Bishop to lay corner stone at Holy Redeemer Chestnut Hill
The corner stone of the Church of the Holy Redeemer Chestnut Hill will be laid this afternoon by Bishop Lawrence. An Episco pal diocese gathering will attend. Architect Henry Vaughan designed the 20th century English Gothic church built with local stone at a cost around 30,220 dollars and planned with a tower, small chapel, and parish house.
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Henry Vaughan
Groton
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Larkin and the future of Home Rule in Britain
London observers hail Jim Larkin as a pivotal force shaping British politics and the Irish question. He energizes labor with forceful rhetoric at the Albert Hall and sparks a shift in Liberal and Unionist views on Home Rule.
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Student duelist dies from wounds in Munich
Max Synderhaus a Veterinary Institute student died from blood poisoning after injuries from a student duel. He passed away in Munich with authorities noting the fatal outcome stemmed from the fight at the institute.
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Munich
Max Synderhaus
Veterinary Institute
Pick Home for Irene
Mrs. Rose Potter of Roxbury said she will select a suitable home for her 11 month old daughter Irene from 150 applicants by Tuesday evening. She relinquishes all claims to the child to a family providing a good home, with the Brookline home reportedly in consideration.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury
Irene
Potter
Woman Considers New Home Offer for Baby
A Boston woman, who had favored a broker to place her child, received a second attractive offer yesterday. She said it would take until Tuesday to decide on her final choice for the baby's home.
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Boston
Fusion campaign cost for Mitchel totals 129 519
New York report shows the total cost of the Citizens' Municipal Committee Fusion campaign that elected John Purroy Mitchel as mayor was 129 519 dollars. Charles L. Bernheimer, treasurer, released the figures tonight.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Charles L. Bernheimer
Citizens’ Municipal Committee
Portrait to Be Presented to Town of Revere
Henry Berthrong a former commander of the Francis Guild Post 36 G A R of Arlington is making a crayon portrait of Albert H Kimball who served as town clerk in Revere and will present the portrait to the town in recognition of his years of service.
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Henry Berthrong
Francis Guild
Arlington
Albert H. Kimball
Revere
Kimball
Affinity Earle May Land Here Aboard Marquette
The Red Star liner Marquette arrives from Antwerp with 42 cabin passengers and Ferdinand Pinney Earle aboard with his son and Miss Charlotte Herman of Rutherford New Jersey. Immigration at Long Wharf says arrest warrants must be issued by federal court to stop Earle. If unattainable, Earle may depart with his son amid allegations of kidnapping and pursuit by Mrs Fischbacher of Paris and US attorneys.
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Charlotte Herman
Rutherford
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Earle
Federal Court
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Marie Emilie Fischbacher
Paris
Fischbacher
Antwerp
Pas
New York
Henry Wellington Wack
Woods
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Miss Herman
Unclear arrival status delays warrant request for Earle
The Vague report notes uncertainty over Earle's arrival by Boston Island and says a new warrant is being sought from the United States District Court but nothing definite can be known at this time.
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Earle Uphia
Boston Island
United States
Funeral for John H Marble Held in Washington
Funeral services for John H Marble, 43, later Interstate Commerce Commission member, were held at All Sculry Church with government officials in attendance. The body was cremated.
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John H. Marble
Washington
nWov
John
Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wes
Ail Scul Ry Church
Trolley Held Up by Bear in Wisconsin and Michigan Line
A big black bear forced John Danielson a notorman to stop a traction car on the electric line between Electric Park Arcadian Michigan and Marinette Wisconsin. The bear approached the car and stood on its haunches on the track. Danielson feared derailing by driving over the animal.
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Wis
John Danielson
Notorman
Electric Park Arcadian
Mich
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