Church Meeting Deliberates Mission Work Among Foreign Speakers
At the South meeting of the archdea conry of Lowell held yesterday at St Marys Episcopal Church Newton Lower Falls Bishop William Lawrence administered communion A large delegation of clerical and lay members attended Secretary Rev Francis E H Webster led discussions Speakers addressed topics on church mission work among foreign speaking peoples and aggressive rural outreach Following luncheon the conference moved to focus on parishes and missions spiritual life led by Rev Henry Bedinger and Rev Ernest M Paddock The session opened with Bishop Lawrence address
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Lowell
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Newton Lower Falls
William Lawrence
Francis EH. Webster
Waltham
Allen Greene
St. Paul’s Church
Peabody
A. W. Moulton
Grace Church
Lawrence
W. H. Osmond
Holy Trinity Church
Marlboro
8. O. Dexter
Trinity Church
Concord
John Andrews
Townsend Harbor
Henry Bedinger
St. Peter’s Church
Salem
Ernest M. Paddock
St. James’ Church
Cambridge
Gomez Urges Cuban Armament to Defend Nation
President Gomez issued a proclamation urging Cubans to arm and organize against perceived peril. He hopes Congress will approve a new credit for extraordinary military readiness, in addition to the already voted $1,000,000. He calls for rallying to support the government and defend civilization and nationality.
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Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Congress
War footing urged as Cuba defense plan eyed by Congress
The executive seeks a large credit to mobilize contingent forces to crush what is described as frenzied criminal aggression in Oriente against Cuba. He calls for immediate armament and unity of citizens to form a legion of honor and defend the republic, noting Congress will convene tomorrow and is expected to approve further military funding.
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Congress
Oriente
Cuba
Legion of Honor
Republic
Rebels Attack Laborers In Santiago Cuba
In Santiago Cuba on June 6 rebels attacked laborers barricading Palma Soriano water works forcing abandonment of the job. General Monteagudo sent 150 troops to guard El Cobre mines and Guanatanamo engagements killed seven insurgents. Martial law declared Oriente province.
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Santiago
Cuba
Monteagudo
el Cobre
Palma Soriano
Guantanamo
Oriente
Marti
United States
Naval Station
Brother Heirs Linked in Hough Estate Bequest
In the will of Thomas W. Hough former Malden fire commissioner, his brother George H. Hough receives the bulk of the estate. He gets 5000 outright and half of the residue after about 3800 in small bequests to friends. The other half goes to the First Parish Church Universalist in Malden. Mary Patten, his sister-in-law, gets 1000 and nephew Charles M. Hall 500.
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Thomas W. Hough
Malden
George H. Hough
Universalist
Mary Patten
Charles M. Hall
Engineers Toasted as Peace Men at Boston Banquet
A peace themed banquet of the International Navigation Congress at the City Club in Boston featured remarks by City Club vice president James P. Munroe and speakers from Russia Germany Argentina Belgium Italy France Netherlands and Switzerland praising engineers and America’s role in navigation and world commerce.
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International Navigation Congress
City Club
James P. Munroe
Boston
America
India
V. B. Timonoff
Russia
Boston Society
Society of Engineers
Desmond FitzGerald
National Society of Civil Engineers
C. H. McLeod
McGill University
Canada
H. X. Boutteville
France
Carlo Castiglioni
Italy
Emmer L. Cotthrell
Taft
Ant. Brancher
Press of
K.S. Hilgard
Switzerland
Boston Society of Engineers
Brown Honors Dr Meiklejohn at Brown University Dinner
Providence June 6. President elect Alexander Meiklejohn of Amherst and former Brown dean was honored at a Brown University Club dinner. He received a cap and gown while William V. Kellen of Boston delivered the principal address. Brown President Faunce acted as toastmaster as faculty and corporation members attended.
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Providence
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst
Brown University
Brown
University Club
President Faunce of
Dr. Meiklejohn
John H. Appleton
Henry Gardner
James I. Manatt
William MacDonald
L. T. Damon
Chicago Showgirls Panic Over Narrow Skirts
Chicago showgirls warned that tight skirts may cause knock knees Dr Karl Franke of Munich had claimed the style created knock knees The Thespian sisterhood reacted with hysteria Mort Singer and Harry Askin urged removing the effect to preserve perfect limbs and faces.
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Chicago
Karl Franke
Munich
Mort Singer
Harry Askin
Gardener Daniel Shiels Dies at 80 in Malden Home
Daniel Shiels longtime Malden resident and respected gardener died yesterday afternoon at age 80 at his son William Shiels home 658 Main Street Malden.
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Daniel Shiels
Malden
William Shiels
Main Street
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Winter Streets
Dresden
Wiesewe Pswesa
Hamburg
Gilchrist
Hough
Shin Hhald
Abe Pres
Wel Pak
Navigation Congress
R. J. Maclaurin
Technology
Octavia Piqueroa
Argentina
Cape Cod Canal
Max Muhlen
Belgium
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Winter St
Batiste
Ratine
Wallace
Sly
Soa
Lace
Norfolk
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