Modern Judaism Advocates Mixed Heritage Says Chicago Rabbi
Rabbi Emmanuel G Hirsh of Chicago told Boston club members that modern Jews are not a distinct race and do not seek racial purity He argued Hebrews in America are defined by religion not ethnicity and criticized Zionism while noting no Hebrew millionaires misuse wealth for harm The talk marked his first Boston appearance with about seventy five members attending
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Emmanuel G. Hirsh
Chicago
Hebrew Church In
America
Young Men’s Congregational Club
Brunswick
Hirsh
Boston
J. P. Prince
Charles Fleischer
Samuel Hirshberg
Brookline
Prince
Rabbi Hirsh
Barnard Scully Reunites After Court Divorce Decree
Fall River reports Jessie Barnard Scully has reconciled with her husband after a Probate Court decree on March 16 granting separation. The couple now resumes living as husband and wife in the old Barnard mansion, surprising the community and defying expectations of a pending divorce.
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Fall River
Jessie Barnard Scully
Ol d Barnard
Scully
Ward's Pond Hidden Stone Deep Under Fill In Boston Park Probe
An Aldermanic park committee hearings reveal a stone dumped fourteen feet deep under fill at Ward's Pond making an on site view impossible. Witnesses detail loam layers and prior tree removals as investigations into alleged loam fraud and contractor overcharges continue.
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Gerry
Park Investigation Committee
Norris
Ward's
Matthews
Park Commissioners
William Kelly
Lundy Trarc
Foreman Shea
Boston
Brookline
R. Victor Knupfer
Back Bay Fens
Charlesbank
Catalpa
James F. Hannon
Ward’s Pond
Patrick
J. Kane
Masonic Fraternity Honors Chelsea Pastor With Gold Bag
Robert Lash Lodge of Chelsea hosted Liberty Lodge of Beverly and Star of Bethlehem Lodge Chelsea. The master Mason’s degree was given before Worshipful Master F Warren Kimball presented Rev. R Perry Bush with a bag of gold. An elaborate banquet followed with speeches by multiple Masonic leaders and guests.
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Robert Lash
A. M
Chelsea
Liberty Lodge
Beverly
Star of Bethlehem
William H. L. Odell
Robert Lash Lodge
F. Warren Kimball
Kimball
R. Perry Bush
First Universalist Church
W. H. L. Odell
Luther Herrick
Willard Howland
Albert Southwick
Masonic
Wallon
John Thomas
Shepherd
Cambridge Citizens Trade Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Cambridge Citizens Trade Association held its annual business meeting last evening with dinner at 6 30. Officers elected were Russell Bradford president William A Hunnewell vice president Charles P Keith clerk Oliver Raw treasurer Will F Roaf auditor and a board of trustees including W Hyde Dr Charles Bullock Eu aone A McCarthy Charles E Coombs and Melvin L Hannum.
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Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Russell Bradford
Wiliam A. Hunnewell
Charles P. Keith
Oliver
Raw
Will F F. Roaf
Messrs. W. Hyde
Charles Bullock
Euaone A. McCarthy
Charles E. Coombs
Melvin L.hannum
Union Show to Educate on Labor Unionism in Chicago
President James O Connell of the International Association of Machinists says the union will start a campaign of education on labor unionism. A theatrical company led by B J Eckhart will present a melodrama about labor problems in Chicago after returning from Cleveland Ohio.
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Chicago
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Cleveland
Machinists
Unen
B. J. Eckhart
Machinists’ Union
Baltimore Fires Cause Heavy Loss in Clothing District
Two disastrous fires hit Baltimore this morning causing an estimated loss near 200000. The largest blaze tore through Likes Berwanger Co clothing at 13 East Baltimore Street, starting at 3 a m and burning until nearly noon.
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Baltimore
Likes
Berwanger & Co
East
Baltimore Street
Mr Frank B Sanborn to lecture on John Brown
Concord writer Mr Frank B Sanborn will give a free lecture on John Brown in the Independent Church Pierce Hall Parlor Copley square Friday evening March 30 at 8 o clock.
Supreme Court Rules No Sunday Cigar Sales
The full bench of the Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a common victualler's license does not permit selling cigars on Sunday. The decision came in the Cath erine Graham case, a Revere restaurant proprietor arrested for keeping her shop open for business on the Lord's day.
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Supreme Court
Catherine Graham
Revere
Whittier Acquitted In Post Office Embezzlement Case
John J. Whittier was found not guilty of embezzling 1019 dollars and 23 cents from Worcester Post Office Station A. The jury cleared him after a two day trial before Judge Lowell in U S District Court.
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John J. Whittier
Worcester
Lowell
United States District Court
War Threatens Turkey In Eastern Crisis
London dispatch reports imminent war as Russia and England pressure Turkey. Russia mobilizes 250000 troops and increases frontier garrisons fourfold. The Black Sea squadron and a sizeable transport fleet are prepared for action. war seems near unless Turkey yields Russian demands.
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London
East
Russia
Turkey
England
Black Sea
Reward Offered by Attleboro Selectmen for Assault Suspect
Attleboro officials announced a reward for the capture of a man who has assaulted five women since Saturday night. One victim suffered a broken nose and concussion, another a spinal injury leaving her critically ill, with others bruised.
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Attleboro
Irheru
Post Machinist Surprised With Gift At Dorchester Party
A surprise party honored John Brisco the Post machinist at his Dorchester home 38 pareen avenue. About sixty guests attended and presented him an oak bookcase. Master Joseph M. Conroy the boy soprano performed several selections during the evening.
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John Brisco
Post
Pareen Avenue
Dorchester
Brisco
Joseph M. Conroy
Several Hotels Named In Police Hearing On Howard Street
The Board of Police studied evidence against Hotel Howard on Howard street after Captain Brown of the liquor squad filed a complaint. Patrolmen Hunter and Walters testified about the January 2 night, noting intoxicated patrons but no disorder, and Hunter said Brown gave him a list of four hotels to monitor. He checked Hotels Howard Cushing Woodne and the Hotel pha.
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Board of Police
Howard
Howard Street
Captain Brown
Hunter
Walters
Division 11
Canadians Praised by Mexican Paper Over South African War
Diaro Del Hocaro lauds Canadian valor in the South African war saying youthful Canadians appeared and changed British fortunes. The paper also declares imperialism and territorial expansion a proven failure.
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Mexico City
Diaro del Hocaro
Canada
Foreman Hurt After Plank Slip At Dam Collapse
Clinton reports Nathaniel Hongton, foreman for the Water Board, slipped on loose planks at a temporary dam on the Ashua River and fell about fifteen feet into debris. He sustained a fractured left forearm with serious injuries described as a long standing issue.
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Clinton
Nathaniel Hongton
Penttonens
Jury in Hay and Sloan case fails to agree in Camden
In Camden March 28 the jury trying William H. Hay and Howam K. Sloan for conspiring to injure Eugene Darnell’s reputation failed to agree and was discharged with retrial at the next term. Reporters may be tried again next Tuesday. The piece also recounts Eva Wood and Maybelle Neilson saga and Neilson’s separation from Eli Shaw with no blame.
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Camden
N. J
William H. Hay
Howam K. Sloan
Philadelphia
Eugene Darnell
Eva Wood
Maybelle Neilson
Eli Shaw
Miss. Neilson
Miss Neilson
Sampson Arrives at Old Point to Visit Kearsarge
Rear Admiral Sampson reached Old Point Virginia from Ashington and boarded the battleship Kearsarge off Fort Monroe. He plans to stay aboard until the ship completes its final acceptance trip next Tuesday.
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Newport News
Sampson
Old Point Ner
Ashington
Kearsarge
Fort Monroe
Woman's Relief Corps Dance Promises Colors for Decoration Day
The Woman's Relief Corps of the Major Grady Camp plans a dancing party on May 7. Proceeds fund a color presentation to the Major Grady Camp to be carried on Decoration Day for the first time.
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The
Woman's Relief Corps
Major Grady Camp
Dean's Ointment Advertises Cure for Itching Piles
An advertisement promises relief from itching piles with Dean's Ointment. It states the product is available at any drug store for 560 cents and implies a full cure.
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Dean
Jewish views on nationhood and Zionism in a historic forum
A speaker argues that Jews are not a distinct race or nation and critiques Zionist moves to create a Jewish state in Palestine. He notes historical shifts after the temple destruction, citizenship rights in America and France, and Russian oppression driving Zionist dreams, questioning feasibility. The discussion follows Dr. Hirsh's address in a public forum on whether a Christian paper should ignore such topics.
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Hadrian
America
France
Europe
Palestine
Russia
Land of
Zion
Jerusalem
American Journalim
Presbyterians Gather for Third Annual Banquet
The Presbyterian Social Union hosted its third annual banquet at the United States Hotel last night with nearly 200 attendees. Rev. Scott F. Hershey presided as speakers included Dr. Withrow from Park Street Church Mr. John Gilchrist and Rev. Robert F. Sample D D of New York who spoke on Presbyterians and Presbyterianism.
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Presbyterian Social Union
United States Hotel
Scott F. Hershey
Withrow
Park Street Church
John Gilchrist
Robert F. Sample
D. D
New York
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterianism
Flower Boy Inspires Emperor Rumor at Mission Meeting
Providence reports an evening missionary session where Rev. A. J. Palmer shared a rumor about the Chinese emperor's deposition being driven by fear of Christianity. A flower boy from a mission school reportedly told him of the Jesus doctrine after Dewey's Manila actions drew curiosity about American teachings.
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Providence
A. J. Palmer
D. D
New York
China
Dewey
Manila
Hub Police Capture Comely Hattie Breen of Nashua
Nashua authorities report arrest of the 15 year old Hattie Breen after four weeks of disappearance. She denied age and identity, claiming defiant innocence as police describe her as a stubborn child and she was taken to the House of Detention.
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Hub
Comely Hattie Breen
Nashua
Station 5
Comely
Hattie Breen
N. H
Miss Breem
Lentz Clashes as Idaho Deputy Critique Sparks Session
Governor Steunenberg testimony on Garrity actions during the Coeur d'Alene affair leads to a heated Spokane meeting. Lentz accuses deputies of disreputable relations. Cheney denies the charge. Hull, Hay, Cox and Jett threaten or urge removal as tempers flare before adjournment.
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Washington
Steunenberg
Coeur d'Alene
Lentz
Spokane
Idaho
Moss
Cheney
Hull
Mr. Lentz
Mr. Hull
Hay Rose
Representative Cox
Cox
J. Cox
Jett
Illinois
Recorder Goff Testifies in Gardiner Case Fray
In New York on March 28 Recorder Goff testified against District Attorney Gardiner amid a heated hearing. Attorneys clashed as Untermyer objected and the commissioner urged order. Goff admitted knowledge of improper trials as the dispute continued. The session adjourned with further testimony planned.
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New York
Goff
Gardiner
City Club
Colonel Gardiner
Recorder
Untermeyer
Stubborn Child Hat tie Breen Sought by Nashua Police
Nashua Massachusetts March 28 Miss Hat tie Breen 15 years old daughter of Neil Breen 34 Hill Street left the city about four weeks ago. Rumored elopement West led to searches of dives and now Boston is involved. Inspector Mood will go to Boston tomorrow to bring the girl to the city.
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Nashua
N. H
Hattie Breen
Niel Breen
Hool Street
Boston
Miss Breen
Nashua Junction
Mood
Grocery Clerks Face Shorter Work Week Debate in Boston
Boston retailers convened to discuss a bill limiting grocery clerks to sixty hours weekly. The panel heard clerks abused on Saturdays, with some dealers arguing the law would be hard to enforce. J H Brown warned small shops violate Sabbath rules. the meeting adjourned after two hours with no formal action.
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Boston
Dunn
BK. 9
Gilmore
John C. Neal
Carrol den Ys
L. H. Rhodes
J. H. Brown
W. H. Bullard
Messrs
Stevens
Humphreys
Brown
Durgin’s Body Found In Charlestown After Tide Delay
The decomposed body of Cornelius Durgin was found yesterday afternoon under Fitz’s Wickarf Charlestownneck and recovered after tide delay. Undertaker Cobb transported the remains to North Grove street morgue. Medical Examiner Stedman notified. Durgin had been missing since December from 233 Otis Street Somerville. He was 55 years old.
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Fitz
Wickarf
Charlestowneck
Cobb
North Grove Street
Stedman
Cornelius Durgin
Otis Street
Somerville
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Hawm UT Furniture Co
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Moston
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South Africa
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Louis Stern
Liverpool
J. Pierpont Morgan
Beatrice Harraden
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Trunk Line Association
Pasei Hiascioe
Maybelle
E.G
Hirsch
Wag Spore
Emanuel G. Hirsch
Shaft
Victoria Hotel
Commonwealth Avenue
Vendome Hotel
Fall. River
Charles E Albin
District Court
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Swartz
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Old Point
Woman's Relief Corps Party
Revere Town
Revere Republican Town Committee
Jewish Political Nation
Emperor of China
Pekin
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Driggs-Seabury Company
Dover
Lero M. Collins
Torrington
Toronto
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Tom Tucker
Springfield
Tom Burns
SALEM
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Salem Toulgbe
Durgin
New Haven, Conn
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