Lemonade During Church Services Divides Boston Clergy
Boston clergymen debate lemonade as a method to boost attendance in summer services. Some see sociability benefits while others doubt lasting impact and question what winter substitutes might offer similar gains.
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Boston
James Todd
D. D
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
New Jersey
Leopold Nies
Bromfield-Tremont Street
New York
Lemonade in church gatherings sparks debate among ministers
Boston clergy weighed lemonade at Sunday School as a social boost. Dudley Street Baptist pastor Dr. Fulton notes past use restored after building changes and cites refreshed spirits. Other pastors differ, with concerns about acid and limited attendance impact. Local opinions vary on mid week service gains.
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Charles L. Goodrich
Congregational Church
Plainfield
N. J
Boston
New Jersey
Dudley Street
Charles A. Fulton
Syracuse
Gasoline Explosion Harms Two at London Steam Dye Works
A large gasoline tank exploded at the London Steam and Dye Works rear at 217 Pleasant Street South End yesterday morning. Two men suffered serious burns while about twenty others were endangered. The blast shattered house windows and caused about 150 dollars in damage before the flames were put out.
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London Steam & Dye Works
Pleasant Street
South
Rev Dr Rice resigns from Wesleyan Academy trustees
The Rev Charles F Rice D D pastor of Roxbury Winthrop Street M E Church resigns as president of the trustees of Wesleyan Academy Wilbraham after twelve years. The move ends three generations of Rices in the role following his father Rev William Rice D D former Springfield City Librarian.
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Charles F. Rice
Winthrop Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Roxbury
Wesleyan Academy
Wilbraham
Rice
Panama Cooler Than New York Drives Official Back
Joseph B. Bishop secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission left New York for the canal zone after six weeks here fleeing the tropics heat. He had first gone to the Adirondacks before returning to Panama seeking relief from humidity and high temperatures.
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New York
Panama
Joseph B. Bishop
Isthmian Canal Commission
Tropics
Canal Zone
Mr. Bishop
Adirondacks
School Voters League Asks Voters to Register for Fall Election
The School Voters League opened its campaign urging men and women to register before fall elections for the school committee. The group aims to place a woman on the board and will operate from 184 Boylston Street during summers on Mondays from 2 to 3.
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School Voters’ League
Boylston Street
Old North Church Tower Gets First Bath in 200 Years
The North Church tower on Salem street in the North End undergoes a 20th century sand blast to remove grime and restore its appearance. The process aims to make the ancient structure look spotless after centuries.
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Salem Street
North End
Roosevelt to Be Best Man for Hoover in Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt reportedly agreed to be best man for Loring R. Hoover in his marriage to Margaret Revell. Revell is the daughter of Alexander R. Revell, a longtime Roosevelt ally and local campaign manager. Hoover, a lawyer, awaits a wedding date.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Loring R. Hoover
Margaret Revell
Alexander R. Revell
Revell
Hoover
Virginia Christian Granted Two Weeks Respite
Governor Mann granted a two weeks respite to Virginia Christian, a young Black woman on death row for killing her mistress Mrs. Ida Belote. The delay, set to allow time to consult spiritual advisers, postpones the scheduled execution.
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Richmond
Mann
Virginia Christian
Ida Belote
Old Attic Finds Reveal $4000 In Bank Books
James R. Cutler found two bank books in an attic at 147 Mountdale Street Woburn showing deposits totaling more than $4000. The books belonged to the late William Pierce who lived there 35 years and disappeared on a gold rush leaving questions about his estate. The administrator seeks Pierce relatives.
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James R. Cutler
Mountdale Street
Woburn
William Pierce
California
Pierce
Engine Plunge Kills Two Near Lorain Ohio
Walter Miller a baggage master and R B Harrison a fireman both of Cleveland died from injuries after a Nickel Plate engine and baggage car plunged from a Kishman's trestle four miles east of Lorain. Five others were injured but expected to recover.
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Lorain
Walter Miller
Harrison
Cleveland
Kishman’s
Warship trial delayed by fog at Rockland Maine
Builders acceptances trials for the battleship Wyoming were postponed to tomorrow due to foggy weather. Officials expect stronger results from Wyoming with larger propellers, while Arkansas remains noted as the fastest completed battleship and the largest.
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Rockland
Wyoming
Arkansas
Mayor Presents Loving Cup for Star of the Sea Picnic
Mayor Fitzgerald donates a loving cup to be used as a prize in athletic events at the Star of the Sea Church annual picnic in East Boston. He may attend to present the cup to the winner of the event.
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Fitzgerald
The
Star of the Sea Church
East Boston
Rebel Leader Shot to Death Near Caney
Santiago July 18 General Pedro Ivonet the negro rebel leader was surrounded and killed this morning at Nueva Escacia near Caney by troops under Lieutenant Ortiz. Earlier word claimed capture at Nombre de Dios plantation but that proved false. Ivonet's body will be brought into Santiago tonight.
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Santiago
Pedro Ivonet
Vega Balbco
Nueva Escacia
Caney
Ortiz
Nombre de Dios
Ivonet
Hot Weather Tips on Next Sunday's Post Menu and Helps
The upcoming Post highlights menus and recipes fit for hot weather and a page of everyday helps. Readers can expect guidance on light meals and practical tips for daily routines.
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