Boston Revival Board Incorporation Formed for Billy Sunday Drive
Articles of Incorporation filed with the Commissioner of Corporations establish the Boston Revival Board Incorporated. Arthur W. Robinson signs as clerk with Alan F. Emery as president and William T. Rich as treasurer. Members include George Louis Richards Frank F. Davidson Austen K. de Blois Arcturus Z. Conrad and others.
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Boston Sunday Evangelistic Committee, Incorporated
Commissioner of Corporations
Arthur W. Robinson
Boston
Billy Sunday
Evangelist
Alan F. Emery
William T. Rich
George Louis Richards
Frank F. Davidson
William EF. Blodgett
Austen K. de Blois
Arcturus Z. Conrad
Charles L. Page
Warren W. Adams
Henry 8. Bowen
Thomas Wood
Alvan T. Fuller
Franklin P. Daly
William Shaw
Fred S. Retan
Duncan A. MacPhie
Ferdinand F. Peterson
Frank J. Donaldson
Arthur C. Stone
de Witt G. Wilcox
W. Peirce
W. W. Iliffe
S. M. Sayford
Dillon Bronson
George W. Brainard
Cortland Myers
Edgar C. Linn
Kenneth M. Munro
George W. Mehaffey
Frank W. Wyman
Alfred H. Colby
Grace Coleman Lathrop
Four Drown During Revival at Connelsville
Four men were drowned and several injured when the roof of a vat of hot water in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops collapsed during a religious revival. The incident occurred as evangelist services drew attendees to the top of the vat. Six were saved by nearby helpers.
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Connellsville
Penn
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Steamer City of Vienna Strands in Dense Fog Off Cape Ann
The British steamer City of Vienna, recently arriving with a million dollar cargo from the Far East, lost its way in thick fog off the coast Friday night and was found off Cape Ann when the fog cleared, instead of near the Boston Lightship.
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City of
Vienna
Cape Ann
Boston
Austria
Far East
Year Limit for Actors at Harvard
Harvard introduces a one year rule affecting actors in feminine roles. Students who perform girlish parts in Hasty Pudding and Pi Eta club musicals this year will be barred from acting in skirts next year. The faculty argues repeated feminine portrayals may feminize male students.
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Harvard
Hasty Pudding
Pi Eta
Yale
Harvard Men Barred From Women Roles In Annual Pudding Show
Harvard students face exclusion from feminine parts in the upcoming Hasty Pudding show due to a faculty rule based on psychological studies. Notable performers including track manager Fred C. Clement and several athletes who previously acted as chorus girls will be unable to participate. Radcliffe and Cercle Franis groups are unaffected. Yale adopted a similar policy last fall.
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Harvard
Fred C. Clement
Pi Eta
Delta Upsilon
Harvard Dramatic Club
Radcliffe
Cercle Francais
Yale
Harvard to the second university to adopt the idea
Harvard plans a second university adoption of the idea. The Hasty Pudding show The White Elephant will be staged this spring with four principals in dresses and a chorus of girls. R Whistler leads the feminine role with three others, Cabot Jr, HE Douglas, and Hodges in key parts. Chorus changes due to last year’s performers seeking wigs and corsets. The plot involves men in Siam selling their wives and a soulmate who threads the tale. Retirement marks for Munro, Ellsworth, and Hayden after their Pudding acting.
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R. Whistler
Frederick H. Cabot, Jr
HE. Douglas
C. H. Hodges
Harvard
Samuel P. Sears
R. M. Jopling
Donald M. Stewart
Lewis P. Mansfield
Gerald Courtney
Siam
Ist
W. L. Munro, Jr
E. M. Ellsworth
A. H. Hayden
Dynamiter Convicted in Windsor Armory Plot
Charles Respa was found guilty by a SandWich Ontario jury of three dynamism charges. He received a life sentence after a 15 minute deliberation for bombing the Walkerville Peabody factory June 21 and conspiring with Albert Kaltschmidt to destroy Windsor armories. The judge warned clemency unlikely, estimating 200 would have perished.
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Windsor
Ont
Marsh
Charles Respa
Sandwich
Respa
Peabody Overall
Walkerville
Albert Kaltschmidt
Detroit
Windsor Armory
Falconbridge
Boston Horses Suffer Under Harsh Pavements The Post
A letter from Francis H. Rowley, president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, denounces Boston pavements as cruel to horses. He cites slipping, falls, and injuries on Milk Street and urges safer, humane street surfaces, noting impact on horse welfare and the teaming industry.
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Boston
The
Post
Milk Street
Oliver Street
Francis H. Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Raincoat Makers to Get 15 Percent Wage Increase
Boston Raincoat Manufacturers Association approved a 15 percent wage raise for hundreds of workers at its monthly meeting held at the American House on Monday evening. The increase takes effect Saturday, July 15.
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Boston
Silver Cup Award At Somerville Board Boost Campaign
A drive to raise Somerville Board of Trade membership to 600 begins tonight and runs to Monday. Mayor iff offers a silver cup as prize to the member who recruits the most new members. About 30 men will work in teams. current membership is 350.
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Somerville Board of Trade
Mayoriff
Heavy Box Falls on Truck Driver’s Face in City
Patrick Walton of 165 Cambridge Street, a truck driver, is hospitalized at Relief Hospital with a painful and serious facial injury after a slip while unloading a box from his truck at 18 Farnsworth Street yesterday afternoon. He lost his footing and the box struck his face.
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Patrick Walton
Cambridge Street
Relief Hospital
Farnsworth Street
Caldwell Will Contested by Son in Newburyport
Newburyport March 7 The will of Alexander Caldwell famed Caldwell distillery founder is being contested by his son George M Caldwell. The elder Caldwell died recently at an advanced age leaving a large estate and a heated dispute over the will's provisions.
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Newburyport
Alexander Caldwell
Caldwell Brothers
George M. Caldwell
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Notice
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine to fight colds and grip. The box bears the signature of B W Groves and is priced at 250.
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B. W. Groves
Mrs Marguerite Carpenter Facing $250000 Attachment
Attorneys filed in Suffolk registry an attachment for 250000 on the Copley Plaza Hotel property of George A Carpenter, father in law. The filing precedes a suit for alienation of affections planned to begin promptly.
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Ralph G. Carpenter
George A. Carpenter
Boston
Wolfeboro
N. H
Ralph Carpenter
Marguerite Paul Carpenter
Suffolk Country Registry of Deeds
Copley Plaza Hotel
Court Case Involving Carpenter Family Tangles
Carpenter and his son Ralph remain in seclusion after a New Hampshire kidnapping case. Mrs. Carpenter, living with her parents since separation, declines to comment as attorney Walter Badger details a dispute over alienation of affection and custody. The boy was taken to Wolfesboro, New Hampshire, then released in Dover. divorce proceedings followed.
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Carpenter
Ralph G. Carpenter
Harvard
Bass
New Hampshire
Copley Plaza
13 Killed in Zeppelin Raid
London reports the total dead from Sunday night’s Zeppelin raid rising to 13 as 90 bombs were dropped with no military damage. The official statement notes casualties were Civil, with one earlier injured death in Lincolnshire bringing the fatal count to 13.
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London
Lincolnshire
Rehearsals Begin for Colleen Bawn Play at Boston College Hall
A special cast under the direction of the Young Men's Sodality of the Immaculate Conception Church Harrison Avenue has started rehearsals for Colleen Bawn to be presented on March 17 at Boston College Hall.
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Young Men's Sodality of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Colleen Bawn
Boston College Hall
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