Episcopal Convention Opens With Solemn Communion Service
The triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church opens in Trinity Church Boston with Archbishop of Canterbury present. Bishop Lawrence elected chairman of the house of bishops and Rev Dr Randolph H McKim named president of the house of deputies. Archbishop Doane preached the first sermon at the opening ceremony and the Archbishop of Canterbury was formally presented to the bishops.
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Boston
Thomas A Becket
Trinity Church
Tuttle
Canterbury
Lawrence
House of Bishops
Randolph H. McKim
Washington
House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trinity
Permons
Copley Squate
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Archbishop of Canterbury
Massachusetts
Daniel
John H. Ellison
Hyla Holden
Ottawa
William Creswell Doane
D. D
Christ
Christendom
Emmanuel Church
Doane
Hereford
Liverpool Church Congress
Phillips Academy Exeter track meet yields slow 11s 100-yard dash
Phillips Academy hosts a fall track meet at Exeter. Winners include Flynn in the mile and half mile, Whidden sweeping high and low hurdles, Bredemus claiming hammer and pole vault, Allen the football guard in shot put, with finals noting Burch and Smith in sprints and O'Brien absent. Coach Connors optimistic as training begins.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Academy
Burch
Smith
Whidden
Flynn
Bredemus
Allen
Connors
O’brien
Page
Sleeper
Hitchcock
Richmond
Morrison
Prout
Shannon
Scharff
Hersey
No Cars Running on West Boston Bridge
All Cambridge cars accustomed to use the West Boston bridge are running until repairs are completed, over Harvard bridge.
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Boston Bridge
Cambridge
West Boston Bridge
Harvard Bridge
Bitters Promised as Remedy for Sickly Women
Advertisements claim women who are sickly and nervous would find strength by using one bottle of the Bitters, asserting it would restore health and sustain weak organs. The tone urges immediate trial as the remedy they need.
Baroness von Suttner Urges Women To Halt Future Wars
The Baroness von Suttner of Austria told The Post's Young Woman that future wars must be stopped by women worldwide. She warned the Russia Japan conflict harms commerce and calls for women to influence husbands and sons to reject war. She urged mediation unlikely and urged action to make war an obsolete word through international agitation and moral leadership.
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POST
Russia
Japan
Baroness von Suttner
Austria
Touraine
Roosevelt
Grip described and cure promised by Dr Miles Nervine
A testimonial recounts severe grip with chills pains and nausea. It claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cures by strengthening nerves and destroying blood poisons, promising relief from the first day and a money back guarantee if no benefit. Mrs. Geo B Hall of Jackson Tenn endorses the remedy.
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Miles
Geo. B. Hall
Lee St
Jackson, Tenn
Son Accused by Parents of Stealing Watches
Albert F. Tarplin, 18 Mayo Street, South End, left home last evening and his parents accuse him of taking two gold hunting case watches. One watch is set with four diamonds and has a plain gold chain. the other bears four plain stones and is attached to a gold locket and chain.
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Albert F. Tarplin
Mayo Street
South End
Bold Robbery Case Unfolds As Officers Recount Loot
Police report detailing a bold burglary where an arrest led to a full confession. Officers seized four trunks and a dress suitcase filled with a rich merchant’s valuables including diamond and pearl brooches, solid gold items, silverware, lace shawls, and firearms. References from former employers were among the recovered papers. Processor reaction followed from Mr Proton after word of the arrest.
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Police
Watts
Proctor
Johnson to Be Turned Over to State Police Today
The speaker expressed astonishment at the recovered articles and trusted Johnson as honest and faithful. Johnson will be transferred to state police custody today.
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Johnson
Robbery at Jamaica Plain Residence
Last night the Jamaica Plain residence of William F. Hargrove at 7 Elliot Place was entered and $20 stolen from lodger Miss Clara McKenzie.
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William F. Hargrove
Elliot Place
Jamaica Plain
Clara McKenzie
Notable Paintings at the Big Fair
The Mechanics building hosts the department of fine arts with about 150 works never shown publicly in Boston. Highlights include F. Melville Dumond’s Thrown to the Tigers from the Paris Salon, George H. McCord’s Sunset Harbor of Dieppe and Sunset Plymouth Harbor, and Henry H. Ahl’s In Communion. The paintings compete for valuable medals amid many other noteworthy fair attractions.
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Department of Fine Arts
Boston
F. Melville Dumond
Paris
George H. McCord
Harbor of Dieppe
Plymouth Harbor
Henry H. Ahl
Christ
Removed Yesterday Irving P Dodge Moves to New Journal Building
Irving P Dodge, a noted advertising contractor, relocated to a six floor suite in the new Journal building to accommodate a growing client base. The new offices feature luxurious décor, separate bookkeeping and solicitor rooms, a private office, interconnected telephones, and up to date facilities. New staff addition W L Morgan joins to develop and attract new advertisers and manage client growth.
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Irving P. Dodge
Journal
Dodge
W. L. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
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Walter M. Lowney
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Ereer
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Opera
Church Union
Rome
Hostetter
Baroness von Sutiner
Nervine
Armour
Armour & Company
Chicago
Macaulay
Carlyle
Darwin
Gladstone
Werner
Boston Post
The
American Newspaper Association
Devonshire Street
Mass
Britannica
State
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Ipswich
Etat Ae Tea Aleke
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