Johnson urges Jewish, Protestant and Catholic unity in Pittsfield
In Temple Israel, Dr. Herbert Johnson urged cooperation among Jews and Christians to meet common perils. He argued shared values, the same Bible, and common citizenship justify friendship over persecution, and urged sacrificing sectarianism for national strength and peace.
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Temple Israel
Fleischer
Commonwealth Avenue
Herbert
Johnson
Warren Avenue’ Baptist Church
Dr. Johnson
United States
Pittsfield
Mayor Hibbard Under Fire On City Welfare
Professor Charles Zueblin voiced sharp criticism of Boston’s municipal conduct at Central Church, praising some economies but condemning waste, corruption, and neglect of public needs such as snow removal, garbage, and social services. He attacked municipal ownership debates and warned of pension mismanagement funding frauds.
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Hibbard
Charles Zueblin
Central Church
Boston
North End
Loomis quotes Japanese leaders on US relation stance
Francis Loomis reports from Tokio on remarks by Marquis Kat su ra and Count Komura. Komura says Japan seeks peace and historic friendship with the United States and will cooperate on Japanese laborer emigration to meet American wishes. He adds focus on orient concentration and regional interests.
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Washington
Marquis Katsura
Japan
Count Komura
Tokio
Francis Is. Loomis
Loomis
United States
Orient
America
Bustard Questions Curley Candidacy and Past Record
Dr W W Bustard at Dudley Street Baptist Church outlined the Page class stance against Alderman Curley for chairmanship of the city board. He cited a letter campaign urging votes against Curley and referenced Curley’s 1908 conspiracy conviction and other alleged extravagances. Bustard claimed Curley seeks personal benefit from aldermen and warned of possible legal action.
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W. W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Curley
New England
Dr. Bustard
Alderman Curley
United States
Charles Street
Bustard
Three Fredonia Normal School Girls Barred from Registration
Miss Mary Thornton class president and Miss Genevieve Ryan and Miss Blanche Beach were told they could not register next term by Principal Myron T. Dana after he learned they sang and danced in several choruses at a local talent show the night before the start of term.
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Fredonia
N. Y
Mary Thornton
Genevieve Ryan
Blanche Beach
Fredonia Normal School
Myron T. Dana
Disaster tale from the Republic collision
The Republic capsized after a collision with the Florida. Passengers, including Mrs Lynch and Mrs Mooney, perish or are injured as the Florida’s 850 immigrants are transferred to the Baltic and the Florida heads to New York. Captain Rawson and Purser Palmer suppress press messages.
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Florida
Mrs. Lynch
Mr. Mooney
Mr. Lynch
Murphy
South Dakota
Republic
Baltic
Rawson
Purser
Palmer
New York
Lynch
Lynch's Leg Broken Returns on Florida
Eugene Lynch, badly injured, is coming in on the Florida due here late today. He suffered a broken leg and internal injuries and was too severely hurt to be transferred to the Baltic.
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Sandy Hook
Eugene Lynch
Florida
Baltic
Gresham Anchors Off Vineyard Haven Before Daybreak
The Gresham anchored a mile inside the Bight at 4 15 a m with Seneca not yet in sight and shore communications impossible. The vessel decided not to come into port until after daybreak.
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Cutter
Vineyard Haven
Bight
Archbishop Sweatman of Toronto Dies After Pneumonia
The Most Rev Arthur Sweatman archbishop of Toronto metropolitan of Eastern Canada and primate of all Canada died this afternoon at the See House from bronchial pneumonia.
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Toronto
Ont
Arthur Sweatman
Eastern
Canada
All Canada
Thug's Victim Likely 10 Die In Burglary Attack
Mrs. Catherine Grey aged 70 was found on the floor of her small Lawrence store with a badly crushed head. She remained unconscious and authorities believed burglars attacked her, robbing the cash drawer of a small amount.
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Lawrence
Catherine Grey
Earl of Leicester Dies at His Ancestral Home
The Earl of Leicester died today at Holkham Hall Wells Norfolk his ancestral home. He was the father of the House of Lords and an ardent and discriminating art collector.
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Earl of Leicester
London
Holkham Hall
Wells
Norfolk
House of Lords
Finance Commission plans major bombing of Boston politics
District Attorney Dwyer leads a secret probe tied to the Finance Commission that could trigger the era’s sharpest political and financial upheaval. The commission also pushes charter reforms including nine aldermen and abolition of party designations.
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Boston
District Attorney's Office
Finance Commission
Removal urged for wreck of the Maine in Havana Harbor
Governor Magoon releases his annual report urging immediate removal of the sunken U S battleship Maine from Havana Harbor. He describes the wreck as a navigation hazard and national reproach, notes 63 American sailors are among the wrecked, and cites costs of U S intervention in Cuba reaching over 5.3 million dollars as of 1908.
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Washington
Magoon
Provisional Government of
Cuba
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Havana
Department of State
Navy Department
Republic of Cuba
Firemen Survive Fall From Broken Ladder in Two Alarm Blaze
Three Chelsea firefighters narrowly escaped death when a 60 foot ladder broke during a two alarm fire on Second Street. They fell into the burning building but landed on a second floor trap door and were rescued with only severe shock and injuries. The fire at 96 and 98 Second Street damaged the warehouse of Fred Theise Manufacturing and offices on the ground floor. Damage totals about 3000 to the structure and 12000 to stock, insured.
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Second Street
Chelsea
Spencer
W. Carafa
Joseph Carafa
Joseph Seaver
Fred
Theise Manufacturing Company
Isaac Levine
Hay and Grain
Joseph Alazzo
Sicilian Players Extend Boston Engagement for Matinees
Signora Mimi Aguglia and the Sicilian troupe arrived in Boston as unknowns. Originally four afternoon shows were planned, but rising interest led to four additional matinees starting this afternoon with Peccatrice to be shown. The schedule includes Scandara on Tuesday, Bufere on Thursday, and a Friday farewell featuring Cavalleria Rusticana and I Carbunara.
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Signora
Mimi Aguglia
Boston
Scandara
Bufere
Cavalleria Rusticana
I Carbunara
Sunday Raid in West End Nets Three Gambling Arrests
An early morning raid by Station 8 at 76 Allen Street led to the arrest of Samuel Belansky 31 Samuel Bubinsky 27 and Harry Debvin 565 on gambling charges.
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Allen Street
Samuel Belansky
Samuel Bubinsky
Harry Debvin
Harvard Musical Club to present annual concert at Fogg Art Museum
Harvard Musical Club representing the department of music will give its annual concert this evening in the lecture room of the Fogg Art Museum Harvard. Dr. Charles A R Eastman will speak to Harvard Union members at 8 o clock on Indian Wit Humor Poetry and Eloquence. The lecture is open only to Harvard Union members.
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Harvard Musical Club
Department of Music
Fogg Art Museum
Harvard
Charles A. R. Eastman
Harvard Union
Arrest of Robert Crosby for watch theft in South Boston
Robert Crosby a 29 year old colored man of 1 Auburn court was arrested yesterday by officers from Station 3 on charges of larceny of a watch valued at $20 from George Higgins of South Boston.
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Robert Crosby
Auburn Court
George Higgins
South Boston
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