Episcopalian Archdeaconries Considered Across State
The diocese plans five archdeaconries to expand practical church work. Possible appointees include Rev. Dr. Lindsay of St Pauls Boston and Rev. Emelius W Smith of Fall River, with Worcester and Springfield options likely favoring Dr. Vinton and Dr. Newton respectively.
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Episcopal Church
New York
Chicago
Bishop
West
Boston
Lowell
Essex
Middlesex
Suffolk County
Worcester
Springfield
Vinton
J. C. Brooks
Newton
W. R. Huntington
Grace Church
All Saint’s Church
Germany
General Theological Seminary
Leighton Parks
Emmanuel Church
Herkshire
Lawrence of
Stockbridge
Pittsfield
Subway cost rumor shocks City Hall over $2000 actual spend
City Hall reacts to a claim that subway board expenses total $20 000 though Auditor Dodge finds only $2000 spent to date. The dispute centers on authority for expenditures under 1893 act and the planned $2 000 000 loan. Officials from City Hall, the Legislature, and Charlestown lawmakers weigh in while rapid transit debates continue.
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City Press Association
Subway
Dodge
Subway Commissioners
Post
Subway Board
Boston
Jerry’’ McCarthy
Charlestown
Beacon Street
McCarthy
Lodge
City Hall
Cronan
Fitzgerald
Rapid Transit Committee
State House
Boston theater benefit for Carney Hospital concert
A benefit concert at the Boston Theatre last evening drew large crowds and raised financial support for Carney Hospital. Performers included Mounet Sully’s Boston debut in Hamlet, Corinne at the Park, Pinafore at the Boston Theatre, and many local talents with encores demanded. The program featured an orchestra under John Co Mullaly, with Max Zach at the piano and notable guests such as H. C. Barnabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounet-Sully
Boston
Tremont
Museum
Corinne
Park
Carney Hospital
Boston Theatre
John Co. Mullaly
H. C. Barnapee
Master Lewis
Heinrich Schuecker
Jessie Bartlett Davis
I. Schnitzler
Charles O. Bassett
Leo Schulz
Eugene Cowles
Mary E. Kelly
Franklin Wood
Max Zach
Shakspere
Tremont Theatre
Hamlet
No Money No Gym At Charlesbank Park Opening
City park officials say Charlesbank gym cannot open without new city funds. They cite a 128000 budget trimmed to 100000 for park maintenance, delaying access while Castle Island faces similar cuts. Alderman Lomasney pushes immediate funding to reopen the gym.
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Charlesbank
Castle Island
Board of Park Commissioners
Francis A. Walker
Post
Boston
Lomasney
Park Department
Park Commissioners
Finance Committee
Keenan
Reincarnation debate at Theosophical Society Hall
Mr. Burcham Harding continued his reply to Rev. Minot J. Savage’s attack on Theosophy at the Theosophical Society Hall in Boston. He argued reincarnation and Mahatmas are provable, said all major teachers taught it, and that Theosophy links mind and matter in human evolution. The talk endorsed inquiry as path to truth.
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Boston
Donald
Trinity Church
Trinity
F. B. Allen
Phillips Brooks
City Board of Missions
Mizesion
Burcham Harding
Minot J. Savage
Theosophical Society
Mt. Vernon Street
Harding
Krishna
Buddha
Jesus
Humanity
Savage
Jesus Christ
St. Paul
Confucius
Plato
Pythagoras
Mme. H. P. Blavatsky
H. P. Blavatsky
Frederick S. Brown Hartford Tax Collector Dies at 72
Frederick Spencer Brown, longtime Hartford town and city tax collector, died of heart disease at 72. Born in East Hartford, he once ran a tobacco business and was a prominent Democrat, friend of the late William H. Barnum. He chaired the Democratic State Central Committee and the Hartford Park Commission, and served as Hartford Club treasurer. Funeral set for Wednesday.
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Hartford
Frederick Spencer Brown
J. Howard Morse
Mr. Brown
East Hartford
William H. Barnum
Brown
Democratic State Central Committee
City Park Commission
Hartford Club
Barnum Estate Settled After Heirs and Executors Dispute
In Bridgeport Connecticut on May 6 the Barnum estate dispute between heirs and executors is resolved. The hearing this week will accept the executors report and future annual expenses are expected to be lower.
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James R. Adams
Bridgeport
Conn
Barnum
Florence Elene
Ida Howell
Jess Gregory
Minnie
the Howard
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Norfolk
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Plymouth
Barnstable
Dukes
Nantucket
Hampden
Hampshire
Franklin
Berkshire
Paddock
Lawrence
Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Massachusetts
Dr. Chambre
St. Anne’s
Low
Universalists
Bishop Paddock
Massachusetts Church Union
Down
Emelius W. Smith
Fall River
D. Hutchins
Concord
Cambridge
Kal
Niphal
Paul
Smith
Cape Cod
W. W. Newton
Mr. Smith
Rev. E. Winchester Donald
John
Mr. McCarthy
Beecham
Guinea
Wun
Columbia
Hendrick Hudson
the Park
Lyceum Theatre
Hermite Nixon
Tompkins
Boston Theatre Tonight
Tom Seabrooke
J. B. McCormick
Wilson Barrett
Utopia, Limited
Gilbert and Sullivan
Austin & Stone’s
Lothrop
Ducrow Sisters
Joe Howard, Jr
Boston Press Club
Worcester Theatre
Graham Big Vaudeville Company
Maggie Cline
Gus Williams
Carroll Johnson
R. J. Jose
Billy Carter
Phyllis Allen
Carrie Tutein
Mlle. Proto
Tony Hart
Weston
Alice Hodgdon
Finly and
Joyce
Graham
Walker
Mr. Savage
Connecticut
Samne
Phonoharp CO
Washington ST
Bonita
Stewart
Gillen
Hattie Stewart
Clemence Brothers
Peter Helstrom
Yon Yonson
Ducrows
Howard
Dover
Washington Sts
South End
Lothrop’s Stock Co
Car Ie
Eugene Tompkins
D. M. Babcock
Sig. Montegriffo
Ralph
Winnes
Deadeye
Lew Dockstader
Sir Joseph
Lon F. Brine
Lucille Jocelyn
Josephine
Mabella Baker
Buttercup
Mamie Gilroy
Hebe
Wilson
Columbia Rich & Harris
Hacenbeck
M. Mounet-Sully
Mme. Jane Hading
Mme. Segond-Weber
Francis Wilson
Birminte
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Tommy Connolly
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Joe Levi
Dag Ok
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Tom Lucas
Sitas Strong
John Hickey
Casino
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Seabrooke
Barnet & ‘Chadwick
D'Oyly Carte
BASCO
London Opera Co
Opera
Utopia
Sale
Park Theatre
Kimball Opera Company
Theatre
Frank Mayo
Davy Crock
Boylston
James W. Bingham
Hermie Nixon
Burlesquers
Joseph Howard, Jr
Press Club ‘Building Fund
Cov
Greenhalce
Grand Opera House
Palace Theatre
WM. Austin
F. J. Pilling
Bates Brothers’ Humpty Dumpty CO
Oxey
the Post
Winrie Burroughs Atfolio
Edwin Booth
Boston Post
P. O
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Walt
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