Unitarian Anniversary Week Starts in City
Delegates flood in as American Unitarian Association marks 75 years in the city. Key events include morning prayers at King's Chapel, ministerial meetings, receptions, and a trolley excursion to Franklin Park. Lectures by Hale and Slicer foresee a future religion of works and universal unity rather than creeds.
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American Unitarian Association
A. Eliot
King’s Chapel
Ministerial Union
Channing Hall
Unitarian Temperance Society
National
Allance of Unitarian
First Church
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Franklin Park
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Park Street
Arlington Street Church
Newton Centre
Roslindale
Oldest and Largest Credit House in Boston Sale
Grand reduction on ladies high grade tailor made suits in all styles and fabrics. Buy early this week no money needed. Inexpensive Eton and Pebble Cheviot suits offered at bargain prices with limited sizes and marked discounts. New broadcloth and Venetian suits feature latest cuts with applique embroidery and silk linings.
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Eton
Jackets Go on Sale at Seven Fifty
Black Cheviot jackets priced at $7.50 feature a fly front and full lining with marked dom OQ detailing.
Forepaugh Sells Circus Arrives in Boston for Week
Thousands flock to Huntington avenue grounds as Forepaugh Sells circus unloads nearly three miles of cars from New Haven. Boston elephant christening planned with a baby elephant named Boston causing a dramatic incident with a keeper.
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Huntington Avenue Circus
Boston
New Haven
America
Roxbury
Tont
Topeka Masons Move to Prosecute Scientists in Typhoid Case
In Topeka Kansas Masonic groups notably Knights Templars plan to prosecute local Christian Scientists linked to the death of Mrs J M Torrence and the typhoid fever death of her wife Mrs Torrence. Coroner’s jury says lack of medical care contributed. scientists deny fatal shock from mother’s visit.
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Topeka
Kan
Knights Templars
John M. Torrence
Torrence
Leading Mason
Whitlock
Chicago
B. B. Whitaker
Christian Scientist
Sankey Sings Sacred Song at Dudley Street Church
Ira D. Sankey delivered Sacred Song and Story at Dudley Street Baptist Church yesterday afternoon drawing an audience of over 2000, with at least 4000 total attendees. The Evangelistic Association of New England organized the services at Park Street Church, led by Rev. R. A. Torrey of Chicago with noonday meeting announced for today.
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Ira D. Sankey
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Mr. Sankey
Mr. Penney
Evangelistic Association of
New England
Sankey
Park Street Church
R. A. Torrey
Chicago
Czar Hints At Turkish Pressure Over Armenian Persecution
May 2 Constantinople—The Russian embassy has alarmed Greenman and diplomatic circles by urging the Porte to address the deplorable Armenian situation. Brutal tax collection methods and persecutions drive many to Islamism, while entire communities plan emigration to Russia.
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Constantinople
Greenman
Armenia
Russia
Gaelic School Session Shows Notable Attendance in Boston
A Gaelic School session at 1161 Washington Street drew fair attendance yesterday afternoon. At 5 20 the classes held a general meeting led by provost intendent G J O Daly who spoke briefly in Irish on the duty of the Irish race to revive the language. He referred to support from the A O H at the national convention and urged Hibernians of Massachusetts at their North Adams meeting to back language preservation and publication of Irish literature. Recitations and songs in Irish and English were shared by members, including P J Sullivan who, after retiring from active service years ago, introduced a younger family member to demonstrate the family ring while singing The Harp That Once etc in Irish amid applause.
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Washington Street
Proc
G. J. O'Daly
Hibernians
Massachusetts
North Adams
P. J. Sullivan
Benton
Rushing Kansas City Hall Contract Work Underway
Local crews and fans labored at Kansas City Hall as officials move toward new contracts. The project, costing unspecified sums, aims to modernize the hall while addressing crowd and event needs. Local officials stressed adherence to timelines and safety rules.
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Kansas
Gtele
Aivattena
De Leon Lectured Under Guard at Paine Memorial
Daniel De Leon, noted New York Socialist, spoke yesterday afternoon in Paine Memorial. threats of arrest were issued by political enemies if he entered the state to address socialists. About 600 attendees, including both men and women, gathered for a political entertainment featuring the Late Social Club and the Karl Marx Club. De Leon, editor of The People, spoke on The Socialist Press of America, framing remarks as historical and practical about the press role in promoting socialism.
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Daniel de Leon
New York
Paine Memorial
de Leonnatt
Karl Marc Cl
de Leon
Penc Eedl
The
People
Socialist Press of America
Philo Celtic Society Sees Jump in Attendance at Irish Language School
At 74 Washington street the Philo Celtic Society held a yesterday afternoon session with Drinan and Ferriter guiding Irish language classes. The meeting at 6 30 p m to order under Timothy J Donoghue Saree featured routine business and announced a Feis Ceol to be held June 14 with Rev Father Mahan of St Cambridge and Professor Michael Co O Shea of Boston delivering lectures. Ticket sales suggest the event will be among the movement's best in Boston history.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Washington Street
Messrs
Drinan and
Ferriter
Timothy J. Donoghue
Gharee
Father Mahan
St Cambridge
Michael Co. O'Shea
Boston
Bible School Anniversary Observance Highlighted
Exercises for the fifty seventh anniversary of the Perkins Street Baptist Bible School begin with a church service. The event features organ music, a concert, and a brief program noting the anniversary observance.
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Perkins Street Baptist
Church
Lions Born in Madison Square Garden Delight Boston Fans
Two cub lions named Davis and DeWolfe, sons of a fierce mother, play in a large cage as the Boston circus unveils the season. The great tent rises, a full menagerie and new acts join the show, including 200 extra monkeys and diverse animal wonders.
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Madison Square Garden
Davis
DeWolfe
Boston
Gloucester Fisher Lost in Squall Near No Man's Land
Several mackerel fleet vessels arriving at New Bedford report fair catches but announce the loss of William Martin of Gloucester from the sloop Petrel. Friday night the schooner Haul Jacobs also reported a loss of a sail boat and forty seven nets in a squall.
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New Bedford
No Man's Land
William Martin
Gloucester
Petrel
Jacobs
Empress Death Sparks Rumors Of Emperor Francis Joseph Remarrying
In Vienna reports circulate that Emperor Francis Joseph may wed his longtime companion and court actress Katti Schratt to provide an heir. The aging monarch is said to see her as a favored confidant, while Archduchess Marie Valerie presses to end the relationship.
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Francis Joseph
Austria
Vihinna
Elizabeth
Katti Schratt
Hapsburgs
Vienna
Mme. Schratt
Chance
Ischi
Imperial Park
Heitzing
Schonbrunn
Frau Schratt
Archduchess
Marie Valerie
Burg
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