Wollaston Pastor defies church committee over healing sermons
Rev. E. W. Hunt of Wollaston Unitarian Church refuses to resign after committee demands he stop sermons on healing. He preaches again, while opposing members plan to boycott services. Colonel Mathews and other leaders defend Hunt as a March 16 meeting looms amid a wealthy local congregation.
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E. W. Hunt
Wollaston Unitarian Church
The
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Mr. Hunt
Jesus
T. R. Mathews
First
Massachusetts Brigade
Hunt
Blood transfusion for 11 year old in Arlington woods
Henry A. Diehl donated his blood at Somerville Hospital to save his nephew Samuel White who was accidentally shot while playing hunting near the Somerville Arlington line. Dr Ired B Lund performed the transfusion but the boy died thirty minutes after the operation.
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Somerville Hospital
Henry A. Diehl
Samuel White
Arlington Woods
Somerville
Diehl
Ired B. Lund
Boston City Hospital
Street fight leaves two injured on Charter and Salem
Two men were severely cut in a street quarrel at Charter and Salem streets about 9 30 last night. Domenico Delvazio 59 Charter street fled and police hunt him. Costano Sabatino 20 of 44 Webster avenue was wounded in head and neck while Antonio Fusco 33 of 59 Charter street, who runs Delvazio's lodging house, was cut on ear and forearm. Sabatino is in Relief Hospital with dangerous wounds.
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Salem Streets
Relief Hospital
Domenico Delvazio
Charter Street
Costano Sabatino
Webster Avenue
Sabatino
Antonio Fusco
Delvazio
Local hospital conducts first such operation witnessed by physicians
Diehl, well known in Somerville and ex special police officer, has Ward 6 political ties and ran as an Independence League candidate for Alderman-at-large. The dead boy is the son of widowed Nellie White, who lives with her brother at 8 Parker Place, West Somerville.
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Somerville
Ward 6
Independence League
Aldermin-at-large
Nellie White
Parker Place
West
Police Seek Trace of Doctor’s Wife In Disappearance Mystery
Police chase leads on Mrs. Taylor after Dr. Taylor vanished from a hotel. Mail addressed to his wife and daughter piled up. a telegram from Marietta suggested she may be dead. Authorities say no burial permit or transport record exists this week. the case remains unsolved.
Millionaire H F Taylor Marries Mrs Lena Anthony in Pittsburg
H F Taylor of Los Angeles married Lena Anthony two months ago. The pair wed in Pittsburg after which they returned to Marietta where Mrs Anthony ran a millinery and arranged life insurance to him. They then toured New York and Boston with her 18 year old daughter and planned a European voyage on the Mauretania.
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Los Angeles
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Marietta
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Pittsburg
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Europe
Mauretania
Cunard Line
Taft Choice of Long Spurs Delegation Split
Ex Governor Long backs Taft and praises Hughes while warning on his own availability. Crane forces rally as Taft men oppose Long’s inclusion, threatening a rift with Governor Bates. Colonel Bigney pledges to fight Long, citing party wounds possible from the dispute.
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Long
Sidney O. Bigney
Attleboro
Samuel L. Powers
Bigney
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Governor Bates
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Lodge
Bates
Powers
Colonel Bigney
Michael J. Murray
Justice Murray
State Committee
Mr. Murray
Republican State Committee
Sumner Morley a Motorman in Worcester
Worcester March 8 The Templeton Street Railway Company employed Sumner Morley since last summer He is the son of Henry M Morley of Newton a reputed retired asbestos manufacturer Morley plans a five months leave to tour Europe with his wife He will return to his motorman post and has drawn on his bank account to cover needs Evidence suggests a rift with his wealthy father prompted his career move
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Templeton Street Railway Company
Sumner Morley
Henry M. Morley
Newton
Morley
Europe
Lewiston Youth Dies After Long Walk in Charlestown
An 18 year old from Lewiston Lewiston Maine wandered into the Chapman Athletic Club in Charlestown exhausted from a long walk. He contracted cerebral meningitis and died at Relief Hospital shortly after awakening briefly and revealing his name as Michael Conroy. His mother Mrs. Margaret Conroy notified.
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Lewiston
Chapman Athletic Club
Charlestown
Relief Hospital
Michael Conroy
Margaret Conroy
Four Children Saved From Gas Fumes In East Boston Garage
Emanuel Scigliano's garage on Coleridge Street East Boston filled with gasoline engine fumes. His sons Albert 7 George 6 Frank 5 and Edward Turner 7 lay unconscious until Scigliano returned from the house and found them prostrate. The rescue prevented a possible death in the garage yesterday afternoon.
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Emanuel Scigliano
Coleridge Street
Boston
Albert
George
Frank
Edward Turner
Gasoline fumes fatal to four children in shed incident
After a caregiver left a shed with a running engine the small, poorly ventilated space filled with gasoline fumes. Four children were found unconscious, with one not revived after Dr. Plummer’s 15 minute attempt to revive them.
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Mr. Scigliano
Frank
Headmaster Rescues Passenger In Newton Auto Crash
An automobile collided with a wagon carrying Mr and Mrs Greenspon and four children in Newton. G B Jones headmaster of Allen Preparatory School jumped from his car and seized the horse, aiding Mr Greenspon who was thrown to the street. The injured man received care at Alderman Webster’s home and later returned home.
Brooklyn Chess Club Nominates 12 for American Team
The Brooklyn Chess Club cabinet named twelve candidates for the America vs Great Britain cable match for the Newnes trophy to be played next Friday and Saturday. Nominees include John F. Barry Eu gene Delmar Albert W. Fox Hermann Helms Albert B. Hodges Clarence S. Howell Frank H. Marshall Mordecai Morgan Jackson W. Showal ter 8. L. Stadelman Herman G. Voigt and George H. Woolbrecht Only ten will take part as teams are limited to that number on a side.
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Brooklyn Chess Club
America
Great Britain
John F. Barry
Boston
Eugene Delmar
Albert W. Fox
Washington, D. C
Hermann Helms
Albert B. Hodges
Staten Island
Clarence S. Howell
London
Brooklyn
Frank H. Marshall
Mordecai Morgan
Philadelphia
Jackson W. Showalter
Georgetown
L. Stadelman
Herman G. Voigt
George H. Woolbrecht
St. Louis
Auto Smashes Hydrant in Dorchester Geyser Drenching Three
A runabout slammed into a hydrant at 0.8 Geneva Avenue Dorchester pouring a 45 foot water geyser into the street. occupants Maximilian Fischer Emmanuel Wasserman and his son Emmanuel were drenched with Wasserman injured. Water shut off and hydrant replaced. Fischer and Wasserman taken for repairs.
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Dorchester
Geneva Avenue
Maximilian Fischer
Newton Centre
Emmanuel Wasserman
Larchmont Street
Emmanuel
Mr. Wasserman
Water Department
S. J. Hallett
Gibson Street
Hallett
Fischer
Brookline
Wasserman
Engagement Broken Between Miss Robinson and Dr. Draper
New York March 8 announcement says the engagement between Miss Corinne Douglas Robinson and Dr. George H. Draper has been broken by mutual consent. The couple had planned a June wedding. Miss Robinson is Roosevelt’s niece and Draper, Harvard alumnus and Dana family grandson.
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Corinne Douglas Robinson
George H. Draper
Miss Robinson
Douglas Robinson
President Roosevelt
Dr. Draper
Rome
Charles A. Dana
Harvard
High praise for nurses from Florence Nightingale to Red Cross
Dr J Bapst Blake at Harvard Medical School cited Nightingale as founder of surgical nursing after wartime efforts in Crimea. He credited her tireless devotion with shaping the Red Cross nurses who now shine in war and peace alongside soldiers.
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London
Florence Nightingale
J. Bapst Blake
Harvard Medical School
Red Cross
Dr. Blake
D Alessandros Honored by Italian King in Boston
Dominic D'Alessandro A F L organizer for Italians in building trades received the insignia of the order of the Italian crown from Marquis Faa D Bruno, Italian consul, at a Boston Italian Building Laborers and Hodcarriers Union meeting. The title was granted by King Victor Emmanuel for opposing padrone practices and advancing immigrant education wages and conditions.
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A. F. of L
Dominic D’alessandro
D'Alessandro
Faa D’bruno
Boston
Mr. D'Alessandro
Countess Anna to Wed Prince Helie de Sagan
It is announced that Mme Anna Gould will marry Prince Helie de Sagan, cousin of Boni de Castellane. Boni will be financially provided for and attend the ceremony from a rear church seat, watched by gendarmes after prior public scenes.
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Paris
March
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Boni de Castellane
Boni
Sagan
Irish Opposition Threatens New Arbitration Treaty
Fearful Irish opposition, said to have defeated the Olney Pauncefote accord 12 years ago, now menaces the fresh arbitration treaty crafted by Secretary Root and Ambassador Bryce. The State Department has received numerous protests from Irish patriotic groups, though details of the new agreement remain official undisclosed.
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Olney
Lord Pauncefote
Root
Bryce
State Department
Parliament reference cited by officials in press explanations
Officials report only a single reference to the subject in British parliament and notes in American papers explain the declaration. The statement is presented as context rather than new information, with no further detail provided.
Rabbi Schulman praises Jews duty to civilization at Ford Hall
Rabbi Samuel Schulman argues the Jew shaped modern civilization highlighting the Sabbath and Palestine as sources of democracy. He asserts Judaism purified religion and called for fair treatment of Jews noting Greece and Socrates and Jesus in historical context.
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Ford Hall
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Palestine
Greece
Socrates
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Jesus
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