Foresters Seek Return of $386000 Securities
The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters asked the Supreme Judicial Court for a writ of mandamus to compel State Treasurer Elmer E. Stevens to return securities worth over $386,000 held by the state. The order argues the treasurer’s custody ended December 31, 1911, and seeks returning the property to the order rather than keeping it in state custody.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Elmer E. Stevens
Joseph A. Sheehan
Methodists in Conference Opens with 850 Delegates
Bishop Henry W. Warren presided at the 25th quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Minneapolis. The opening session focused on devotion and business as delegates consider whether to keep or alter rules banning dancing gambling theatre going circuses and horse racing.
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Fines Levyed on Milk Firms and Storekeepers
Graustein and Co and the Boston Dairy Co were fined 315 in the Superior Criminal Court after defaulted by agreement on appeals from Municipal Court. Thirteen storekeepers were summoned and fined 130 for possessing milk not up to standard.
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Greenwood Union Church workers raise funds for new rectory
Workers from the Greenwood Union Church have raised 2900 toward a 3300 goal for a new rectory. Ten men teams canvassed the town over the past week and a half to meet the target before Saturday.
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Five Die In Oil Barge Explosion At Cleveland Docks
Five men burned to death as Standard Oil barge No. 88 exploded on the Cleveland docks. Damage to boats and gasoline estimated at $450,000. Explosion occurred late today.
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Fire Hits Barges on Cuyahoga River Stream
A gasoline barge at Jefferson avenue docks on the Cuyahoga River exploded after leaking oil on the water caught fire. Four boats and a tug were damaged or destroyed, including the Wisconsin, all owned by Great Lakes Towing Co. Other docks and barges from Standard Oil and Graselli Chemical were damaged.
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Chicago Auto Bandits Target City say Police
Chicago police issued strict orders to watch for criminals using cars after three separate auto robberies. A University of Chicago High School student Miss Gorecki was dragged into a car and robbed, a bank cashier robbed of 1000 dollars, and Amelia Neumann, 19, warned she was pulled into a car and assaulted. Authorities link the cases as the work of the same trio.
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Teen Russian Student Wins Bryant Prize Violin
Samuel Blackman 17 won first honors in a Bryant prize violin contest at Jordan Hall New England Conservatory with a $150 instrument donated by O F Bryant. Competitors included Samuel Rosen Percy P Leveen and Alexander Podnos. Judges were C M Woeffler Anton Witek and G W Chadwick.
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New Delegate to Be Honored in New York Arrival
Arch bishop Bonzano the new papal delegate to Washington arrives by the Koenig Albert. He will go to Cardinal Farley’s Fifth Avenue home and participate in a public ceremonial reception at St. Patrick’s Cathedral with diocese priests and 10 000 parochial school pupils. He plans a week to ten days in New York before heading to Washington.
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Reverend Van Ness Labeled Doubting Thomas in Episcopalian Journal
The Rev. Thomas Van Ness, retiring pastor of Second Church in Copley Square, is termed a doubting Thomas and accused of preaching a doctrine opposed to the Christian faith and ignoring the Empty Tomb in The Living Church April 27 issue from Milwaukee.
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Living Church
Milwaukee
Baseball Player Rudderhan Secretly Marries Ellis in Brewster
Brockton May 1 William F Rudderhan a well known baseball player and son of Charles Rudderhan former University of Illinois baseball coach married secretly Monday in Brewster to Amber R Ellis of 11 Broad Street Brockton The notice notes the private ceremony and the couple's hometowns and ties to baseball.
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William F. Rudderhan
Charles Rudderhan
University of Illinois
Brewster
Amber R. Ellis
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