Runaway Sisters Caught After City Hall Chase
Two missing Saugus girls aged 16 and 17 led Patrolman John Frost on a brisk chase through Scollay square before being caught near City Hall Avenue. Identified by their three sisters, the siblings were escorted to the police station with spectators following. Both teens hail from prominent Saugus families and had been staying in Boston rooms they rented.
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Saugus
John Frost
City Hall Avenue
Scollay Square
Fox
Boston
Constantino Sues Russell Over Unpaid Opera Fees
Spanish tenor Florencio Constantino sues Henry Russell Boston Opera Company managing director after arrest in Boston on a $3,000 judgment from Oscar Hammerstein for breach of contract to sing at the Manhattan Opera House. He claims payments due from 1907 1912 totaling $14 300 for engagements with San Carlos and Boston Company including extra performances at $1200 a night.
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New York
Florencio Constantino
Boston
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Henry Russell
Boston Opera Company
Constantino
San Carlos
Russell
Boston Churches Offer Wide Sunday Services and Events
Major city churches list morning and evening sermons across denominations, including First United, Park Street, and Tremont Temple. Special music, Sunday school, Epworth Leagues, and address topics range from The Kingodom of God to The Life Purpose, with additional notices for Adventist, Baptist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Catholic, Unitarian, and Spiritualist gatherings.
Elliott in Plea for Railroads at Harvard Banquet
Harvard Crimson marked its fourth anniversary with a banquet in Cambridge attended by over 150, including Howard Elliott of the New Haven and President Lowell. Plans were discussed for a new $40,000 Crimson building on Plimpton Street as Chester S. Lord praised daily newspapers and urged young men to become editors amid concerns over sensationalism and a drifting moral climate.
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Harvard Crimson
Harvard Union
Howard Elliott
New Haven
Lowell
Harvard
R. B. Merriman
Chester S. Lord
New York Sun
The
Crimson
Plimpton Street
Cambridge
Boston
Yale Daily News
Cornell Sun
Tech
Elliott
A. C. Smith
United States
Free America
Lord
Peace Drama Presented By DAR and Massachusetts Peace Society
In Copley Hall last evening a peace drama titled The Better Way was staged by the Daughters of The American Revolution and the Massachusetts Peace Society to advocate diplomacy over war. The plot follows Jack Hamilton and Blanche Lathrop as war looms with a South American republic, leading to a vision where Mercury to Mars endorse peace. Cast includes Doris Goodspeed and others. a pantomime The Dryad opened the program. The same program repeats this afternoon.
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Copley Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Massachusetts Peace Society
Stannard May
Jack Hamilton
Jack
Blanche Lathrop
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Doris Goodspeed
James W. D. Seymour
Harmon Craig
Elvira Rhind
Charles H. Bond
W. B. Clark
Harvard Contest in Oratory Tonight at Cambridge
The Stavvyard Speakers' Club hosts a public speaking contest at Agassiz House Cambridge at 8 this evening. Members will compete for a prize of $00 with the theme International Peace.
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Stavvyard Speakers’ Club
Agassiz House
Cambridge
Quincy Fire Dept Adds Three Permanent Firemen
Chief Engineer Billings of the Quincy Fire Department announced three permanent appointees by city council order. Edward A. ONeil Miles Cranmer and Murdock McDonald are the new firefighters with the latter two promoted from the call force. They will report for duty Monday.
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Quincy
Billings
Feather hat innovation in satin with feather fancies
Paris observers describe a white satin feather hat by Lewis featuring extensive feather decorations and curled feather trim on both edges. The model showcases a high 4 collar, touted as a striking background for a decorative threat.
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Lewis
Paris
Memorial notices and church appointments in New England churches
Bronze lights will honor Dr William R Frisby at the Church of the Advent. Memorial services join Winthrop Civil War and Spanish War veterans at First Baptist Church Winthrop May 24. Rev William F Williamson of Boston takes St Pauls Vergennes Vermont. Universalist Sabbath School Union meets May 27 Grove Hall Church with Rev James F Albion of Portland preaching. St Johns Mens Club Charlestown to visit Amory Club Lynn next Wednesday. Amory Club guests previously at St Johns Club. Rev A M Crane of Swains Pond Malden retires after five years. Hyde Park M E Church elects officers led by William E Mauger and Robert Noyes. Rev Joseph M Shepler serves as chaplain. Rev Edgar Fletcher Allen resigns South Congregational Ipswich to study in Germany in August. American Baptist Foreign Mission Society annual meeting June 17 Tremont Temple at 11 am.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
D. D
Frederick F. Heath
Cauaey
Sonic Temple
Barren Avenue
Berkeley Street
Heath
Lillian Nordica
Olive FE. Russell
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Guy Mitchell
Tremont Temple
Baptist Church
Church In
New England
Aster
Cortland Peek
Lotus
Mme
Wil- Iniina Wright Calvert
Temple Rus
A. J. Fairbanks
Bible School
Brotherhood and Girls
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Cor
Clarendon and
Montgomery Std
James A. Francis
John &. Bish
Gordon Training School
John J. Campbell
Cambridge
A. m
Gordon School
Bible
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Cliventon Street
Austen Kennedy Welldis
J. 1
Thomas
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Centre Tile
Jamaica Plain
Walter Calley
Eleanor Fox Allen
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Elizabeth Blair Miller
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Corr
Berkeley
International Bible Students’ Association
Steinert Hall
Boylston St
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Strees
Slattery
Catholic Christian Mission
West Concord Street
W. Turkington
Christian Perfection
NEW Thought Forum
Dr. Hale
George L. Walker
Boston Commercial
Capital
Boston Common
Ball Grounds
Congregational
Park Street
Park and Tremont Street
A. Z. Conrad
Svr
Conrad
Pau
Prince
Ariel Male Quartet
OLD South Church
Willis B. Butler
Shawmut Street
Church Pleasant Streets
Goffrey W. Barney
Dorchester
Romsey
George R. Merril
Bmot Chuach
Kenilworth Street
Dudley Street
Winfred Ghesney Rhoades
Prescler
Sidney T
Dean Rousmzniere
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
William Harman van Allep
Ann's Church
East Cottage Street
Pear Dudley
George E. Jenner
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Et
Flwood Worcester
McComb
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Lynn Association OF Spiritualists
Cadet Hall
Market Street
George B. Cutler
World of Spirits
Children’s Lyceum
Scollay Square
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
F. A. Wiggin
Temple
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts
Rebecca G.treadwell
Astor
E. A. Blackden
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant St
Malden
Spiritual Phenomena Society
Smith
Whittier
M. Jollimore
Washington Street
H. C. Berry
Boston
Universalist Sabbath School Union
Grove Hall Universalist Church
James F. Albion
Portland
Edgar Fletcher Allen
South Congregational Church
Ipswich
Germany
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as calomel substitute
A Ohio physician presents Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe liver laxative and toner. The sugar coated olive oil tablets are promoted as a calomel substitute with no after effects, claiming relief for patients and thousands wary of strong drugs. Priced 2.80 per box. available from all druggists.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Edwards
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Columbus Ave
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Warren Avenue
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K. M. Munro
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Vera Cruz
Ripley
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Verdinand
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Bowdoin Sq
Tom Ferguson
London
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W. A. Antrim
J. W. Campbell
C. Minors
Stanyon
New York City
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Sidney B. Snow
Mr. Brown
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Winthrop Street
Edwin Lynn Miller
Morrison I. Swift
Franklin Union
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Hall
Huntington Chambers
Catharine Thompson
Universalist Second Society OF Universalists
Wesleyan Hall
Boylston Pireet
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Cruickshank
West
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Acordia
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Massachusetts Avenue
George W. Nutter
F. B. Daniels
Harvey Redding
Cirele
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Franklin Union Building
Berkeley St
Belle Robertson Jennings
W. L. Clough
Pastor Russell
Lowell and
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Interstate CO
Mmission Company
North Street
William R. Frisby
Winthrop Civil War Veterans’ Association
Winthrop
William FE. Williamson
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Charlestown
Amory Club
Lynn
Philo Ww. Sprague
St. John’s Club
A. M. Crane
Swain's Pond Chapel
Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
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Robert Noyes
Joseph B. Barnes
Charles F. Brewster
A. L. McIntyre
Frank G. Haigh
Louis H. Ferry
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Joseph M. Shepler
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Dr. Edwards
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Taft
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A Brady
Jim Corbett
Parke H. Davis
Ireland
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Justin H. McCarthy
Owen Johnson
Mary Morton Kermit Roosevelt
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Charles Dana Gibson
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