Retirement of Bishop Mallalieu Shocks Auburndale Community
Surprise grips Auburndale as Bishop Willard F. Mallalieu retires at age 82 after long service since 1884. The veteran evangelical leader, born in 1828, has never missed a general conference and remains active in ministry though retired.
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Auburndale
Willard F. Mallaliieu
Los Angeles
Post
Mallalieu
Willard Francis Mallalieu
Sutton
John and
Lydia (Emerson)Mallalieu
Wilbraham Academy
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
New England Conference
Grafton
Lynn
Chelsea
Charlestown
Worcester
Springfield
Boston
Judge Emmons Bans Sunday Parades by Salvation Army Bands
Boston judge declares Sunday musical parades by Salvation Army and other civilian groups must cease, arguing no license or justified authority for such performances. He cites past unpermitted demonstrations and plans to extend restrictions to Ancients and G A R units if legal. Counsel review sought to determine whether military societies are exempt from these measures.
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Judge Emmons
Salvation Army
North End
Ancients
Sons of Veterans
Hibernians
Ancient and Honorable’ Artillery Company
Grand Army of the Republic
Spanish War Veterans
The
Adams
Police Board
Russian launch torpedoes Japanese cruiser at Talienwan
Report from Talienwan Bay says a small Russian launch torpedoed a Japanese cruiser. The craft was badly crippled but towed away by a sister ship. Chinese bandits attack on Russians and potential actions by Kuropatkin are noted.
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London
Talienwan Bay
Kuropatkin
Chinese attack Russians at coal mines near Port Adamsy
Chinese soldiers near Port Adamsy attacked the railroad coal mines held by Russian authorities and drove out the officials. The looting followed as the Chinese withdrew with some workers fleeing in partial clothing.
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Liaoyang
Port Adamsy
Wrangle Delays Arlington Heights Car at Bowdoin Square
An argument between conductor 1165 and a man refused transit for drunkenness blocked Bowdoin square with electric cars yesterday afternoon. The scuffle was stopped by bystanders who held the passenger as the car pulled away, delaying traffic for about 15 minutes.
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Arlington Heights
Bowdoin Square
Man Falls 70 Feet During Police Raid at Shawmut Avenue
Paul Rochelleau, trapped during a raid on a crap game at 126 Shawmut Avenue, leaped across a roof gap and fell seventy feet into an alley. He survived long enough to reach Relief Hospital but is dying from multiple injuries.
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Paul Rochelleau
Shawmut Avenue
South End
Burelar
Goff
Dawson
Dedham Street
Rochelleau
Elopers Stir Wenham as Foss and Frier Elude Father
May 15 Wenham reports the elopement of 22-year-old Hamilton farmer Robert Foss and Helen Frier two years his junior. The couple fled after a scuffle with Helen’s father who sent Foss away. Police and local boards broadcast the missing pair’s description from Danvers to Peabody, but authorities failed to locate them by 2 AM.
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Wenham
Robert Foss
Hamilton
Helen Frier
Foss
Miss Frier
Mrs. Frier
Helen
Papa Frier
Young Foss
Sia Yotog Fon
Robert
Danvers
Salem
Peabody
Whipple
Unknown Harbor Hero Rescues Fisherman At Pier
At midnight Saturday a fisherman in a dory rescued an elderly captain named John Garland who went overboard from Commercial pier. Garland floated in the water for about 20 minutes before the fisherman reached him and saved him from a death grip on a slimy piling.
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Commercial Pier
John Garland
Garland
New England's Vice Critiqued by Rev Dixon in Sermon
The Rev A C Dixon delivered a sermon at Ruggles Street Baptist Church criticizing New England’s moral tone while praising Governor Bates and Judge Emmons. He argued miners admit depravity but New Englanders pose as holy, calling college leaders Lucifer and denouncing profanity as vulgar and ungentlemanly. He urged evangelizing New England to curb reverence decline.
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New England University
A. C. Dixon
New England
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Brooklyn
West
John L. Bates
William Emmons
Lucifer
Colleges and Institutions of Learning
Jesus Christ
East
Marquis of Donegal Dies at 82 Leaving Heir Abroad
London report states George Augustus Hamilton Chichester fifth Marquis of Donegal died aged 82. He was born July 27, 1822 and left an infant heir born to the marquis and his wife Miss Twining of Halifax, N. S. The marchioness married the late noble about three years prior, when she was barely 20, heightening concern over the lack of an heir.
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Marquis OF
Donegal
London
George Augustus Hamilton Chichester
Marqvis
Miss Twining
Halifax
Quincy
Mass
Agéa Marquis
Eight or more bishops slated for election this week
Los Angeles May 15 There is a large body of delegates and laymen criticizing how five aged bishops were removed by the general conference but leaders feel relief that the unpleasant duty is done and focus shifts to other urgent legislation. It is likely that eight or more bishops will be elected this week with the specific day not yet set though Wednesday or Thursday is suspected.
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Los Angeles
Willard F. Mallalieu
Massachusetts
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
New England
New
Kelley
Jennings
MacDowell
Ashburton
Boston Methodists Heed Bishop Mallalieu’s Retirement
Local Methodist leaders debate the successor to Bishop Mallalieu as the general center contemplates leadership changes. Community figures weigh traditional approach against new guidance amid retirement plans.
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Mallalieu
Boston
Showers Seen in Boston Area Then Warmer Return
Local forecast calls for showers in Boston and vicinity Monday with a transition to fair weather Tuesday as temperatures rise.
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Boston
Dr Carleton's Dyspepsia Treatment Guarantee Offered
A bold guarantee claims Dr Carleton's Dyspepsia Treatment will deliver all benefits promised to relieve indigestion. The claim appears in a promotional notice urging readers to try the remedy with assurance of full effectiveness.
Italian Celebration Marked by New Rule Dispute
Parishioners at the Italian Church of the Blessed Lady of Pompeii on Harrisone Avenue faced displeasure after Judge Emmons refused a permit for a religious procession. The Crucifixion Society planned a Washington Street march with a band, which was abandoned, though a special musical program in front of the church was later approved.
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Willard F. Mallassey
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Cal
William Evans
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Boylston Street
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Washington Street
Roxbury
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Galen
Watertown
Newton
Market Street
Oxford
Newto
Dixon
Bates
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