Rev Dr Goodell Indorsed Amid Congregation Support
New York May 24 The Rev Dr Charles L Goodell pastor of Calvary Methodist Church was praised by over a thousand parishioners after morning and evening services as he faced questions about a past divorce. A church board committee issued a statement vindicating him and condemning attacks on his character.
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New York
Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Methodist Church
Baltimore Methodist General Conference
California
Goodell
Calvary Church
Dr. Goodell
Johnson Attacks Cole Over Liquor Policy at Church
At Warren Avenue Baptist Church Rev. Herbert S. Johnson condemned Speaker Cole as Governor for allegedly serving liquor interests. He accused the liquor committee of being packed and criticized proposed reforms that would move liquor license funds to the state, arguing it would curb local licensing and tax policy. He praised Frothingham and Luce for temperance stances.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
State House
Cole
Johnson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachuchusetts
Commonwealth
Speaker Cole
Boston
Massachusetts
Frothingham
Robert Luce
Funeral of T F Doherty
Funeral services for Councilman Thomas F Doherty were held at his East Boston home with many friends and officials in attendance. The Boston lodge of Elks conducted rites at Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers included P J Kennedy and Joseph A Conry among others, with a large turnout of city officials and mourners.
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Thomas F. Doherty
Webster Street
Boston
Father Fitzgerald
The
Assumption Church
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Leo McCullough
Meridian Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Boston Lodge of Elks
Lawrence Sullivan
P. J. Kennedy
Joseph A. Conry
Dennis J. O'Neil
Joseph Prendergast
Michael J. Leary
Hibbard
Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Leary
James Donovan
William F. McClellan
W. J. Donovan
John F. Sullivan
Daniel A. Whelton
Charles Kelley
Buckley
Charlestown
George F. Monihan
John L. Kelley
James Nolan
Thomas J. Giblin
B. J. Farley
Florence J. McCarthy
Patrick Healey
John Leonard
Michael J. Kelley
Luke Miller
Ward 2
Democratic Committee
American Car Again Leads Paris Race
Despatch from Nikolsk Russia dated May 24 reports the American car in the New York to Paris auto race in the lead after two days of mud filled roads. Nikolsk lies about 100 miles from Vladivostok.
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Paris
Nikolsk
Russia
New York
Vladivostok
Vaudeville Rehearsal Dazzles With Boston Talent
A dress rehearsal at the Boston Theatre showcased a wide array of amateur talent for an afternoon vaudeville benefit for Chelsea sufferers. Notable acts included Elsie Gertrude Phelan’s clever piano routine, Mrs Tryphosa Bates Batcheller’s three songs, John Colby Abbott’s dolls act, Steward Baird with poems, Lilla Wiles Wyman’s Bird Ballet, Pierott and His Trained Bear by Georgina Lane, Rinker Kibbey, Joseph Lindon Smith in a humorous monologue, and the Harvard Mandolin and Glee Club performing college melodies. The show begins at 1 30 this afternoon.
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Frohmans
Shuberts
Boston
Chelsea
Elsie Gertrude Phelan
Tryphosa Bates Batcheller
John Colby Abbott
Steward Baird
Emma Noyes
Mabel Adams
Austin Dobson
Babette
Lilla. Wiles Wyman
Pierott
Georgina Lane
Copley Society
Rinker Kibbey
Tech
Joseph Lindon Smith
Harvard Mandolin and Glee Club
Record crowd packs Revere Beach on sunny opening day
About 150000 people thronged Revere Beach for the early season. The weather drew the crowd as bathhouses were closed until June 15 and few swam. Cars and pedestrians filled the Boulevard while Wonderland reported heavy attendance and police and town officials observed the scene.
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Revere Beach
Boulevard
Leopard Attack Wounds Girl Before Zookeeper Stops Beasts
A leopard mauled a little girl at the city zoo causing grave injuries to her hand. A heavy weapon struck the animal, saving the girl, who was rushed to City Hospital. Doctors repaired the damage and the girl faced amputation risks but is expected to recover. The pupil from Prince School on Newbury Street was to graduate next month.
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Prince School
Newbury Street
Back Bay
Car Crash Near Lynn Injures Chief Burckes and Wife
In Lynn on May 24 an automobile driven by a man named Wilkinson of Salem struck a light carryall carrying Chief of Police Thomas Burckes and his wife. Burckes suffered hip and elbow contusions and shock. his wife broke an arm and was severely shaken. shrubbery on the road edge likely saved them from death.
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Lynn
Marblehead
Wilkinson
Lafayette Street
Salem
Thomas F. Burckes
Burckes
Carriage and Auto Collision In Lynn Line
Chief Burches and his wife were returning from Marblehead when a speeding auto from the same direction struck the back of their carriage near a sharp Lynn curve. The carriage overturned blocking the road. the chief aided his wife and the wagon incurred minor damage. The auto halted. its driver claimed ownership and offered help. Inside the auto were a man driver a second man and two women.
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Marblehead
Lynn Line
Strube Denies Misquotation in Boston Post
Gustav Strube writes to the editor denying quotes attributed to him in today’s Boston Post. He says he praised Pops audiences but did not make the statements printed and that his remarks about rapping on the stand were misrepresented. He asks readers to note that the sentiments are not his.
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The
Post
Boston Post
Gustav Strube
Handsome Gavel Presented to Roscommon Club Leader
Thomas J. Finnigan, president of the Roscommon Club, received an ebony gavel from knights and ladies at a Paine Memorial Hall meeting last night. Mrs. M H Hughes gave the presentation speech as Finnigan accepted briefly, with remarks from Miss Suite and others.
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Thomas J. Finnigan
Roscommon Club
Knights
Paine Memorial Hall
M. H. Hughes
Finnigan
Pass of Balmaha Arrives After 53 Day Atlantic Passage
The Pass of Balmaha, a full rigged steel ship from Leith bound for Boston, did not reach Boston until last evening after a 53 day voyage. Captain Rafuse said all aboard are safe, citing light winds for the delay. The vessel was spoken off Thatcher's Island and towed to a mooring by the Orion tug under Captain Kent.
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Leith
Scotland
Boston
Pass of Balmaha
Rafuse
Balmaha
Thatcher’s
Boston Towboat Company
Orion
Kent
Morse's Trusts Itself For Correct Items
The phrase asserts Morse's as the source of accuracy and reliability. It emphasizes that items deemed correct are associated with Morse's reputation and inventory. The line conveys confidence in Morse's offerings and standards.
Millionaire merchant killed by lightning in St Louis storm
W H Howard a wealthy commission merchant and Glen Echo Golf Club member was killed when lightning struck a tree he sought shelter under during a May rainstorm in St Louis. The fatal strike occurred as the storm swept the city.
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ST. Louis
W. H. Howard
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Hanover
New England
Mass
Sam Gryzmish
Mrs. Atkinson
T. F. Doherty
Coun
Cilman
Revere
Wonderland
Chief Whitney
State Police
Whitney
Shawmut Furniture Co
Tremont St
Oeste
Leopard
AUIO
Pops
C.F. Hovey & Co
Oakes
Wamsutta
lEe Cos
Daree Niorl
White Goods Department
Hamburg
CF. Hovey & CO
Summer Street
R.H. Stearns & Co
Thin Goods Dept
Adams Square
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