Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. George L. Paine of St Marys Dorchester takes August vacation while church services in Boston run daily at 9 00 am for visiting teachers. The Isles of Shoals host a conference ahead of the Sunday school opening. Notable speakers include Rev John Haynes Holmes and Professors from Orford and Boston. Boston groups hold summer union meetings and the Massachusetts Christian Endeavor institute opens at Sagamore Beach with delegates expected.
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George L. Paine
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Mr. Paine
Mount Desert
Isles of Shoals
John Haynes Holmes
New York
Ralph Barton Perry
Orcord College
Charles Zueber
Boston
Joseph H. Crock
Roxbury Christian Endeavor Societies
Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Institute of the Massachusetts Christian Endeavorers
Sagamore Beach
Diplomat Beckert Shot in Chili After Conviction
Wilhelm Beckert, once chancellor at the German legation in Santiago, was executed by shooting. He had been condemned last September for killing a legation employee. The 1909 legation fire, theft, and forgeries linked to his embezzlement were revealed during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chill
Wilhelm Beckert
Legation
Beckert
Bradbury to Establish Prisoner Loan Fund
William B. Bradbury, recently discharged for perjury from State prison at San Quentin, announced plans to deposit 10000 dollars in a bank for credit to Warden Hoyle. The fund would allow paroled prisoners to borrow at ten percent interest.
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San Quentin
Cal
William B. Bradbury
Hoyle
Decoy Letter Leads to Postal Theft Charge
Nicholas D. Scully a Fenway post office clerk was arrested yesterday on a U S mail theft charge. He allegedly admitted guilt after a decoy letter test found marked money on him and was held on 500 bail awaiting July 12 hearing. He lives at 992 Columbia Road Dorchester with his wife and two children.
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Nicholas D. Scully
Fenway
Back Bay
United States
Hayes
Scully
Postal Service
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Charles Street
William M. Martin
Charlesgate Hotel
Wood to assume army chief of staff next week
Washington dispatch reports Major General Wood, commander of the Department of the East, will take over as chief of staff of the army possibly at the start of next week. Strong named entities include Major General Wood and the Department of the East in Washington.
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Washington
Wood
Department of the East
Army
Sewing Circle readers share home making tips and advice
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Daily and Sunday Post invites New England homemakers to discuss domestic topics. Health hints, baby care, budgeting, gardening, and family troubles are welcome, with anonymous pen names allowed. Send questions or notes to the Sewing Circle Editor, Boston Post.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Advice Sought on Daughter’s Severe Disobedience
A reader asks the circle sisters for guidance on a highly disobedient daughter who proclaims she will do as she likes despite parental commands. After years of attempts with little success, the writer seeks options such as a school or reformatory for girls for about a year to correct her behavior.
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Circle Sisters
The Maid's Day Off
A letter to the Sewing Circle argues for a maid's daytime holiday on Thursdays, detailing proposed timings from noon to 10 p.m. with leave at 6 o'clock dinner. It emphasizes clearing the dining table and packing dishes for the kitchen, and notes the author’s forty years of experience with servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Cast iron rules layed down without deviation by E J T
An unnamed speaker, E J T, asserts strict adherence to steadfast rules. The statement emphasizes inflexibility and commitment to established guidelines. No context or events are provided to indicate a broader story or consequence.
The Housegirl's Holiday and Household Etiquette
A columnist discusses the maid’s day off between mistress and maid, noting after lunch hours, afternoon out to 10 pm with exceptions by agreement. Emphasizes fair rules, quiet enforcement, and dignified dismissal for poor service, plus guidance on respectful language for husbands in polite society.
Public address etiquette noted by G. H. M.
A public figure, identified by initials G. H. M., cautions that using affectionate or fancy names in public is in bad form. He stresses the prefix Mr. to his name as proper, and warns against displays of affection in formal settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doremus Scudder
Woburn
T Evangelical Assostation Ie Stup
Europe
Scudder
Morning Glory Appreciation Note to War Department Address
A daughter of an English soldier expresses gratitude for Morning Glory sending the War Department address. She mentions writing and will inform if she meets with success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Glory
War Department
Hair waving remedy sought by reader June Pearl
A Post reader signing as June Pearl requests a remedy to make hair wave. She notes interest in the Sewing Circle section and asks for practical, non–harmful tips users have found effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
June Pearl
June Rose writes to Lilac and Lily of Valley
A letter from June Rose to Lilac and Lily of Valley expresses fondness for animals and family life. She recalls her late father-in-law's two horses and missing rides, mentions her seven year old son, and notes ages 33 and 30. She asks for continued correspondence and signs off warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily of
Governor Attends Orange Centennial Celebration
Governor Eben Draper and Brigadier General William H. Brigham joined Major Talbot Aldrich in Orange for its centennial incorporation celebration. A noon arrival followed by a luncheon in the hotel and a formal address by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Eben
Draper
William H. Brigham
Talbot Aldrich
Dr Hyde Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Swope Poisoning Case
In Kansas City, July 5, Dr B C Hyde was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor by Judge Ralph Latshaw in the Criminal Court after being convicted of poisoning Colonel Thomas H Swope, the millionaire philanthropist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hyde
Kansas City
B. ¢. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Ralph 8. Latshaw
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