Church and People Meet on Social Reform in Boston
A morning gathering at the diocesan house discussed church aims in social deeds and education. Speakers urged knowledge to bridge class gaps, emphasized Christ’s life touching all, and warned against philanthropy replacing religion. A second meeting at St Paul’s Church centered on the church’s role in industry and social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
C. H. Duane
Christ Church
Dr. Lindsay
St. Paul's
R. H. Starr
Dedham
Mr. Murray
Waltham
G. H. Porter
Lexington
J. H. van Buren
Lynn
Mr. Monroe
East Boston
E. J. Babcock
Hyde Park
Frederick B. Allen
D. D. Addison
Mr. Wainwright
D. 8. Sprague
Amherst
J. W. Suter
Winchester
Mr. Parks
Christian Social Union
St. Paul’s Church
Lawrence
Hodges
Cambridge Seminary
Schedule for church congress events and talks
The program lists a civil and religious congress week with venues St Pauls Church Trinity Church and Music Hall. Sessions cover church duties secular activities education for ministry and religion history topics with speakers including bishops and named reverends and free admission to all sessions.
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St. Paul’s
Social Union
Trinity Church
Holy Communion
Nelson
Rulison
D. D
Central
Pennsylvania
Music Hall
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Joseph Hutcheson
Providence
R. I
Charles F. Canedy
New Rochelle
N. Y
William D. Maxon
Pittsburg
Penn
Rathbone Gardner
Louis S. Osborne
Newark
N. J
William Bayard Hale
Middleboro
Mass
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia
Samuel D. McConnell
J. Lewis Parks
Philiadelphia
Samuel Hart
Robert Treat Paine
Boston
George F. Nelson
David H. Greer
New York
R. Fulton Cutting
Joseph Reynolds
Mott Haven
William M. Hughes
Morristown
Francis A. Shoup
Columbia
Walter Q. Hullihen
Staunton
Loring W. Batten
Frederick Courtney
Halifax
William R. Mackay
Ac. A. Hall
Vermont
Congress
Democrats Near Selection For Mayor Nominee
President Donovan calls the municipal convention for next Friday night as leaders meet tonight to decide on a mayoralty candidate. Josiah Quincy has declined and General Peabody is favored, with ex Alderman Thomas W Flood possible. A Charlestown bid and East Boston maneuvers also unfold as district wards weigh their choices for the Board of Aldermen and other posts.
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Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Maguire
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
General Peabody
Peabody
Thomas W. Flood
South
Boston
Flood
William S. McNary
Charlestown
Mitchell
James W. O’brien
John J. Hogan
John E. Russell
Board of Aldermen
East Boston
Walter Burke
Alderman Witt
Burke
Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Witt
Horticultural Hall
Harvard Brown Game Postponed to Thursday
The Harvard Brown basketball match is moved to Thursday on Soldiers Field to avoid interfering with recitations. Harvard players may ride to New Haven to watch Yale Chicago game, and Captain Hinkey may face a tougher challenge against the Western champions. Yale is expected to send observers to Soldiers Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Brown University
New Haven
Yale
Hinkey
Brown
Providence
Shuman as Mayor Candidate Seeks Irish Vote Support
A letter to the editor promotes A Shuman as the Democratic mayoral candidate citing strong backing from Irish voters The writer argues Shuman would secure the solid Irish vote in the city regardless of party affiliation and urges selection of his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuman
Mr. Shuman
Shuman
Cambridge Democrats vote to avoid drawing party lines
At a Cambridge ward and city committee meeting the members voted not to draw party lines in the coming election though the vote was not unanimous. Last year the committee had voted to draw party lines.
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Cambridge
Outing Club Ball Delights East Boston Society
The fourth annual Outing Club ball at Lyceum Hall drew a large, well-dressed crowd of East Boston society. Miss Maggie Keough led the grand march with Edward McLoughlin, amid decorated halls, music by Buffum's Orchestra, and midnight refreshments. Notables included ex-Alder man Sullivan, Representative William Donovan, and councilmen among many attendees.
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Outing Club
Boston
Lyceum Hall
Old
Outifig Club
Maggie Keough
Edward McLoughlin
Katherine Hickey
Agnes Keenan
Margaret E. Gillis
Annie Hayes
James H. Halligan
T. H. Lyons
H. McCarthy
J. H. Hart
R. Reed
W. Aberney
R. H. Hartigan
J. F. Keating
J. al Burns
J. J. Hughes
J. J. O’rourke
J. Burke
J. J. Hartnett
J. F. Coughlin
T. J. King
M. F. Conry
William
Glynn
Alderman Sullivan
William Donovan
Leary
Lizzie Leary
Thomas F. Lane
Alfred J. Deering
Marie Hynes
Katherine
Margaret Wall
James White
Joseph McCarthy
James F. Gregory
Gerald Keenan
Agnes
Thomas Dunn
Frank Fremont
J. Culliney
William Mulready
Dodge
William Hart
Alice MecCarthy
Charles Farren
Grace Farren
Charles Clayton
Beal
John Sherridan
Budreau
John Sullivan
Mamie Holland
Nellie McCarthy
Nellie Pender
Pender
May O'Rourke
Hannah McGivern
Lizzie Andrews
Thomas de
R. J. Hennessey
Outing
John H. Lane
Joseph Conry
Common Council
John W. McGrath
Treasury
Hamlin
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Thomas J. Lyons
James J. White
Gus Murphy
Lawrence L. Riley
Highland Dance in Chelsea Attracts 300 Couples
The Highland Social Club of Chelsea held its second grand social dance in Granite Hall last night with 300 couples attending. Miss Sadie McGurgan and Miss Nellie Donohoe won gold watches for selling the top and second most tickets, respectively. Floor director James J. Kane led the event with assistants and a long list of aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Social Club
Chelsea
Granite Hall
Sadie McGurgan
Nellie Donohoe
James J. Kane
M. J. Haley
J. H. Keenan
J. T. Rogan
J. G. McCann
A. J. Campbell
W. J. Devin
Morley Severely Injured After Fall at North End Home
Patrick Morley of 464 Commercial Street fell down stairs at his North End residence about 10 30 yesterday morning. Dr Dunn found a skull fracture and ordered transfer to Massachusetts General Hospital. Morley remained unconscious and in precarious condition late last night.
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Patrick Morley
Commercial Street
North End
Dunn
Morley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Nineteenth Sanger Medal Prize Drill at Cambridge Armory
The nineteenth annual prize drill for the Sanger medal was held by Company B Fifth Regiment Cambridge at the armory last evening. The medal went to Private D M O Connor. Captain Edward E Mason directed the floor and dancing was enjoyed.
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Sanger
Company B
Fifth Regiment
Cambridge
D. M. O'Connor
Edward E. Mason
Somerville Man Severely Injured At City Hospital
John L. Greeley of Somerville was injured in a boiler room accident at City Hospital yesterday. He slipped and fell hitting his head on the floor. doctors report a fracture at the base of the skull and he remains in critical condition.
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John L. Greeley
Somerville
City Hospital
Henry Spinney Captured in Lynn
Henry Spinney, wanted in Nashua New Hampshire on a charges related to forging checks, was arrested in Lynn late tonight. At the police station Spinney named two men who aided him in indorsing the checks.
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Lynn
Henry Spinney
Nashua
N. H
Spinney
Muskrats Demolish Elkhart Mill In River Flood
In Elkhart Indiana on November 12 a knitting mill employing over 100 workers was undermined by muskrats causing the building to collapse. The flood washed away machinery and thousands of hosiery into the St Joseph River and the loss is estimated at 10000 dollars.
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Elkhart
Ind
St. Joseph
Smallpox cases reported at West Side sanitary HQ
Fourteen smallpox cases were reported at sanitary headquarters today in the West Side. The notice notes the outbreak in New York on November 12 and records the tally at the city's health center.
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New York
Sanitary
West Side
Death of Timothy O Connor After Skull Fracture
Timothy O Connor died at 27 from a skull fracture and scalp wounds after being found unconscious at home. The events preceding the injury remain unclear, with his family unable to explain how he sustained the injuries before his collapse. Police are investigating the mysterious case.
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City Hospital
Carver Street
Timothy O’connor
O’connor
Timothy
New Chelsea Adopts Five Wards Plan in City Boundaries
Chelsea Common Council approves an order creating five wards replacing four. Boundaries defined along Chelsea bridge Fourth Street Hawthorne avenue Central avenue and surrounding streets. Voter distribution listed by ward with totals noted for each area.
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Chelsea
Everett
County Road
Washington Avenue
Broadway
Boston & Maine Railroad
Crescent Avenue
Revere
St Paul's Rainbow Party At Cambridgeport Union Hall
A successful rainbow party by St. Paul's parish was held at Union Hall Cambridgeport last night drawing over 560 couples. A rainbow drill featured 149 young ladies in colored costumes, followed by dancing with floor supervision by James H. Ross and a large list of volunteers.
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Union Hall
Cambridgeport
St. Paul's Parish
James H. Ross
Timothy W. Good
Frank J. Carney
Edward A. Facey
Jeremiah C. Good
Charles A. Mullin
Edward EF. Quinn
William G. O'Sullivan
John J. Read
John D. Shea
James T. Hennessy
George F. Rowe
Thomas F. Corcoran
Dr. H. P. Egan
James H. Burns
John J. Coury
John J. Sullivan
Joseph O'Donnell
John J. Dee
George P. O’brien
James M. Shannon
T. A. Fitzgerald
E. P. Brennan
Stephen Mullin
Michael Purcell
Frank M. Ferris
W. H. Ahern
T. D. Shannon
Dr. A. S. Walsh
W. G. Verry
William Fisherty
Frank Lappen
Thomas A. Griffin
James Corcoran
Salem Poor House Inquiry Ordered by Council
In the Common Council a second reading was ordered to appoint a special committee with powers to summon persons and papers to investigate the poor farm and almshouse. Council member Averillo moved to clear up grave rumors circulating in Salem.
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Salem
Common Council
Averillo
Brigh ton Man Hurt In Runaway Horse Incident
Hugh E. McEachren a 30 year old resident of 23 Union street Brigh ton was seriously injured yesterday noon while trying to stop a runaway horse on Market street near Lincoln street The wagon owned by A J Furbush and driven by A T Hos mer The man attempted to grab the horses head but slipped and was run over Dr Rowan found a fractured skull and severe head injuries He was sent to the City Hospital
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Washington Street
Christ Jesus
Christ
Fitzroy
London
England
Mary
St. Luke
Abgarus
Edessa
Boston
Hugh E. McEachren
Union Street
Brighton
Market Street
Lincoln Street
A. J. Furbush
A. T. Hosmer
McEachren
Rowan
Local Man Dies From Injuries At Allston Cordage Works
John Bishop aged 61 of 38 Western Avenue Brighton died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries suffered at Sewall and Day cordage works in Allston a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Western Avenue
Brighton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sewall & Day
Allston
Polo Results From Providence and New Bedford Matches
Polo results show Providence beating Providence 3 to 2 at Providence Pawtucket and New Bedford defeating Boston 7 to 4 at New Bedford. A partial score lists Lynn 10 and Salem trailing, with incomplete details for the third match.
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Providence
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Boston
Lynn
Salem
Drunken French Canadian shoots girl then kills himself
Louis Coburs a 35 year old French Canadian living in Griswoldville Colrain fired on Mrs William Coneaux then shot Laura Lamareaux 16 near a doorway. Coburs wounded himself twice. both victims likely to die within hours per medical examiner.
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Greenfield
Louis Coburs
Griswoldville
Colrain
Laura Lamareaux
William Coneaux
Colrain City
Coneaux
Cobours
Fire Engulfs Stable Behind Phenix Roofing Co
A fire alarm at 7 12 last night reported a blaze in a one and a half story wooden stable in the rear of 378 West First street owned and occupied by the Phenix Roofing Company. Damage listed at 450. Nearby, a runaway team on Tremont Street near Lenox injured two pedestrians and caused further harm to Thomas West and a woman named Rasth with broken and fractured wrists.
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West First Street
Phenix Roofing Company
Thomas Barry
Norfolk Street
Cambridge
Tremont Street
Lenox
Thomas West
Cabot Street
Rasth
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Schaefer and Ives Open Billiard Match at Madison Square Garden
A sparse crowd watched Jacob Schaefer and Frank Ives begin a 3600 point billiards contest at 14 inch balk line with 600 point blocks. The $5000 stake and door receipts were noted as the players posted totals through sixteen innings, Schaefer leading with 600 to Ives 568 and higher runs of 153 for Ives and 129 for Schaefer.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jacob Schaefer
Frank C. Ives
Schaefer
Ives
Police raid on barber show uncovers slip and missing furniture
Officers from Division 10 raided a barber show at 1831 Washington Street Highlands and found one slip for gaming. They claim a strong case as the entire furniture of the place was taken. Frank Hichburn was arrested for being present.
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Washington Street
Highlands
Frank Hichburn
Indian bands mobilize near Hartshorn amid Lewis execution echoes
News from Hartshorn I T on November 12 reports no hostile acts yet by Indians but shows a growing mobilization. A 16 man band passed through at 9 PM, then a 50 man group. both were armed. Two hundred who moved Friday morning aimed to avenge Simon Lewis's execution as Choctaw bands gather near the Jack Fort Mountains while awaiting court at Wilburton Tuesday for 26 indicted suspects.
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Hartshorn
I. T
Simon Lewis
Jack Fort Mountains
Wilburton
Westerly special derails on Stonington line delaying trains
A Westerly special loaded with dressed granite derailed at Stonington Junction around 5 15 pm. Four stone cars left both tracks, delaying east and westbound trains until the westbound line was cleared by 9 30 pm. A brakeman sustained a minor injury.
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Providence
Stonington
New York
Stonington Junction
Americans Freed After Promise Not to Engage Hostilities
The Japanese legation reported that two American men taken on the steamer Sydney at Kobe have been released on the condition they refrain from further hostilities against Japan. A Chinese detainee was escorted to the military headquarters in Hiroshima.
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Washington
China
Sydney
Kobe
Japan
Hiroshima
City Farm Superintendent Resigns Amid Probe
Biddeford City Farm lacks a superintendent after Jones says he resigned not voluntarily. An investigation into farm management will be conducted to determine the cause and assign leadership.
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Biddeford
Biddeford City Farm
Jones
SCHOONER KATE BE RICH CREW RESCUES ON SEA SINKING
The crew of the schooner Kate BE Rich, bound from Philadelphia to Providence, was rescued after the vessel sank at sea. The men had a narrow escape off Staten Island on November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Kate BE. Rich
Philadelphia
Providence
Cotton Fire at Texas & Pacific Wharf Causes Big Loss
A massive blaze at the Texas and Pacific wharf in New Orleans caused a loss of 750,900 dollars. The fire, described as the largest in years, occurred tonight across the river with unknown cause.
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New Orleans
Texas & Pacific
Forest Fires' Fatal Work in Memphis
Memphis reports forest fires hem in the city on three sides with several lives lost already. Fire crews battle the blazes as smoke chokes streets and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Trenn
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Social Law
Dr. Hodges
Dr. Holland
Congress of Episcopal Churches
Joy Street
Balac
Balaam
E. S. Crown of
J. L. Parks
Parks
Commonwealth Avenue
R. A. Holland
St Louis
Bishop Lawrence
Robert A. Holland
Phineas P. Field
Rev
I. B.llen
Cratic
Gen. Peabody
Democrats
the Outing Club
New Chelsea
Rainbow Party
Tales OF
Navy Destroyers
City Farm
Burkhardt
Burkhard? Brewing Co., Cor. Parker and Station Sts
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