Synagogues Open All Day on Day of Atonement in Boston
On the Day of Atonement every Boston synagogue held continuous services. At Temple Chanei Shalom the largest in New England Cantor Valkovich led chanting with a choir and Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg conducted devotional exercises. He lamented the modern Jew’s materialism and urged a spiritual change to restore Sabbath and synagogue significance.
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New England
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Priest in Contempt by New York Priest at Subpoena Hearing
Rev. Father D. P. O Flynn, a leading priest tied to St. Joseph's Church in Waverley Place, was jailed in General Sessions Court on contempt of court charges after failing to answer a subpoena in the Michael Gallagher bigamy case. He argued the subpoena was improper, asserting a principle and noting evidence of a prior marriage certificate. Judge Foster ordered affidavits and paroled him into his counsel's custody.
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New York
D. P. O'Flynn
St. Joseph’s Church
Waverley Place
Xth Avenue
General Sessions
Foster
Michael Gallagher
Father O'Flynn
President Diaz sends portrait to Kaiser in Germany
Berlin reports that President Diaz of Mexico sent his portrait to Emperor William. The National Zeitung notes it is the first time a republic leader has sent such a gift to the Emperor. The portrait shows Diaz wearing the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle decoration awarded to him in the past.
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Diaz
Mexico
William
National Zeitung
Postoffice fraud cases indict three in DC grand jury
Washington Oct 1 The grand jury of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia returned three indictments in the Post Office Department probe. George W Beavers and State Senator George A Green face a conspiracy to defraud charge over time clock sales. Scott Towers is accused of receiving a commission on government book typewriters. Towers was dismissed from office by order of the Postmaster General.
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Post Office Department
George W. Beavers
George A. Green
Binghamton
N. Y
Beavers
Green and Beavers
United States
Scott Towers
Towers
Merritt
Biltmore to Close After Estate Robbery Allegation
Biltmore house near Asheville will close for at least a year with many estate employees discharged. George W. Vanderbilt will depart for New York and likely sail to Europe, abandoning the mansion for an extended period. The 8500 acre estate includes the mansion costing up to 5 million dollars and totals 100000 to 125000 acres.
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Biltmore House
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Vanderbilt
New York
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Biltmore Estate
Spiritualist Funeral Planned for Walter Price in St Louis
Walter Price a 23 year old electrician, who died last week in Mansfield Mass from morphine overdose, will receive a spiritualist funeral Tuesday. His mother, a noted medium, says she has spoken with him. Price lived in St Louis before joining the navy, deserted about 13 months ago, and had a wife and baby he had never seen.
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Balfour Opens Tariff Reform Tour in England
Premier Balfour strongly signals protectionist shift in a sweeping tariff reform talk at the Artillery Drill Hall and a crowded Albert Hall. He argues free trade is a hollow name, Cobden never foresaw modern trusts, and warns of a wall of tariffs limiting Britain and its colonies. He vows to lead the party and seeks freedom to negotiate while opposing heavy food taxes.
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Envoy Called Back From Philippines Land Sale Talks
Rome ends negotiations on Friars lands in the Philippines as Mer Guidi is recalled. Rome believes the mission failed over price disputes with religious orders claiming higher sums. A rumor links a Vatican envoy to the St Louis exposition and future Philippine talks.
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Philippine Islands
Vatican
United States
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Mer. Guidi
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Philippines
Pope Blesses Americans in Private Audience
In Rome on October 1 the Pope received Bishop Henry Gabriels of Ogdensburg New York in a private audience and spoke warmly of Americans praising their sturdy piety and sending them his blessing.
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Henry Gabriels
Ogdensburg
N. Y
America
China Will Yield Nothing on Manchuria Evacuation
Washington Oct 1 The State Department was informed that Prince Ching will not consent to any terms from Russia delaying the Manchuria evacuation if they threaten Chinese sovereignty or rights of other nations. China insists Russia must honor its pledge to move out by Oct 3 without new demands.
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State Department
Prince Ching
Russia
Manchuria
China
Youngest Woman Lawyer in State Will Practise Law With Husband
Miss Ethel Twycross of 86 Elm Street Somerville is described as the youngest woman attorney in the state and will practice law jointly with her husband, marking a notable step in local legal history.
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Ethel Twycross
Elm Street
Somerville
Mrs E D Foster Weds In Massachusetts Practice To Begin
Mrs Ethel Twycross Foster, who was admitted to the bar last August, becomes Mrs. E. D. Foster and will practice law with her husband in Massachusetts. The marriage to Ernest D. Foster occurred last evening and marks a new chapter in the couple’s professional lives.
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E. D. Foster
Ethel Twycross
Geis Warrant for Gartland in Senate Candidate Case
A Geis warrant issued against John J. Gartland Jr on a charge of printing a circular to injure Ward 17 candidate John J Mansfield. Witnesses testified about unauthorized use of names on the circulars. Court considered continuance as Mansfield had sought a separate forgery warrant. Judge Sullivan scheduled a Monday hearing.
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Mansfield
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Gartland
Thomas A. Sheehan
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Charles Farrencott
Henry J. Aldler
Edward Fitzgerald
James M. Curley
John A. Kelcher
Creed
Moran
Sullivan
Boston Lawyers Foster and Foster Tie Quiet Marriage
The Rev W B Eddy of the Universalist Church North Cambridge joined the couple at the bride's home. The quiet wedding was due to illness in the family. They will practice law at 701-702 Beacon Building Boston as Foster and Foster. Mrs Foster earned LL B cum laude from Boston University Law School last June and was admitted to the bar last August. Mr Foster was admitted to the bar in 1901. Both graduated from Somerville English High School in 1899. Mrs Foster studied at the New England Conservatory of Music for two years before law school.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Law School
Atonement Day Observance at Concord Reformatory
Messrs P Castleman James P Oppenheim and I D Robbins of the Boston Educational Union visited the Massachusetts Reformatory at Concord to address Hebrew faith boys on Atonement Day. They spoke on moral life science and education as the day ended with fasting prayers choir and a sunset supper.
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James P. Oppenheim
I. D. Robbins
Boston Educational Union
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Mr. Oppenheim
Mr. Castleman
Mr. Robbins
Harvard
Reformatory
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