Dedication of Wanderer Gospel Yacht by Frank W Sandford
The gospel yacht Wanderer, used in missionary work along the Maine coast, will be dedicated to God and placed in Frank W Sandford's name this morning at 11. The yacht, tied off the New York New Haven Hartford docks in Boston Harbor, arrived from Bath, Maine after repairs. Sandford, pastor of Shiloh Maine, leads a church convention in Corinthian Hall and plans to operate a Bible school from a Massachusetts Avenue property later titled to a new University of Truth entity.
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Frank W. Sandford
Shiloh
God
New_York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
South Boston
Bath
Church of the Living God
Corinthian Hall
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Wanderer
Sandford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elim
Living Church of God
University
Auburn
God Almighty
Wagner Statue Unveiled in Berlin by Prince Eitel
In Berlin an amphitheatre in the Thiergarten hosted the unveiling of Eberlein's Wagner memorial depicting the composer in an armchair with sculptured opera scenes. Six bands and 600 male choristers performed Die Meistersinger. Prince Eitel Friedrich announced the moment, while Harvard’s Professor John Knowles Paine met him as a foreign delegate and noted Harvard's 5000 students.
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United States
Low Speaks in Chicago at City Centenary Banquet
Mayor Seth Low of New York urged Chicago to provide play, work, and study opportunities for children amid urban growth. He praised cities as university hosts and stressed that cities must give back to the nation, serving the world with warmth and light. The event closed the centennial celebration with visiting mayors, actor Joseph Jefferson, and an expected Sir Thomas Lipton.
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Seth Low
New York
United States
Ufe
Mr. Low
Joseph Jefferson
Thomas Lipton
Lenox Academy Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary
Lenox Academy marked a century with a Town Hall address by ex State Senator Thomas Post, trustees chair. Dinner followed and toasts by Dr. Matthew Buckham of UVM, Dr. Henry Hopkins of Williams College, Dr. Fritz Baldwin of East Orange, and Marshall Wilcock, Robert W. Adams, and George H. Tucker of Pittsfield. About 100 graduates and educators attended.
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Lenox Academy
Henry G. Shaw
Josh Billings
Mark Hopkins
Williams College
Henry M. Field
The
Congregationalist
Town Hall
Thomas Post
Matthew Buckham
University of Vermont
Henry Hopkins
Fritz Baldwin
East Orange
N. J
Marshall Wilcock
Robert W. Adams
George H. Tucker
Pittsfield
Hunters Licenses Poised to Cut Maine Deer Tours
Bangor report quotes a Moosehead region guide doubting the new Maine license law. He fears fewer hunters will visit, and says some locals already worry that the law will drive away outfitters. He notes a shift of deer hunting plans to October and August with license barriers.
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Bangor
Maine
Moosehead
South End Pawn Shop Looted After Church Attendance
Thieves breached the rear door of Morris Moseson’s pawnshop at 16 Pleasant Street while he attended church on Union Park Street. About 500 in jewelry was taken including 25 pawn tickets from New York loan offices, 14 watches, 28 rings with diamonds, several gold earrings, and gold pins.
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Moseson
Pleasant Street
Union Park Street
New York
Brockton Fair Sets Attendance Record At 63000
Brockton records a new attendance peak of 63 000 at the fair surpassing 1899 Thursday’s 60 000. Balloon ascensions entertain. Class 12A for the Baker cup features a 250 prize for best gig horse. A C Burrages John J wins, Hildred second. Middlesex Hunt Club wins hunt team class.
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Brockton Fair
Charles F. Baker
Boston
Brockton Fair and Horse Show Association
A. C. Burrages
John J
Ed Jordan
Hildred
Middlesex Hunt Club
South Lincoln
Cameron Run
Alexandria County
Deer Released After Chelsea Capture in Middlesex Woods
A young buck captured in Chelsea at 5:30 AM after an hour chase through Chelsea streets was restrained in a stable. State game wardens bound its feet, loaded it into a wagon, and released it in the Middlesex Fells woods.
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Middlesex Fells
Chelsea
George Carter
A. A. Cootes
Banquet Honors Edward P. Barry on Return from Europe
About 200 friends gathered in Gray's Hall South Boston for a reception banquet honoring Edward P. Barry after his European trip. Notable figures attended with Henry S. Naphen standing in as toastmaster due to William S. McNary’s illness. a diamond ring was presented to Barry.
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Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Commonwealth
William S. McNary
Henry S. Naphen
James A. Gallivan
John B. Martin
Fred C. Seavey
United States District
John H. Casey
D. L. Prendergast
Thomas F. Kenney
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
John A. Sullivan
John H. Means
M. J. Sullivan
John J. Hanley
Police Division 10
Daniel V. McIsaac
Fred S. Gore
Thomas E. Dwyer
Democratic State Committee
T. J. Barry
Francis J. McQueeney
James M. Lane
Joseph F. Lynch
Thomas B. Bradley
C. H. Slattery
M. W. Norris
J. Frank O’hare
John E. Baldwin
Joseph J. Norton
David L. White
Dorchester
E. J. Powers
South Boston Citizens’ Association
J. F. Connors
Dr. Duffy
John H. Toland
McNamee
W. L. Ford
Henry F. Naphen
William 8. McNary
Edward J. Powers
Alverstone Clashes Over Translation At Boundary Commission
London October 1 The Alaskan Boundary Commission session featured sharp exchanges among solicitor-general Lodge Lord Alverstone and Commissioner Turner over translation of the French word crete crest The dispute prompted a heated debate about authority and grammar Mrs John W Foster and Mrs Jacob M Dickinson later hosted tea for the commissioners
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Alaskan Boundary Commission
Lodge
Lord Alverstone
Turner
Senator Lodge
Crete
Solicitor-General
John W. Foster
Jacob M. Dickinson
Colonel McClure Loses Heavily in Superior Bubble
Oct 1 Philadelphia reports Colonel Alexander K. McClure and wife, sister of Simon Gratz, lose about 135000 in Consolidated Lake Superior stock. Mrs Cora G. McClure appears in petition for receiver Carruth in Connecticut. They own two homes, 1828 Spruce street town house and Wallingford estate. both offered for sale, mortgage of 30000 placed on the Spruce town house.
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Superior
Philadelphia
Alexander K. McClure
Simon Gratz
Consolidated Lake Superior Preferred
Cora G. McClure
Bankrupt Dwyer vows to gain another million
Edward AL Dwyer known as the millionair e marine and once the husband of a duchess was discharged from bankruptcy for the second time in four years. He says before he is 50 he will have another million or more, and will settle all debts. Liabilities totalled 874 835 dollars with assets listed as only his clothes.
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New York
Edward AL. Dwyer
Dwyer
Foxes Shot by Dover HunteR Rudolph Munz at Pine Woods
Rudolph Munz of 19 Shawmut avenue closing the first day of hunting season shoots two foxes in Dover with guide Joan Miller. The quarry weighed 20 and 2%12 pounds respectively. Munz, a liquor dealer on Shawmut avenue, hunted in the pine woods with his guide.
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Rudolph Munz
Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Munz
Dover
Pine Woods
Joan Miller
Henry L Forbes Dead At South Weymouth Home
Henry L Forbes bookkeeper and clerk for Continental Clothing House Corporation died at his South Weymouth home on Wednesday. He served with the company eight years and helped lead its growth. Survived by a widow two children and an aged father. Funeral set for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Henry L. Forbes
Continental Clothing House Corporation
South Weymouth
Sailor Rescued From Charles River After Winding Day
James Simmons a 19 year old sailor aboard the training ship Alliance fell into the Charles River near Warren Bridge last night. He was rescued by Thomas Pollard draw tender and towed to the pier then taken to Station 15 on a drunkenness charge. Simmons could not explain how he ended up in the water after a day in Boston.
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James Simmons
Alliance
Charles River
Thomas Pollard
Warren Bridge
Simmons
Symphony ticket auction closes today at Symphony Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra sells season tickets at auction today. Seventy five seats priced at 7.50 dollars each will be offered for the Saturday evening performances.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
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