Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association Elects Officers
Swampscott June 17 The Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association today elected officers for the coming term Frank J. Campbell of Lowell as president John T. Harper of Great Barrington as first vice president William Harden of Fitchburg as second vice president P J Fitzgerald of Wellesley as third vice president James F Duerin of Worcester as secretary and James S Finneron of Boston as treasurer The convention continues through tomorrow closing with a banquet tonight.
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Swampscott
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
Frank J. Campbell
Lowell
John T
Boy Killed by Doctor's Motor Car in Brockton
William S. Allen age 17 son of Patrolman Herbert Allen was killed when struck by a car owned by Dr. George A. Boucher on North Main Street near Falmouth Avenue. Boucher arrested for manslaughter and released on $1000 bond. Allen rode a bicycle and was dragged 40 feet. skull fractured. died at Central Hospital within an hour.
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Brockton
William S. Allen
Herbert Allen
Brockton High School
George A. Boucher
North Main Street
Falmouth Avenue
Boucher
Central Hospital
Three Fires in Five Minutes Win Cambridge Alarm Record
The Cambridge firemen claim a championship for most alarms answered in a short period. In five minutes they responded to three fires ranging from ash barrel blazes to grass and roof fires, with small losses. They later answered six alarms in total that day, four within 25 minutes, prompting nearby Boston departments to suspect a general blaze.
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Cambridge
Boston
Lynch
Brattle Square
Windup of Bull Moose Campaign in Boston Horticultural Hall
The Progressives close a $50 000 canvass with a public meeting at Horticultural Hall. About 300 teams will report totals as a clock near the old Herald building inches toward the 50 000 mark. Judge Bainbridge Colby will speak along with other leaders. The fund total last night stood at 19875 30 in cash or pledges.
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Horticultural Hall
Herald
Newspaper Row
Progressives
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Massachusetts Federation of Progressive Women
Bull Moose
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Judge Cosby
Progressive Party
Boston
Matthew Hale
Progressive State Committee
Charles Sumner Bira
Daniel Cosgrove
Progressives Fund
Quincy Children Petition Mayor for Houghs Neck Playground
Three hundred Quincy schoolchildren will Monday present a petition to Mayor Miller seeking a playground in Houghs Neck. Led by mayoral candidate Edward P. Powers, the drive has circulated through schools for days and continues after a delay caused by Powers’ mother’s death.
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Quincy
Miller
Hough's Neck
Edward P. Powers
Powers
Brockton
Miss Cushioned Flame Ends Safe Night in Charlestown
A 10 year old girl name Margaret Cullinane suffered burns after her dress caught fire from a “siz zler” in Charlestown. Patrolman Bart Connelly and James Doherty acted quickly to extinguish the flames and her coat helped smother the fire. She received treatment at Haymarket Relief Hospital and was not in a dangerous condition. The day saw 27 arrests, a low June 17 total, with four minor fire alarms reported.
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Charlestown
Margaret Cullinane
Main Street
City Square
Bart Connelly
James Doherty
Rutherford Avenue
Connelly
Haymarket
Passion evangelism drives Northern Baptist convention at Tremont
Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers urged a focus on passionate evangelism during the third session of the Northern Baptist Convention at Tremont Temple. The 50th annual meeting opened with about 2500 delegates from the East, North and West, with up to 3000 expected by June 25. the South has its own gathering.
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Cortland Myers
Northern Baptist Convention
Tremont Temple
South
Tremont Temple Hosts Large Baptist Convention Attendance
Attendance at morning afternoon and evening sessions filled Tremont Temple to capacity with over 3000 in the evening. Delegates from as far as California and the Northwest attended. many women present. The event marked the centennial of Adoniram Judson’s departure for missionary work with sessions led by Rev. Henry Bond and Rev. Cortland Myers.
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Tremont Temple
California
Great Northwest
Galusha Anderson
D. D
Newton
Adoniram Judson
Missionary Fields
Jesus
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Boston
Henry Bond
Brattleboro
Bond
Woman’s
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Helen Briggs Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
Icicle Preachers Criticized by Dr Myers at Convention
The Rev Cortland Myers of the Northern Baptist Convention denounces uncertain preaching in pulpits. He calls out “icicle preachers” and urges a return to the Christian word duty rather than privilege as the guiding principle for ministers and their messages.
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Cortland Myers
Northern Baptist Convention
Dr. Myers
Passion evangelism and clearer sin conviction urged in sermon
A preacher lambasted modern uncertainty in Baptist pulpits urging passion for lost souls and a firm grasp of fundamental Christian sin. He criticized Christian Science influence and icicle preachers while urging belief that men are lost yet savable, noting duty versus privilege in Christian duty.
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Baptist Church
Motorcyclist Killed in East Saugus Collision
Frank Cirillo of Revere was killed in East Saugus when his motorcycle struck a bicycle ridden by Patrick Mascario. Cirillo died at the scene and his seven year old son was slightly injured as the motorcycle crashed into a trolley pole near the Revere line.
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Frank Cirillo
Broadway
Revere
East Saugus
Cirillo
Patrick Mascario
Bristow Street
Ten Year Anniversary of Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society Boston
Thousands of Hebrews from New England and national Jewish leaders attended a banquet at afternoon and a monster meeting at Faneuil Hall in the evening marking the 10th anniversary of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society of Massachusetts.
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New England
United States
Hebrews of
Boston
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society of
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Mass Hebrew gathering at Faneuil Hall honors immigrant aid
More than 3000 Hebrews fill Faneuil Hall in one of Boston's largest Hebrew meetings. Flags adorn the crowd as prayers honor four Jewish marines killed at Vera Cruz. Isaac Heller receives an oil painting. Samuel Kabatznick gets a gold locket. Dr. Eichler extols immigration as America’s lifeblood. Leon R. Egges speaks.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Vera Cruz
Wolkowich
Chabei Shalom
Union Park Street
Dr. Eichler
America
Leon R. Egges
Jewish leaders urge value of the oil migrant to the United States
Notable speakers including Rev. Hirsch Masilansky and Abraham Alpert addressed a gathering. New officers elected for a one year term include Isaac Heller as president and J. H. Stone as secretary. Board members named from New England Jewish organizations.
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United States
Hirsch Masilansky
New York
Abraham Alpert
Boston Jewish American
Samuel Lawrence Bailen
A. J. Nute
Boston
Max L. Kalman
New England
Isaac Heller
Samuel Kabatznick
Harris Poorvy
J. H. Stone
Hyman Pill
Harry Leven
Nyman Freedman
Abraham Berman
H. Roseman
L. Jacobovitz
Morris Allman
Henry Wyner
M. Dubin
Louis Singer
H. Feiherstein
Joseph Seletsky
H. Freedman
Abraham Cohen
Abraham Moss
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