Boston Chinatown agog as clergyman refuses interracial wedding
Boston's Chinatown debates a planned marriage between Eva Badiant, 17, of Franklin New Hampshire, and Berry Chin Lung, 2, of Boston. The Rev John E Finen refused to perform, saying the union crosses cultural lines while Lung's supporters hail the Ming dynasty linked family.
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Boston
Franklin, N. H
Eva Badiant
Berry Chin Lung
Lung
Chin Morn
Canton
China
Chinatown
Lea Bachant
John E. Finen
Lang
Whiting Concert Opens Arthur Whiting Series at Harvard
The first chamber music concert in the Arthur Whiting exposition opens in Harvard's new lecture hall Thursday at 8 30 pm. Harvard members may attend free. Whiting plays harpsichord with Samuel Gardner Robert Toedt L Bosselmann Horace Britt and Georges Barrere assisting.
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Arthur Whiting
Harvard
University
Mr. Whiting
Samuel Gardner
Robert Toedt
L. Bosselmann
Horace Britt
Georges Barrere
Plan missions for Africa plan missions for Africa
Bishop W. R. Lambuth and his party of SM church members will sail from Antwerp for Africa to establish the first African mission in the Batetla country. The delegation includes Dr. and Mrs. Stockwell, Mr. and Mrs. Bush, A. H. Setzer and wife, and Dr. and Mrs. Mumpower. They expect to reach their destination on Christmas Day.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. R. Lambuth
Southern Methodist Church
Antwerp
Africa
Batetla Country
John H. Stockwell
C. C. Bush
A. H. Setzer
B. L. Mumpower
New Haven Bond Issue Targeted by Court Fight
Nathan Matthews and James F. Jackson will urge the Supreme Court to issue a restraining decree and a temporary injunction to stop the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad from selling bonds while the Public Service Commission appeal proceeds. The minority stockholders seek review of the commission decision and will file an answer after the railroad responds Friday.
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Nathan Matthews
James F. Jackson
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Supreme Court
New Haven
Public Service Commission
Commission
Charles F. Choate, Jr
N. Y
Supreme Judicial Court
Salt In Equity
Mexican Ex-President Porfirio Diaz Set to Winter in Miami
Porfirio Diaz, former Mexican president, will live in Miami this winter. Rafael Ruesga, Mexican consul, says Diaz has leased a home near Secretary Bryan's residence and will arrive in early December with his family.
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Porfirio Diaz
Florida
Miami
Fla
Mexico
Rafael Ruesga
Hero
Diaz
Bryan
Ruesga
Youth of 19 Held on Larceny Charge
John Grant alias John Duffy aged 19 was held for the grand jury in 1000 dollars for larceny of a diamond ring and 500 dollars worth of household furniture from Mrs LeGrand Jilles formerly of 56 Huntington avenue.
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John Grant
John Duffy
LeGrand Jilles
Huntington Avenue
Watertown man crushed by cart in Brighton death
Frank Butch 23 of 170 Summer street Watertown was killed when his two horse tip cart loaded with gravel overturned after striking a curb on Commonwealth avenue near the Army Officers Club. He was thrown under the wheels and died at the scene. Dr Frank Sexton and Medical Examiner Magrath attended.
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Frank Butch
Summer Street
Watertown
Brighton
Commonwealth Avenue
Army Officers’ Club
Allston Golf Club
Butch
Frank Sexton
Magrath
North Grove _ street
Chamber of Commerce Trade Trip Begins This Morning
The Boston Chamber of Commerce launches its third trade extension trip with stops in Taunton, New Bedford, Fall River and Providence. The itinerary continues to New London and New Haven, then Bridgeport and Waterbury before returning to Boston Saturday afternoon.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Taunton
New Bedford
Fall River
Providence
New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Meriden
Hartford
Boston
Philippine Bishop Speaks at Harvard Lecture Series
The Right Rev. Charles Henry Brent, bishop of the Episcopal Church in the Philippine Islands, delivered the first lecture on Man for Mankind in Cambridge. The series is open to the public and continues this afternoon and tomorrow at 4:30.
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Charles Henry Brent
Episcopal Church
Philippine Islands
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old home recipe, Sage Tea and Sulphur, is advertised as restoring natural color to faded or gray hair. The remedy, sold as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, is available at drug stores for about five decades, claimed to darken hair evenly without obvious change.
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Wyeth
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N. H
Lambuth
Lish First
Mel’s
Jack London
Maud Sangster
Next Sunday Post
Hanover
Portland
Pilchrists
Gilchrist Co
Copenhagen
Gloria
van Dyke
Gilco
Eae
Jersey Union
Epton
Dresden
Wilton
Aia Eee
Washington St
Winteramilton Pl
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