Newton Hotel Ablaze and Two Churches Burned
Newton witnesses a major blaze as the Hunewell hotel on Washington Street suffers extensive damage from a basement furnace fire. Fifty guests lose personal effects while the building may incur about 12000 in losses borne by owner Mrs S D Babcock. The Sacred Heart Church and its parsonage were also damaged, with church losses around 10000 and insurance of 000.
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Newton
Hunewell
Washington Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father
Pine Street Congregational Church Burns in Lewiston
The Pine Street Congregational Church in Lewiston Maine was badly gutted by fire at about 6 30 am. Firefighters struggled in the extreme cold but kept the blaze under control in about three hours. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with insurance. Cause suspected as an overheated furnace.
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Lewiston
Pine Street Congregational
Fire at Doctor Bancroft's House of Correction
Fire yesterday at 11:18 in the home of Dr Bancroft at 597 Broadway South Boston House of Correction triggered two alarms. Fire quickly controlled. cause listed as defective chimney. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars.
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Bancroft
South Boston
Marlboro Fire Destroys Parsonage Damages Edifice
Marlboro New Hampshire January 2 a fire swept the Catholic church edifice causing destruction of the parsonage and damage to the main building additional details incomplete from the clipped report but authorities investigated the blaze and limited damage to surrounding property was reported by local officials.
Local fires report minor damage and quick responses
A still alarm at 171 Charlestown street yielded no damage after Engine 8 response. A second alarm from Hotel Ludlow at St James street and Trinity Terrace confined to Warren Kellar’s fifth floor apartments due to an overheated gas stove. Small losses noted. Engines 19, 29 reported minor or no damage from River street, Beacon street, and Market Street Brighton calls.
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Charlestown Street
Engine 8
Beacon Street
Samuel R. Fuller
Market Street
Brighton
Two Fires Rag Lynn Lynn Destroys Homes and Stores
At 9 this morning a fire in a Estes Street dwelling owned by H F Curtis and occupied by Jacob Ratchsky and Mrs Lillian Sweeney caused $1200 in damage to the structure and $100 in furniture losses with $0 insured for Sweeney. Later at Union and Treston streets flames damaged the Gaffey Co druggists store causing $3000 in losses and $1000 on the building.
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Lynn
Estes Street
H. F. Curtis
Salem
Jacob Ratchesky
Lillian Sweeney
Union and
Treston Streets
Thugene A. Putnam
Gaffey & Co
Fire at Edwin Van Beil restaurant causes $1000 loss
A blaze swept the eating salon of Edwin Van Beil at 88 Hissex street yesterday at 8 36 morning. The fire damaged Van Beil and the building owner for about $1000. KE Hobbs Co and Rosenfield Blackstry occupied upper floors and suffered only smoke damage.
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Edwin van Beil
Hissex Street
van Beil
KE. Hobbs & Co
Buttonhote Makers
Rosenfield & Blackstry
Woman Burned in Kitchen Accident at Cambridge Street
Mary Washington a 30 year old cook at 223 Cambridge Street in an eating house owned by Robert Parker suffered severe burns to face and hands when a kettle of fat overturned. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Fire alarm rang but no property loss occurred.
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Mary Washington
Cambridge Street
Robert Parker
Mary
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fire damages Danvers home of Peabeedy resident
Fire from a defective flue today partly destroyed the house owned by Thomas L. Broderick of Peabeedy and occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Redman. Loss on house is 1500 dollars, insured. on furniture 509 dollars, not insured.
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Danvers
Thomas L. Broderick
Peabeedy
Elizabeth Redman
False fire alarm at Colonial Theatre causes brief alarm
An automatic alarm rung at the Colonial Theatre around 5 pm yesterday drew a quick fire department response and a gathered crowd in the rear. Investigators found no fire after checking the premises.
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Colonial Theatre
Fire at 42 Cranston Street Causes Three-Family Loss
A ten dollar fire sparked at 8 50 yesterday morning in a wooden block at 42 Cranston Street. Three families occupied the building and Annie Hiler owned it. The blaze started during an effort to thaw a frozen water pipe.
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Cranston Street
Annie Hiler
Fire damages four story brick block on Hildreth Street
A morning blaze caused 310 damage to a four story brick block on Hildreth Street owned by the Horace Dodd heirs and occupied by Patrick Flaherty. The fire started about 6 o'clock yesterday and was traced to an effort to thaw a frozen water pipe.
Thawing pipes cause fire in Malden home on Adams Street
Thawing water pipes sparked a fire at 53 Adams Street Malden yesterday owned and occupied by John P. Whelan. Fire damaged the house about 800 dollars and furniture around 4909 dollars, with insulation covered by insurance.
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Malden
John P. Whelan
Adams Street
Boston Opens Year With Record Wheat and Cotton Exports
A Boston year start reports 21 ocean liners sailing to European ports carrying 2 804 212 bushels of grain and 26 711 bales of cotton along with 27 03 barrels apples 7768 head cattle 256 head sheep and other goods. Last year’s figures for the same period are substantially lower. Cotton shipments last week reached 12 100 bales marking a notable week. Grain shipments show nearly double the volume of 1900 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Europe
Elks Leader Visitation Highlights Boston Lodge Event
Judge Jerome B. Fisher of Jamestown grand exalted ruler of the Elks visited Boston Lodge last night in Knights of Honor Hall with over 300 members in attendance from New England. Speeches by Fisher and several local leaders preceded a social session. notable attendees included District Deputy Frank King and Bernard Heineman. A Tremont Theatre charity concert was promoted with gold boxes and high price seats. Fisher received a city banquet at Clark's Hotel earlier in the day.
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Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
N. Y
Order of Elks
Boston
Boston Lodge
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Newnngland
Judge Fisher
Allen Lowe
C. A. Kelly
F. KE. Atteaux
W. A. Vanderlip
Albert C. Smith
Frank King
Edward Dammers
W. H. Shaw
Robert Jones
Cyrus Merrill
Providence
William Doherty
J. Libby
James Burns
John Hayes
A. E. Clark
W. M. Chadwick
H. McArdell
Thomas Noonan
Morris Conners
Tremont Theatre
Hiks’ Charity Fund
Dr. Shaw
Bernard Heineman
Clark's Hotel
President McKinley Improves After Illness
President McKinley shows rapid recovery from grippe in Washington. He enjoys a drive with Mrs. McKinley and plans to return to the office briefly tomorrow then resume work gradually.
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Washington
McKinley
Murderous Plot Alleged by Greek Anarchists in New York
Elias Masuras a Greek complainant in a Yonkers assault case testified of a plot by Greek anarchists to kill prominent Americans. He was wounded in the face and said he had once killed a public man in Greece and was ordered to submit to the American branch. Police have made arrests including James Kiptaukas and plan further raids as investigations proceed.
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New York
Elias Masuras
Kellogg
Yonkers
N. Y
Masuris
James Kiptaukas
Masuras
Campbell Breaking Down in Paterson Jail
Campbell and Death show signs of collapse in Paterson jail as the Kerr murder case moves toward trial. Reports say McAlister has urged them to testify for Kerr, hoping for a light sentence and possible escape.
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New York
Andrew Campbell
Jennie Bossehleter
Paterson
McAlster
Campbell
Death
George J. Kerr
Jennie Bosschieter
Kerr
Newburg Youth Dies After Hockey Injury
James Kent, scion of a prominent New York family, slipped during a hockey game in Newburg N Y and suffered a skull fracture. He died shortly after.
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Newburg
N. Y
James Kent
New York
Bidoo Stolen in Cuban Mail BidOO Stolen in Cuban Mail
John Sheridan in charge of Havana post office money department was arrested on Jan 20 and accused of stealing 1300 dollars sent from Guantanamo on Dec 6. He confessed and said he destroyed the check. Sheridan was a former Boston Post Office employee and Matanzas postmaster appointee. He offered to refund the stolen funds.
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Havana
John Sheridan
Guantanamo
Sheridan
Boston Post
Cuba
Matanzas
Warm weather forecast follows brutal New England cold spell
The weather bureau reports warmer today after a frigid stretch with 39 above at 10 p m and 34 below at dawn in Northfield Vermont. Albany and Boston show varied readings as the day progresses toward mild, with New York City at 4 above and citizens brushing off the chill.
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Weather Bureau
Northfield
New England
New York State
Boston
Albany
New York City
Middle
Weather Department
Federal Building
Young man roped into bogus bank check scheme near transit
John Doyle of St John s N F met Angus McPherson and an accomplice at North Union station with a forged 750 check drawn on Swift Morgan Co National Bank of Providence R I Doyle lent $127 in cash to secure the check and aid their bill payment before a return to Boston The pair fled leaving Doyle to alert police and await their return McPherson 45, 5 ft 6 in gray whiskers and the second man 85, 5 ft 9 in with a red face wore dark clothes
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John Doyle
St. John's N. F
North Union Station
Angus McPherson
Swift, Morgan & Co. National Bank of
Doyle
United States
McPherson
Queen's Domain
St. John's
N. F. McPherson
Social whirl as Boston debuts voyage to Mediterranean
Mrs Jack Gardner’s protege and a host of Boston society figures prepare for voyages on the Hamburg American liner Columbia. Debutantes, weddings, teas, and musicales fill a busy week with numerous Boston families sailing to Europe and entertaining at the Brunswick and Somerset.
Vessel runs ashore in Vineyard Sound with coal cargo
Schooner George E Davenport of Bath Maine sailing Norfolk for Boston with 2240 tons coal ran ashore on Nashawena Island during a northwest gale and dense vapor. Captain McLeod arranged with a wrecking company to raise her. water depth rose to ten feet as pumps failed. Tug Storm King headed to assist but returned due to rough seas.
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Vineyard Haven
George E. Davenport
Bath
Norfolk
Boston
Nashawena Island
Vineyard Sound
McLeod
Storm King
Temperature Readings Across Cities Pinpoint Cold and Warmth
Warmers the West report shows New York at 8 degrees this morning while other cities record temperatures ranging from 10 below in Portland Maine to 36 in Milwaukee and 32 in Bismarck. The list includes Hartport Me 14 below Philadelphia 19 Buffalo 16 Erie 18 Cleveland 18 Detroit 22 St Paul 28 Moorhead 22 Havre 26 Helena 32 Spokane 24 and San Francisco 5.
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New York
Portland
Hartport
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Moorhead
Bismarck
Havre
Helena
Spokane
San Francisco
Calais Captain Towed After Nantucket Gale Incident
Senator Grimes Captain Hooper of Calais Me was towed from Nantucket Shoals to Huntington L I by tug Sea Wing after a gale drove the vessel from Salem. She anchored near Handkerchief and Cross Rip lightships, lost her starboard anchor and 20 fathoms of chain, and dragged to Nantucket Island. Sea Kins answered the distress signal and towed her ashore this morning.
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Vineyard Haven
Senator Grimes
Hooper
Calais
Huntington
L. I
Nantucket Shoals
Sea Wing
Salem
Nantucket Island
Vessel loses anchor and gear in northwest gale
The craft from Daylight Stonington Mo to New York reported loss of its starboard anchor and fifteen fathoms of chain and broke the mizzen gaff off Chatham during a northwest gale on the night of the 11th. It arrived here last night.
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Vineyard Haven
Stonington
New York
Chatham
Rockland Cold Snap Hits Record Lows
In Rockland Maine the temperature plunged to 20 degrees below zero last night making the morning the coldest of the season thus far.
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Rockland
Creditors urged to accept 40 cents on the dollar for W L Strong Co
New York reports advisory committee backs 40 cent on the dollar settlement for W L Strong & Co creditors. The firm, led by the late former mayor, shows assets $781,110.54 liabilities $781,415.61 with a $305.07 deficit. Stotts notes exceeding $1,000,000 drive failure. unsecured debts hover around $1.6 million with roughly $800,000 in assets remaining.
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New York
W. L. Strong & Co
Stott’s
Theed Goes to Osborne for Death Mask Session
London January 21 M Theed the sculptor went to Osborne last evening to prepare for taking a death mask for a project.
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Death Mask
M. Theed
Osborne
London
Canadian skater breaks mile record at Mont rink
T. Dundon of Canada set a professional mile record at 2:41 at the Butt rink. Competitor J. T. Conway of Butte finished in 2:46.
Italian man and child poisoned near Somerville
Felix Fraumena and his child Anna of 18 Medford street Somerville were taken to Somerville Hospital yesterday afternoon. City Physician Arthur E. Perry found both suffering with severe convulsions and other poisoning symptoms.
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Felix Fraumena
Anna
Medford Street
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Arthur E. Perry
Insurance Agent Sues Chemical Company for $25000
Frank Britton of Mt. Vernon sues a chemical company that makes hair vigor alleging injuries from using the product. He claims $25,000 damages after some material ran down his cheek and burned his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Britton
Mt. Vernon
Fan-tan raid disrupts game at 4 Oxford Street
Officers from Division 4 raided a fan-tan game yesterday afternoon at 4 Oxford Street. They seized cards and dice, arrested four Chinese men for playing a game of chance, and took seven others to the station for being present where the gambling implements were found.
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Division 4
Oxford Street
China
Schooner Lizzie Cochrane Beset by Gale Off Chatham
The schooner Lizzie Cochrane Captain Kent carrying lumber from Calais to New Bedford lost both sails in a freezing gale off Chatham. It anchored after dragging near Pollock Rip. Distress signals were answered at daybreak by Monomoy life saving crew led by Captain Eldredge who provided aid and temporary repairs.
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Chatham
Lizzie Cochrane
Kent
Calais
New Bedford
Pollock Rip
Eldredge
Monomoy Life
Cochrane
Society Girl on the Stage Miss Bourne in Miller's Company
Miss Margaret Bourne, a Malden society girl, is playing this season in Henry Miller's company. She is well known in Malden and Boston where she has resided for many years.
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Margaret Bourne
Malden
Henry Miller
Glines
Margaret Bourn
Rise of Miss Bourne in New York Stage
A graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music in 1898 with high honors in oratory, Miss Bourne entered the Sargent Dramatic School in New York. She won the David Belasco medal last year as the school’s most talented pupil and soon joined the Henry Miller company, earning wide praise from press notices across cities visited.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Department of Oratory
Sargent Dramatic School
New York
David Belasco
Bourn
Henry Miller Company
Bourne
Lenox Social Notes From Local Families
Dinner honor held Thursday evening. Mrs C K Wadham of Somerset road West Newton convalescing after serious illness. Dr and Mrs Charles A Hall of Newton marked their twenty third wedding anniversary with a large dinner Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Richard H Dixey of Beacon street, recently in Lenox, are presently at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Madeleine Stuart.
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Robb
New York
Francis Lee Peabody
Eben D. Jordan
Georgetown
William L. Chase
Brookline
Ellen Yerrington
Hotel Lenox
Mary Perry Brown
Washington, D. C
Mary Mplagg
Clarendon Street
Henry N. Richards
A. Dow
Mary Ranson
C. K. Wadham
Somerset Road
West Newton
Charles A. Hall
Newton
Richard H. Dixey
Beacon Street
Lenox
Waldorf-Astoria
Madelaine Stuart
Whittemore Newman Wedding in Roxbury Residence
Miss Clara M. Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Newman of Boston wed Mr Charles Whittemore yesterday at St Pauls Church attended by Max Henry Newman brother and Emma Gervais as bridesmaid. Reception followed at 13 Daniel Street Roxbury with guests. Bride sought quiet simplicity and cherishes a set of Sir Walter Scott books gifted by the late Governor Wolcott.
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Clara M. Newman
Eugene Newman
Boston
Charles Whittemore
John S. Lindsey
St. Paul's Church
Max Henry Newman
Daniel Street
Roxbury
Emma Gervais
Joseph Perkins
Wolcott
Walter Scott
Goldberg Lapato Nuptials at Conchord Hall
At Conchord Hall last evening the marriage of Miss Annie Lapato daughter of Mr and Mrs H Lapato to Mr Jacob Goldberg was solemnized by Rabbi H W Schoher. A large gathering witnessed the ceremony with the bride in white silk and roses. The couple was given away and escorted by family members Simon Weinberg L Leibovitz.
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Conchord Hall
Annie Lapato
H. Lapato
Jacob Goldberg
HW. S Schoher
Simon Weinberg
Hessel Marries Miss Krovitz in West End Hall
Miss Mollie Krovitz daughter of Mr and Mrs H Krovitz of this city and Mr Hyman Hessel of Providence were united in marriage last evening at West End Union Hall. Rev David Rosenthal performed the ceremony and a large crowd attended the ceremony and the celebration afterward.
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Mollie Krovitz
H. Krovitz
Hyman Hessel
Providence
R. 1
West End Union Hall
David Rosenthal
Robbery and severe facial injury in Wheeler Street house
Charles Cruming a barber of 13 Atherton Street was robbed of 75 dollars by a group including a mulatto woman on Wheeler Street and left disfigured with a razor wound from cheek to teeth. Albert Reed of 32 Wheeler Street is jailed as an accomplice but denies involvement. Mary Patterson, 22, of 11 Dartmouth Place, is charged with robbery.
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Charles Cruming
Atherton Street
Wheeler Street
Albert Reed
Cummings
Cruming
Station 4
Tremont Street
Taylor
Mary Patterson
Dartmouth Place
Stallion 4
Drowning of Wiser After Niagara River Crossing Attempt
John Wiser and John Marsh tried to cross the Niagara River above the falls in a boat that broke into ice. Wiser, unable to swim, drowned after being swept over the falls. Marsh was rescued after a desperate struggle in icy water.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
John Wiser
John Marsh
Niagara River
Wiser
Marsh
Willow Island
Banquet Honors R. B. Robbins at Castle Square Theatre
Close friends and theatre attaches gathered at the Quincy House for a complimentary banquet honoring Roland B Robbins treasurer of Castle Square Theatre. Frederick A McKenzie presided. Lindsay Morison sang and spoke. naval veteran James F Davlin lauded Robbins alongside other speakers.
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Castle Square Theatre
Roland
Robbins
Quincy House
Frederick A. Mckenzie
Lindsay Morison
James F. Davlin
Oliver Bennett
Edwin A. Newton
John IF. Barry
Boston Municipal Court
Robert W. Spear
Thomas Armstrong
Springfield Doctor Peirce Arrested in Fatal Case
Dr E Practor Peirce was arrested tonight on a charge of criminally operating upon Miss J M Parsons who died in Mercy Hospital at 8 3 tonight. Peirce has practiced in Springfield many years and is well known in western Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Dr. E. Practor Peirce
J. M Parsons
Mercy Hospital
Peirce
Massachusetts
Death of Robert Codman prominent Boston figure
Robert Codman of 17 Brimmer street Boston died yesterday after a brief illness. Born in Dorchester March 8 1823 he was Harvard educated and a leading lawyer and financier. He held many civic roles including presidentships and trusteeships at notable Boston and New England institutions. Burial to be from the Church of the Advent on Brimmer street.
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Boston
Brimmer Street
Mr. Codman
Dorchester
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Harvard College
Institute
Hasty Pudding Club
Francis Parkman
George Merrick Brooks
Middlesex County
George S. Hale
Suffolk Bar
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Benjamin M. Gould
Augustus Wild
Brookline
Codman
Harvard Law School
Henry A. Johnson
Peter B
Old Wards
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
New England Trust Company
House of the Good Samaritan of
Wheelwright Scientific School
Newburyport
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Charitable Society
Episcopal Church of Massachusetts
New England Genealogical Society
Church of the Advent of Boston
Navy
New York
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Catherine Amory
Robert, Jr
Harvard
Episcopal Church of Maine
Archibald
Trinity College
Church of Our Saviour
Roslindale
Redmund Dwight
Fitchburg Railroad
Stephen Russell Jurd
Church of the Advent
Evil in Colleges Exposed at Watch and Ward Talk
The Watch and Ward Society of Boston held its annual public meeting at New Old South Church with remarks by Rev. William N McVickarn and others. They described colleges with troubling immorality and warned of hidden vice in fashionable settings while praising Boston as largely gambling den free, yet with concerns over club morality.
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William N. McVickarn
New Old South Church
McVickar
Watch and Ward Society of Boston
George A. Gordon
Frederick B. Allen
Edward Cummings
MecVickar
Boston
German Church Jubilee in Roxbury Celebrates 30 Years
Elaborate preparations mark the thirtieth anniversary of the German Lutheran Trinity parish in Roxbury founded April 29 1871 by members of Zion Church. The event coincides with Rev Adolf Siewend completing thirty years in the pastorate and reflects the growth of the denomination in the city as the parish moves from its old building to a new edifice.
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Trinity
Roxbury
Wion
Adolf Siewend
Adolf Biewend
Resigning Roxbury Rector Defends Worship Practices
The Rev. Samuel Macpherson of St. John’s Roxbury denies his resignation stems from ritual reforms. He states discussions of worship occurred seven months ago and notes no new forms since his predecessor used them. He says he accepted a call from Auburn, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Macpherson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Roxbury
Robert Codman
Auburn
N. Y
Schooner A. P. Coleman Sinks Off Atlantic City
The schooner A. P. Coleman from Newbern North Carolina bound for Philadelphia foundered and sank off Atlantic City after its four crew members were rescued by the local life saving crew. The vessel carried lumber.
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Atlantic City
N. J
A. P. Coleman
Newherne
N. C
Philadelphia
Duke of Camebridge Receives Telegram for Immediate Return
Paris dispatch reports the Duke of Camebridge arriving on a journey to the Riviera when a telegram urged his immediate return marked by the urgent message received last evening.
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Camebridge
The
Riviera
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