Runaway carryall wreck injures eight on Commonwealth Ave
A carryall carrying Mrs Annie Champa, Millis Thutana and six children was struck by a telegraph pole after a runaway dash along Commonwealth Avenue. The horse swerved near Massachusetts Avenue, toppled the pole and mailbox, scattering letters as the carriage and eight occupants were thrown about. All escaped serious injury and the party resides at 6 Noyes Place.
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Annie Champa
Millis Thutana
Massachusetts and
Commonwealth Avenues
Comonwealth Avenue
Noyes Place
Commonwealth Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Women and chauffeur escape in Cambridge auto crash
Five women, a chauffeur and a guest escaped serious injury after their car overturned near Fresh Pond Cambridge. The crash occurred when machinery became disarranged and the chauffeur drove into an embankment. Miss Elizabeth Leaf sustained arm bruises. Passengers included Mrs Elizabeth C Gage Miss Blanche Miller Miss Ruth Nicholson Miss G E Dix and S Manns all but Mrs Gage students at the Sargent School of Expression.
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Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Elizabeth Leaf
Elizabeth C. Gage
Blanche Miller
Ruth Nicholson
G.E. Dix
S. Manns
Gage
Sargent School of Expression
Schiff Defends Jew at Harvard Menorah Banquet
Jacob H. Schiff, noted New York banker, spoke at the Harvard Menorah Society second annual banquet at the Lenox last night. In his address he sharply condemned the prejudice against Jews and urged unity and reform.
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Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Harvard Menorahy Society
Lenox
Jew at Banquet Calls for Unity Against Prejudice
Mr Schiff frames his speech at the second annual banquet as a defense of Jewish dignity and inclusion. He condemns university and club discrimination, cites literature defending Jewish resilience, and asserts that American equality must withstand prejudice. He closes by affirming pride in being a Jew and faith in America's promise.
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Mr. Schiff
Prince of
United States
Reverend Calkins urges Wellesley girls to seek meaning in hardship
In a morning sermon at Houghton Chapel Wellesley College Rev Ray mond Calkins urged students to focus beyond clothes and amusements. He said the Bible calls for accepting life’s adversities, promising new pleasures from self denial while the service featured a 30 member choir and renditions of Come Unto Me Ye Wearied and Onward Christian Soldiers.
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Wellesley College
Raymond Calkins
Wellesley
Houghton Chapel
Calkins
Shots Fire as Strike Breakers Attack Mill in Greenville
In Greenville Illinois on May 8 a group of 34 strike-breakers marching to Stillwater Worsted Company mill fired a volley when stones were thrown by children. No injuries were reported as the line of men fired nearly together, causing village excitement while Deputy Sheriff Kiernan and six deputies intervened.
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Greenville
R. IL
Stillwater Worsted Company
Austin T. L. New York
Levyre
Mill Oversee r’s Bodyguard and Police Stop Strikebreakers
A bodyguard to the mill overseer, aided by Sergeant Jenks Smith and his son Jenks Smith Jr., a constable, rushed out on gunfire. They disarmed the strikebreakers without difficulty, though one assailant grew angry when the younger Smith intervened.
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Jenks Smith
Jenks Smith, Jr
Frayed edges in Life’s rough linen wringer
Frayed and worn, the rough linen life is scrubbed and mangled in public view. The speaker laments buttons lost and fabrics tangled, a vivid metaphor for hardships faced in open court and daily trial.
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P. K
Madras
O. Dwight
Chauncy Street
Dimitty
Ana Diaaaca
ABU _faulcy
Ingerie
Zoc
Vuo
Sis Gebee
Aole
Pertai
Tc OG
Mae
Inglish Street
As Eer
Taffetas
Schiff
Newman
H. Newman & Son
Vouchsafe
Daniel P. Kiernan
Boston
Gale & Kent
New England
William C. Gregor
Bert Leston Taylor
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