasconset
Provincetown Is Cut Off By Snowbound Rail Lines
Town of Provincetown remains isolated as New Haven line from North Truro is buried under ten feet of snow. Mail and rail service are halted. workers clear tracks but expect another two days before service resumes. George E. Kennedy ferries Boston Post to residents after drifting six miles through rough harbor.
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Provincetown
New Haven
North Truro
Boston Post
George E. Kennedy
Lawyer Marquis Dickenson Celebrates 78th Birthday
Boston lawyer Marquis Fayette Dickenson, a member of the Algonquin Club and University Club, held a birthday reception yesterday afternoon at his Brookline home 79 Carleton Street in honor of his 78th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Fayette Dickenson
Boston
Algonquin Club
The
University Club
Carleton Street
Brookline
Hanover officer shoots self in forearm at station
Officer Allen V. Nixon of the Hanover street station accidentally shot himself in the right forearm with his revolver in the station smoking room yesterday morning. He was taken to Relief Hospital and later moved to his sister’s home at 62 Woodville Street West Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen V. Nixon
Hanover Street
Relief Hospital
Fred Gordon
Woodville Street
West
Everett
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Astral
Converse
Nevada
Zelda
Lankersham
Mrs. Clark
Mr. Clark
Reno
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Mark
Hanan & Sons
Hanan & Son’s
Hanan & Son
Hanan Shoe Co
Washington St
Philadelphia
sMien
A. Shuman & CO
Wolf's
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Cook
Irs Gertie
Lirs
Sadie Berman
Brooks
Campbell
United States
Boston Tailoring CO
Washington Street, Cor. Bromfield
Mi Foods
Fetoy Congress
Kentucky
Sterne Bros
Summer St
W. J
D. Lyons
Atlantic Ave
C. L. Richardson
Lincoln St
Rob’t Seaver & Sons
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
Fox Bros
Tremont St
Warren F. Witherell Co
Causeway St
Canal St
Oxford Grocery Co
Columbus Ave
Jj. J. Agnew
Sumner St
M. McGillicuddy
Charles St
Arthur H. O’neil
Parker St
Roxbury
Paul Jones & CO
Louisville
H. G. Simmons
Colonial
Oxford
Self
T. Murray
P. O. Box
Clothiers
Washington Street
Star
Spatag Cor
AWD
Sudbury Sts
Plimpton-Hervey Co. Cash OR Credit
Washington St. Wear Haymarket Sq
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