Messages From The Spirit World At Jordan Hall Event
A Detroit area spiritualist meeting recalls two claimed posthumous messages from Dr. Hodgson via mediumship. Rev Fred A Wiggin questions a Detroit medium while asserting two brief messages from Hodgson have been delivered publicly. The exchange centers on verifying genuine spirit communication and Hodgson’s afterlife influence.
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Fred A. Wiggin
First Spiritual Temple
Detroit
Mich
Professor Hodgson
Hodgson
America
Dr. Hodgson
Mr. Wiggin
Toboggan to Ruin Sermon At Tremont Temple
The Rev P S Henson preached from Isaiah 1 3 Worse Than Brutes at Tremont Temple, warning the age rushes toward ruin on a toboggan slide with no time for heaven. A 60 voice chorus led by Professor C E Boyd provided the music.
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P. S. Henson
D. D
Tremont Temple
C. E. Boyd
Bad Nickels Flood City As Police Warn
Police issue general alarm over counterfeit nickels circulating in Boston with old style five cent stamp. Street railways and shopkeepers report thousands found in treasurers offices and cash drawers, mainly in Back Bay. Authorities suspect North End origin and conduct a district search to arrest counterfeiters and seize their outfit.
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Boston
Back
North End
Lynn man charged in $110 jewelry theft
Alphonso J. Merchant of Lynn, 20, was arrested in the North End by Inspectors Rooney and McCausland after allegedly stealing jewelry from John Sawtelle of Brockton. Police say two watches valued at 80, two charms 20, and a chain 10 were taken, with two watches found on him. he is also wanted in Marlboro on a theft complaint.
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John Sawtelle
Brockton
Alphonso J. Merchant
Lynn
North End
Rooney and
McCausland
Merchant
Marlboro
Baker
N. E. Evangelistic Association 20th Anniversary Celebration
The Evangelistic Association of New England marks its twentieth anniversary with a Lorimer Hall banquet for about 175 guests next Wednesday. Reports will cover the five departments, and Secretary Robert E. Speer of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions will deliver the annual address, introduced by Samuel B. Capen. Secretary Sayford concluded a series of evangelistic meetings in Whitman with strong success.
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Evangelistic Association of
New England
Lorimer Hall
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Speer
Samuel B. Capen
Sayford
Whitman
Ormond Beach Set to Host Speed Record Bid
Florida’s Ormond-Daytona beach hosts fast car racing as drivers aim for 120 miles an hour. The flat, tide-influenced course promises high speeds with multiple cars abreast. Races begin Tuesday and run about ten days. Herbert Bowden set last year’s mile in 32 4-5 seconds, with potential to break 30 seconds.
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Florida
Ormond
Daytona Beach
Ormond Beach
Herbert L. Bowden
Waltham
Mercedes
Catholics Elect and Install New Officers in Boston Federation
The Suffolk County Federation of Catholic Societies held its annual meeting in Knights of St. Rose Hall Worcester street. Delegates representing over 15 000 members approved reports and elected officers including Henry Wessling Matthew Cummings Tancred Monast James Scanlon and P C Ulrich with a seven member board and trustees. An installation by Deputy High Chief Ranger John Till followed with the chief ranger Larkin re elected to a third term. The event concluded with an entertainment and collation.
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Suffolk County Federation of Catholic Societies
Knights of St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Byrne
Bridges
Francis X. Dolan
Federation
Henry Wessling
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Association
Matthew Cummings
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Tancred Monast
James W. Scanlon
P. C. Ulrich
Stephen P. Galvin
Thomas IF. Lally
Board of Government
Michael Roberts
Thomas Kitchell
Patrick Sweeney
John Till
William H. Powers
Robert Emmet
John J. Belton
Thomas Francis Meagher
Mr. Larkin
Hibernian Total Abstinence Society Elects Board in Rathbone Hall
One of the largest meetings of the Hibernian Total Abstinence Society was held in Rathbone Hall. Maurice Dineen was elected president with McGarry Sweeney Monaghan Mullen and Murphy filling key posts. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen at the March meeting ahead of a January 30 ball at Paul Revere Hall to fund the celebration.
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Society
Rathbone Hall
Washington Streets
Maurice Dineen
Thomas F. McGarry
Helen M. Sweeney
Patrick Monaghan
Lawrence E. Murphy
Mary A. Mullen
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
America
Father Herlihy
Church of
St. Francis de Sales
Denis McCarthy
Ireland
St Patrick's Society Elects Officers at Warren Street Meeting
At the St Patrick's branch meeting held yesterday at 67 Warren Street the following officers were elected for the coming year: Chief Ranger Patrick J. Larkin Sub-chief Ranger John J. Reynolds Treasurer Patrick Gallagher Secretary James McGuyer Assistant Secretary James Sweeney Senior Woodward Henry Griffin Junior Woodward Thomas Conner Senior Beadle William Hession Junior Beadle Joseph Huarkins.
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St. Patrick's Branch Society
Warren Street
Followin
Chie Ranger
Patrick J. Larkin
John J. Reynolds
Patrick Gallagher
James McGuyer
James Sweeney
Woodward
Henry Griffin
Catholics Unite For Union Hall Charity Ball In Boston
A meeting of presidents from all Catholic total abstinence societies in the Boston archdiocese convened at Union Park street to finalize plans for a union hall event on January 30 at Paul Revere Hall. Father Francis J. Butler presided, Otho T. O Leary served as secretary, and Mayor John F. Fitzgerald accepted an invitation to be the evening’s guest.
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Archdiocese of Boston
Association
Union Park Street
Paul Revere Hall
Catholic Union
Francis J. Butler
Otho T. O’leary
John F. Fitzgerald
Installation of Division 58 AOH Officers in National Hall
Division 58 AOH in National Hall installed new officers led by President William F. Donlan and County President John Dillon conducted the ceremony. Dillon urged expanding literary pursuits and scheduling gatherings to study American literature highlighting Irish contributions. attendees enjoyed collation and entertainment afterward.
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National Hall
William F. Donlan
John F. Lynch
T. C. Gillan
D. J. Maher
B. J. Fitzpatrick
William §. Colbert
Robert Barrett
John Dillon
Dillon
America
A. O. H. Division 19 Installs Officers in Williams Hall
In Williams Hall at Albany and Northhampton streets the officers of Division 19 A. O. H. were installed yesterday afternoon by C. P. Dillon and staff. Incoming officers include President John F. Madden and Vice President Thomas F. Flynn with other posts held by Gallagher Graham Sammon Pickett Murphy Lennon Farley. The group notes higher membership and stronger finances for the past year.
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Williams Hall
Albany
Northampton Streets
Division 19
C. P. Dillon
John F. Madden
Thomas F. Flynn
Philip J. Gallagher
Peter P. Graham
William J. Sammon
Patrick P. Pickett
R. Murphy
J. J. Lennon
R. J. Farley
Knights of Tara Hold Meeting in Appleton Hall
About 300 attendees watched an entertainment by Knights of Tara members in Appleton Hall. The group reported membership and finances doubled in a year as new officers were elected and installed. Grand knight B O Heaney and others filled posts including P Leonard vice grand knight and Sister Glynn treasurer.
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Knights of Tara
Appleton Hall
B. O. Heaney
P. Leonard
Glynn
James F. Farrell
Finley
Boland
Smith
Biggie
Moore
A. Heaney
C. Corey
Francis Markey
Mary Heaney
Sister Willey
Mr. Heaney
Bartholomew O'Hea 84, long-time Wakefield resident dies
Bartholomew O'Hea aged 84 dies in Wakefield after a 46 year career as a local resident. He spent decades in the community, remembered by neighbors and friends. His passing marks the end of a long local life.
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Wakefield
Bartholomew O'Hea
Labor Union Motion Targets City Official and Eight Hour Day
At a Central Labor Union meeting a committee was sent to petition Mayor Fitzgerald to remove R C Sturgis from the School House Commission. Delegates supported eight hour day aims and union shops, urged trade with union-labeled printers, and urged unions to similar action. They endorsed Senate Bill 38 on pure food and backed municipal ownership of gas and electric lighting.
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Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
Patrick Maloney
Martin T. Joyce
Fitzgerald
R. C. Sturgis
Organized Labor
People's Legal Security Company
Cambridge Church in Joy Burns Mortgage
Emanuel Baptist Church in Cambridge under Rev. A H Gordon burned their $2100 mortgage note after paying off the debt from the church’s erection. The special prayer service yesterday celebrated the church freeing itself from debt.
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Cambridge Church IN
The
Emanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
A. H. Gordon
Burne Jones painting Hope on view at Curtis & Cameron
By permission of Mrs Whitin the famous Burne Jones painting Hope is on display in the Curtis Cameron galleries through Saturday. Admission is free and the work is shown from 9 to 5 at the Copley Print Studio 612 Pierce Building opposite the Public Library drawing crowds of the public, artists, and students.
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Burne-Jones
Burns Observance Held at B Y M C Union
A special service commemorating Robert Burns birthday was held at the B Y M C Union. The program featured Burns poetry and the Rev. Daniel M. Wilson stated that Burns was deeply religious in his inner convictions.
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Robert Burns
B. Y. M. C. Union
Burns
Daniel M. Wilson
Lydia E. Pinkham Woman and her Vegetable Compound
A history of Lydia E. Pinkham born Lydia Estes in 1819 in Lynn Massachusetts. She with her family developed a root and herb based remedy for female illnesses that grew from kitchen experiments to a nationwide program with marketing and continued female advisory work after her death.
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Estes
Lynn
Mass
Isaac Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pinkhams
Lydia KE
Pinkham Sons
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Lydia FE. Pinkham
New England Hotel and Restaurant Union Convenes in Boston
The fifth annual convention of the New England Branch of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders’ International League of America opened at Faneuil Hall with 56 delegates from cities including Pawtucket Manchester Boston and Worcester. Officers elected include Martin Mattimee assistant secretary and Henry Crowley sergeant at arms. The gathering discussed amendments to state liquor laws and former president Robert Callahan spoke on the topic. The meeting adjourned to reconvene at 9:30 this morning with officer elections expected this afternoon. President Ahern may not seek re election. Daniel Foley of Worcester is a likely next president.
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New England
Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ International Alliance
The
Bartenders’ International League of America
Faneuil Hall
Michael E. Ahern
Manchester
N. H
John D. O’brien
Boston
Bartenders’ Union 77
Pawtucket
Ware
Springfield
Concord
Lynn
Providence
Hartford
Worcester
Northampton
Westfield
Keene
Gloucester
Martin J. Mattimee
Boston Union 77
Henry J. Crowley
Messrs. Elbing and Hessions
Massachusetts Liquor Dealers’ Association
International
Robert A. Callahan
Ahern
Daniel J. Foley
Brookline Seeks New Selectman Four Candidates Named
Captain William F. Humphrey will not seek re election after 12 years on Brookline’s Board of Selectmen. A worldwide trip follows his term. Four candidates compete for the vacancy: Frank B. G. Connor W. W. Esterbrook John A. Curtin and former Fire Commissioner Burton V. Neal are listed.
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William F. Humphrey
Board of Selectmen of
Brookline
Humphrey
Frank BG. Connor
W. W. Esterbrook
John A. Curtin
Burton V. Neal
Dentists Endorse X Zalia For Gums And Mouth Sores
Dentists recommend rinsing with the antiseptic liquid X Zalia after tooth extraction or for sore and diseased gums. The mouthwash is said to quickly heal the gums and cure cankers and other mouth sores.
Maine Man Killed by Falling Tree
Phillips Maine January 21 Patrick Stewart 32 was instantly killed yesterday when a tree fell on him at Rapid River local reports said His death is listed as accidental in the field report from Phillips authorities and the Rapid River rescue team responded to the scene.
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Maine
Phillips
Rapid River
Patrick Stewart
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