Scientists Choose A New President For Christian Science Church
Willis F. Gross of Roxbury was elected president at the annual business meeting of the Mother Church in Boston succeeding Rev. William P. Mackenzie. The gathering praised Mrs. Eddy and reported a prosperous church and building fund with 40 011 members.
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New Temple
Boston
Lynn
Concord
Mass
Lexington
Concord N. H
Willis F. Gross
Roxbury
William P. Mackenzie
Cambridge
Herman
Hering
N. H
William B. Johnson
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
McKenzie
Chase
Bave
Johnson
William, P. McKenzie
Eddy
Chickering Hall
Christian Science Journal
Sarah A. Hooper
Lewiston, Mo
Appleton Street
Hooper
New Christian Science Church
New Church
Waldoboro
Frank EB. Hooper
Mary Baker Eddy
Fifth reprieve granted in Patrick death penalty case
Justice Day granted a stay of execution for Albert T. Patrick of New York, delaying the planned Sing Sing death sentence. This is Patrick's fifth reprieve, with October review and next execution date postponed to fall.
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Canton
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Attorney Lindsay
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Supreme Court
Fuller
Patrick
Sing Sing
Readville Matinee Races Preview at Gentlemen's Driving Club
Readville hosts a matinee by the Gentlemen's Driving Club with a full entry list across classes A to E. Entries include Graves Mereake 2:44, Keeper 2:33, Mrs Jack 2:28 percent, Glenwood Mcia and Maid o Dreamwold among others, and the great mile race lists eight contenders led by Ethel's e.
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Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Readville
Arnold Lawson
Haley
Water main floods cellars on James Street
A large water main burst on James Street in the South End last night causing an hour long flood. Water rose to about 15 feet, flooding nearby cellars and gouging a 10 foot diameter hole in the street before being shut off.
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James Street
South End
Crate Se Fu Dynd High School Facia
Fragmentary OCR reads a facade label and decorative phrase about lanterns and snacks. The readable bits mention Quanapowitt and a stylized display. No clear event, date, or full subject available.
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Facia
Eta
Quanapowitt
What Might Happen If We Never More Eat Meat
A speculative piece explores the consequences of a meatless diet for humans and pets. It considers health, environmental, and ethical angles, noting potential changes in nutrition and animal welfare while raising questions about practical adaptation.
Dashiel Named Professor at Annapolis Mathematics Chair
Paul J. Dashiel, former Lehigh halfback and Johns Hopkins alumnus, was appointed professor of mathematics at Annapolis. He had served as assistant instructor in chemistry and physics, director of athletics, and coach for football and baseball. Dashiel chaired the intercollegiate football rules committee and umpired major East games, gaining wide respect in collegiate athletics. He is a Maryland native.
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Washington, D.C
Paul J. Dashiel
Annapolis
Lehigh
Johns Hopkins
Dashiel
Maryland
Fire Engulfs Baltimore Harbor Vessels
A blaze at 2 AM burned the north harbor area in Baltimore. The Merchants and Miners docks were destroyed along with the steamer Essex and six to eight cotton and resin barges, prompting an estimated loss of at least half a million dollars.
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Baltimore
Savannah
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Essex
Boy Falls From Window In Roxbury Tragedy
George Morris aged 6 of 3 Willow Park Roxbury fell from the third story window while closing blinds last night. He fractured his leg and right arm and sustained internal injuries. he is at City Hospital and may die.
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George Morris
Willow Park
Roxbury
City Hospital
Wreck of Corinthian Claims Two Lives in Humboldt Bar
The gasoilene schooner Corinthian was wrecked near Humboldt Bar after a giant wave swept aboard. Andrew Carry, a University of California student, and Ole Carlson, a sailor, were drowned in the incident reported from Eureka California on June 12.
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Eureka
Cal
Humboldt Bar
Corinthian
Walter Coggeshall
Andrew Carry
University of California
Ole Carlson
Lieutenant Libby May Not Live
A complication of diseases including pneumonia has left Lieutenant William O Libby in critical condition. The former Station 9 Roxbury officer is not expected to recover.
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Libby
William O. Libby
Dudley Street
Roxbury
W. C. T. U. Should Favor Beer
A temperance piece argues for substituting mild beer for strong drinks. Phoebe Cousins advocates legal tolerance for beer to curb intemperance, citing Army canteen results and malt beverage statistics.
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Phoebe Cousins
Temperance
United States
West
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Cousins
Emmlipnt
William F Murray Near Death From Rare Disease
William F Murray a Superior Court official stenographer and former Boston journalist lies near death at City Hospital after a rapid decline from nan sclerosis a rare disease that solidifies veins and causes paralysis and gangrene Doctors report ongoing partial amputation of his legs and hold little hope for recovery with few chances of improvement despite rare possible recoveries noted by some surgeons
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William F. Murray
Superior Court
Boston
Charlestown
City Hospital
Monument Street
Murray
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