Passion Play Jeers At Globe Trotters In Oberammergau
Edith Milner an English novelist living in Oberammergau accuses American German and English visitors of wrecking the Passion Play by mobbing actors and harassing Lang Zwink and others. She cites 50 visitors outside Langs home and pennies thrown to village children, urging respectful pilgrim behavior.
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Berlin
Edith Milner
Oberammergau
Anton Lang
Johann Zwink
Judas
Miss Milner
Herr Lang
Lang
Zwink
Anton Leng
General Railroad Strike Declared by Paris Union
Paris July 17 A general strike has been decided upon by the central committee of the National Railroaders Union after a meeting. The strike committee was instructed to rush preparations and arrangements for the action.
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Paris
Central Committee
The
National Railroaders’ Union
Campbellton Relief Fund Receives Fresh $500 Pledge
Campbellton survivors were discussed and a subscription idea proposed. Money flowed in quickly and the club pledged to turn over another $500 to the relief fund, ensuring continued support.
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Campbellton Survivors
Club
Relief committee plots citywide drive for Campbellton aid
Mayor Fitzgerald appoints a relief committee to secure funds clothing and food for Campbellton New Brunswick fire victims. Subscriptions aim to reach 5000 with another 5000 soon. Members Morrison Rothwell McGregor Raymond and Grazier meet to coordinate the appeal and Federal Trust Company will collect contributions.
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Campbellton
New Brunswick
Fitzgerald
James M. Morrison
Bernard J. Rothwell
Alexander McGregor
George J. Raymond
Richard Grazier
Federal Trust Company
Pray Where Church Stood in Campbellton Fire Outbreak
In Campbellton New Brunswick Catholics and Protestants held open air masses on the former church and school grounds as a marquee site collapsed. Father Wallace led Catholics praising mercy while Rev Schurman and Rev Drumm conducted Protestant services. Rain fell as the town reeled, from 6000 residents to about 500 amid ruins.
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Campbellton
N. B
Father Wallace
Schurman
Drumm
Hotel Dieu
Dedication of St William’s Church by Archbishop O Connell
Archbishop O Connell dedicated St William’s Catholic Church at Belfort Street and Dorchester Avenue. About 900 tickets were issued for morning services, with clergy from several Boston parishes present. The dedication sermon emphasized the church as a house of God and a symbol of faith for the surrounding district.
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Church OF ST. William
Dorchester
Archbishop O'Connell
O’callaghan
Splaine
St. William's Catholic Church
Belfort Street
Dorchester Avenue
William H. O'Connell
Mgr
Denis O’callaghan
D. D
South Boston
Michael J. Splaine
W. H. Fitzpatrick
Milton
Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s
William A. Ryan
St. Mary’s
P. A. Supple
St. John’s
John T. Mullen
Hudson
James J. McCarthy
John J. Fletcher
O'Connell
Mer. O'Callaghan
Father Gasson
S. J
O’connell
God
St. William
America
St. Willam
Italy
Lifeguards’ Long Swim Tests Coastal Crossing Plan
Three Revere Beach lifeguards Captain William Walsh Albert Gardner and John Bray swam from Bass Point to Revere Beach in 1 hour 54 minutes with a boat escort. They aimed for Minot's Light to Revere Beach next, choosing a breakwater route and maintaining a tight group along a long course amid ideal conditions.
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Revere Beach
William Walsh
Albert Gardner
John Bray
Bass Point
Minot’s Light
Beachmont
Boston
Woman lawyer Mary E. Miller awarded record fee in espionage suit
Mrs. Mary E. Miller wins a $32,500 verdict from a jury in Chicago, the largest fee ever for a female lawyer. She sued the brothers of John Bross Lloyd, a Harvard student, whom she accused of espionage and misusing his funds to buy cars for a Boston woman after administering his property. The decision was given on Saturday and released today.
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Chicago
Mary E. Miller
John Bross Lloyd
Harvard
Boston
Youthful Vanderbilt Likes Joe Youthful Vanderbilt Likes Joe
William K. Vanderbilt Jr the New York Central assistant to the president is a hustler and seasoned railroad man since 1903 He believes electrified motive power will dominate future railroading and that the American railroad has nearly maxed physical development He notes trolley appeal and predicts electrification will attract passengers while freight may keep steam There is no desire for rapid speed beyond current limits and Vanderbilt remains confident in ongoing progress
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York Central Lines
Mr. Vanderbilts
W. C. Brown
America
Mr. Vanderbilt
New York Central
Harvard
Vanderbilt
Harriman
Vanderblit
Lloyd Brothers Case Aims to Stop Heir from Squandering Fortune
Boston court hears claim by Mrs. Miller for 50000 for services in guardianship of John Bross Lloyd son of Henry J Lloyd and Harvard student. Lloyd allegedly sent hundreds of thousands to a Boston woman called The College Widow, said to be Mrs McGraw. Detective work linked him to a house and several cars bought for the woman as family suitors contested the estate. Judge Gibbons instructed jurors to weigh Mrs Miller's services as worthy of hire.
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William Bross Lloyd
John
John Lloyd
John Bross Lloyd
Henry D. Lloyd, Jr
Demorest Livya
Harvard
Boston
Lloyd
Sakonnet Foint
R. J
Commerce Treaties Ended by Japan in Coming Year
Tokyo reports notices have been sent to European powers including Great Britain announcing termination of commercial treaties one year hence.
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Japan
Tokio
Great Britain
Father John's Medicine Rebuilds Strength and Nerves
An advertisement promotes Father John's Medicine as a pure wholesome food tonic that relieves nerve exhaustion and low spirits caused by poor blood. It claims to restore normal strength naturally without drugs or stimulants. The copy urges nourishing foods contained in the product to end nervous trouble.
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Father John
Mystery surrounds Fitchburg woman death at home
Mrs Clem entine Richards, 42, wife of Rosario Richards, was found dead in bed at her Albee street home. Autopsy by A H Pierce and H R Nye could not yet determine if overdose of headache powders or the green powder in a glass at her bedside is significant. Relatives suspect overdose. doctors will confer with the district attorney before releasing findings.
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Albee Street
LT Col Spencer to Retire From Cadets Command
East Boxford July 17 After 30 years of service Lieutenant Colonel John E Spencer announced he would retire from command of the Second Corps Cadets and from active service at year’s end.
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East Boxford
Second Corps
John E. Spencer
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