Mystery over Dead Sailors Hunt Williams
The Rex fishing schooner crew, Albert Hunt of Lockport and John Williams of Everett, died after going to help with trawls 75 miles east of Cape Cod. The ship searched 22 hours as fog and calm seas hid their dory. The cause of the tragedy remains unsolved.
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The Chicago Manuscript Co Raid Over Pirated Plays
Secret service agents raided the Chicago Manuscript Company on La Salle Street charging piracy of copyrighted theatrical works. Eight stenographers were subpoenaed and warrants issued for Alexander Beyer and his wife Anna Beyer after a New York attorney’s complaint on underpriced manuscript copies.
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Italians urged to become U S citizens and join unions
A resolution adopted by the first Italian Congress in Philadelphia directs Italians arriving in the United States to naturalize and affiliate with labor unions, aiming to strengthen civic participation and organized labor ties.
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King James Bible Tercentenary Meeting in London
In Albert Hall a gathering of churchmen and statesmen marked the tercentenary of the 1611 King James Bible revision. Prime Minister Asquith and Whitelaw Reid praised arbitration while suffragettes disrupted the event with Votes for Women banners torn up after clashes.
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Peace pact urged by Asquith as Bible ties unite nations
In a tercentenary address Asquith called for a solemn peace pact among English speaking peoples. Ambassador Reid echoed the Bible bond as a guarantee of world peace, noting shared language, law, and institutions. Taft’s March 7 letter praised the King James Version for binding two Anglo-Saxon nations and urged thanksgiving to the Bible’s influence.
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Moral Reform Society Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The New Fing land Moral Reform Society marked its 75th anniversary with reports read and officer elections. Rev. Charles R. Brown spoke on the Yale Divinity School and fund plans reached 81000 for a maternity building and industrial home on Forest Hills Avenue Jamaica Plain with bids due April 16. Officers included President Dr. Caroline E. Hastings and a long executive slate.
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William Lindsay
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Henry O. Marey, Jr
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William H. McElwain
Frank Wood
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