Crapsey Declared Heretic by Protestant Episcopal Court
The Rev. Algernon S. Crapsey of St. Andrew's Rochester is suspended from church functions after a Protestant Episcopal court of review sustained the lower court. He argued against the virgin birth and other core creeds, with sentence set to run until he proves conformity to the Apostles and Nicene creeds within 30 days. The decision states no appeal is possible.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Algernon S. Crapsey
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Rochester
Protestant Episcopal Court of Review
Court of Review
Crapsey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Walker
Henry Austice
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Crapsey Likely to Stand by Controversial Stand After Verdict
Rochester NY November 19 The probability that Dr Crapsey will recant or shift from his stance as a result of today’s verdict is minimal. He said the verdict was the first intimation he had received and he will issue a full statement after consulting counsel. He declined to discuss future plans.
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Rochester
N. Y
Crapsey
Watertown Conductor Held on Attempted Assault Charge
Patrick J. Kenny a 24 year old Boston Elevated conductor was arrested in Cambridge on an attempted assault charge following an incident with Mrs. Mary Cassidy of Watertown. Cassidy says Kenny offered to escort her after she lost her way and attacked her while crossing a field. a conductor’s cap was found at the scene and Kenny denies the accusation.
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Watertown
Patrick J. Kenny
Boston
Cushing Street
Cambridge
Mary Cassidy
Cypress Street
Cassidy
Mt. Auburn Street
Mt. Auburn
Kenny
James Burke
Captain Reichmann to be called to explain charge
Washington today reports Captain Carl Reichmann of the Seventeenth Infantry is to be called before military authorities to explain alleged infraction of the articles of war. He is stationed with a regiment in Havana Cuba and is said to have written a letter to a New York friend claiming his denied general staff membership was due to German birth.
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Washington
Carl Reichmann
Seventeenth Infantry
Reichmann
Havana
Cuba
New York
General Staff
Bark Harry Morse Reaches Hub After 7 Months’ Peril
The old bark Harry Morse docked at New Haven after a 16 000 mile voyage from Portland begun April 12 and filled with gales, a collision, and a meteor display. Captain Lund learned of his wife in San Francisco surviving the earthquake as the voyage ended at Brown's Wharf East Boston with lumber and scrap iron aboard before conversion to a coal barge.
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Harry Morse
Hub
New Haven
Portland
Ore
Lund
San Francisco
Pernambuco
Brazil
Astoria
Vermont
Cape Horn
Brown’s
Boston
New York
Streeter denies senatorial candidacy amid B and M split
General Frank S Streeter of Concord NH resigns as counsel to the Boston and Maine railroad effective December 31. He says his resignation follows divergent views with President Tuttle not personal hostility to the company and confirms he is not seeking any public office. President Tuttle declines comment.
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Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
Boston & Maine
New Hampshire
Parker House
Streeter
Tuttle
Boston & Maine Road
Boston & Maine Railroad
United States
General Streeter
Guilty Verdict in Extortion Case Involving Married Men
Charles O. Woodman and Harry N. Marden were found guilty by a Superior Criminal Court jury of extorting money from married men. Held in $1000 bail each, they face sentencing later. The plan allegedly involved several young women who would name unsuspecting men and threaten exposure for payment.
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Charles O. Woodman
Harry N. Marden
Superior Criminal Court
Terrific snow storm sweeps over Texas
Snow has fallen steadily since last night in El Paso amid extreme cold. The storm, widespread across western Texas and New Mexico, damages livestock fears grow. telegraph and telephone service are crippled and drifting snow hinders travel as residents endure blizzard conditions.
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EL Paso
Tex
Texas
New Mexico
el Paseo
Funeral services for ex mayor Hart's wife
Elizabeth Snow Hart wife of former Mayor Thomas N Hart died Friday after 30 years as an invalid. Funeral held at 2 yesterday at the family home 298 Commonwealth avenue Arlington Street Church choir sang two hymns. Burial followed at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Snow Hart
Thomas N. Hart
Commonwealth Avenue
Wage Increase in Fall River
Fall River manufacturers agreed to a 5 percent wage increase for mill operators, effective next Monday, in response to the Textile Council demand for a 10 percent rise. The move reflects negotiations between managers and the council over worker pay. The dispute centers on compensation in the local textile industry.
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Fall River
Textile Council
Eliot and Kuehnemann Honor Schurz Memorial in New York
President Eliot of Harvard and Professor Kuehne mann travel to New York for Carl Schurz memorial remarks and the Carnegie Foundation trustees meeting. They return to Boston Friday to attend the Harvard crew banquet.
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Kuehnemann
Eliot
Harvard
New York
Carl Schurz
Carnegie Foundation
Boston
Dredging Plant Sells for 3000 After Fenway Graft Charges
The dredging plant used in the Fenway graft case was auctioned yesterday afternoon. It cost about 40000 to manufacture and sold for 3000 to William L. Miller.
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William L. Miller
Boni Offered Waiter's Job to Boni de Castellane in New York
New York reports a standing offer of 50 000 francs a year from J B Martin owner of Broadway cafe to engage Count Boni de Castellane as head waiter and major domo in New York The offer cites Boni's career as detailed in Mme Goulds divorce and praises his grace and knowledge of good food for patrons interested in his services.
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New York
Boni l de Castellane
J. B. Martin
Broadway
Count Boni de Castellane
Paris
Count Boni
Mme. Gould
Thaw Trial Set for December 3 in New York
District Attorney Jerome served notice that he will seek a special jury of 150 names before Recorder Goff on December 3 to try Harry K. Thaw for the murder of Stanford White. Thaw faces first degree murder charges and counsel met him at the Tombs amid rumors of defense alienists declaring insanity, which Thaw’s team neither confirmed nor denied.
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New York
Jerome
Harry N. Thaw
Goff
Thaw
Stanford White
D. I. Delmas
John B. Gleason
White
A. R. Peabody
Voices Drago Doctrine Talk At Charitable Irish Society
James P. Kelley spoke on Our South American Neighbors at Young's Hotel. He emphasized the Drago doctrine and noted Root's support in Buenos Aires, arguing it would boost U.S. business with South America.
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J. P. Kelley
James P. Kelley
Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
Buenos Ayres
Kelley
Republic
Senor Draego
Secretary Root
South American
Root
United States
South America
Reforms in Civil Service Discussed in New Haven
Two sessions of the National Civil Service Reform League met in New Haven as part of its 26th annual gathering. President Gilman and Navy Secretary Bona parte spoke at Woolsey Hall, with resolutions on Carl Schurz’s death adopted and reports noting the growth of merit systems nationwide.
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New Haven
Conn
National Civil Service Reform League
Daniel C. Gilman
Baltimore
Woolsey Hall
A. T. Hadley
Yale University
Gilman
Navy
Charlies J. Bonaparte
Carl Schurz
New York
League
Civil Service Reform
Mississippi
Studley
Dana
United States Senate
National League
Buffalo
Ansley Wilcox
Archibald M. Howe
Cambridge, Mass
C. W. Wilby
Cincinnati
Professor Farnam
Yale
Connecticut
H. J. Milligan
Indiana
W. M. Taughn
Massachusetts
Matt Porter
St. Louis
Missouri
Folk
Jacob F. Miller
Harry Bender
Higgins
American Co Gets 2 300 000 Acre Congo Concession
A royal decree by King Leopold grants an American company about 2 300 000 acres in the Congo for 60 years for rubber and other exploitation. The grant includes riverbank strips to the Yumbi and Kasai rivers with a 10 year option on additional land. The move is viewed as potentially drawing the United States into future international issues.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Leopold
Bank of
Congo
Yumbi
Kasai
United States
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Puget Sound
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Lish
Cluett, Peabody
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Hart
Eliot and
Schurz
Dauber
Shinola CO
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Boni
Joe
Gotham Restaurateur Will
Drago
American Co
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