Crapsey resigns from ministry over church heresy ruling
The Rev Algernon S Crapsey resigned from the ministry in Rochester New York after his doctrines were branded heresy by the church's highest court. He told Bishop William D Walker that many clergymen and laypeople share his views and urged them to stand firm and speak boldly.
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Rochester
N. Y
Algernon S. Crapbiy
Protestant Episcopal Church
William D. Walker
New York
Crapsey
Million Asked Of Brethren In Boston Appeal
Bishop William F Nichols of California and other Episcopal leaders led a Boston service urging aid for California churches damaged by disaster. Silver plates at Copley Square showed generous gifts though totals were not yet counted. The appeal stressed immediate help to rebuild and repay the donors in time.
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William F. Nichols
California
Mann
Trinity
San Francisco
William IF. Nichols
Boston
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Episcopal Church
Sears
N. E. W. Gallway
St. Matthews
San Mateo
St. Paul’s
Edward Parsons
St. Mark's
Berkley
Cal
Emmanuel Church
Charles II. Lathrop
Advent
van Allen
Bishop Brooks
Pacific
Killing of Dog Wipes Stockbridge Tax Roll
In Stockbridge Massachusetts the town loses Mrs Oscar Tasigi personal tax of 2400 dollars yearly after her Airedale Mack is ordered shot by Selectman Aymar. Tasigi accused officials of stupidity and plans to move residence to keep the tax benefit. The incident may spark a spring town meeting debate as other large taxpayers protest loss of the revenue. The dog was shot after being deemed mad though Tasigi proved otherwise.
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Pittsfield
Selectmen
Mack
Stockbridge
Oscar Tasigi
Aymar
Runaway Brooklyn Trolley Injures Twenty, One Killed
A trolley car bound from the Williamsburg bridge to East New York ran away after its controller box exploded. The car sparked and sped along, jumping the rails after a dozen blocks, with twenty injured and one man fatally struck. The motorman suffered severe burns as others leaped to safety.
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New York
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Bridge
East New York
Algesiras Torpedo Schoolship Destroyed by Fire
The torpedo schoolship Algesiras stationed in Toulon harbor was fully destroyed by fire. About 500 men were aboard. three were lost, the rest saved by boats as alarms spread through the city. Fire signals and cannon announced the tragedy and crowds rushed to docks and cafes.
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Toulon
France
Algesiras
Algesira
Moran in Washington Ready to Claim Bride
In Washington DC a close associate of Martha Worthingtons family says John B Moran is in town to wed Miss Worthington soon. Rumors tie Moran to a Boston finish after his gubernatorial bid and note intimate friends plan to witness the ceremony.
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Moran
Washington
Washington, D. C
John B. Moran
Martha Worthington
Mr. Moran
Massachusetts
Boston
Timothy W. Coakley
Joseph Dennison
New York
Miss Worthington
Betle
Worthington Sisters
Notre Dame Academy
Philadelphia
Joseph Costello
Criticism of Jesus origins and virgin birth by Dr. Crapsey
In a letter Dr Crapsey rejects the notion that Jesus was born without a human father and argues that ascension and virgin birth do not imply a physical ascent or God sending a fleshly body into space. He cautions against literal readings and emphasizes historical interpretation.
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Crapsey
Jesus
Heaven
Holy Ghost
Virgin Mary
Rabid-feeling waiter rampages at hotel cafe
William Nichols 28 of 7 Whitmore Street was bitten by a dog in South Cove three days earlier and, in a frenzy at the Lexington main cafe, hurled dishes and a siphon, attacked a guest, and fled before Patrolman Paul. He was taken to the station and then ordered to the city prison for observation amid fears of rabies.
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South Cove
William Nicholas
Whitmore Street
Joseph Goldman
Paul
Station 4
Ex Clinton treasurer Harrity arrested for alleged tax fund theft
Joseph E. Harrity formerly Clinton town treasurer in 1898, now of Lynn, was arrested on larceny charges for $77.79 from Samuel Anderson of Peterboro. Anderson had paid taxes by check on Sept. 6 and Harrity allegedly cashed it for his own use. Harrity and his bondsmen face related suit over alleged account shortages.
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Clinton
Joseph E. Harrity
Lynn
Samuel Anderson
Peterboro
N. H
Anderson
Harrity
Irene Bentley Weds Harry B. Smith in Secret City Ceremony
Theatrical circles report the marriage of actress Irene Bentley, star of The Belle of Mayfair, to librettist Harry B. Smith. The private ceremony was held last Friday afternoon in the city and Smith left Boston yesterday.
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Irene Bentley
Mayfair
Harry B. Smith
Harvard Yale Referee Hackett Secretly Wed
Lieutenant Horatio B. Hackett wed Miss Winifred Deckham in Hammond Indiana after the Yale Princeton game. He later returned to Philadelphia with his bride where family members greeted him and learned the news. His father, long time city official, died in harness as a State Senator.
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Harvard
Yale
Hackett
Philadelphia
Horatio B. Hackett
Hammond
Ind
Winifred Deckham
Tediana
West
New Haven
Chicago
Jackett
Xtiss Deckham
McCorm
Helen “Astor
Bri
East Cumberland Street
Hackett Referee Honored In East After Harvard Yale Game
Hackett son of late State Senator Rash Hackett has been forgiven by his mother. The football world knows him as Hackett the referee and he has become a top official in the East after strong showings in two major games last week.
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Hackett
Caruso to Sing at Metropolitan Despite Rumors
New York November 25 Enrico Caruso’s voice has improved enough to perform Wednesday evening in La Boheme as Rudolfo opposite Mme Sembrich Mimi. Manager Conried denied rumors of court troubles and potential substitutions and said only routine police arrangements would be needed. The grand opera season opens tomorrow with Romeo and Juliet.
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New York
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Rudolfo
Mme. Sembrich
Mimi
Central Park
Andreas Dippel
Opera
Court of General Sessions
Gounod
Buck Deer Fight Drive Boys to Shore in Lancaster
In Lancaster on November 25 Clarence Sanderson 16 and Fred 10 encountered two buck deer fighting near Parker's Pond. A doe observed then fled as the bucks chased the boys. The older boy climbed a tree while the younger used a boat to reach shore. After half an hour the deer resumed fighting and the boys escaped.
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Lancaster
Clarence Sanderson
Fred
Parker’s Pond
Tree
Ex Governor Hunt of Naho Dies of Grippe
Frank W. Hunt former Idaho governor from 1898 to 1900 died in Goldfield on November 25 due to grippe.
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Hunt
Naho
Grippe
Goldfield
Frank W. Hunt
Idaho
Harvard President open to breaking athletic ties with Yale
Harvard President Charles Eliot said it would do the university no harm to end athletic relations with Yale or any other college. Yale players accused Harvard of dictating officials for the annual game, and tension lingered after Yale’s victory.
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Harvard
Yale
Eliot
Trarvard
Springfield
Crimson
New Haven
Post
Yale and Harvard Game Crisis Over Ticket Pressure
Yale's athletic leaders debated canceling the Harvard showdown amid selling all tickets and huge money at stake. Officials urged restraint while Yale considered inviting Princeton to replace Harvard, a move that could have shifted the battle while preserving financial interests.
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Harvard
Springfield
Yale
New Haven
Crimson
Princeton
Tiger Athletic Board
Tigers
New Jersey
Boston
Cambridge
Boston Area Weather Outlook Short and Fair
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Monday and generally cloudy with showers Tuesday, with slightly warmer temperatures. Washington dispatch notes New England forecast through Tuesday with fair Monday and a probability of showers Tuesday under fresh southwest winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Lung Kuro Promoted as Quick Cure for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Lung Kuro as the fastest remedy for coughs and colds, claiming rapid relief. The claim emphasizes speedy effect and common cold symptoms treated by the product.
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