Religious uproar as Father Ignatius disrupts Birmingham church congress
In London on October 5, Father Ignatius, an Episcopal monk who toured the United States years ago, denounced Rev. Charles Gore as a denier of Christ and caused uproar at the Birmingham church congress. He demanded to speak, was ruled out of order, appealed to the bishop, and the disturbance subsided only after the program resumed.
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London
Ignatius
United States
Church Congress
Birmingham
Charles Gore
Gore
Father Ignatius
Christ
Worcester
Mr. Gore
Spea
Ignatius Toi
Dr Graves’s Effects Sold in Providence on Benefit Street
The late Dr Graves’s household goods were auctioned at his Benefit Street residence. Much of the property, including foreign paintings and bric a brac, was removed to Boston for Mrs Graves. The library, a yearslong collection, sold for 20.87 dollars to a bookseller, while chairs costing 6 to 10 dollars each went for 40 cents.
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Providence
Population Estimate for Brooklyn Falls Near One Million
Dr John 8 Young of the Brooklyn bureau of vital statistics announced an estimate of Brooklyn's population today. The figure is within one thousand of one million, marking a close total for the city.
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Brooklyn
John 8. Young
Brooklyn Bureau of Vital Statistics
Ecity
Ninth Regiment Boys Stage Sham Battle on the Common
The Ninth Regiment Infantry MVM held its annual drill and field day on the Common. Companies paraded from East Newton to City Hall and back to the Common, with a street skirmish and mock battle. Colonel Bogan was thrown from his horse but remained in command as ambulances aided him. The event ended with dress parades, a per-formance at the Grand Opera House, and staff dinners.
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Ninth Regiment Infantry
Armory
East Newton Street
East Newton
Washington
Congress
State
School Street
City Hall
Matthews
Beacon Street
Charles Street
Beacon
Boylston
Chase
P. F
Thorndike
Bogan
Ambulance Corps
Rossmore
A. H. Dexter
Grand Opera House
Rosedale
Colonel Bogan’s Narrow Escape on Slippery Ride
Colonel Bogan met a narrow escape yesterday when his horse slid on the asphalt wall. He freed his left foot but the animal rolled, injuring his leg and lightly wounding his right arm. He will likely wear a sling for a time as spectators cheered when he resumed duties.
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Colonel Bogan
Absence of Colonnel Bogen Overshadows Ross Dinner
A Ross dinner for non pins to their superiors was marred by the absence of Colonnel Bogen and Inspector General Chase, who was the sole speaker. Chase praised the regiment's general loyalty and grand appearance, but the event lost some luster without the expected address.
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Ross
Colonnel Bogen
Chase
Roxbury Company Delegation Meets Guard Leaders at Opera House
After signing a sympathy vote for Colonel Bogan, the company sent the document to the commander. Following dinner they went to the Grand Opera House where they were greeted by a Roxbury Horse Guards delegation in full uniform led by First Lieutenant William A. Perrins and Second Lieutenant John Perrins, Jr.
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Bogan
Grand Opera House
Roxbury
All Quiet in Auburn Auburn Me Oct 5 Injunction Halts Union Circulation
In Auburn Maine Judge Foster issued a restraining order against unions and others connected to the Ara Cushman Company, forbidding further distribution of circulars and intimidation in the shop dispute involving 118 defendants. The Manufacturers' Association sought militia aid, but Foster held off, while street crowds remained quiet and Armenian workers faced no harassment.
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Auburn
Ara Cushman Company
Supreme Court
Foster
Hach
Manufacturers’ Association
Androscoggin
Bolster
Frank McManus
Lewiston
Citizens’ Committee
Tucker
Maine Central Railroad
Forecast for Friday Weather in New England and Eastern NY
Fore cast for Friday shows fair skies in New England and Eastern New York with southeasterly winds. The period covers 5 to 8 PM with continued dry conditions expected across coastal and inland zones.
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Washington
Wriday
New England
New York
Murhy placed in burglar proof solitary cell at Cranston prison
Providence Oct 5 Spiker Murphy life prisoner in Cranston prison and part of the plot to escape when George Elwood was killed has been placed in a burglar proof solitary cell. He has been in the dungeon since the failed liberty attempt. The cell blocks tools and weapons with a thick wire screen over the door and Murphy is forbidden to see anyone or return to the workshop. Yankee Dan Sullivan’s confession says Murphy sought vitriol to fling at an officer. inmates call him a coward.
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Providenche
Dan Sullivan
Murphy
Yale Medical School Opens With Expanded Lab Capacity
New Haven on October 5 reports the Yale Medical School opened at noon under favorable circumstances. A new chemical and bacteriological laboratory nearly doubles capacity, providing new laboratories in every department. Registration runs through tomorrow with about eighty to ninety students already enrolled.
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New Haven
Yale Medical School
Imitations Cited in Claim Over Cutter Tobacco Style
A reader warns of cheap imitations and urges verification of authenticity for old J. Hu Cutter brand tobacco, noting the distinctive tine and word famous labeling to avoid fakes.
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J. HU
Panig Prices at Boys Depth Hall Bargains
Prices from month end panic sale at No 1 2 and 3 lots in the Boys Depth Hall Boston Oak Hall G W Simmons & Co offer wool suits double breast navy reefers and heavy coats with sizes 4 to 16 and ages 5 to 14 at reduced prices from 3.62 to 6.50 with quality noted and plain linings in the ad.
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Ags
Devastation in Louisiana and Gulf Coast After Strong Storm
The New Orleans dispatch reports a death toll possibly reaching 120 in the Bayou Cook area with dozens of bodies found on Grand Island and Grand Bayou. Rescue trains bring survivors to the city as officials indicate widespread loss along the southern Louisiana coast, with Bayou Cook and Chendeleur Island sustaining major damage and many missing.
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New Orleans
Grand Island Road
Bayou Cook
Grand Bayou
Picayune
Grand Isle
Cheniere
Louisiana
Terrebonne
Chentere
the Picayune
Gulf
Mississippi
Bitlox
Lttle
Big
Chandeleur Island
United States Marine Hospital
G. M. Guiteras
Charles Pelaiz
Biloxi
L. A. Duckett
McKenzie
Mobile
Seaman Muller
Amsterdam
Lazen
Ravyensdale
George B. Salmis
Rebecca Goldard
Vessels Cast Ashore At Mobile Storm Damage Soars
Storm report from Mobile lists vessels ashore at Pascagoula including Steamship Maurice Mark Phoebe and several schooners and brigs. Scranton Wasca goula and Portersville suffer extensive losses with property damage around 250000 dollars. Oyster plant of Booth Mackin Company destroyed as nearly every house in the area is damaged.
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Mobile
Ala
Pascagoula
Maurice
Mark Phoebe
Griffin
Amelia Franklin
Webb Tyler
Palos
Fair Wind
Emma
Mary
Marmier
Key West
Scranton
Wascagoula
Portersville
Booth Macking Company of
Chicago
Anhore
Windless first international yacht race ends in drift
Neptune vetoed the yacht race in New York as lack of wind doomed the event. Valkyrie led Vigilant by better handling, but both boats gave up after about 20 miles of a 30 mile course in five and a half hours. Crowds watched from steamers and launches under leaden skies as tugs and vessels filled the harbor.
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New York
Valkyrie
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Watson
Legion
Bay Ridge
Thant
Indis Ana
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