Salvation Army Leaders to Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary
Colonel Adam Gifford commander of the New England Salvation Army and Mrs Gifford will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary next Friday at the Peoples Palace on Washington Street. An anniversary rally and reception at 7 30 p m will be hosted by officers soldiers and friends with music by the united staff panel of the corps.
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Adam Gifford
New England
Salvation Army
Gifford
Army
United Staff
Corps
Steam Trawler Beluga Strikes Rocks Off White Point
The Beluga steam trawler from St. Malo struck a rock off White Point and foundered during the night. All 34 crew escaped in dories and were towed into Canso Harbor six hours later by a gasoline launch. Vessel and gear valued at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canso
N. S
Beluga
St. Malo
France
White Point
Dories
Canso Harbor
Harmon couple soar in maiden dual flight above Mineola
Clifford B. Harmon, who set an amateur aviation duration record by staying aloft for 1 hour 5 minutes, repeated the feat today taking his wife aboard. Mrs. Harmon voiced delight at the experience.
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Mineola
U. S
Clifford B. Harmon
Vatican Conducts Tolerance Yet Harsh Toward Hypocrisy
The Vatican is described as tolerant and courteous toward sincere believers, yet like the Saviour it becomes severe and intolerant when faced with Pharisees and money changers in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Mr. Roosevelt
Guirinal
Mr. Leishman
Roosevelt
Mr. O'Loughlin
Methodist Hall
Holy See
American Methodist Episcopal Church
Archbishop Ireland Answers Methodist Episcopal Church Critique
Archbishop Ireland contributes a long article to the North American Review defending the Vatican stance on the Rome audience for Colonel Roosevelt. He cites Methodist missionaries bishops and Italian newspapers, arguing visits by American public figures to the Rome Methodist College provoke Vatican insults.
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New York
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ireland
North American Review
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Italy
Vatican
Roosevelt
America
Methodist College
Rome
Methodist Church
Vatican and Roosevelt clash over Methodist mission tone
A lengthy critique argues the Vatican must defend its honor against perceived pressure from the Roosevelt visit and Methodist mission influence. It cites protests over funds and intentions, while contrasting Vatican tolerance with stern enforcement toward perceived religious improprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
Fairbanks
Italy
Roosevelt
Vatican
Via Venti Settembre
Rosevelt
Mr. Tipple
Deny New Trial to Dr B C Hyde in Swope Poisoning Case
Judge Ralph Latshaw in Kansas City denied Dr. B C Hyde a new trial today. Hyde was convicted on May 1 of poisoning Colonel Tomas H Swope, the millionaire philanthropist.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Tomas H. Swope
Ralph 8. Latshaw
Summer Steamship Service to Maine and Maritime Provinces
The Eastern Steamship Company offers night sailings to Portland at 7:00 p.m. daily and day trips to Portland at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Lake steamers serve Bath Boothbay Harbor and Kennebec river resorts at 6:00 p.m. daily except Sunday, Rockland Bangor Bar Harbor and Penobscot Bay at 5:00 p.m. daily except Sunday. To St John New Brunswick direct from Boston at 10:00 a.m. Sundays Mondays and Thursdays and via Portland and Hartport at 9:00 a.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Tickets and staterooms at wharf and city offices.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Maine
Maritime Provinces
Portland
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Kennebec River
Rockland
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Penobscot Bay
River
N. B
Boston
Hartport
Whose Team Is This Photo Identification Challenge
Roxbury district photo in The Post offers a Five Dollar Gold Piece to the driver who identifies the team within five days. Drivers C E Casavan Alva Frink J Herbert Bentley revealed team owners S S Pierce Co R A Fash Ice Cream Co Sunnyside Market and horses John Renny Bacs with wagons at Copley Square Charlestown Hyde Park Somerville.
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Roxbury
Post
the Post
Washington Street
C. E. Casavan
Somerville
S. S. Pierce Co
Copley Square
John
Renny
Alva Frink
J. Herbert Bentley
Sunnyside
River Street
Hyde Park
Bacs
Fire destroys Lang Studios paintings and instruments
A Lang Studios blaze at 6 Newbury Street caused about 6000 in damage. Valuables including paintings and a pipe organ were destroyed or saved. Rooms of Malcomb Lang and tenants Arthur Foote A. Prescott and John A. Loud suffered fire. Cause reported as spontaneous combustion. Lang alerted fire brigade after discovery just before 7.
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Lang
Newbury Street
Malcomb Lang
Arthur Foote
A. E. Prescott
John A. Loud
Fire Reporting Ledger From Boston Areas
Daily fire record items list multiple Boston addresses with corresponding boxes and losses. Entries include Dominic Mattioli loss $25 at 9 15 a m, South Boston alarms on Ewer Street and Shawmut Avenue, John Winfield $25 loss, Boston and Albany railroad loss $500, St J Land estate $2000, Howard Bros loss $0, Monks estate $3500 and other minor notices.
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Washingtotn Stretc
Dominic Mattioli
Ewer Street
South
Boston
Shawmut Avenue
John Winfield
Kneeland Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Joss
Newbury Street
St. J. Land Estate
Scott Street
Howard Bros
First Street
Monks Estate
No Shots In War Game Near South Framingham
June 29 report from South Framingham describes a mock battle between the Highth Regiment battalions. The first and third battalions attack the White Army defending the camp, with about 480 defenders against roughly 960 attackers expected to close in by daylight at Framingham Junction.
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South
Framingham
Highth Regiment
Red Army
Blue Army
Sudbury
Barnes
Wayside Inn
Framingham Junction
De Lesseps Flies Wright Bi Plane In Montreal Display
Count de Lesseps the French aviator made his first flight in a Wright bi plane in Montreal at dusk. Brookins piloted the craft as Manager Knabenshue of the Wrights hosted the event with a climb to about 1000 feet. The flight featured a reverse and side dip that amazed the crowd.
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Montreal
Count de Lesseps
Canada
Knabenshue
Wrights
Brookins
Wright
Man Suicide Jump From Charlestown Bridge
Richard A. Callahan 26 a longshoreman from Corey Street died by his own action jumping from the Charlestown bridge at 7 30 last night. His sister said the act followed failure to convince the Charlestown District Court that John McCarron had assaulted him with a bottle.
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Richard A. Callahan
Corey Street
New
Charlestown Bridge
Charlestown
John McCarron
Callahan
Dives From Brooklyn’s Big Bridge for Cash Prize
A hatchet faced under sized youth in ragged swimming trunks dived from the centre span of Brooklyn bridge to the East River 135 feet below for 250 dollars in cash two new suits of clothes and fame the world may hold in store for a bridge jumper.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Boy 17 jumps East River bridge in pre arranged stunt
Otto Eppes 17, son of a lithographer, leapt from a bridge after a Brooklyn merchant offered 250 dollars for the first jumper. He spun like a pinwheel, was rescued by a passing tug, and later discharged in court for lack of evidence of an attempted death. He planned to jump from the Manhattan bridge but was stopped by police.
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Steve Brodie
Long Ran & Bowery
Steve
Otto Eppes
East River
Brooklyn
Otto
Manhattan
Tie
Eppes
O. Eppes
Recreation room awarded at Watertown Arsenal
The War Department will spend 12000 dollars to create a recreation room for Watertown Arsenal workers who contributed to installation of a money saving plant. Eye Converse Co of Boston won the contract in a ceremony yesterday.
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Watertown Arsenal
War Department
Eye
Converse & Co
Boston Contractors
Lord Northcliffe Praises Seasickness Remedy
In a letter from Sutton Place England Lord Northcliffe reports that Mothersill’s Seasick Remedy cures mal de mer and car sickness in most cases. He endorses its use after travel to Newfoundland and back and notes it works with no after effects. The ad promotes Mothersill’s Remedy as safe and effective at 50 cents to $1 a box with stock availability nationwide.
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England
Newfoundland
Mothersill
Northcliffe
Sutton Place
Guildford
Surrey
Mothersil
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Baltimore
San Francisco
Canada
Two Die After Main Street Horse Trample Incidents
In Worcester on June 25 two men died after being trampled by horses on Main Street. William R. Bell, 52, while driving down Main Street, fell from his carriage and was trampled by two frightened horses. he died at the hospital from a fractured skull and arm injury. John Ryan, 21, of Bradford Street, was struck and crushed by a carriage horse, suffering a fractured skull and chest injury, dying soon after at City Hospital. Both accidents occurred within a quarter mile of each other.
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Worcester
Main Street
William R. Bell
Shrewsbury Street
John Ryan
Bradford Street
Front Street
Ryan
City Hospital
Bell
Pigeon Dies of Heart Disease at 57 in Glouster Cove
William B. Pigeon, vice-president and treasurer of East Boston Savings Bank, died yesterday at Fresh Water Cove Gloucester of heart disease. Born in East Boston 57 years ago, he joined the bank after English High School and rose from clerk to trustee and treasurer in 1880. He served as a director of East Boston Gas Co and was active in the Citizens' Trade Association and Hammett Lodge AF and AM.
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William
Citizens’ Trade Association
Hammett Lodge, A. F. and
A. M
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