Suffragists in Court Over March Raids Conspiracy Case
In London Mrs Pankhurst and other leaders faced Bow Street proceedings on charges of conspiracy and inciting damage during March raids. Evidence centered on large funds paid for hall hires, including 4500 dollars. A letter from Mrs Pankhurst to Dr Ethel Smyth was shown. Sentences ranged from four to eight months for several suffragettes. Alice Green spoke of leaving family to pursue the movement.
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London
Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Tuke
Bow Street
Ethel Smyth
Robert Wallace
Alice Green
Prisoner Fund Balance Shrinks After Large Withdrawal
Report notes the Women s Social and Political Union held a December credit balance of 115000. After an arrest the accused drew 35000 in a single check, reducing the balance to 1500. The case centers on the financial actions surrounding the organization and the resulting loss in funds.
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Women’s Social and Political Union
Y. M. C. A. Fund Grows in Everett Drive
The Everett Y M C A members reported a total fund of 14538 by last night, crossing the halfway point toward the 28500 goal for purchasing property for a new building. A further 1337 was raised yesterday to push toward the target.
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Everett Y. M. C. A
Clash over pastors at People's Temple church opens in Methodist circles
The New England Conference faces a leadership clash between Rev. Arakel H. Nazarian of Chelsea and Rev. Wentworth F. Stewart, a former Western district superintendent, as Springfield prepares for the April 10 opening under Bishop William Burt. Nazarian is the cabinet’s choice. Stewart is favored by the People's Temple pulpit supply committee. The two men, Boston University classmates, have long service histories across Michigan, Detroit, Northampton, Revere, and Boston, reflecting a broad spread of influence and revival work.
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Peoples Temple Methodist Episcopal Church
New England
Springfield
William Burt
Arakel H. Nazarian
Chelsea
Wentworth F. Stewart
Boston University
Revere
Northampton
Detroit
Saginaw
Evangelistic Commission
West
Boston
Nazarian Excluded From Exclusive Story Cabinet Picks Candidate
The Post says Nazarian had no role in obtaining the material which mirrored a cabinet meeting. A noon meeting sought a solution but failed. Nazarian, without solicitation, is the cabinet’s chosen candidate, while Stewart faces strong opposition despite the pulpit supply committee’s invitation and his noted oratory and Holton Maine birth. People’s Temple is a focal point in Boston Methodism.
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Nazarian
Stewart
People’s Temple
Boston
Cabinet
Supply Committee
Holton
Boston Hospital Eyes Tuberculosis Clinic Expansion
Boston City Hospital trustees propose a tuberculosis clinic to detect early TB with X rays. A. Shuman, chair, urged a $5000 yearly appropriation and expansion of the contagious diseases department at an estimated $279000.
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Boston
City Hospital
A. Shuman
Shuman
Testify to Buying Stock Through Weil
George W. Clark of Wiscasset Maine and Wilson B. Brown of West Lebanon New Hampshire testified yesterday to purchasing stock through the Inter-Trust Security Company whose president Victor M Weil is on trial for fraudulent mail use. Clark bought 150 shares at 10 cents and 100 at eight cents in 1908 later exchanging for Standard Amalgamated. Brown bought about 1700 shares at six to 15 cents in 1908, also exchanging for Standard Amalgamated.
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George W. Clark
Wiscasset
Wilson B. Brown
West Lebanon
N. H
Inter-Trust Security Company
Victor M. Weil
United States District Court
Clark
Goldfield-Boston Consolidated
Standard Amalgamated
Brown
Boston & Maine
Trainmen Leader Denies State House Activities Tied to Mellen
William T. Doherty of Concord New Hampshire general chairman of the Boston and Maine railroad board of adjustment and arbitration denies that Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members at the State House regarding the Grand Trunk's arrival in Boston were inspired by President Mellen or any Boston and Maine officials.
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William T. Doherty
Concord
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad Board of Adjustment and Arbitration
Brotherhood of Railroad
State House
Boston
Grand Trunk Railroad
Mellen
Boston & Maine
Trainmen defend Boston & Maine relations in wage rule talks
Doherty cites friendly history with Boston & Maine and says working rules are being revised for the first time since 1907 rather than wage cuts. He denies any disagreement with President Mellen and says conferences with General Manager C E Lee look favorable for an early agreement on working rules.
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Boston & Maine Road
Grand Trunk
Boston
State House
Grand Trunk Railroad
Great Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston & Maine System
C. E. Lee
Doherty
Runaways Quit New York City After Court Confession
Three boys from Bridgewater Connecticut under 14 confessed in Children's Court they fled to New York City due to disillusionment with the metropolis. The court heard their New England runaway day tale as authorities described their actions and intent.
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New York
New England
Bridgewater
Conn
Wendell Phillips Statue Funds Sought By City Panel
The Wendell Phillips memorial committee voted in City Hall to request a $20,000 city appropriation for a statue of Phillips. Mayor Fitzgerald presided as attendees favored a heroic statue on the Common opposite Walnut Street near Phillips birthplace, and 11 leading American sculptors were invited to submit proposals to the Municipal Art Commission.
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Wendell Phillips
Fitzgerald
Walnut Street
Phillips
Municipal Art Commission
Misses Fuller to Give Complimentary English Folk Song Concert
Misses Oriska Rosalind and Dorothy Fuller of Sturminster Newton Dor set England will present a free afternoon program of old English folk songs in Jordan Hall at 2 30 this Thursday for New England Conservatory students and friends. Orisha Fuller will accompany on a harp modeled after Irish minstrelsy 10th to 12th centuries, and the sisters will wear early Victorian costumes. Many songs are new to America and include pieces discovered by Cecil Sharp. Walter G Fuller, a brother, will give a brief introductory talk on folk songs.
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Oriska
Rosalind
Dorothy Fuller
Sturminster Newton
Dorset
England
Jordan Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Orisha Fuller
Edward
America
Cecil Sharp
Hempstead
Elmer & Amend Rheumatism Remedy Ad
An advertisement claims Elmer and Amend's N. Y. 2861 will relieve rheumatism and notes T Metcalf Co at 535 Boylston Street Boston as the carrier for the product.
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Elmer & Amend’s
N. Y
T. Metcalf Co
Boylston Street
Boston
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