Sermon Defends Hounding of Al Adams at Warren Ave Church
Rev. Herbert Johnson delivered a bold sermon at Warren Avenue Baptist Church denying he planned missionary work in South Africa. He argued Adams deserved public hounding, depicting the New York policy figure as a deadly social foe while praising societal remedies like prison and the electric chair.
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al Adams
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
New York
South Africa
Boston
Post
Warren Avenue
Adams
Lincoln terror tale ends with arrest of Prout in attack on Ellen Connor
In Lincoln, Robert John Prout, a Cornish native, was arrested on a single count for attacking 12 year old Ellen Connor. Police planned to question nearly a dozen local women and girls who may identify him in court. Prout proclaimed innocence during a Concord Town Hall interview.
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Lincoln
Robert John Prout
Cornwall
Eng
Ellen Connor
Weston
Waltham
Prout
Connor
Nora Samarath
Julius Eveleth
Boston
Russ, Eveleth & Ingalls
Mary Hutton
James Hutton
Ruth Welch
Martin Welch
Concord
Wagner's Parsifal Illustrated at Sunday Vesper
The October vesper series opened with an illustrated stereopticon recital by Hon. John Wilder Fairbank of Boston on Wagner's Parsifal and the Holy Grail story. Miss Marian Morrison sang If I Were a Voice and I Will Tell the Wondrous Story with fine effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
John Wilder Fairbank
Boston
Irish public men praised for honesty and leadership in New England
The speaker lauds Irish born leaders in Massachusetts cities including Boston Worcester Lowell Cambridge Fall River Taunton Lawrence and others. He credits their administrations with honesty and public spirit and pledges Irish Massachusetts support for Ireland until Parliament governs itself.
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Boston
Dublin
O’brien
Collins
Worcester
O’connell
Duggan
Lowell
Donovan
Casey
Cambridge
McNamee
Daly
New England
Ireland
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
England
Subscriptions for Irish Home Rule in Boston
Boston list shows numerous donors to Irish Home Rule causes including Hon. John F. Fitzgerald with 100, Globe Newspaper Co. 500, Boston Post 500, United Irish League Roxbury 200, and branches in Dorchester Brookline South Boston and more. Totals include multiple individuals, societies, and branches contributing amounts ranging from 2 to 1,000 with a final tally implied by dozens of names and groups.
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Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Mons
Denis O'Callaghan
Globe Newspaper Co
Charles H. Taylor
E. A. Grazier
Boston Post
A. Shuman
Mark H. Crehan
John Howlett
Michael Morrison
Michael Maynes
John KE
Redmond
United Irish League
Roxbury
St. James Ladies
Vinevere
T. B. Fitzpatrick
South Boston
Coun
Denis J. Bergin
Seseeeseevevese Steee
Patrick J. Bergin
Wolf Tone
Dorchester
Seeesee Brookline
John Woods
Charles Maynes
Henry V. McLaughlin
John O’callaghan
Ti. J. Dillom
J. EB. Cotter
Leeda Eveerv
R. J. Walsh
Claremen’s Club
Matthew J. Crehan
George T. Dixon
Michael M. Cunniff
James W. Kenney
Edward W. Dixon
Patrick F. Ford
William Kirby
Daniel Sullivan
Mary Fitzgerald
Patrick McCormick
Thomas Fitzgerald
William J. McCahill
John B. O’higgins
Erry Neeee
Thomas A. Mullen
Acer Eanes
Thomas Arthur
Sueatiakae Wera Rae
Michael J. Ahern
Phen Te Ikaea Kanes
Grady
John W. Hession
Patrick O’brien
East
Mary Hughes
Woes
Norty. Co
J. Sheehan
Frank J. Boyle
Thomas F. Green
Thomas B. Moran
Malden
John F. Sullivan
Risebeetea
DF Scanng Cck Vc
Icsecicececessves
Richard J. Tobin
Cipenavesss Cow
Edward A. Tracy
Avs
Ita Cee
Thomas O. McEnaney
Robert Emmet Br
U.D.L
Rex
Bernard J. Brown
Uvaeel Seckewes
Vis
John Ford
Michael Shannon
Uateencetess Te Sun
Michael J. Maguire
Sian Gee
John A. Kelcher
Eivae
John A. Sullivan
James A. Gallivan
W. J. Logan
Andrew Frahey
James Thompson
Louisville
Thomas F
Nene
Leeibeses
Bridget Dolam
M. A. Toland
Peretk
Keen
Cornelius Buckley
Baeess Wen
Galway
James SS
Coveney
Patrick J. Nolan
Miee Richais Beek
John A. Collins
J. C. Coleman
Michael J. Jordan
James H. Boyle
John M. Minton
Cas J. McAuliffe
Sabeabauh
Patrick Smith Eise
Michael McManus
Brookline
P. J. Timmins
Thomas J. Mitchell
Henry P. Leonard
M. D
Lynn
James F. Walsh
Lawrence
C.ceeceees
Worcester
Dera Aes
Fall River
Ireland’s O Connor Returns for New Boston Visit
Mr. O Connor and wife arrived at South Station after a Washington journey to advocate for Irish interests. Boston Irish leaders welcomed him with a Cathedral mass and a tour including the John Boyle O’Reilly statue at Fenway before rest at the Lenox and a midday lunch with Michael Curran.
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Ireland
Washington
John O’callaghan
Mgr
Denis O’callaghan
P. J. Timmins
Denis O’reilly
T. J. Dillon
Michael Maynes
M. H. Crehan
P. J. Duane
M. J. Jordan
Boston Theatre
John Boyle O’reilly
Fenway
O Connor Visits Boston for Second Time
Mr. T. P. O'Connor, noted figure, attended church in Boston and took in local sights before a scheduled meeting. This visit occurs within a year of his only prior trip to the city.
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Boston
T. P. O'Connor
Fire in B N railroad car minor damage in Maplewood
Early last evening fire was found in a car in the Boston and Northern railway car shed at Maplewood. Car Cleaner John Dolan rushed the car to the street and, after hard work, extinguished the blaze. The fire was caused by a defective motor and damage was very slight.
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Boston & Northern Railway
Maplewood
John Dolan
Middlesex AOH Convention Adopts Irish History in Schools
The Middlesex county AOH biennial meeting at Institute Hall Cambridge drew about 251 delegates from 53 divisions. County President John F Donnelly presided as officers elected include Mahoney Corbishly Cooney Gavin and Davitt resolutions urged Irish history in schools and libraries and new juvenile divisions. The next convention will be in Lowell.
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Middlesex County
Institute Hall
Cambridge
John F. Donnelly
Michael Davitt
Lowell
Timothy J. Mahoney
Malden
James J. Corbishly
Waltham
James R. Cooney
Wakefield
Thomas J. Gavin
Watertown
Emerson Shoe Ad Lists Prices and Stores
An advertisement promotes the Emerson Shoe at prices of 3.50 4.00 and 5.00. It lists store locations at the corner of Washing ton and Water Streets the corner of Court and Hanover and 185 Summer Street and Dewey Square.
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Emerson
Washington and Water Sts
Cor
Court and Hanover
Summer St
Dewey Square
Reciprocity Men Plan Taft-Style Opposition to Draper Ticket
The Committee of 100 on reciprocity led by Eugene N. Foss will meet at 1 pm in the Exchange Club to decide action on the Guild and Draper ticket. Foss did not seek nomination for Lieutenant Governor and the group may back Guild while planning a tariff fight and possible independent bid if Draper leads the ticket.
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Committee of 100
Eugene N. Foss
Exchange Club
Guild
Draper
Mr. Foss
Foss
Guild and Draper
Committee On
United States
Moody
Eben F Comins Returns to Boston Reopens Fenway Studio
Eben F. Comins has returned to Boston aboard the Canopic from Italy where he spent the summer sketching. He plans to reopen his Fenway Studios studio in mid October.
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Eben F. Comins
Boston
Italy
Fenway Studios
Reciprocity meeting tilts to Guild as Draper remains unendorsed
The meeting of 100 Republicans signals support for Governor Guild and rebuffs Lieutenant-Governor Draper. Senator Crane travels to Boston for talks with reciprocity leaders while Senator Nye is cited in anti Guild circles. Democratic candidate E Gerry Brown faces lukewarm liberal tariff backing as party lines hold.
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Guild
Draper
Foss
James W. Hall
Cambridge
Committee of 100
E. Gerry Brown
Hearst
Brown
Governor Guild
William F. Draper
William A. Nye
Cape
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Wagner’s ‘“Parsifal
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Tors
Lewis Wharf
Richmond
O’connor
Henry M. Whitney
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Crane
T Tcket
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Indorse Draper
van Camp Chocolate
van Camp
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Indianapolis
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