Holyoke Church Extends Call to Rev George H Trull
The First Congregational Church of Holyoke decided tonight to extend a call to the Rev George H Trull assistant pastor of the Fifth Presbyterian Church New York to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of the Rev George H Winch The event occurred March 14 in Holyoke Massachusetts.
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Holyoke
First Congregational Church
George H. Trull
Fifth Presbyterian Church of
New York
George H. Winch
Ruef Habeas Corpus Request Filed in Supreme Court
In San Francisco on March 14 a new habeas corpus application was filed in the Supreme Court seeking Ruef's release. The petition claims Ruef is illegally restrained by Elisor Biggy and that the indictment against Ruef is invalid.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Supreme Court
Ruef
Elisor Biggy
Italian King to Receive New American Ambassador Next Sunday
King Victor Emmanuel will receive Lloyd Griscom, the new American ambassador to Italy, in a state audience next Sunday for the presentation of credentials. Count Tozzoni conveyed the invitation.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Count Tozzoni
Lloyd Griscom
Italy
Rockefeller Zinc Mine Suit Is Dismissed
Frank Rockefeller brother of J D Rockefeller failed to prove fraud in a Missouri zinc mine investment case. The Circuit Court dismissed the suit for lack of evidence of misrepresentation and fraud.
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ST. Louis
Frank Rockefeller
J. D. Rockefeller
Missouri
Rockefeller
Lost in fog near Nantucket as three ride to Tuckernuck
Two Muskegot life savers Edward Norcross and LeBaron Ray and Mrs Isaac Dunham sailed from Eel Point in a dory aiming for Tuckernuck. A thick fog hid the shore and a southwest gale drove them toward Nantucket Sound. They landed at Belint after several hours amid a harsh gale with little injury.
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Nantucket
Muskegot Life Saving
Nantucket Sound
Eel Point
Edward Norcross
LeBaron Ray
Isaac Dunham
Tuckernuck
Muskegat
Belint
Dory
Tuckernuck Island
Maurice Grau Dies in Paris World Opera Impresario
Maurice Grau a renowned impresario died in Paris at age about 54. He led musical and dramatic artists and grand opera for over 30 years. Grau started with Charles A. Chizzola in 1872, and later managed Aimee tours, with Bridgeport, Connecticut as an early booking. He retired April 27, 1903, after a record tenure. Born 1849 in Brunn Austria, he moved to New York at age five and studied at Free Academy and Columbia Law School.
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Paris
Maurice Grau
Charles A. Chizzola
Aimee
Bridgeport
Conn
Gray
Mr. Grau
Brunn
Austria
New York
Free Academy
Columbia Law School
Morrison, Lauterbach & Spingarn
Deathbed Confession Links Surgeon to Susan Greene Tragedy
The post reports that Dr. Guy R. Stearns of New York was arrested for a criminal operation connected to Susan Greene who died at the Homeopathic Hospital. Witnesses include Inspector Armstrong and Dr. McDonald as police pursue further statements while noting Greene’s long acquaintance with Stearns and her pleas for aid before death.
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Susan Greene
City Hospital
Guy R. Stearns
New York
Dr Stearns Arraigned and Jailed in Homicide Case
Dr Guy R Stearns was arraigned in the West Side Police Court and held on 10000 bail awaiting a March hearing on a homicide charge. He could not post bail and was sent to jail. Stearns was arrested at the request of Boston police based on an ante mortem statement by nurse Susan T Greene who died at Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital alleging illegal practice.
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Miss Greene
New York
Boston
Dr. Stearns
Susan
Guy R. Stearns
West Side
Stearns
Massachusetts
Susan T. Greene
Dowie Funeral Sparks Panic in Zionist Gathering
A Chicago crowd at the Dowie funeral panicked as three followers died recently and a fourth was rumored to die, triggering mass exits. The service saw Judge Barnes deliver a simple sermon. Dowie’s posthumous sermon circulated despite rejection by leaders of his movement.
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Chicago
Dowie
Voliva
Tabernacle
Zion
Theuilding
Boston Woman Robbed by Armed Thieves at Naples
Six thieves from the Camorra robbed arriving passengers in Naples as customs inspection began. Hand valises and purses were stolen. A patrolman arrested three thieves. others fought, wounding a policeman amid the frightful scene.
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Boston
Naples
Marseilles
The
Camorra
Cambridge Fire House Ravaged by Night Blaze
Cambridge firemen in Chemical Engine 1 headquarters were woken by a late night blaze that caused over 5000 in damage. The fire spread to the armory hall area, prompting an alarm from Box 36. Floors and walls on the upper stories were demolished and the sleeping quarters drenched.
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Chemical Engine 1
Central Square
Cambridge
Armory Hall
Onondaga Floats Off Cape Cod Beach After Shoreside Standstill
The Clyde line steamer Onondaga, captained by Bunnell, ran aground at Chatham beach January 18 while en route from Boston to Charleston and Jacksonville. It was refloated yesterday and awaits drydocking for damage survey as it resumes voyage in fog. The Katahdin was reported anchored nearby.
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Boston
Clyde Line
Bunnell
Chatham Beach
Cape Cod
Charleston
Jacksonville
Strike Likely Among Linemen in Boston Area
Boston Electrical Workers Union 104 Linemen vote unanimously to quit if 1907 wage demands of 8 dollars per day and an eight hour work day are not granted within 380 days. They will present demands to Commissioner Wells of the fire department and target managers at NE Telephone Telegraph Edison Electric Cambridge Electric Light F K E Ley Western Union and Postal Telegraph firms.
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International Executive Board
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union
Wells
Fire Department
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Edison Electric Light Company
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Labor Union Actions and Meetings Across Boston Area
After two months of meetings the Bricklayers' Union 8 committee finished the constitution revision and will report Monday night. Boston wharf and bridge builders unionized their jobs per Boston Hoisting and Portable Engineers' Union request. International president James O'Connell arrived from Washington and will address machinists at Wells Memorial Hall. John J. McLoughlin of New England electrical workers prepares for conferences in New York and Baltimore to resolve trade disputes. Upholsterers' Union 53 introduced a new installation with music and officers were obligated. Walter V. Prise, Paul Captoni, James Rowe, and James Rehill spoke to Marble Workers' Union 50. thirty applicants admitted.
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Committee of Bricklayers
Union 8
Boston
Union J
Washington
Wells Memorial Hall
John J. McLoughlin
Electrical Workers’ Unions
New England
New York
Baltimore
Union 53
J. H. Kieran
Walter V. Prise
Paul Captoni
Boston Laborers’ Union
Joseph Rowe
Local 50
James Rehill
Marble Workers’ Union 50
Brookline Narrowly Votes Against License Change
Brookline narrowly rejected a liquor license proposal by 219 in a tense town meeting. Late trains from Boston swung the result, bringing about 300 anti liquor voters and securing the no license victory. Only one contested race occurred for tax collector, where George H. Worthley won reelection over Warren S. Merrill. Constable Edward Tucker, on nomination papers, was reelected. Franks Fay, a young athlete, led the field for constable.
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Brookline
Boston
George H. Worthley
Warren S. Merrill
Worthley
Edward D. Tucker
Frank M. Fay
Allison Simpson McKay Allison and Bertha Simpson Wedding
The marriage took place last evening at 61 Appleton Street. Best man Charles Chance and bridesmaids Evelyn Linden and Estelle Strong attended. Senator John Quinn, ex-Representative Chance, Joseph M. Sullivan and about 60 guests from Revere and South End enjoyed the festivities.
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McKay Allison
Bertha Simpson
Appleton, Street
Charles Chance
Evelyn Linden
Estelle Strong
John Quinn
Chance
Joseph M. Sullivan
Revere
South End
Dem leaders divided over McEttrick mayor bid in East Boston
A Tiger Club push for Michael J. McEttrick as mayor in Ward 1 East Boston triggers mixed reactions. Mayor Fitzgerald and key Democrats urge caution and potential renomination, while others defer comments, signaling early, tentative campaign chatter.
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Tiger Club
Ward 1
East
Boston
Michael J. McEttrick
William F. McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Morse's Spring Suits and Outerwear Sale
The advertisement promotes Morse made new spring suits priced from 10 to 35 dollars and new spring raincoats and topcoats from 10 to 30 dollars. It emphasizes Morse quality and correct merchandise at Morse's.
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