Lorimer Opens New York Pastorate at Madison Avenue Church
The Rev. Dr. George Lorimer, formerly Tremont Temple Boston pastor, begins his New York tenure as Madison Avenue Baptist Church pastor. A large crowd attended both services as Lorimer preached on The Time Spirit in Religion, urging balance between modernization and enduring truths, and stressing civic concern and open church to all.
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New York
George (. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Boston
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
East Thirty-first
Lorimer
DR. Lorimer
Fire Burns Mrs. Doyle at Union Park Club Rooms
Mrs. Mary Doyle, 62, janitress at the Young Men's Catholic Club on Union Park Street, was severely burned yesterday morning while lighting a fire. Her skirts burst into flame, she cried for help, and several bystanders rushed in from the street to smother the flames with rugs and water. She was carried to City Hospital suffering intensely.
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Mary Doyle
Young Men's Catholic Club
Union Park Street
Dames
Tremont Temple Sermon Sees Christ as King Over Law
A Tremont Temple sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles A. Crane of East Boston argued that Christ the King transcends human law. He cited St John the Evangelist as a timeless seer whose words outlast earthly powers and urged belief in God’s rule over mankind.
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George
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Charles A. Crane
Saratoga Street ‘Methodist Church
East Boston
Christ
St. John the Evangelist
Perbing
Washington Singer Helen Maguire Gains Noted Reputation
Miss Helen Travers Maguire daughter of Patrick J. Maguire of this city has earned a fine standing in Washington musical circles by singing at receptions hosted by the English French and German communities.
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Helen Travers Maguire
Patrick J. Maguire
Washington
MISS HELENE MAGUIRE WINS HONORS IN WASHINGTON
Photo by Bostwick, New York. Miss Helene Maguire, a rising singer, is earning honors in Washington.
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Bostwick
New York
Helene. T. Maguire
Washington
Notable Musician Sings at Washington Society Parlor
The text notes a renowned singer performing in prestigious Washington circles including venues at the Rev. Dr. Stafford's church, described as the largest Catholic society in Washington. She is visiting her brother Thomas F. J. Maquire, an electrical engineer in the Treasury Apartment, Washington.
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Washington
Dr. Stafford
Thomas F. J. Mauire
Treasury
French Fleet Expected in Turkish Waters Today
Paris reports Admiral Caillard with his squadron moving toward Turkish waters tomorrow. Smyrna is a likely target for operations as France seeks a protectorate over Syria and stricter settlement of Lorando claims. The note to Turkey's Foreign Minister seeks payment, rights under capitulations, and full satisfaction.
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Caillard
Smyrna
Constantinople
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Syria
Turkey
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Turkish
Bonfacio
Corsica
Strait of Messina
Conder
Cretan
Vantocor
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Port Said
Far East
Admiral Caillard
Toulon
M. Delcasse
M. Bapst
Corre
Spondent
Associated Press
Tewfik Pasha
New York Herald
Cause of Frances Anger Threatens War With Turkey
Paris reports blame on Turkey for bad faith over a Suez Canal concession dispute. France mobilized ships, cut diplomatic ties, and ordered Admiral Caillard to seize a Turkish port if demands or indemnities are not met. The crisis centers on quays near Constantinople and disputed Albanian lands.
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France
Turkey
Suez Canal Company
Constantinople
Albania
Constans
Havin
Munir Bey
Caillard
Toulon
Levant
Calillard
King's health scare blamed on smoker's throat tale
A high court official near the King offers a so called true explanation of the health scare. He says the King had a sore throat in August and feared death like his sister and brother. Doctors exaggerated risk to curb smoking. The King now smokes one cigar daily but resents doctors orders.
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London
Two Day Courtship Seals Delancey Bridegroom’s Vow
John A. Roda, a Delancey farmer and widower, married Minta A. Pentecost of Xenia Ill after only two days of acquaintance during the Pan-American Exposition. He had planned to return for his daughter’s wedding and had not known his bride before meeting her on the exposition grounds.
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Middletown
N. Y
John A. Roda
Delancey
Minta A. Pentecost
Xenia
Ill
Roda
Florence
Exposition Grounds
E. F. Kimmelshoe
Trouble in Samos
Constantinople dispatch reports serious trouble on the island of Samos due to hostility of the insular assembly to the government. The government with four deputies’ aid is exercising absolute power, and the Assembly appeals to Constantinople to end a state menacing island tranquillity.
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Paris
Samos
Asia Minor
Constantinople
The
Temps
Hackett seeks pardon from Attleboro G A R post leader of wire gang
William J. Hackett, head of the Yarunton wire gang, asks William A. Streeter Post G A R Attleboro for help to obtain a gubernatorial pardon. The Taunton prison inmate writes from prison asking the post to urge Governor Crane to pardon him. The post will report its findings after correspondence with Hackett and the prison warden. Hackett led a gang indicted on 17 counts across Bristol county and Rhode Island last summer.
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Attleboro
William J. Hackett
Bristol County
Fosburg
William A. Streeter Post
Hackett
Attleboro Soldiers
Crane
Taunton
Fred J. LeBaron
Rhode Island
Garland of Machine Gun Fame Strays With Bride
Philadelphia reports Frank M. Garland inventor of the Gar land machine gun is missing with his wife of three weeks. They left New Haven together and have traveled to Walton before vanishing from the route. Garland, a New Hampshire native, built models for over a decade and gained backing from a New England financier. The Russian government tested the gun with commissions visiting for trials.
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Garland
Philadelphia
Frank M. Garland
New Haven
New Hampshire
New England
Hiram Maxim
Injured Laborer Severely Hurt by Trolley Car
Leonard Field, 35, of Fitchburg, on the Worcester Consolidated line in Leominster, had his left leg cut off, right leg broken, and skull fractured by a trolley car. He was taken to Burbank Hospital in Fitchburg. doctors fear he will not survive.
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Leominster
Worcester Consolidated
Leonard Field
Fitchburg
Burbank
Body found in swamp near Nippernickett Pond
In a swamp near Nippernickett Pond in Bridgewater Navy, the badly decomposed body of an elderly man was found today, apparently there for months. In his pockets were cents, a silk handkerchief, an old silver watch, a pocket knife, tobacco and a pipe.
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Bridgewater
Navy
Nippernickett Pond
Menzies I. Smith Dies at 65 in Saco Home
Menzies I. Smith, aged 65, a longtime government servant in China and later a real estate practitioner in Saco, died suddenly at his home. A former mariner who sailed the world several times in youth, he was prominent in Masonic circles. Survived by a wife and daughter.
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Saco, Me
Menzies I. Smith
China
Strange Bedroom of a Tunnel Workman
William Turner, a colored caisson worker beneath Boston Harbor, endures miners' disease from long high pressure. He sleeps beside the tunnel in the lock where pressure is 22 or 2% psi, seeking relief as pain shoots through limbs. Hot packs help little. stopping work might cure, yet he remains on the job after 18 years underground.
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William Turner
Boston Harbor
Turner
East Boston Tunnel
Beach Street
St Matthew's Church Fair Delayed for Fund Opening
The St Matthew's Church fair in Dorchester is postponed from tonight to Wednesday. Proceeds will aid the church fair fund and a concert is planned with Father Power directing the event in the church basement. The church recently became a permanent parish with Father Power as pastor.
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David J. Power
St. Matthew's Church
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Catholic Union Hall
Washington Street
St. Matthew’s
St. Gregory's Church
Dorchester Lower Mills
William I. Fitzpatrick
Father Power
St. Gregory's
Dixwell's Company of Musicians Opens Fourth Season
Dr. John Dixwell leads a male quartet string quartet and soprano in a new season begun yesterday at Old Lakes Home Revere Street. They will sing Sundays at 1 pm at Boston area homes and hospitals, with next stop at Good Samaritan Hospital Chambers Street.
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John Dixwell
Old Lakes
Revere Street
Boston
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chambers Street
Gam ing arrests after raid on Auburn street Sunday morning
In a raid at 28 Auburn street Division 3 early Sunday morning John Gordon of 14 Bolton street James Johnson 25 Moses Cohen 27 of 28 Auburn street Benjamin Harris 29 of 28 Poplar street and Isaac Bloome 38 of 45 Leverett street were arrested charged with gaming on the Lord's day.
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Auburn Street
Division 3
John Gordon
Bolton Street
James Johnson
Moses Cohen
Benjamin Harris
Poplar Street
Isaac Bloome
Leverett Street
St Margaret's Lyceum to Host Fourth Whist Party
St Margaret's Lyceum of Dorchester, formed by youths from St Margaret's Catholic Church, will stage its fourth annual whist party and dance on Thursday evening November 7 at Wheelock Hall Upham's Corner.
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Dorchester
St. Margaret's Catholic Church
Wheelock Hall
Upham's Corner
Chelsea’s Mayor Candidate Edward Willard Active in Chelsea Politics
Edward E. Willard, Republican hopeful for Chelsea mayor, is noted as a strong advocate of the Post telephone bill in 1898 1899 and last year. A former Chelsea city official and long-time Republican worker, he led opposition to the telephone monopoly and chaired mercantile affairs in 1898 on the legislative committee, now 38 years old.
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Edward E. Willard
Chelsea
Post
Willard
Republican Party
Winnisimm Republican Club
Two Men Hold Up Nelson Near Roxbury Crossing
George Nelson of S and H Shawmut avenue reported being held up at the Huntington avenue Tremont street junction around 2 30 yesterday morning. The robbers were a 6 foot tall man in a black suit overcoat and derby hat and a 5 foot 5 inch man in a dark suit with a gray golf cap, who took $15. Local police were notified.
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George Nelson
S&h Shawmut Avenue
Roxbury Crossing
Huntington Avenue
Tremont Street
Gaelic language schools hold sessions in Boston areas
An Irish language session drew good attendance at W71 Tremont street under D P O Callaghan and Timothy Cashman. Philo Celtic Society met on Hudson street with James Dronan leading classes and C J Lyons sharing Ireland progress insights. A Gaelic school meeting at St Washington street featured Irish phrases at 5 pm and discussed a welcome address for Thomas O Donnell during the visit of Irish delegates. A committee including P J O Daly, Thomas J Griffin, and P A Egan was formed to coordinate with other schools.
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Tremont Street
D. P. O'Callaghan
Timothy Cashman
Ball
Philo-Celtic Society
Hudson Street
Oak
James Dronan
Patrick Ferriter
Catherine Fitzgerald
Ireland
C. J. Lyons
St Washington Street
Boston
Thomas O'Donnell
P. J. O'Daly
Thomas J. Griffin
Gaelic School of
Cambridge Man Victim of Thugs
Daniel Mahoney, 50, of East Cambridge, Mass., was found on Main Street in Danbury early this morning, badly bruised with possible broken ribs after being attacked by four highwaymen. He said he came from White Plains to take a train home, and the robbers stole a gold watch and money. Police are searching for the assailants.
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Danbury
Conn
Daniel Mahoney
East
Cambridge
Mass
Main Street
Mahoney
White Plains
N. Y
Zionist Council Meeting in Greater Boston Sees Growth
The annual Zionist council of Greater Boston met yesterday at Pioneer. President Samuel Margolis spoke on progress over the past year. Three new councils joined the Greater Boston district and four more in Massachusetts. A new council was formed by Julia Meyer.
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Zionist Council of
Greater Boston
Pion Ad
Samuel Margolis
Zionist Movement
Massachusetts
Juliaa Meyer
East Boston Citizens Meet Form New Improvement Association
The East Boston Improvement Association organized yesterday at Vincent Bonragal Hall on Prescott Street with 289 members. Norman C. McNaughton presided. Officers elected include Benjani FF. Bates president and vice presidents Rev. W. T. Croker John Moe Weeney Dr. W. A. Morrison Rev. Mingh Roe O'Donnell. Vincent Tonsagni treasurer Edward Y A Toomey secretary John Bk Hendrickson assistant secretary Willian C. Maguire corresponding secretary. Next meeting set for Sunday at Vincent Bonsagnut's Hall.
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East Boston Improvement Association
Vincent
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