Syrian Bishop Conducts Mass in Boston Card
Yesterday morning Bishop Raphael of the Brooklyn Syrian diocese led a two and a half hour high mass in the unused First Christian Church on Kneeland and Tyler streets. The Syrian Greek Orthodox gathering filled the church with men women and children as they urged effort to raise funds for a local worship edifice.
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Raphael
Brooklyn
First Christian Church
Kneeland and
Tyler Streets
Gray
Raphah
The
Syrian Greek Orthodox Co
Boston
Father Maloof
Father Cargon
Thebes
Rescuers Save Four Canoeists Near Auburndale Dam
On May 21 at Auburndale riverfront four canoeists were rescued from drowning after their craft capsized near Fox Island. Rescues occurred at 11 am and about 2 pm, with John Moran Frank H Hatch Arthur Fowler and Herbert Chase named. A large river crowd attended a concert by the Eagle Canoe Club of Waltham.
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Auburndale
Habberly
John Moran
Frank H. Hatch
Arthur Fowler
Herbert Chase
Chase
Fowler
Fox Island
Brawley
Chaisson
Scribner
Doyle
Eagle Canoe Club of
Waltham
Newton Upper Falls
Ten Thousand Dollar Backing For Allston Liquor License Probe
Brighton Public Order League reports an alleged plan to open a fourth class liquor shop at Linden and Cambridge streets Allston with $10,000 from wholesalers. churches and civic groups pledge to oppose the proposal, urging clergy to mobilize May 21 1905 across Brighton Union Square Oak Square and Aberdeen sections.
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Brighton Public Order League
Linden
Cambridge Streets
Allston
Union Square
Oak Square
Aberdeen
Brighton
Mass
Cambridge
The
James H. Knowles
Frank P
William H. Howes
Amos H. Estabrook
Alonzo Meserve
H. Grattan Ockrell
Brighthelmstone Woman’s Club
Eliza J. Bates
Allston Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Arabella S. Willson
Man Arrested After Alleged Revolver Attack on Conductor
Peter Arena 21 of 12 Margaret Street North End arrested yesterday afternoon at Orient Heights on a charge of attempt to murder Alexander H. McAlary conductor of the elevated road. Authorities say Arena and two companions argued over fare, Arena claimed his nickel was returned, then he drew a revolver and fired at the conductor after being escorted from the car. Arena fled to Lyden Street and was later arrested by Station 7 police. Arena says he fired into the ground to scare the conductor.
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Peter Arena
Margaret Street
North, End
Orient Heights
Alexander H. McAlary
Arena
McAlary
Maverick Square
Lyden Street
Joseph Torella
No. 131
Stolen Tiffany Gems Plunge Boston Into Jewel Heist Chat
Boston detectives seek three flawless pear shaped Tiffany diamonds worth 90 000 after a May 4 workshop theft at Tiffany Co in Union Square. The stones weighed 31 24 and 20 karats and were cut from the Excelsior gem.
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Boston
Tiffany & Co
New York
Watts
Excelsior
Tiffanys
Jagerfontein
Tiffany
Union Square
500 Search For Braley Boy
A 500 person search in Canaan New Hampshire failed to locate Elwyn C Braley the 27 month old son of Ernest C Braley who vanished from the farm yard on April 27 County Solicitor Cobleigh Deputy Sheriff Murray and Selectman Gifford led the searches over the Braley farm and nearby country An old well was bailed and searched but no trace of the child was found and the farm area has been exhausted without result
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Canaan
N. H
Elwyn C. Braley
Ernest C. Braley
Braley
Cobleigh
Lebanon
Murray
Gifford
Braley Farm
Immigration and Trades Unionism Sparks Racial Debate
Edward F. McSweeney, editor of the Boston Traveler, addressed the Boston Central Labor Union on immigration and labor. He warned the present danger comes from Oriental races, praised immigrant workers’ adoption of American labor standards, and urged keeping politics out of immigration issues.
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Edward F. McSweeney
The
Boston Traveler
United States
American Federation of Labor
China
Central Labor Union Announces Organizing and Resolution Committees
President Collins reports new Central Labor Union committees including organizing and label groups. Members listed encompass Fred Kneeland, Charles Morris, George Gunther, Martin Joyce, Edmond Ward, Charles Gallagher, and many others across Paints Mit, Hatters, Woodworkers, Electrical Workers, Brewery Workers, and Carpentry unions.
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President Collins
U. S. A.esterday
Fred J. Kneeland
Painters’ Union
Charles Morris
United Hatters
George Gunther
Woodworkers’ Union
Martin T. Joyce
Electrical Workers
Edmond F. Ward
Brewery Workers
Charles Gallagher
Carpenters’ Union
Frank K. Foster
Typographical Union
F. McCarthy
Cigarmakers’ Union
Charles Sterling
Machinists
J. J. McLaughlin
Electrical Workers’ Union
J. Lynch
Plate Printers’ Union
George F. Tagen
Peter H. McNealy
M. J. Mattimoe
D. Alessandro
M. Carlin
John Harney
J. J. Shea
Ed. Ryan
C. F. Powers
J. Goldstein
J. J. Fenton
R. H. Baker
J. E. Lynch
Labor union meetings and activities across New England
A mass meeting of New England printers will meet at Faneuil Hall to discuss the eight hour workday in the hand job branch. Boston Typothete hosts a banquet. Other events include a firemen muster at Locust street grounds July 29, a big smoke talk in Waltham Memorial Day eve, and mass meetings in Lynn Lasters Hall and Chelsea for organizing bartenders and waiters. Cambridge plans Labor Day events, Cement and Asph laborers push to join the A F L, and hay and grain teamsters report schedules submitted to dealers.
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New England
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Waltham Central Labor Union
Bricklayers’ Hall
Lynn
Lasters’ Hall
Chelsea Central Labor Uniion
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Cement
Asph
A. F. of L
Brodbine Hall
Ie Hay and Grain Teamsters
Dover Hall
Joint Council
Newton City Treasurer Seth A Ranlett Dies at 65
Seth A. Ranlett longtime Newton city treasurer died of pneumonia at his West Newton home aged 65. A Civil War veteran he served as adjutant in the Thirty sixth Massachusetts Volunteers and was buried with military honors. He leaves a widow two sons and a daughter. Ranlett born Charlestown March 18 1840 was active in Loyal Legion Grand Army and local clubs.
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Charles Ranlett
Esther Dodge Ranlett
Charlestown
M. Vv. M
Bull Run
Thirty Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers
War
Ellen B. Pierce
Foster Pierce
Catherine A. Beaman Pierce
Newton
Loyal Legion
Grand Army
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Royal Arch Chapter of Masons
North Gate
Middlesex Club
Brookline Bunco Man Preys on Rich Citizens Again
A smooth talking visitor posing as a displaced ex football player visits Brookline for a second time to swindle local residents of cash. Police have pursued him using plainclothes units bicycles and patrols but have yet to catch him, despite a clear description.
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Brookline
Metropolitan Police Changes for Auburndale and Nearby Beaches
Metropolitan park police announce May 29 shifts. Sergeant Brawley moves to Revere Beach reservation. Chapman to Auburndale area. Scribner to Nantasket Beach. Sullivan to Blue Hills. Reserve Officers Welmore and Lydon appointed, to serve at Auburndale this season, replacing Scribner and Sullivan.
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Auburndale
Habberly
Metropolitan Park Police
Brawley
Revere Beach
Chapman
Scribner
Nantasket Beach
Sullivan
Blue Hills
Welmore
Lydon
U S Consul Tourgee Dead in Bordeaux
Judge Albion V. Tourgee of Mayville New York American consul here died this morning of acute uremia from an old wound. A cablegram from Washington reported his death. He had served as consul general at Halifax and was renowned as a lawyer writer and lecturer.
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Bordeaux
Albion V. Tourgee
Mayville
N. Y
Washington
State Department
Editor Cramer of Milwaukee Dead
William E. Cramer editor in chief of the Evening Wisconsin Milwaukee died early today of pneumonia after two months illness. He was born October 29 1817 and was one of the oldest newspaper men in the United States.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William E. Cramer
Evening Wisconsin
Cramer
United States
Peter Busch Dies After Illness in St Louis
Peter Busch son of Adolphus Busch of St Louis died at St Luke's Hospital after a week of illness from appendicitis.
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Peter Busch
ST. Louis, Mo
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
St. Luke’s Hospital
Death of Former Minnesota Supreme Court Judge Daniel Buck
MANKATO Minn May 21 Judge Daniel Buck formerly justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court died today after a long illness He was born in Bonneville New York in 1829
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Mankato, Minn
Daniel Buck
Minnesota Supreme Court
Buck
Bonneville
N. Y
Lynn Man Shot in Family Row
John Markway 35 of 122 Adams Street was shot by his father-in-law Otis Pike shortly after midnight in a quarrel at their home. One bullet hit his arm and shoulder, another entered his mouth and exited his cheek. he remains on the Emergency Hospital dangerous list. Pike is under arrest.
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Lynn
John Markway
Adams Street
Otis Pike
Markway
Pike
Taunton Insane Hospital Viewed as Model by Citizens
In letters to the press supporters defend Taunton Insane Hospital amid controversy. A relative describes confinement as the result of a wrecked nervous system and praises humane care including sociables and parole. James Nickerson and Chief of Police Cash defend staff and screening of attendants, citing improved conditions and public praise.
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R. F. Bliss
James Nickerson
Taunton Insane Hospital
Taunton Hospital
Cash
Taunton Insane Hospital Chief Denies Brown Myth Charge
Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Taunton Insane Hospital assistant superintendent, rejects a Boston Sunday paper claim that Dr. John P. Brown is a myth. He notes Brown has been actively serving despite illness and defends inmate supervision policies while condemning escapee violence.
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Goss
Taunton
Arthur V. Goss
Taunton Insane Hospital
Boston
John P. Brown
Brown
State Board of Insanity
Quarrel Over Cards Ends in Shooting in North End
James Spanelle of 5 Charter Street was shot in the leg during a card game dispute. The assailant, a man Spanelle played with, drew a gun and fled as police pursue him after the incident near the North End while a companion helped seek hospital care.
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James Spanelle
Charter Street
Go Spanelle
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Police At
House of Tiffany
Lawson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas W.W. Lawson
Astors
Vanderbilts
Charles L. Tiffany
Department
Big Jewellers
Hoh
Braley Boy
Lucher
Ao America Shoe Shops
F&c
Twemont
Chusetts Avenue
Shubco
Mmerdt
NEW Central Labor Union Committees
LABOR
Circuit Court of the United States
Moxie Company
Moxie
District of New Hampshire
Moxie Nerve Food CO
Bertram B. Batchelder
Ethan N. Spencer
Robert Cushman
M. S. Bennett
Burns P. Hodgman
U. S.1
Roberts & Mitchell
Manchester
Newton City Treas
Marshall
Major Seth N. Ranlett
U. S
Tourgee
Supreme Court
Lynn Man
Grace Darby
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