Missionary committee session notes Arizona preachers' trials
The Methodist Episcopal Church session at Bromfield Street Church reviewed suffering of Arizona mountain preachers and allocated regional appropriations. Arizona received 7000 with other districts like Dakota 7500 and Des Moines 10050 while debates highlighted frontier needs and frontier alkali and desert regions. Bishops Foss Walden Fitzgerald Warne Moore Burt Hartzell led evening talks on global missions including India Philippines Japan Europe and Africa.
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Arizona
Missionary Committee
Methodist Episcopa
Bromfield Street
Cyrus W. Foss
John W. Walden
Prairie
Black Hills
Dakota
Des Moines
Park Street
People’s Temple
J. M. Fitzgerald
Frank W. Warne
India
Philippines
D. H. Moore
Japan
Commodore Perry
William Burt
Europe
J. C. Hartzell
Boston Equal Suffrage Association debates Boston school costs
The Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government holds a meeting at 6 Marlboro Street debating Mayor Collins letter to the school committee. Speakers cite total school costs of 4.999 million dollars, 35.49 per pupil, and demand investigations into legitimacy and efficiency amid high Western city comparisons and shocking sanitary conditions.
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Collins
Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government
Boston
Boston Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government
Marlboro Street
George Salisbury
Charles Park
Eva Channing
Paul Revere
North End
Good Government Association
Daly Beats Sullivan On Points In 15 Round Bout
Tommy Daly of Baltimore defeated Kid Sullivan of Washington on points after 15 rounds in a Chicago Eureka Athletic Club bout held tonight.
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Baltimore
Tommy Daly
Kid” Sullivan
Washington
Eureka Athletic Club
Nominations Open in Somerville City Campaign
Nomination papers for Democratic and Republican parties opened at 9 p.m. Democratic candidates include Mayor Dr. Michael W. White and nominees for wards and school committee. Republican slate lists Mayor Leonard B. Chandler and ward aldermen across seven wards with specific names.
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Somerville
Prospect Hill
Davis Square
Michael W. White
Martin M. Breen
Joseph P. Phillips
William A. Flaherty
Robert J. White
Thomas F. Muldoon
James J. O’brien
John H. O'Neill
William R. Boyle
George W. Hayes
Leonard B. Chandler
Elmer H. Spaulding
William H. Smith
Willam F. Barker
Herbert I. Laighton
John J. Higgins
John F. Thompson
French O. J. Tarbox
Walter A. Dow
City Point Catholic Assn Elects 1905 Officers
The City Point Catholic Association last night elected for the ensuing year Thomas F. Teevans as president Francis HE Connolly as vice president John WD O'Reilly as treasurer Charles E Thorn ton as secretary William D Sillis as assistant secretary and C F Callahan A D Cooper William D McDougall James F McLaughlin James M Porter and Frederick Murphy as directors A rising vote of thanks was tendered to retiring president Alderman Charles H Slattery.
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City Point Catholic Association
Thomas F. Teevans
Francis HE. Connolly
John WD. O'Reilly
Charles E. Thornton
William D. Sillis
C. F. Callahan
A. D. Cooper
William D. McDougall
James F. McLaughlin
James M. Porter
Frederick Murphy
Charles H. Slattery
Dorchester Meeting Backs Cheaper Gas Plan
At a large Harvard Improvement Association meeting in Greenwood Hall Dorchester attendees discussed 80-cent gas. Colonel Thomas F Doherty cited lower rates in other cities and England, stating gas could be 40 to 60 cents per thousand with company profits. The group endorsed Mayor Collins letter on cheaper gas and aimed to send a response. Committees plan another meeting next Thursday.
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Harvard Improvement Association
Greenwood Hall
Glenway Street
Dorchester
Thomas F. Doherty
England
Collins
The Tokay Sale Ended In Fashionable Disarray
Merrick’s wine speculation collapses after Rajapur passengers bid up rare bottles to modest sums. A trader’s agent, Hahn, arrives in London to reveal a massive sale offer that Crook’s fortunes may hinge on, leaving him stunned and ruined by the turn of events.
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Lyman W. Merrick
Rajapur
Crook
Standish’s
London
Harvey Crook
Frank Hahn
Hahn
Brindisi
Southampton
Big Carney Hospital Fair in Mechan Es building
An all day festival in Mechan Es building yesterday benefited Carney Hospital. Evergreen wreaths rosettes and pennants decorated the hall. Over 25 booths run by Catholic parishes offered refreshments fancy articles and novelties. Dancing occupied a reserved floor area while the Working Boys' Home band played. Thousands attended and organizers expect a larger take than recent events.
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Mechanes
Carney Hospital
Tme
Doyle Declares Bid for Boston Street Commissioner
At a Roxbury rally of 800 Democrats Alderman James H. Doyle proclaimed his candidacy for Boston street commissioner. He defended his record, attacked opponent Salem D. Charles, pressed rotation in office, and warned against injecting alleged political warfare into the campaign.
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Roxbury
Democrats
Boston
Salem D. Charles
Charles
City Hall
Court acquits seven men in dynamite case
Seven men charged with violating a Boston city ordinance on transporting high explosives after the Melrose dynamite incident were found not guilty and discharged by Judge Adams of the Municipal Criminal Court. The defendants faced defense arguments that the law regulates only how explosives are carried, not the amount, and the government failed to prove a violation.
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Boston
Adams
Municipal Criminal Court
Constantine Tutein
F. M. Morror
J. E. McKernan
J. T. Shea
Roy Fenton
Whitney
J. J. Corbett
Shea and
McKernan
Bartlett
Sprout
H. W. James
Rallies for Doyle Tonight in Charlestown and East Boston
The James H. Doyle campaign committee schedules three rallies tonight in Charlestown at Roughan Hall and Ward 3 wardroom at Bunker Hill and Lexington streets, and at Lyceum Hall in East Boston. Doyle will speak first at Roughan Hall, then Ward 3, then East Boston, with a roster of speakers including Representatives Healey Hurley Doherty McDonald Douglass and others plus Alderman Quigley and Senator Healy.
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James H. Doyle
Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Bunker Hill
Lexington Streets
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Mr. Doyle
Boston
William H. Healey
Edward L. Quigley
Joan C. Hurley
Francis J. Doherty
Willard Files His Papers for Fourth Term Bid
Nomination papers were filed at the Republican city committee in Chelsea for five mayoral candidates eighteen Aldermen-at-large and fourteen ward seats. Mayor Willard filed for a fourth term despite expectations. Democratic filings covered Aldermen Wards 1 2 and 3 and only one candidate for Alderman-at-large.
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Republican City Committee
Chelsea
Willard
Democratic
Italians Armed for Squirrel Hunt Arrested for Trespass
Joseph Mangione and Michael Angelo of 78 Prince Street were found on Brookline Country Club grounds yesterday during a squirrel hunt. Armed with a double barreled shotgun and a stiletto, they faced arrest for trespass and were to appear in court today.
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Joseph Mangione
Michael Angelo
Prince Street
Country Club
Brookline
Crook Pays Two Hundred for his Daughter’s Return
A plea over responsibility leads Crook to accept two hundred for returning valuables. He argues the donor’s expectation was minimal, while the recipient insists his duty is ended. The exchange centers on a favor rendered and the money exchanged as settlement.
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Crook
Eye of Goona mystery deepens in Southampton sale
In a heated exchange Hahn accuses Crook of sharp practice over a Tokay wine case. Crook reveals an American buyer and an auction at Southampton. Hahn hints at a hidden, far greater value than wine and hints his Delhi fever was staged. The Eye of Goona clue drives Crook’s realization.
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Brindisi
London
Crook
Daisy
England
Hahn
Southampton
Lawson
Memorial Hall
Harvey Crook
Delhi
India
Hahn’s
A Famous Gem Stolen In India Smuggled in Wine Bottle
A thrilling account traces the search for a famed gem stolen from India and smuggled out hidden inside one of twelve wine bottles. The tale blends mystery, adventure, and a romantic thread as investigators chase clues across borders.
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India
Morrison novel excerpt from 1904 edition
A brief bibliographic note credits Arthur Morrison and the 1904 copyright by L. C. Page & Co, indicating the source of a literary work and its publication rights.
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L. C. Page & Co
Stolen Eye of Dec Can Drives English Wine Plot
A synopsis recalls the theft of the Eye of Dec can from the Rajah of Goona in Delhi. Trader Hahn persuades Harvey Crook to transport twelve magnums of Imperial Tokay to England. On shipboard, American Lyman W. Merrick buys the wine and they open one magnum while the rest go to auction.
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Deccan
Goona
Delhi
Hahn
Harvey Crook
England
Lyman W. Merrick
Crook
Doctors to Probe Subway Air In New York City
In response to physicians reports of subnormal oxygen in the subway, the city appointed Professor Charles F. Chandler of Columbia University as consulting sanitary officer to lead an official investigation into subway air conditions.
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New York Subway
New York
Charles F. Chandler
Columbia University
Department of Health Today
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Hinghua
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Bishop J. M. Walden
George B. Smith
Foochow
Methodist Missionary Committee
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soWe
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Paul Revere School
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City Point Catholic Ass
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Columbia
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Indianapolis, Ind
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