Pastor Pierson to resign from Union Congregational Church
The Rev. Mr. Pierson, pastor at Medford’s Union Congregational Church, announced he will resign to avoid factional church disputes over Kings Daughters meetings. A mutual ecclesiastical council will review the resignation and questions at issue. The move follows weeks of internal controversy and no action was taken at the meeting.
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Medford
Pierson
Union Congregational Church
Kings Daughters
Piergon
Nathaniel P. Richardson
Judge Declares An derson Insane in Helen Gould Case
In New York on June 4 Judge Platt ruled Indiana cavalryman James H Anderon insane and committed him to the State insane asylum at Poughkeepsie after he claimed to be Helen M Gould's husband.
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Helen Gould
New York
Platt
James H. Anderson
Indiana Cavalryman
Helen M. Gould
Poughkeepsie
Drunkards Cured Secretly by New Tasteless Remedy
A tasteless discovery can be added to coffee or food to cure drunkenness. Endorsed by the W C T U and recommended for home use with no cost to the user.
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W.C. T.U
Morgan Not In Cunard Deal
London June 4 Shipping Gazette reports J Pierpont Morgan is not involved in the Cunard line scheme, described as an all British project. The Gazette notes Cunard rejected Morgan, plans a fast Atlantic service with British ownership and seeks government support for a concrete shape of maritime welfare.
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London
Shipping Gazette
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cunard
Cunard Line
Morgan Combine
the Gazette
Fiftyeth African Methodist Episcopal conference opens
The 50th AFM E conference convened at Charles Street A M E Church with Bishop Derrick reviewing the past year and pastors reading church reports. He urged practical faith, noted colored men being called to England, and affirmed fair play over sympathy as America’s path to progress. Evening program included song service and vestry reception.
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Samarjian
P. J. Smith
A. IM. EB
Tinued
Derrick
America
Merica
England
McKinley
United States
Williams Home Sold Rumor In Dedham Grows
Rumor claims George Fred Williams has disposed of his Dedham residence. It remains unclear if he plans to leave the town or buy another home nearby. Williams is reported to be in New York.
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George Fred
Dedham
George Fred Wiliamée
Mr.Williams
New York
Heir to Earldom Dies in New Jersey Almshouse
Bethan Wilson, who claimed Scottish earldom rights and the courtesy title Lord Wilson, died today in Batatos county almshouse, aged 84. News notes his asserted lineage and the long vacant title.
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Almshouse
Ballston
N. J
Bethan Wilson
Lord Wilson
Batatoas County Almshouse
Ard Patrick wins the Derby at Epsom on American rider
J Gubbins brown colt Ard Patrick ridden by American jockey J H Martin won the Epsom Derby by three lengths from Rising Glass and Friar Tuck amid huge crowds and royal attendance. Time 2 42 ¼. Other races featured Sceptre,intruder and Cheers with notable spectators including King Edward and US figures.
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London
J. Gubbins
Ard Patrick
J. H. Martin
Tony
Colonel H. MecCalmont
Rising Glass
Duke of Portland
Friar Tuck
Stevier
Sceptre
Epson Downs
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of
J. Reiff
Art ‘Aris
Rigby
Rideilliam C. Whitney
Intruder
Maher
Duke of Devonshire
Cheers
Jenkins
Wallace Johnstone
Fowlingpiece
Roencer
Bee Martin
Epsom
Gun Club
M. Gannon
Martin
Frederig
Austrian minister awards exclusive Smith Premier contract
The Austrian minister of finance awarded the Smith Premier Typewriter Company of Syracuse an exclusive contract to supply typewriting machines to the finance ministry and its subordinate branches across the empire. This follows a prior contract to supply all courts, result of a competitive test by the government.
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Vipnna
Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Finance Ministry
Lke
South Boston seeks licenses for O Neil and others in Marine Hall
The licenses committee recommends granting William H. O Neil a season long permit for musical and dancing entertainments at Marine Hall, amid protests by South Boston residents. A separate petition from the City Point Camping Club seeks a dan and other entertainments, while Louis J. Beck asks for animal shows and an educational amusement resort. Both Beck requests and the South Boston opposition signal a renewed clash over entertainment licenses as Mayor’s veto looms.
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South Boston
William H. O’neil
Marine Hall
Sixth Street
O’neil
Board of Aldermen
Southston
City Point Camping Club
Dan “ Entertainment
Soe, Galt
H. H. MatInnes
O 1
Pega Club
McKinnee
Louis J. Beck
Ireland
East Highth Street
East Ninth Street
M. Street
Beck
Temrae
Coffee users hurt by breaking away from the drink
Mrs. W. A. Bowers of Franklin Pennsylvania recounts a struggle with coffee dependence and relief after switching to Postum. Her husband suffered from dyspepsia heartburn and headaches, but after gradually replacing coffee with Postum his health improved, and he now avoids coffee entirely. The couple credits Postum with restoring appetite and weight.
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Franklin
W. A. Bowers
9Th Street
Franklin, Pa
Vardon Beats Champion Braid at Hoylake Open
June 4 Hoylake near Liverpool hosts the open championship with 112 entries the largest on record. The field includes all the leading professionals as the event opens but details remain incomplete due to ongoing rounds and unsettled results.
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London
Cannon Sets New Auto Record At Harvard Meeting
A shower halted a major paced team race featuring Elkes Walthour Champion and McFarland as spectators left early. George S Cannon of the Harvard Automobile Club posted a new world record five miles in 8m 26 2-5s in a misty drizzle, while others struggled on the slippery track.
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Charles River Park
Elkes
Walthour
Champion
McFarland
Kelsey
Ontees
George S Cannon
Harvard Automobile Club
Ea Pis
Cannon
W. G. Holbrook
M. J. Lis
B. Ingraham
Secret Cure for Drunken Habits Promised by Golden Specific
An advertisement touts Golden Specific as a secret remedy that can be added to food or drinks to cure drunkards quickly without harming the system. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Harry Burnside, urging women to request free samples, and directs readers to mail for a free package with usage instructions. A closing line mentions a golf tournament schedule with match play qualifiers.
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Westfield
Rebecca
Warner
Bright
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
J. W. Haines
Bsn
Penton
Main
W. H. Pierce
Shawmut Ave
F. H. Putnam
Washingn
School St
Downey & McCormic Dompson
Harry Burnside
Golden
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association chooses officers in busi ness session
Hubbard leaders report at June 4 session in Northampton. W. P. Bullock is president, C. P. Flynn first vice president, L. A. Lamson second, C. B. Boswell third vice president, J. B. Guerin secretary, Thomas P. Nichols treasurer. Nomination committee lists A. K. Tilden successor. J. A. Thompson and Fred Hubbard contested first place. Membership 672, balance $1600. convention closes tomorrow.
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Northampton
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
W. P. Bullock
New Bedford
C. P. Flynn
Boston
L. A. Lamson
Hopedale
C. B. Boswell
Holyoke
J.B. Guerin
Thomas P. Nichols
State Board of Pharmacy
A. K. Tilden
Fred A. Hubbard
Newson Ae
Prizes Set For Mystic Lake Canoe Meet
W Lawson's diver agreed to donate a splendid Tobin bronze trophy and four cups for the winning crew at the Mystic Lake meet on June 11. The design is finished and the trophy will be made from Tobin bronze derived from the yacht Ind ndence. Winchester High School challenges area crews for an interscholastic meet on June 17 inviting high schools from Woburn Medford Arlington and Auburndale and any other state crew to enter paddling four to a boat on a half mile course.
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W. Lawson
Mystic Lake
Lawson
Membe
Tobin
Ind
Chub
McHester
Sugges Winchester Hi
Bee
Wwoburn
Medford
Arlington
Auburndale
Col
Metropolitan Regatta Set For Bunker Hill Day
Sixteen races scheduled for the Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association regatta on Bunker Hill Day afternoon. Clubs listed include Boston Athletics, Boston Interscholastic, Bradford Boat, City Point, Columbian, Jeffries Point, Millstream, Newell, Riverside, Shawmut, St. Joseph's, Union, Weld, West End, West Lynn, and others.
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Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association
Charlies
Bunker Hill
J. Frank Facey
Boston Athletics Association
Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
Bradford
City Point Rowing Association
Columbian Rowing Association
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Millstream Boat Ub
Newell Boat Club
Riverside Boat Club
Shawmut Rowing Club
St. Joseph’s Athletic Association
Union Boat Club
Weld Boat Club
West End Boat Club
West Lynn Boat Club
Eczema Remedy Promoted by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
An ad-like fragment describes eczema as itching and drying skin with crusts. It claims humors cause the condition and asserts Hood’s Sarsaparilla removes the cause and cures the cases, implying skin relief and improved condition.
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Hood
Hes
Pearwney
Finals Set For Wollaston Women Golf Championship
June 4 narrowed the Yomen's Golf Association of Boston final to Mollie B Adams of Wollaston versus Grace B Keyes of Concord. Pauline Mackay beat Margery Phelps to reach semis, with Keyes edging Mackay after extra holes. Adams crushed Louisa Wells. State championship to be played June 18 to 21 at Wollaston Golf Club with 32 qualifiers. entries close June 16.
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Wollaston
Yomen’s Golf Association
Boston
Mollie B. Adams
Grace B. Keyes
Concord
Pauline Mackay
Oakley
Margery Phelps
Miss Mackay
Miss Phelps
Keyes
Louisa A. Wells
Harriet Curtis
Marion Barker
Olive Morrison
G. H. Francis
Curtis
Miss Morrison
Pauline Macka
Miss Keyes
Miss Wells
Francis
Mies Cuncey
Massachusetts
Wollaston Gol Club
C. B. Cory
Wine
United States Golf Association
Mrs Edgett Wins Handicap at Winchester Club
A women’s handicap stroke meet was played at Winchester Golf Club with 12 entries. Mrs G F Edgett posted the best gross score of 102 while the net prize went to Miss Charlotte Skillings, the two leading performers in an afternoon of strokes and scores.
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Winchester
Winchester Golf Club
G. F. Edgett
Swretden
Charlotte Skillings
Massachusetts state championship to be replayed at Wollaston
The Massachusetts state championship will be played again starting Wednesday June 18 and continuing for three days. C B Cory has donated a superb silver cup as emblem of the title. Wollaston Golf Club offers its 18 hole Mountclair course for the contest. Entries limited to players with home club handicaps 10 or under. An entry fee of 1 will be charged to help defray tournament expenses. The qualifying round will be conducted this year.
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Massachusetts
C. B. Cory
Wollaston
Arlington High Defeats Concord High In Golf Match
Arlington High beat Concord High 13 to 1 in the Metzscholastic league golf match at Arlington Golf Club this afternoon. Three Concord players defaulted.
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Arlington High
Concord High
Arlington
Arlion High
Arlington Golf Club
Concord
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Tremont
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Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. McConnell
Vardon
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Maxwell
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MR. and
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Lawson Trophies
Charles
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Washington Street
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Oxford
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Parrot
White Front
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Roxbury
J. Newman & Son
Dward J. Kenney
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Kennedy
A. Sawyer
Boylston St
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