Thousands flock to parks and beaches in early spring sunshine
Boston residents poured to the Common Public Garden and nearby beaches as temperatures neared 60 degrees. Revere Beach drew 26 000 plus crowds amid new amusements, roller coasters, and a bustling boulevard scene with street photographers, marching crowds, and curious bystanders.
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Boston
Chelsea
Winthrop Beach
Revere Beach
Revere
Boston Common
Hymen Stern
Russia
Vici
Boston District Sunday School Association Meet Planned
The Boston District Sunday School Association with 146 Sunday schools and over 387 000 members will hold its annual meeting at Immanuel Walnut Avenue Church next Wednesday afternoon and evening. Events include preparatory service, multiple addresses, four conferences, supper, and an illustrated talk on California and the 138th international convention in San Francisco.
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Boston District Sunday School Association
Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
L. A. Nies
Evangelical
Alli
Clarence A. Vincent
D. D
George W. Prenniman
Laura Ik. Gragin
Jonathan
B.S. Winchester
George L. Cady
Hamilton
Conant
Charles A. Fulton
George W. Taylor
A. M. Gardner
George M. Gordon
California
San Francisco
Rabbi Revisits Mistakes in Confessional Sermon
Rabbi Solomon Schindler, retired leader of Temple Israel, laments errors from his 20 years at the pulpit. He recalls chasing attendance, sensationalism, rationalism, and assimilation, arguing the Jew remains distinct with a defined destiny and duties in the world.
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Solomon Schindler
Em:ritus
Temple Israel
Rabbi Schindler
Ingersoll and
Parker
Darwin
Huxley
Wallace
Spencer
Worcester might join Boston as a separate ward in future
Robert A. Woods of the South End House told the Boston Young Men's Christian Union that Worcester could someday be part of Boston as a distinct ward. He warned municipal awareness is lacking and urged civic unions and a strong main council to restore proper city governance.
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Worcester
Boston
Robert A. Woods
South End House
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Mr. Woods
Rome
Greece
Boston Finance Commission
Chicken Free Lunch Triggers Cold Storage Raid in Cincinnati
City meat inspector Dr. Blume led a probe condemning 20 000 pounds of cold storage poultry this month. He found meat aged up to five years and venison stamped 1905. He cited cheap 15 cent dinners and saloon free lunches as likely factors.
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Cincinnati
Blume
Funeral of Train Victim Michael McSweeney
The body of Michael McSweeney was buried at Mt Benedict Cemetery after services at his home and St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. His widow and six children receive aid as New England letters and donations help the family. Funds totaling 78.70 and a 10 gift from knights of labor assembly 628 support Mrs McSweeney at 274 Hancock Street Dorchester.
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Dict
Freeport Street
John McSweeney
Roac Street
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Father Kenney
the Post
Martin J. Kelley
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Local Assembly
Knights of Labor
McSweeney
Hancock Street
Dorchester
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Poston
Hymen
Hach
Association
Ance
Peerless
Borden Ondensed Milk Co
New York
New England
Geo. Wm. Benttey Co
Woods
Michael McSweeney
Mt. Benedict
Mt. Bene
New Models Ince
Aik
Nainsock
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