Nat C Goodwin Named in Suit
A district court complaint by Clarg Peters Building Company against Nat C Goodwin Company seeks $1675 in unpaid rent for a Peters building suite. The case notes seized office furniture and mining stocks as satisfaction, linking to the firm known as the Godwin Company tied to George Graffham Rice and the Rawhide boom era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Clarg Peters Building Company
Nat C. Goodwin Company
Godwin Company
George Graffham
Goodwin
Nevada
Change in Woman's Life in Vermont Ad
Graniteville reader Mrs. Dyas reports relief from nervousness and other symptoms during the change of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts long standing cures and urges publication for other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Dyas
Barclay
R.F.D
Graniteville
Missionary Expo World in Boston Prompts Call for Action
A Boston mass meeting of The World in Boston drew a large audience with talks by J Campbell White urging practical action to evangelize the world. Mornay Williams presided as speakers included Samuel Capen and Dr George Heber Jones. The program featured addresses, a Congregational dinner, and a mission study conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Samuel B. Capen, LL. D
the World In
Boston
C. L. Thompson
The
Presbyterian Board of Mis
George Heber Jones
Korea
Mornay Williams
New York
J. Campbell White
Exposition Hall
Dillon Bronson
O. P. Gifford
D. D
Lotus Quartet
Mr. White
Missionary Finance Plan Urges Boston District Campaign
A speaker urged Boston churches to launch a ten day canvass to systematically enlist members in missionary giving. He noted past four year gains in Foreign Mission Boards and home work but said only a quarter of church members support missions. Colonel W. W. Halford opened with The Great World Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Mission Boards of North America
Boston
United States
W. W. Halford
Leper Boy at Home as Rhode Island Controversy Grows
Harry Sheridan 15 in Pawtucket awaits authorities decision after physicians declare him a leper. His father seeks home care and local treatment while City Physician Byron Richards moves to have him sent to Penikese Island leper colony. If Sheridan opposes, legal action may follow. Darlington Grammar School prepares to reopen amid community unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Harry Sheridan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Byron W. Richards
Sheridan
Lamb Knitting Company
Darlington Grammar School
Ellen A. Vance
Burglary Alarm Triggers Citywide Alarm At Shawmut Pawnshop
A noon burglary scare near Michael Rosenbaum’s pawnshop at 59 Shawmut Avenue drew a large crowd after the alarm clanged loudly. Police investigated with Patrolman Reardon but found no breakin or burglars, leaving residents tense and the source unclear.
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Michael Rosenbaum
Shawmut Avenue
Reardon
Lagrange Street
Rosenbaum
Knights of Columbus Hear English Priest in Worcester Talk
Canon Gilbert Higgins of England spoke to the Boston Chapter yesterday afternoon at St. Rose Hall Worcester street on The four Cs Catholicity Courtesy Character and Charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Higgins
England
Boston
Knights of Columbus
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Juniors Elect 1912 Officers in Boston
Boston Council of Jewish Juniors elected officers for 1912 at a vestry meeting at Temple Israel on Commonwealth Avenue. President Gabriel A. Beckhard presided. Elected were vice presidents Bernard Garfinkle Harold Bornstein Mark Adams Dora Charak. recording secretary Rita Charak. corresponding secretary Claire Levy. treasurer Irene Spitz. auditor L L Feinberg.
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Boston
Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Gabriel A. Beckhard
Joseph C. Pelletier
Charles I Jeischer
Stephen A. Wise
The
Free Synagogue of
New York
G. A. Beéeckhard
Bernard L. Garfinkle
Harold K. Bornstein
Mark I. Adams
Poles Mark 120th Anniversary at East Cambridge
The observance of the Polish constitution anniversary at Institute Hall East Cambridge featured 19 attendees singing the Polish hymn Bone Cies Polske. Mayor J Edward Barry and James T Barrett addressed the event with Dr J Lewandowski reading the constitution and Rev Henry Zmizewski delivering the afternoon talk.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
S. I. Tolakiewicz
J. Edward Barry
Cambridge
James T. Barrett
Aldermanic Board of
J. Lewandowski
Boston
Henry Zmizewski
Mayor Opposes Free List Bill in Congress
Mayor Fitzgerald told Congressman Murray he would vote against the free list bill. He warned that adding manufactured goods to the free list could disrupt New England industries such as shoes and farming implements, a view Murray reportedly shared.
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Fitzgerald
William F. Murray
Congress
Washington
New England
Murray
Confirmation at St. Joseph's Church West End
At St. Joseph's Church, West End, yesterday afternoon a large class of boys and girls received the sacrament of confirmation administered by Rt. Rev. Joseph G. Anderson auxiliary bishop of Boston. The bishop, born in the parish, was greeted by a large congregation. Miss Margaret Gallagher and Peter McHugh served as sponsors for the girls and boys respectively.
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St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Joseph G. Anderson
Boston
Mgr
William Byrne
D. D
P. A
St. Cecilia’s Church
Bacx Bay
Margaret Gallagher
Peter McHugh
Rabbi Fleischer Leaves Temple Israel In Boston
Rabbi Stephen S Wise expresses sorrow over Rabbi Charles Fleischer departure as he delivers a peace address at Temple Israel. Fleischer's exit marks Wise’s final public sermon from that pulpit. Services led by Fleischer and M M Eichler and held under joint auspices of local women's groups and the Boston section council of Jewish Women.
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Temple Israel
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue of
New York
Charles Fleischer
Fleischer
M. M. Eichler
Women's Society of Temple Israel
The
Women’s Advancement Society of
Temple Chabai Shalom
Boston
Seection Council of Jewish Women
Chamber of Commerce Publishes Consolidated Weekly Paper
The Chamber of Commerce News and the Advance New England combine into one eight page weekly issue to debut today. Richard J. Walsh serves as editor with L. M. Norton assisting. Governor Foss is slated to speak at the American House next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce News
Advance New England
Consolidated
Richard J. Walsh
L. M. Norton
Governor Foss
Chamber
American House
National Forest Reserve
Chicago Association of Commerce
Boston Chamber
Locks Up Man After Rescue Near Rowe's Wharf
Patrolman Edmund J. Ivers rescued Lawrence J. Jefferson who walked off the end of the wharf and jumped onto a raft in the basin near Rowe's wharf. Jefferson was treated on the raft for over a quarter hour before being brought ashore and jailed for drunkenness.
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Rowe's Wharf
Edmund J. Ivers
Court Square
Lawrence J. Jefferson
Ivers
Je Son
Error notices correct birth dates in Murray divorce suit
Mrs. Ethel S. Murray of Malden sues Joseph H. Murray for divorce in East Cambridge court alleging cruelty. Records misstate wedding date as Sept 14, 190, and child birth as Nov 1, 1906. actual birth occurred Nov 1 following year. Murray met husband shortly before marriage in Portland with Mrs. John Cash relation.
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Malden
Joseph H. Murray
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Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Stuart
Hin
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St. Louis
Wall
WORLD
Sions
David N. Beach
Bangor’ Theological Seminary
Clarence Swift
Boy
Ayead
Deeks
Eec. SE
Tae Ae Ors
Fleischer GO
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