Episcopal Bishops Meet in New York for Coadjutor Bishop
A special meeting in New York brings together the House of Bishops to elect a missionary bishop as coadjutor to Missionary Bishop Hare of South Dakota. Nominations were made today, with a vote planned after a communion service tomorrow. a special canon approved at the Boston General Convention last October enables the move.
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New York
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hare
South Dakota
Episcopal Church
Boston
Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern Dead
Berlin reports Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern died today at age 81 while visiting his son Prince William during wedding festivities for the crown prince and Duchess. He was cousin to Emperor William and married to Infanta Antonia of Portugal.
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Berlin
Prince Leopold of
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Prince William
Chia
Prince Leopold
Infanta
Antonia of
Portugal
Boys Edge to Long Trousers in Morse Made Styles
The article notes boys ages 15 to 19 progress from knee-breeches to long trousers. If the program continues in the store, the boy will like the styles fit and patterns. Parents will enjoy the low Morse-made clothing prices for dependable dress. Prices range with blue and black long trousers suits from ten to twenty dollars and worsteds and cheviots around seven fifty.
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Talbot
America
Counterfeiters Gei 6 1 2 Years Each
Louis Berkowitz and Morris Levinson of Worcester were found guilty on multiple counts of counterfeiting United States silver half dollars. They were sentenced by Judge Lowell to six and a half years each at hard labor in Charles Town State Prison. Joseph Berkowitz was acquitted. Trial lasted three days.
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United States
Louis Berkowitz
Morris Levinson
Worcester
Lowell
Charlestown
Joseph Berkowitz
Levinson
Guy A. Ham
Ham
Simon
Louis Friedman
Joseph
Doogue Dolan Clash Over Boston Bandstand Access
Boston music officials protest park department delays for open air concerts on the Common. Superintendent Doogue cites grass growth delaying use of the bandstand for a year. The dispute includes a fence blocking public access and calls for removal to allow performances.
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Music Department
City of
Boston
Doogue
Park Department
Charles T. Dolan
Westminster Hotel Case Goes To Jury In Boston
The Westminster Hotel trustees sue the city of Boston for 650000 in the four session Superior Court before Judge Harris. Arguments were heard yesterday afternoon and the judge will charge the jury this morning. A verdict may be reached today.
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Big Westminster Hotel
Boston
Superior Court
Harris
Charlestown Quiet Night Before Firecracker Debate
Alderman Cauley pushes to permit firecrackers with fewer restrictions as Charlestown debates the upcoming June 17 celebration. Clergy, veterans, and residents offer mixed views ranging from strict controls to liberal liberties, citing safety, morality, and tradition.
FossMay Offer Hyde Park Land to MIT for Move
Real estate agent hints Eugene N. Foss plans to gift about 100 acres on the Hyde Park Boston border to MIT. Foss has urged relocation of the institute, praising the site’s beauty and views. Met at an Association meeting, the idea gains attention as artists tour watercolor studies from the proposed site. President Pritchett had no comment.
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Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hyde Park
Boston
Devonshire Street
Harvard Technology
Institute
Foss
Business Men’s Association
Cobb’s Art Gallery
Boylston Street
Pritchett
Diphtheria Epidemic Strikes Danvers Insane Hospital
An outbreak of diphtheria is sweeping the Danvers Insane Hospital with three weeks of suppressed spread. Dr. L Hoag and six assistants have examined 600 throats, isolating 25 as potential cases while restricting visitors and maintaining hospital isolation as authorities battle the illness.
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Danvers
Insane Hospital
L. Hoag
C. W. Page
Hoag
Somerville Aldermen Grant Sixth Class Liquor Licenses
At a Somerville meeting last night six sixth class liquor licenses were approved for Claude Curtis of 154 Perkins Street W L Furbush 1136 Broadway Frederick W Gay 524 Somerville Avenue Robert Hart 263A Highland Avenue John Morrison 111 Walnut Street and Milton H Plummer 25 Union Square. The board took up an invitation from Medford to attend its 275th anniversary on June 15. The finance committee was asked to seek 2000 to plan engineering for grade crossing abolition. Alderman Coles order to forbid firing blank cartridges on June 16 17 and July 3 4 was adopted and police were told to enforce it. President Higgins noted the order might prevent the Fourth of July Association from firing a pistol to start races, but it was adopted anyway.
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Somerville
Claude Curtis
Perkins Street
W. L. Furbush
Broadway
Frederick W. Gay
Somerville Avenue
Robert Hart
Highland Avenue
John Morrison
Walnut Street
Milton H. Plummer
Union Square
Medford
Alderman Cole
Higgins
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S&j. Mary’s Church
John Duff
Co. W. Bryant
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
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