Christian Science Meeting Reports Across Nations
Delegates from thirty-six regions including Canada report progress at the First Church of Christ Scientist annual session in Mechanics Hall. New President Bates outlines motives for unity and spiritual growth as 18,000 members advance under Mary Baker Eddy's teachings.
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First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mechanics’ Hall
Mary Baker Eddy
Bates
Melbourne
Australia
Christiania
Norway
British Isles
Europe
Pacific Coast
New York
Chicago
Boston
de F. Stephen A
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Bean Crown Tie The Knot In Cambridge Home
Frederic C. Bean and Annie L. Crown of Cambridge were married at Rev. Dr. George W. Bicknell's home. The bride, daughter of Charles A. Crown, resides at 179 Prospect street. Groom Bean teaches at Middlesex County House of Correction in East Cambridge. Alta F. Johnson of Canobie Lake, N H, served as maid of honor and Edgar L. Bean, the groom's brother, was best man.
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Frederic C. Bean
Annie L. Crown
Cambridge
George W. Bicknell
Charles A. Crown
Prospect Street
Bean
Middlesex County House of Correction
East Cambridge
Alta F. Johnson
Canobie Lake
N. H
Nonn
Edgar L. Bean
Postoffice Burglary at Brookfield Blows Gate Open
Brookfield patrol reports an early morning burglary at the post office. Dynamite blast blew open the gate and thieves stole about $10 in cash, $100 in stamps, and three registered letters before escaping. Crews are short as investigation begins.
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Brookfield
Wholesome Advice on Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Dr Harlandson endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion loss of appetite belching sour rising headaches sleeplessness and nervous debility. He claims the tablets aid digestion by dissolving in the mouth and mixing with food and can build up tissue in thin patients. A fifty cent package is sold at drugstores and the medicine is not a secret patent remedy. It will cure most stomach weaknesses except cancer of the stomach.
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Stuart
Church consecrated at St. James's North Cambridge
Hundreds attended the consecration of St. James's Episcopal Church in North Cambridge led by Bishop Lawrence. The ceremony featured vestrymen led by Hans L. Carstein, a donation instrument, prayers, lessons, and a sermon by Bishop Huntington.
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St. James’s Episcopal Church
North Cambridge
Lawrence
Hans L. Carstein
Samuel C. Babcock
Beech Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Huntington
New York
B. J. Hutchins
J. H. van Buren
Lynn
Lowell
Abbott
Lindsay
Percy Gordon
Sermorly
St. James’s Church
Francis E. Webster
Cut-Price Milk Sparks Boston Contractor Meeting
Boston milk contractors discussed preventing price cuts at a meeting in Room 9 of the American House. Plans included pressuring wholesale grocers to push out rivals, restricting supplies to undercutters, and diverting milk via trains to Vermont and New Hampshire to cheese plants as winter demand rises.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hanshire
Wier
New
Fens
Moffitt Man Located After Three Week Disappearance
William J. Moffitt of 17 Cameron Street Brookline was missing for three weeks and has been located. His wife received a letter indicating he was in Port Dover and was overjoyed by his return.
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Brookline
William J. Mofftt
Cameron Street
Orton
Referendum Debate Over Hart Tax Bill Continues
The State House debate centers on Hart’s tax bill and a $1.5 million borrowing raise. Boston figures such as Ward 8 leader Lomasney and Jesse who weigh in as allies and opponents while speakers urge liberty, prudent budgeting, and residents’ say in public finance. The measure passes to be engrossed after a roll call of 100 yeas to 82 nays.
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Melrose
Boston
Winsloe
Ward 21
Yar
Speaker
E Marketment
Re Roan Club
Bass Point
Hart
Vitai
Ward 8 Democrats
Boston Dispensary Board
Eon Lomasney
Jesse Ve
Dean
Wakefield
Douglass
Streets
Ceil
Music Commission
Gilpatric
Ward 8
East Boston
Schofield
Malden
Treasury
Tatman
McNary
Cuttyhunk
Tuckernuck Islands
Worcester
Ward 11
City Hall
Engstrom
White
Somerville
Newton
Everett
John J. Douglass
Boston City Meant to Push Union Station Bill
Debate over funding and referendum for Union station project in Boston includes remarks by Nathan Matthews Jr and Mayor Hart. Critics cite opposition from trade groups and Republican lawmakers while supporters urge passage for jobs and progress this year.
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Josiah Quincy
Union Station
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Mr. Schofield
Mayor Hart Reacts to House Tax Bill Move
Mayor Hart voiced disappointment at the House attaching the referendum to the tax bill while noting no surprise. He warned against any harm from the attachment and pledged to oppose measures beyond the referendum, advocating strict budget discipline if the referendum passes the Senate and governor.
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Hart
City Hall
House of Representatives
State House
Senate
Riseves
Epresea
Kiley
Ee Council
Douglass
Boston
Ayer
Haare
Mayer
Kesler
Pane
Secret service squad led by Captain Brown to police city pubs
Captain Brown heads a lean secret service detail tasked with enforcing liquor laws and suppressing disorderly houses. The unit, rotating members across sixteen precincts, will operate covertly in citizen clothes to observe saloons and report intoxication or violations, under Superintendent Eldridge's orders. Police Commissioner Clark confirms no fixed squad and that actions come from higher command.
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Secret Service
Brown
Lee
Ratine Inty
Clark
Post
Or. d
Eldridge
Capetain Brown
Oppose Sunday Tobacco Sale Hearings Draw Protest
An open letter to the State Senate urges defeating Rep Saunders's House bill 1200 on Sunday tobacco sales. The note argues the measure would permit sale in hotels, taverns, druggists, and shops, creating a Sunday trade spread and moral decline across towns, with merchants and religious groups opposing it. Martin D. Newland signs the appeal for broad-based opposition.
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State Senate
Saunders
Congregationalists
Christian Endeavor
Judicial Committee of the House
Senate
Martin D. . Newland
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Ethae
Beekman
Buffalo
George Kinter
Toledo
Chares A. Tompins
Baltimore
Edward H. Hammond
Salt Lake City
Pate
Lucretia Kimball
Fromittsburg
Penn
Hartford
Brooksone
Jonn
Robert Mate II
Brookeline
Emomt
Emnle
Christian Science
Septimus J. Hanna
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Mother Church
St. James
North
Moffitt
Matthews
Meller
Winiloe
Dean’s
C. L. Glidden
Butah Street
East
Knight's
Ea Doan
Doan
Foster
Milburn Co
N. Y
Rep
W" S.menary
Associated Board of Trade
Ace, Association
Renal Estate Xchange
South Boston
Representative McNary
Ca Andar
John J.douglass
RE. Chas
Chase Saunders
Ree .We. Schopield
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Gostetter
Wheeler
Captain Brown
Tom Brown
Police
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Poig
Walter Ie Longin
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Norpee
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