Reverend MacLaurin to Preach at Tremont Temple
The Rev. Donald D. MacLaurin of Rochester New York will occupy the Tremont Temple pulpit on the two following Sundays for morning and evening services. He previously preached at the temple during August vacation and drew very large and appreciative audiences. He is regarded as one of the strongest Baptists in the denomination.
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Donald D. MacLaurin
D. D
Rochester
N. Y
Tremont Temple
Postal Telegraph to Acquire New York Central Lines
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports an authority states a contract for Postal Telegraph Company to take over all New York Central Railroad Company lines is ready for signature, save for minor details to be settled within a day or two.
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Philadelphia
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Postal Telegraph Company
New York Central Railroad Company
King to be moved for air and crowning date set
London July 11 The King is deemed strong enough to leave London for a change of air and to board the royal yacht at Portsmouth. Coronation tentatively set for Saturday Aug 9 with ceremony Aug 11, to avoid a bank holiday. No royal progress planned after the coronation.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Royal Yacht
Portsmouth
Pidward
Westminster Abbey
Friars in Manila face relocation as Vatican talks stall
In Manila, friars nearly all gathered face heavy charges on Catholic institutions. They may seek other fields of labor outside the archipelago as U.S. authorities are not seen as able to restore them to parishes against native Catholics’ wishes. Secretary Root and Secretary Hay discuss the matter with Taft and the Vatican, aiming to finalize guidance before Rome talks.
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Manila
United States
Raft
Cardinals’ Committee
Taft
Root
Hay
Vatican
Rome
Foley Loses Case Arrested and Bailed in Debtor Judgment
Judge Knowlton denied Foley's writ to block arrest for $110 owed to M L Jennings for Foley's legal services. Foley claimed constitutional exemption from arrest under state law. He was arrested in the Poor Debtor Court, posted bail, and may pay the claim or seek oath relief within 30 days or pursue bankruptcy.
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Knowlton
Supreme Court
Richard H. Foley
Ward 16
Foley
M. Ll. Jennings
Jennings
J. W. Keith
G. A. Flynn
Martin
Brothers jailed as family dispute escalates in Little Italy
In Municipal Court Antonio Massa faced a charge of threatening to kill Filo mena Marinacci. Bonds set at 100 dollars for six months to keep the peace, appeal led to 200 dollars for Superior Court. Massa's brother had earlier been jailed without bail as the case mirrored a prior confrontation.
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Little Italy
Antonio Massa
Filomena ‘Marinaccl
Antonio
Massa
Victorious Chicago strike leader visits Boston
Albert Young, president of the Chicago Teamsters' Council, in Boston visiting friends and studying the local scene. He heads about 40 000 workers who recently won a Chicago strike against packing houses and major department stores, securing a wage rise of four to six dollars weekly per worker.
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Albert Young
Chicago Teamsters’ Council
Clark's Hotel
Chicago
Moros Face the Americans at Camp Vickers
Manila July 11 General Davis hands command of American troops in Mindanao to General Sumner as both leaders visit Camp Vickers where clashes with the Moros are anticipated. In Cebu General Maxilon sentenced to 10 years prison and $2000 fine. General Noviso jailed seven years and fined alike.
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Manila
Davis
Mindanao
Sumner
Camp Vickers
Maxilon
Cebu
Noviso
Cholera Toll in Philippines Rises With Rain Aids Decline
Manila reports 2181 cases and 1718 deaths from cholera while provinces tally 12476 cases and 9357 deaths. The grand total reaches 1107 deaths.
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Philippines
Manila
Dr Drew’s Sunday Services Amid Church Leasing Row
The Rev Dr Drew and followers plan services at Lincoln Hall 69 West Concord street during a church dispute. A sign states the Boston Baptist City Mission has leased the 3 St. Paul Baptist Church to Rev W H Eaton and Kendall Taylor for one year. Rev Robert J Adams of Cambridge to preach starting Sunday.
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3 St. Paul Baptist Church
Drew
Lincoln Hall
West
Concord Street
Boston Baptist City Mission
W. H. Eaton
D. D
Kendall Taylor
Robert J. Adams
Cambridge
Investigating Irrigation Moves by Geological Survey Chief
Washington July 11 F H Newell chief hydrographer of the geological survey has traveled to the Western States to begin a preliminary inquiry into irrigation issues.
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Washington
F. H. Newell
The
Geological Survey
Boston to Germany Could Open European Steam Line
Rumor says the North German Lloyd Steamship Company plans a new Boston European line with passenger and freight service. They study a waterfront wharf site as Congress funds harbor deepening, and a storage building may follow. Secretary Preston confirms the movement but lacks wharf location details.
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Boston
Lloyd Steamship Company
Congress
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Post
Twentieth Regiment Reunion Set for Nantasket Beach
The Twentieth Regiment Association will hold its annual summer reunion at Nantasket Beach next Friday. About 211 comrades with families and friends are invited to attend. The reunion includes a dinner at Hotel Nantasket starting at 1 p.m., with a business meeting prior to dinner.
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Twentieth Regiment Association
Nantasket Beach
Hotel Nantasket
Funeral of Franciscan Superior Mary Vincent Held at St Leonard’s Church
The remains of Sister Mary Vincent former superior of the Franciscan Convent Snowhill Street were moved to St Leonard's Church Prince Street yesterday afternoon. A requiem mass will be celebrated today attended by most Franciscan priests of the city.
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Mary Vincent
Snowhill Street
St. Leonard’s Church
Prince Street
Turner of New York Made Marquis by Pope
John Spencer Turner of New York has been created a marquis by the Pope in recognition of his philanthropic generosity. The former Brooklyn resident and son of wealthy locals once led an Episcopal church in Rochester, later converting to Catholicism in 1898 and studying for the priesthood in Rome.
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Rome
John Spencer Turner
New York
Father Turner
Brooklyn
Rochester
Coxe
Church of St. Joseph
Paris
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