Doctor Dixon Weighs Lectures as Church Fills Gap
Dr Dixon, known for his boarding house business, shows limited literary work and once lectured at Worcester on The Passing of the Indian. The Warren Avenue Baptist Church resumes pulpit supply with Rev Mr Johnson of Pittsfield favored to fill the vacancy, after drawing crowds at Ruggles Street.
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Worcester
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Johnson
Pittsfield
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Warren Avenue Church
Society of the Church
Resignation of Rev Edward Everett Hale From South Congregational Church
The resignation of Rev Edward Everett Hale D D from the pastorate of the South Congregational Church Back Bay is presented as final as he is on a visit to Hol ee.
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Edward Everett Hale
South Congregational Church
Back Bay
Hol
Reverend Dr Hale the Vocational Writer and Clergyman
Advertiser notes the career of a Boston minister and author born in 1800s who was licensed in 1842 by the Boston Association. He served Worcester's Church of the Unity from 1846 and led South Congregational Boston from 1858, with literary works including The Man Without a Country and Ten Times One Is Ten. He helped the Chautauqua Circle, served as an overseer, and earned the honorary S.T.D. in 1879.
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Jules Verne
Hale
Phi Beta Kappa
Famous Irish Singer to Arrive for May Festival
A large gathering of prominent Irish Americans met at the United States Hotel to make plans for welcoming Mr. William Ludwig the famous Irish baritone. He is due in this country about the 26th of the month to take on several May festival engagements. The chair was occupied by a prominent figure.
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United States
William Ludwig
Alo
South Boston
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Division 13
Daughters of Eirinn
de Dex Tae
Myra
Margaret KE. Casey
John P. Lane
Philo-Celtic Society
Boston
Minnie Curry
Annie G. Sheehan
William F. Sullivan
Michael O’brien
Joseph BE. O'Donnell
John Abbott
Benjamin J. Fitzpatrick
William A. O'Connor
Wiliam J. Greene
Thomas Killen
Arthur Forrester
Pastor Hale to resign after long pastorate at age 77
Mrs Hale told a Post reporter Dr Hale will sever his pastorate and retire to private life. Parishioners lament his aging but want him to stay involved, passing active duties to a younger assistant. The 77 year old clergyman accepts the need to stop.
Longtime pastor and author retires from church leadership
Tony has led the church for forty three years and remains able to continue writing. He believes a younger, vigorous hand should guide its present destiny. Dr Hale remains mentally active and will continue his writings after retirement. The meeting adjourned to reconvene on May 23.
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Tony
Hale
Remarkable Early Harvard Graduation of Dr Hale
The article notes Dr Hale born April 3 1822 and graduating from Harvard at age seven. It states his father Nathan Hale was editor and proprietor of the Boston newspaper.
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Dr. Hale
Harvard
Nathan Hale
The
Boston
Springfield to Host Fourth of July Regatta
The N E A R A executive committee unanimously voted to hold the annual Fourth of July regatta in Springfield on the Connecticut River. Springfield officials pledged 400 in city funds plus another 400 from citizens, with free boat transport guaranteed and Boston to Springfield round trips at 3 dollars or less. The Springfield Canoe Club was admitted, and the regatta committee will be appointed later.
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American House
Springfield
Walter Stimpson
Coogan
Boston
Thayer Academy Tops Frye School 21 to 8 in Boston
Thayer Academy defeated Frye School 21 to 8 in Boston yesterday. Thayer led from the start and stayed ahead throughout the game. The standout was Micloe the Thayer captain for batting and pitching effort.
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Thayer
Frye
Thayer Academy
Boston
South Braintree
Thu
Micloe
Consolidation forms Massachusetts Electric Companies union
A merger unites electric street railways and electric light firms in Massachusetts and Rhode Island under the Massachusetts Electric Companies name. E Rollins Morse & Brother and Tucker Anthony & Co guide the voluntary association with capital at least 24 640 000, split between 4 percent preferred and common stock, absorbing numerous regional lines and utilities.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill
Reading & Lowell
Lowell & Suburban
Rockport Street Railway
Nashua Street Railway
Gloucester Street Railway
Gloucester
Rockport
Jasex & Cleverly
Lynn & Boston
Beverly & Danvers
Salem & Wakefield
Wakefield & Stoneham
Woburn & Reeding
Mystic Valley
North Woburn Street Railway
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Needham & Boston
Norfolk Central
Norfolix Suburban
Boston
Milton & Brockton
Braintree Street Railway
Brockton Street Railway
Brock- Et
Eest
Bridgewater
Brockton
Bridgewater & Taunton
Quincy & Boston
Taunton Street Railway
Dighton
Somerset & Swansea
Providence & Taunton
Globe Street Railway
All River
Newport & Fall
Forest ry of America elects grand chief ranger at convention
At the 11th annual convention the balloting for officers began and continued to morning at the American House. D F Fitzgerald of Worcester was elected grand chief ranger. A parade by Knights of Sherwood B Forest C 14 followed from the American House to Mechanics Hall with about 260 knights, six patrolmen, and a sergeant leading Past Commander W W Reid. Doherty's Orchestra supplied music for the 9 pm dance attended by about 209 couples.
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the Forestry of America
American House
D. F. Fitzgerald
Worcester
Boston
Paul Revere Hall
Knights of Sherwood B Forest
U. R. Fr.a
Mechanics’ Hall
W. W. Reid
Doherty
Bank Officers' Association Elects Leaders at Tremont Temple
The Bank Officers' Association of Boston held its annual meeting at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple. Thomas W Andrew of People's National Bank Roxbury was named president. Other officers include Vice Presidents Charles Heegeblinton Harry B Burrage secretary Edwin A Stone treasurer Henry A Tenny directors Lindley H Hill Charles G Schirmer trustees Alonzo P Weeks and an auditing and nominating committee with named members.
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Bank Officers’ Association of Boston
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Thomas W. Andrew
The
People’s’ National Bank of Roxbury
Charles Heegeblinton
Harry B. Burrage
Edwin A. Stone
Henry A. Tenny
Charles G. Schirmer
Lindley H. Hill
Alonzo P. Weeks
Wife Murder Charge Shocks Cambridge Man
Andrew H. Musgrave of Parnell, Cambridge, was arraigned in the Third District Court on murder charges after his wife Mary died from two knife wounds. He pleaded not guilty. held without bail and case postponed until Saturday with no counsel. Autopsy cites hemorrhage from knife wound. medical examiner would not rule on self defense.
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Andrew H. Musgrave
Parnell Place
Cambridge
Mary
Third District Court
Almy
Musgrave
William D. Swan
Knights of Columbus Banquet Honors William S McNary In Boston
A large gathering of Knights of Columbus from across Massachusetts honored former U S Senator William S McNary at the American House in Charlestown last night The event celebrated McNarys leadership and longtime service to the order with a gold watch presentation and speeches by Supreme Knight Edward L Hearn and other notable members The memory of James E Hayes founder of the Massachusetts lodge was also commemorated with praise for his contributions to Catholic young men in the region
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William S. McNary
South Boston
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
McNary
Lee Pete
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Ef. L. Hearn
South Framingham
James F. Hayes
Edward L. Hearn
Henry FE. Naphen
Framingham
Kk. of C
Mr. McNary
K. of C
James HK. Wayes
William S. McNaary
America
Knights
Toratheas
Daniel Colwell
New Haven
Conn
Columbo
Cler
James FL. Cavanagh
John J. Ryan
Wwll- Ham I iSenney
Old Guard
Henry F. Naphen
John J. Douglass
George W. Havens
Be Eetf
Wiliam I. Kenney
Thomas J. Kenny
The
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Thomas W. Flood
J. Mitchell Galvin
Peter . Tague
Pyrimnid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief
An old catalog style notice touts the Pyrimid Pile Cure as the permanent remedy for itching piles including rectal diseases. It claims instant relief from the first application and permanent removal after short use, denying cocaine or poisons and selling 50 cents per package.
Pierce Divorce Settlement Ends Abusive Marriage Case
In Lewiston Maine various details show George W. Pierce arrested for attempted murder and criminal licel. his wife filed for divorce on grounds of abusive treatment. The Supreme Judicial Court in Aurora approved a settlement granting the divorce. Mrs. Pierce receives about $4000 including 1200 borrowed from her shore note watch and later destroyed.
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Lewiston
Nese
Marshie de Fore
George W. Pierce
Licel
Pierce
Asiit Slo
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