Global Christian Endeavor groups surpass 65 thousand societies
The movement reports 65,818 societies with 3,600,000 members across nations. In England Baptists lead. Australia shows Wesleyan Methodists strength. Canada lists Methodists. the United States centers on Presbyterians. Over 200 societies exist aboard ships and in prisons and camps.
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Car
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Massachusetts
California
Missoufri
New Jersey
London
Australia
England
Baptists
Christian Endeavor
Wesleyan Methodists
Canada
Methodists
United States
Presbyterians
Injunction Issued Against Labor Pickets in Boston Case
A Boston Superior Court judge granted a preliminary injunction against Boston Lodge 24 and several individuals tied to the Kidder Press Company dispute. The order bars interference with the company’s business through picketing or boycotts after a wage hours disagreement led to discharge and a union-led picket line. Witnesses testified about threats to job seekers within twenty miles of Boston, while defense witnesses denied unlawful acts and claimed pickets acted within the law. The case proceeds to merits review.
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Judge @heldon
Equity
Superior Court
Kidder Press Company
Boston Lodge 24
International Association of Machinists
John T. Kelly
John J. Connolley
D. L. Doonan
A. Eriegon
John McNamara
Adolph Liebemicher
Arveson
Robert Wescott
Frank Johnson
J. Hydren
George Harrison
Gilbert Quinn
Oscar Carlson
Machinists’ Union
Boston
Plaintiff Corporation
Aswer
Craft and Trades Unions
Defence
Fuller
Lodge 264
S. Z. Bowman
A. Fuller
Bowman
Squadron Leaves Newport Today In Newport Departure
Washington July 6 The Navy Department reports the Brooklyn squadron leaves New York and the North Atlantic squadron leaves Newport tomorrow for Penhenrose at Rockport Massachusetts.
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Newport
Washington
Navy
Aid for Texas Flood Sufferers Granted by War Dept
Washington July 6 The War Department has granted the Texas Governor’s request for flood relief. Government boats available will be placed at the Governor’s disposal and rations will be issued promptly.
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Washington
War Department
Texas
Sixteen Hoboes Detained After Afternoon Sleep on Common
Police at Station 4 rounded up sixteen youths during a serene afternoon and early evening for sleeping on the common.
Jomiet's Father Shoots Romeo in York County Drama
News from Charlotte North Carolina dated July 6 reports J M Sloan of York County forbids daughter to wed Columbus Watson. Watson visits repeatedly, Sloan shoots through a window wounding Watson likely fatally. The piece also covers Pullman family estrangement after a forged will and marriages to Miss Fernald linking to Chicago and New York.
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Charlottoh
N. C
South Carolina
J. IF. Sloan
York County
Columbus Watson
Watson
Watveon
Romeo
Sloan
Poison in candy at San Francisco home recalled
Arsenical poisoning fears echo the Cordelia Botkin case as Mrs. Elsie Scheib becomes ill after eating candy sent in a box addressed to a friend. A group of dressmakers who worked nearby were offered the sweets, with one friend recovering after treatment by Dr. J C Stinson. Lewis Scheib reported his wife’s alarming symptoms.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cordelia Botkin
John Dunning
Delaware
Elsie Scheib
Lewis Scheib
J.C. Stinson
Ellis Street
Mrs Pullman and Her Son Long Branch
George M. is identified with Mrs Pullman in Long Branch on July 6, detailing a local scene involving a mother and her son. The brief item notes the pair’s presence and the date, presenting a compact snapshot of community life.
Vanderbilts Home Again in New York
Mr and Mrs George Vanderbilt arrived at the Waldorf Astoria early this morning after a bridal European trip aboard the Teutonic. They left the liner as soon as possible for the hotel, Vanderbilt in a light suit and both appearing well despite delays and fog delaying the ship’s arrival.
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New York
George Vanderbilt
Waldorf-Astoria
Europe
Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt
Waldorf-Attoria
Everett's Lexow inquiry opens after council vote
Everett July 6 The police department investigation will begin July 12 with a city council committee including President Bruce Alderman White Manser and councilmen McLean Homans Thompson. The investigation will hold public hearings and hear complaints while avoiding hearsay and gossip.
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Everett
Bruce
Aldermean White
Manser
McLean, Homans
Thompson
Common Council
Pendergast
Board of Aldermen
Growth of Endeavorers Report at Detroit Meeting
The annual business meeting of the United Society of Christian Endeavor in Detroit on July 6 heard secretary Baer's report. It noted the net gain in societies during the last period and outlined portions of the society’s progress and plans for growth.
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Detroit
Mich
Corporation of the United Society of Christian Endeavor tsGny
Baer
Death of Fireman William McKenna on Ontario
William McKenna a fireman on the British steamer Ontario died yesterday after being landed at quarantine last Sunday with smallpox. He was about 45 and buried at Galloupe's Islas. He is believed to have a family in Hull England.
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William McKenna
Ontario
Galloupe
Islas
Hull
Eng
Quincy Police Believe Mrs Barin Alive After Search
Quincy police suspended a day long search for Victoria Barin after concluding she likely left on a visit to friends. A note to her family indicated remorse for an intended self harm act amid weeks of domestic troubles.
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Quincy
Victoria Barin
Lindsay Committed for Extradition in Police Court
In Bow Street Police Court Charles H. Forbes Lindsay of Philadelphia was charged by Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York agents with embezzling 1411 dollars and was committed for extradition.
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London
Bow Street
H. Forbes Lindsay
Philadelphia
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Court Hears Case On Roxbury Brewing Receiver
In yesterday's equity session Judge Corcoran moved to appoint a receiver for the Roxbury Brewing Company. A meeting of stockholders voted to nominate William E. Mars. Mr Pillsbury opposed, claiming mismanagement by president Tom Forhole. The judge suggested agreement on a receiver to ease trouble and ill feeling. hearing continued.
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Suprme
John W. Corcoran
Roxbury Brewin Company
William E. Mars
Pillsbury
Tomforhole
Murphy Runs for Mayor Amid Ward 8 Backing Clash
John R. Murphy, longtime water commissioner and Democratic machine man, seeks the mayoralty. Ward 8 and Donovan Lomasney factions oppose any candidate allied with Republican Independents or Tendricks Club, fearing defeat. Murphy’s supporters say Ward 8 endorsement was not sought and may be a tactic to weaken his bid.
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John R. Murphy
R Eason
Lomasney
Ward 8
West
Murphy
Tendricks Club
Messrs
Donovan An L Omasney
Donovan-Lomasney
Machinery for Philadelphia cargo to China in July 6 report
Puritan loads a cargo of machinery destined for China. The shipment includes temporary machinery built at Harbin for the Chinese eastern railway. It features monster car lathe double axle lathes boring mills and portable twists for the voyage.
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Philadelphia
China
Harbin
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