Pleads for Monument for Dead Firemen in Boston
Ex Senator Edward L. Logan urged Boston to erect a monument to fallen firefighters during a memorial service at Forest Hills cemetery. The event included a parade from Barnicoat Hall and a ceremony with city officials, fire department leaders, and veterans, ending with Logan’s oration and a rain shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Firemen’s Association of Boston
Forest Hills Cemetery
Edward JL. Logan
South Boston
Barnicoat Hall
Tremont Street
Lenox Street
Washington and
Morton Streets
Thomas P. Bagley
Frank A. Barrows
Walter McLean
Engine 46
First Church of Christ Contributes 276th Anniversary Reverie
Lynn marks the 276th birthday of the First Church of Christ (Congregational), founded in 1632 as the oldest Congregational church. Notables present include Rev. Whitton, Rev. Haaring, Mayor Barney, organist Benjamin Lang, and speaker Rev. Washington Gladden, with Eunice Sherlock the longest standing member at 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Church of Christ
Congregational
Lin
America
South Common
Vine Streets
Eunice N. Sherlock
Western Avenue
James M. Whitton
New York
John Haaring
Allston
Charles N. Barney
Benjamin J. Lang
Boston
Washington Gladden
Columbus
First Congregational Church OF
Thaw Still Undecided on Second Trial Defence Director
New York June 9 Harry Thaw still has not chosen a director to lead his defence for a second trial over the Stanford White killing. Thaw continues studying evidence in his Tombs cell with constant routine and limited contact, mainly with fellow inmate Raffaele Cascone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thaw
Tombs
Stanford White
Thaw
Raffaele Cascone
Cascone
Sing Sing
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
William Thaw
Harry
Dervish Wins 650 Mile Ocean Race to Bermuda
The Dervish flagship of the Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead owned and sailed by Commodore Henry A. Morss finished first in the 650 mile New York to Bermuda race. Hyperian commanded by Warren Sheppard placed second at 2 51 p m and Lila with Captain Floyd third at 6 25 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Dervish
Corinthian Yacht Club of
Marblehead
Henry A. Morss
New York
Maire
Hyperian
Warren Sheppard
Lila
Floyd
Dervish Finishes Bermuda Run In New York to Bermuda Race
The schooner Dervish from the New York to Bermuda sail race finishes at St. David's Bermuda after a 650 mile ocean crossing. Commodore Morss and crew receive a hearty welcome from the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club and visiting American yachtsmen. The Dervish logs varying winds and squalls, noting a time crossing at 6 25 a m New York time and that victory may depend on handicap comparisons with Hyperion Lyla and Zena.
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St. David's
New York
St. David’s
Dervish
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Commodore Morss
Commodore Trott
Brooklyn
New Rochelle
Bermuda
Shamrock
Gulf Stream
St. David's Ught
Hyperion
Vawl Lyla
R. D. Floyd
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Zena
D. R. W. Borrows
Tribute to Mrs Eddy Saintly Leader of a Worldwide Movement
Thousands join in tribute to Mrs Mary Baker Eddy praising her writings for healing, faith, and the spread of Christian Science. The letter extols her rules for prayer, the spiritual interpretation of atonement, and her impact on health, science, theology, and medicine. It lauds her courage, wisdom, and guided leadership.
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Mrs. Eddy
Jesus
Paul
Cleveland Team Leads The Way In Stahl Fund Donation
The Cleveland club contributed 165 to Chick Stahl fund after a quick meeting at Copley Square Hotel. Boston Americans will play Providence next Thursday on Huntington avenue grounds, with all receipts to go to Mrs. Stahl. tickets available at multiple outlets and manager Hugh Duffy waives travel expenses.
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Cleveland
Copley Square
Hugh McBreen
Boston Americans
Napoleons
Chick Stahl
Bernhard
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Providence
Tieclares Science Is The True Religion At Ruggles Street Church
Co D Pugsley of Harvard University founder of the Sabbath College spoke to 400 men of the Ruggles Brotherhood Bible Class at the Ruggles Street Baptist Church yesterday afternoon declaring science the true religion and that it has found God. He said science reveals laws that govern the universe and man and explains the nature of God and how he works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Pugsley
Harvard University
The
Sabbath College
Ruggles Brotherhood
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
A. G. Wellington
Brotherhood
Pugsley
Sacred Heart Church Roslindale observes 14th anniversary
A solemn high mass, children's entertainment, and a vocal and instrumental concert marked the fourteenth anniversary of Sacred Heart Church in Roslindale. Father Cummins led Mass with Father Corbett as celebrant and noted the bazaar’s success amid city clergy greetings. Proceeds netted about $5000 to ease the church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Roslindale
Greater Boston
Father Cummins
Father Corbett
Gloucester Schooner Goes Aground at Moosabec Me
Jonesport Me June 9 The two masted schooner John Presson of Gloucester Mass bound to Portland with gravel went ashore today on Moosabee Beach The Great Island saving station crew aided lightering the craft and it is expected she can be floated without damage The captain and crew of two were not in danger
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Jonesport
John §. Presson
Gloucester
Mass
Portland
Moosabee Beach
Great Island
Simmons College Graduation Sermon Draws Class in Boston
The Church of the Disciples on Peterboro Street welcomed 39 Simmons College graduates for commencement exercises led by Rt. Rev. William Lawrence. The program included a baccalaureate sermon, class day events, mandolin and glee club concert, and a graduation in Jordan Hall with President Henry S. Pritchett addressing the students. The class will plant the 07 tree and transfer the silver spade to the class of 08 president. Officers include Helen E. Hatch president Edith Watson vice president Ellen White secretary and Grace E. Hovey treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Peterboro Street
Simmons College
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
South Hall
Rookline Avenue
College Mandolin and Glee Club
Jordan Hal
Fair Maids
Lefavor
Henrys. Pritchett
Helen E. Hatch
Edith Watson
Ellen White
Grace E. Hovey
Firemen's Memorial Sunday Observed in Revere
Firemen's Memorial Sunday was observed at Revere yesterday by the Veteran Association led by President Charles F. Perry and the Revere Firemen's Association led by Chief Augur Kimball. The graves of deceased members were decorated by a detail from both bodies, followed by attendance at the Methodist Church where Rev. O. E. Mark delivered a fitting sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Veteran Association
Charles F. Perry
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Logan
Veterans’ Memorial Services
Boston Protective Department
Samuel A. McDonnell
John A. Collicott
Robert Williams
Tobias Beck
Edward A. Bennett
Joseph E. Hayes
Edward J. Shallow
David J. Fogg
Boston Fire Department
Walter M. McLean
Barnicoat Fire Association
Fred W. Patterson
Star of Jamaica Veteran Firemen's Association
James Knight
Tenean Veteran Firemen’s Association
Joseph McIntyre
Charlestown
Veteran Firemen’s Association
A. D. Bullock
Roxbury
Edward L. Logan
Albert B. Shields
Benjamin W. Wells
John A. Mullen
Samuel Abbott, Jr
George P. Field
Edward D. Blake
Joseph A. Gorman
Cheswell
Congregational Church
Science and Health
William B. Johnson
Castoria
Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Riker & Son CO
Stahl
Tieclares
Sacred Heart
John F. Cummins
Moosabec
Tremont Painless Dental Rooms
Tremont
Bishop Lawrence
White Mountains
New Hampshire
M. Burt
Gen. Pas
Agt
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston, Mass
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