Hebrew Owes Debt to America Says Eichler Thanksgiving Sermon
Rabbi M. M. Eichler told Temple Chabei Shalom congregants that Jews owe America a great debt. He praised religious liberty in the United States and cited Governor Guild’s proclamation and President Roosevelt’s letter on religious equality as expressions of the true American spirit. He urged Jews to foster civic righteousness and moral strength to aid America’s intellectual and spiritual growth.
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Not Tagged Says He Is Not Tagged
In its current issue the Republic publishes ex Mayor Fitzgeralds paper comment on the recent city primaries stating he was not tagged and denying tagging claims.
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Fitzgerald
Donovan and anti-Donovan vote edge for mayor nomination
The debate centers on a near even split in support for Donovan and anti-Donovan factions. Fitzgerald plans a nomination bid once misrepresentation ends and the Finance Commission becomes inactive, allowing voters to choose a chief magistrate based on record and platform.
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City primary fairness and ward committee control debate
The piece argues that city primary results are biased with Fitz gerald and Donovan vying for ward committee influence. It notes Donovan actively builds support while Fitzgerald focuses on other duties and mayoral bid. It warns against party bosses influencing nominations and stresses ward committees should elect, not select, candidates.
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Largest Cotton Mill in South Now on Full Time
PNION S C Nov 20 The Pao Buffalo cotton mills claim to operate more spindles and looms than any other textile company in the South with three plants running at full capacity. The operation uses 17 000 spindles and looms that were idle in summer. The mills employ 2000 people.
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Boston Courthouse Expansion Award Decision Meeting
A 10 am conference with Governor Guild Chief Justice Aiken and Mayor Hibbard will decide if Connors Bros Construction can begin the courthouse expansion. Awarded at 624000 as the second lowest bidder, the project adds 13 courtrooms 19 jury rooms six hearing rooms four opinion rooms nine waiting rooms and doubles the deeds registry. The three year construction period depends on final approval by the trio per statute.
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Germany Adds to Sea Power
Berlin November 20 The Reichstag debate reveals next year naval estimates reach 100,117,803 dollars, up 15,256,000 from 1907. For new construction and armaments 54,750,000 dollars are allotted, up 12,000,000 from 1907. Two and a half million dollars will be spent on submarines.
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Plans To Build Battlefleet And Naval Vessels
The article outlines plans to build three battleships one large cruiser two small cruisers six torpedo boats and one torpedo experiment vessel. It also lists interior department bids including 250000 for widening Kiel Canal 100000 for Brussels Exposition 50000 for typhoid fever studies and 25000 for tuberculosis research.
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Woman Survives 40 Foot Fall At Wholesale House
Delia Quigley aged 39 narrowly escaped fatal injury when she fell from the fourth floor at a wholesale house on Blackstone Street. An elevator cable snapped her fall, catching her before she hit the ground and she sustained three fractured ribs.
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Oather
Harvard Philosopher Questions Football Morals
Professor Josiah Royce of Harvard philosophy asks in the Harvard Illustrated Magazine football issue whether the sport serves moral education. He argues the prevalent outcome is not favorable to youth and that the game fails to train loyalty when it leads to seeing others hurt.
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Indictment Against N Y Central Dismissed
The New York Central Railroad Company manslaughter in the second degree indictment stemming from the Brewsters Express wreck at 204th Street in February 1907 was dismissed today on the district attorney’s recommendation.
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Jerome
Big Mass Meeting Ends Mission Drive in Symphony Hall
The laymen's missionary campaign in the city concludes tomorrow night at Symphony Hall with a ticketed men only service. Five denominations Baptist Congregationalist Episcopal Methodist and Presbyterian share the effort and tickets have been distributed to ensure broad representation. National Christian pledges aim to raise 2 600 000 more for mission work next year, swelling the city's total. Missionary attendees from foreign fields will participate as city churches align their Friday prayer meetings to support the effort.
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Boston
French Cruiser Conde Runs Aground Off Corsica
The French cruiser Conde ran on the rocks near Ajaccio during a heavy storm. The ship's position is critical but there were no casualties.
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