Bible Class Parade in Greater Boston Draws 6000
Preparations underway for a monster Bible class demonstration on Oct 15 with a 6000-man parade and class meeting at the American ball grounds. The route starts at Boston Common at 3 PM, with 20 divisions led by Malden men and Chief Marshal Albert Carr, followed by speeches from Gov Foss, W N Hartshorn, Fred A Weles, and others.
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Greater Boston
Boston Com
Malden
Albert &. Carr
Foss
W. N. Hartshorn
International Sunday School Association
Fred A. Weles
Chicago
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Promeo
Greater
Bos
Radcliffe Grad Wins Craig Prize In Dramatic Composition
Announcement at Harvard states Radcliffe student Elizabeth Althorp McFadden won the $250 Craig prize for a four act drama. McFadden, LL. D., resides in Cincinnati and is in Radcliffe English studies. James Gordon Bennett prize of $40 went to Charles Sager Collier of Kinderhook New York for an essay titled Law of Population.
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Harvard
Radcliffe
Elizabeth Althorp McFadden
McFadden
Cincinnati
James Gordon Bennett
Charles Sager Collier
Kinderhook
N. Y
Essex C T A Parade Today in Lynn
The Essex County Catholic Total Abstinence Union societies will hold their annual parade in Lynn after a 9 am requiem mass. The 2 pm street march goes through major city streets with entrants from Salem Beverly Haverhill and other towns. A Lynn luncheon follows and Mayor Connery will review the marchers at City Hall before an evening ball.
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Essex County Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Lynn
Salem
Beverly
Haverhill
Boston
St. Mary's
the Sacred Heart
Father Mathew Societies
City Hall
Connery
Plans for Merger of Calumet & Hecla Abandoned
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company directors announced plans for a merger with the C and H line would be abandoned. The news sparked strong buying in Lake Superior copper stocks, with most issues rising quickly and maintaining gains through the close of trading.
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Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Lake Superior
Stock Exchange
Mine stock consolidation saga tests Michigan courts
Stockholders of Ahmeek Osceola Laurium and related firms move toward consolidation while multiple suits challenge legality. Courts deny some injunctions but grant temporary relief, and Laurium votes to adjourn as litigation continues into November 1911. Directors authorize proxies to oppose consolidation and wind up current litigation.
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Laurium Company
Laurium
Swan
Hyams
Judge Streeter
Denton- Chadbourne
Turner
Judge West
Judge Swan
Messrs. Shaw
Agassiz
Flagg
Ten Thousand Dead in Cheng Tu Siege
American Methodist missionaries in Cheng Tu report 10 000 dead in the siege between insurgents and government troops. About 2 000 soldiers perished, the rest rebels, with 10 000 rebels holding cities southwest of Cheng Tu. Many natives made homeless and some suicides noted. relief funds appealed from America.
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Pekin
Cheng-Tu
Sze-Chuen
Cheng- Tu
America
Bellew Negotiates Rent at Dapplemere in Arcadian Tone
American Bellew volunteers to work for Anthea at four pounds a week for lodging and meals at Dapplemere. Anthea, mistress of the house, weighs the offer as the August afternoon mood turns Arcadian and plans begin for Porges and the new arrival.
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Georgy
Bellew
Anthea
Porges
Dapplemere
Anthea Devine
George Bellew
Arcadia
Destruction by Mice with Rough on Rats Exterminator
An advertisement details preparing Rough on Rats with butter on bread to control mice roaches rats bedbugs and other vermin in homes and barns. It claims 25 cent boxes expel thousands of rodents within one to three years and provides mixing ratios and placement tips.
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E. S. Wells
Jersey City
N. J
President Accepts Officer Resignation in Martial Case
Washington Oct 6 The President accepted Captain Frank A Cook's resignation following his court martial in San Francisco for conduct unbecoming an officer. The War Department announced no public findings. Cook, a Rhode Island native, was shot last spring by a watchman after a quarrel on a San Francisco wharf.
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Washington
Frank A. Cook
San Francisco
War Department
Cook
Rhode Island
Convicted Tongue Lashers Roil Newport Neighborhood
Mrs. Sarah Thompson was convicted in the Rhode Island Superior Court for being a common railer and brawler. Neighbors signed a petition seeking her removal after a wave of alleged verbal terror. Witnesses described fearsome tongue lashings affecting residents, suitors, and local workers.
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Mrs. Thompson
Matter
Catherine Curley
Patrick Curley
Thompson
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George H. Carter
Alan A. Stockdale
George W. Penniman
Hamilton Woodsum
W. M. Tufts
Albert EB. Carr
Charles L. Page
Clarence A. Vincent
CRAIG
Essex C. T. A
New York
Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
Union St
Ahmeek
Allouez
Osceola
Centennial
Seneca
Tamarack
la Salle
Superior
Calumet
Hecla
Godfrey M. Hyams
Osceola Company
United States
Circuit Court of
Michigan
Ingham County
Charles M. Turner
Frederick
Streeter
Denton-Chadbourne
Supreme Court of Michigan
John F. Jackson
Ahmeek Company
United States Circuit
Dodd, Mead & Co
Sunday Post Magasine
New England
Gabe
Wilson Bros
Bedlay Ha
Jewellers
Newport
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
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