Taunted Money Issue Settled in Congregational Churches
Dr Washington Gladden, moderator of the Congregational churches, announced from his pulpit in Columbus that the tainted money controversy is settled for the church. He urged foreign missions to appeal to intelligent parishioners and said the principle will be respected in future board actions after Seattle.
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Columbus, O
Washington Gladden
Congregational Churches of the
United States
Congregational Church
Gladden
Seattle
New York Market Drops Over Two Points
The New York market fell about two and a half points last week as call money rates rose and a weak bank statement weighed on market interests. Pool and clique actions reached year highs, but the downturn prevailed amid unresolved monetary strain and disappointing bank results.
Chelsea Man Shoots Himself in Tragic Home Incident
James H. McDonough of Chelsea aged 42 died at his home on 146 Congress Avenue after placing a 32 calibre revolver to his temple and firing. A musician and leather dresser by trade, he left grieving relatives including brother Charles J. McDonough. He had been in a melancholy state since his mother's death about a year earlier.
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James H. McDonough
Congress Avenue
Chelsea
Mr. McDonough
Charles J. McDonough
Market Review and Outlook Highlights Speculation and Money Flows
Market conditions dominated last week with lower prices, Reading and Railway Steel Spring showing strength among speculative stocks. The influence of the mayoral result was limited, while Reading’s unwarranted advance posed a market risk. Banks and foreign investment prospects were noted, with reserves strained and money scarce, making long-side speculation unlikely in the near term. Copper shares fluctuated with weekly totals.
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Reading
Metropolitan
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Shore Roads
Reading Common
New York
Elkins Law Petition Aimed at Railroads’ Private Car Fees
Attorney General Moody announced a petition to be filed in the Circuit Court of the United States Eastern District of Wisconsin. The suit challenges commissions paid by railroads to a private oil transport company linked to Pabst Brewing stockholders. Railroads collected published freight rates and paid about 12 percent as commission on beer shipments.
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Washington
Attornay
Moody
Circuit Court of the United Sites
Eastern
District of
Elkins
Pabst Brewing Company
Prince Louis Delays Church Visit on Ship in New York
Prince Louis of Battenberg missed Old Trinity service after a misread start time. He stayed aboard the Drake answering letters, as 5,000 visitors toured the cruiser between 1 and 4 p.m. A dinner with Mayor McClellan followed, with plans for future receptions and a grand ball.
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New York
Prince Louis
Old Trinity
Drake
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Prince
Mayor McClellan
Admiral Evans
Coney Island
Catholic Total Abstainers Plan January Ball in Dorchester
Representatives from nearly all Catholic Total Abstinence Union societies in the Boston archdiocese met at St. Leo's Dorchester. Rev. Francis J. Butler chaired as reports from all sub committees approved the annual ball to be held in January.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of Boston
St. Leo’s Church
Dorchester
Francis J. Butler
Opposition to Sale of Rubens St Roch to Carnegie
Brussels November 12. Strong opposition to St Martins Church Alost plan to sell Rubens St Roch to Andrew Carnegie for 300000. Leading artists urge the government to purchase the painting to preserve it.
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Rubens
ST. Roch
Carnegie
Brussels
St. Martin’s Church
Alost
Andrew Carnegie
Excursion to Springfield Mass for Brown Dartmouth Football
Tickets go on sale at Boston and Albany stations on Nov 24 and 25 for a Brown versus Dartmouth football excursion to Springfield on Sat Nov 25. Round trip from Boston costs $5.00. Tickets through J Frank Drake Springfield Board of Trade secretary at $1.50 to $2 by seating. Inquire at City office 366 Washington Street.
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Springfield
Mass
BROWN
Dartmouth
Boston & Albany
Boston
J. Frank Drake
Springfield Board of Trade
Washington Street
Public Installation Highlights A O H Ladies Auxiliary
Last evening in Paine Hall Appleton street the Ladies Auxiliary 20 A O H affiliated with Division 75 held a public installation and reception with over 300 attendees. Mrs Cavanagh county president presided assisted by State Secretary Mrs McSweeney. The new officers include Miss Mary Smith president Miss Kathleen Graham vice president Miss Katherine Sweeney recording secretary Miss Mary McCarthy financial secretary and Miss Agnes McMahon treasurer. Addresses were delivered by Mrs Cavanagh Mrs McSweeney and Dr Madden.
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Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Division 75
Wwulin
Cavanagh
McSweeney
Mary Smith
Kathleen Graham
Katherine Sweeney
Mary McCarthy
Agnes McMahon
Madden
Second Chickering Concert Delights Large Audience
The second Chickering Hall Sunday concert featured Anita Rio soprano and Carl Barleben violinist with H. G. Tucker as accompanist. Barleben played Bach and Spohr pieces while Rio offered Strauss and Mozart arias plus Dvořák Schubert Hahn and Wolkerlin selections. Next week's program includes Mahn Perabo and Townsend.
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Chickering Hall
Anita Rio
Carl Barleben
H. G. Tucker
Mr. Barleben
Bach
Spohr
Svendsen
Ernst
Mme. Rio
Richard Strauss
Mozart
Dvorak
Schubert
Hahn
Wekerlin
F. L. Mahn
Ernst Perabo
Stephen Townsend
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