Unitarian Anniversary Week Opens With Services and Meetings
The American Unitarian Association begins a week of events with a reception at Hotel Somerset attended by Mayor Hibbard and Rev. Samuel A. Eliot. Delegates gather at King's Chapel and Channing Hall for sermons, lectures, and officer elections as Unitarian organizations meet in Boston.
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American Unitarian Association
Hotel Somerset
George A. Hibbard
W. W. Fenn
Samuel A. Eliot
Eliot
King’s Chapel
Theodore D. Bacon
National Alliance of Unitarian
South Congregational Church
Edward Everett Hale
Women’s Alliance
Samuel M. Crothers
John Appleby
J. W. Andrews
Sciety
Emma C. Low
Channing Hall
Society For
John H. Appleby
George Kent
Beacon Street
Wage Cut in Borden Mills Fall River
Notices posted in Fall River iron works reveal a 17.94 percent wage reduction at the Mills owned by M. C. D. Borden. The cut mirrors nearby manufacturers and takes effect today. About 5000 operatives work in the Iron Works mill.
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Fall River
Fall River Iron Works Company
M. C. D. Borden
Iron Works
Robes from Rome featured in Tabernacle Society exhibit
At Notre Dame Academy Boston a display of pontifical vestments sent from Rome to Archbishop William O Connell is a centerpiece of the Tabernacle Society exhibition. The event showcases chasubles and benediction veils destined for poor parishes in the United States Canada and Mexico with distribution planned in late May. The robes in red and gold echo a long affiliation with a Rome based organization and mark their first wear on Pentecost Sunday. Archbishop O Connell supports the society and lent the items for the show.
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Robes
Archbishop O'Connell
Rome
Tabernacle Society
Notre Dame Academy
Berkeley Street
William O’connell
Academy
Canada
Mexico
Boston
Philadelphia
A. Millett
Chelsea
O’connell
O'Connell
Warner's Safe Cure Offered as Kidney Remedy
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all kidney trouble. It explains kidney functions, cites symptoms, and includes a testimonial from a Sioux City plasterer. A free trial bottle is offered to readers who mail for information and urine analysis.
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Warner
Weston
Sioux City
Iowa
Warner’s
Warner’safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Purist Tribute Honors Governor Hughes at Boston Banquet
Rev Charles H Parkhurst of New York extols Governor Hughes as a purist aiming to purify political life and regenerate the Empire State. He likens Hughes to Elijah and Paul in a speech at the Boston Congregational Club annual ladies night banquet in Ford Hall.
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Hughes
Empire State
Elijah
St. Paul
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
Boston Congregational Club
Ford Hall
Parkhurst Critiques Church's Role in State Duty
Dr Parkhurst spoke on church responsibility for state character praising Governor Hughes and President Roosevelt as servants of the Lord. He argued churches must influence civic life rather than avoid political issues and condemned pulpit politics and neglect of modern social ills.
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Parkhurst
Hughes
Troy
Chautauqua
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Panama
Brownsville
Resignation of Rev Dr Wood at Newton Theological Seminary
Newton May 25 The Rev Nathan E Wood D D president of the Newton Theological Seminary resigned his office three weeks ago A special board meeting today accepted the resignation and appointed a committee to pick a successor The resignation takes effect January 1 1909 and Wood will take a year’s rest He will also vacate his chair as professor of theology born 1849 in Forrestville New York educated at University of Chicago and Baptist Union Theological Seminary He served a Chicago pastorate 1875 to 1877 and led Wayland Academy until 1884
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Newton
Nathan E. Wood
Newton Theological Seminary
Board of
Wood
Forrestville
N. Y
University of Chicago
Baptist Union Theological Seminary
Chicago
Wayland Academy
Quarried Grievance Wins Freight Rate Reduction
Inter state Commerce Commissioner Charles A. Prouty sustained granite quarry workers' complaint against railroads. He ordered a reduced minimum carload rating on granite and a return of excess charges since the rate increase took effect. Seward W. Jones of Newton, a governor’s council member, filed the grievance on behalf of major Vermont quarry interests against multiple lines including Boston & Maine and New Haven.
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New England
Interes State
Charles A. Prouty
Federal Building
Prouty
Seward W. Jones
Newton
Governor Guild’s Council
National Association of Granite Industries of the
United States
Jones Bros. Company
Vermont
Commissioner Prouty
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Central Vermont
Canadian Pacific
Montpelier & Wells River
Michigan Central
Long Island
Delaware & Hudson
Miss Goodwin Loses Case in Pittsburg Court
Bertha A. Goodwin of Newburyport Mass known as the man woman and wearing mannish dress was non suited in the U S Circuit Court in Pittsburgh. She had sued James B. Lawler a wealthy banker for false arrest and attracted attention with her attire and voice. She formerly worked as a newspaper woman in Chicago and New York.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Bertha A. Goodwin
Newburyport
Mass
United States
James B. Lawler
Miss Goodwin
Chicago
New York
Van Camp's Milk Promises Pure Rich Dairy in Every Can
Van Camp Packing Co promotes their milk as sterilized, germ free, and two thirds water evaporated, claiming it equals fresh milk from healthy cows. They tout long shelf life, broad availability across five states, and a free cookbook detailing milk dish costs.
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van Camp’s
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
van Camp
English Homeward Bride Sails To Wed In City
Lynn May 25 Miss Hilda R. Martin daughter of former Police Sergeant John Martin of Street England sails from England to wed J. H. D. Wall of 43 Estes Street this city a sweetheart who left years ago to establish a home in this country.
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Lynn
Hilda R. Martin
John Martin
Street
Eng
J. H. D. Wall
Estes Street
Miss Martin to wed on shipboard voyage
Miss Martin travels aboard the Saxonia on Cunard line after leaving England last Wednesday. The marriage is planned for next Sunday at the Church of the Incarnation parsonage. Wall works at a local shoe factory.
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Martin
England
Church of the Incarnation
Wall
Cooper Theory Promises Health Through Stomach Focus
Brooklyn residents endorse Cooper treatment claiming dramatic relief from stomach trouble and nervous exhaustion after three weeks. They report restored appetite, better sleep, weight gain, and renewed energy, urging others to try the medicine sold nationwide by The Jaynes Drug Stores.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Boston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helena Styles
Martense Street
Flatbush
H. Paul
Throop Avenue
Patrick Smith
Warren Street
Cooper’s
Jaynes Drug
Explosive Tank Burst Shatters Brooklyn Homes
One of Standard Oil's large Brooklyn tanks with 35,000 gallons capacity exploded today. The blast shattered windows in nearby houses, and the spilled oil ignited, burning on impact.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Brooklyn
Medical Examiner Faunce Dies After Stroke on Cape Cod
Dr. R. H. Faunce of Sandwich died after a stroke yesterday morning. He was a longtime medical examiner on Cape Cod and formerly chaired the town school committee. At his death he led the Davis Memorial Library committee which oversees a new library project.
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Faunce
Sandwich
R. H. Faunce
Cape Cod
Davis Memorial
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Nature praises the blend of roots and herbs as a grand remedy for women's ills. The account notes indigenous knowledge and the enduring claim that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers a standard cure for female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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