Episcopal Prelates Gather for Triennial General Convention
In New York tonight bishops clergymen and laymen from around the world converge for the Protestant Episcopal Church triennial general convention opening tomorrow in the city for the first time in nearly a quarter century. The gathering includes 115 bishops with two expected to respond to the invitation.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Roll Call Notes Partial Absences of Deputies
A roll call reports only a few deputies absent among clerical and lay delegates. The note highlights limited attendance and potential impact on proceedings.
Clergy Convention Debates Denominational Reforms and Missionary Focus
Bishops leading home missions held sessions ahead of a church convention to discuss changing the denomination name, constitutional revisions on marriage and divorce, a new House of Deputies representation method, a separate diocese for army posts and naval reservations, clergy pension plans, and cooperative missionary work with other denominations. No final decisions were made. The dedication of the Cathedral of St John the Divine Synod Hall was moved up to the convention start.
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House of Deputies
Lemuel H. Wells
Spokane
United States
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Ely's Cream Balm offers quick relief for cold and catarrh
An old plea to try Ely's Cream Balm for clogged nostrils and head passages. A small bottle is advertised to open the nose instantly, relieve headache, and clear airways by morning. The ad emphasizes soothing, healing of swollen membranes and discharges, with a call to purchase at drug stores.
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Ely
Morgan and Cutting Donors Honored at Synod Hall Dedication
The Synod Hall was a gift of the late J Pierpont Morgan and the late W Bayard Cutting. Bishop David H Greer of New York led prayers for the repose of the donors souls during the services. Members of the Morgan and Cutting families attended.
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Synod Hall
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. Bayard Cutting
David H. Greer
New York
Morgan and Cutting
Thaw Mayor Wins At Polls In Concord Primary
In Concord New Hampshire municipal primary Mayor Charles J French wins nomination for Mayor against Edward J Gallagher while candidates Ola Anderson Daniel W Sullivan and Robert M Jordan compete. French and Gallagher both Democrats in national politics.
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Concord
N. H
Charles J. French
Harry Thaw
Edward J. Gallagher
French
Gallagher
Ola Anderson
Daniel W. Sullivan
Robert M. Jordan
JAIL WRECKED IN ROMEO RIOT ATTEMPT
In Romeo near Joliet Illinois fifty black and white residents attacked the jail to free Tula Gibson a black woman jailed for drunkenness. James Winfield led the assault and was killed when Trustee James Hansen fired. One black man died and rioters dispersed. A temporary jail was set up with guards.
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Joliet
Ill
Romeo
Tula Gibson
James Winfield
James Hansen
Winfield
Athletics Win Opening World Series Game at Polo Grounds
Connie Mack’s Athletics claim a first world series win beating the Giants on the Polo Grounds. McGraw’s deployment of Marquard and Crandall’s return spark attention as Mack’s infield components impress. broader notes cover officials, Lobert’s sprint claim, Morris fight odds, Cornell runners, and the NIEEA A A U plan for annual athletic championships.
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Athletics
Connie Mack
Giants
Polo Grounds
Johnny McGraw
Marquard
Home Run Baker Batting Position and Event Notices
The note asks about Home Run Baker batting left and throwing right. It lists a meeting of the N. rm. A. R. A. at Union Boat Club for the N. E. A. R. A. regatta arrangements, plus numerous local notices on entries for Brockton Taunton mile run, college sports events, and cross country at Worcester Academy with contact details.
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Baker
Union Boat Club
Brockton
Local gridiron slate features Medford Wellesley showdown
More than a score of football games are set on local fields this afternoon. Medford High meets Wellesley High in a key test as Wellesley rises to serious challengers. St. John's Prep hosts Lowell Textile School in Danvers for the prep eleven’s home debut. Multiple matchups, cross country plans, and roster notes fill the program as crowds look for edge of the season.
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Wellesley
Medford High
Wellesley High
Somerville
Mosher
Mansfield
Romano
Gillis
Christensen
St. John's Prep
Lowell Textile School
Danvers
Nashua High
Carroll
Brookline High
Volkmann School
Allston
Newton High
Noble & Greenough School
Newtonville
Dorchester
Fred Desmond
Beverly High
St. John’s Prep
Tufts Dental School
Tufts
Deaths and marriages listed in Roxbury Boston notices
Funeral notices and marriage notice listings from Roxbury and Boston area churches provide names ages residences and service details for dozens of individuals including Stengel Dodge Baker Burns Callahan Glavin Griffin Hand Johanson Hogan Holland Johnson Kellogg Lee Lipp Lyons Mathiasen Miagro McCarthy McGowan Guini ness Dacey Roache Seiberlich Sherman Seeley Sleeper Tappan Thayer Wright and Lane with dates October 1 3 6 7 8 9 in 1912 including priests and church parishes such as St Marys Sacred Heart St Patricks Mission Church and St Margarets with mass times and burial plans.
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Burrows
Kenderma St
Kenterma
Mass
Murry Burrows
Callahan
Roxbury
Julia Callahan
Manning
Dennis Callahan
Smith St
Cox
Boston
Thomas
Clapp &J
St. Margaret's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Cummings
Margaret
John KF. Cummings
Cashin
Seventh St
St. Augustine's Church
Dolan
Roslindale
Mary Constance
Harry
John and
Mary Sheehan
Ashland St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Douglas
Thomas Douglas
Crescent Ave
Beachmont
Theo
Winthrop Post
Chelsea
Woodlawn
Everett
Dunn
Medford
Edward Parker
Frank J
Julia A. Dunn
Maple Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Glavin
New York City
Michael J
Catherine Glavin
Cleary
John Glavin
Mt. Vernon St
Dorchester
Griffin
Jonathan
Bridget Griffin
Winthrop St
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley St
Prince Edward Island
Hand
Brookline
Charles F
Annie E. Hand
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
Brotherhood of Painters
Johanson
Carl Fredrick Johanson
Rollins St
Brooklyn
Elena Holland
Saratoga St
Johnson
West End
David R
Josephine
Allen Johnson
John P. Costello
Causeway St
St. Joseph’s
Chambers St
Kellogg
Charles Carroll Kellogg
Addington Road
Lee
Hartford
Conn
Louisa Maria Northam
William H. Lee
Lipp
Henry
Abram
Esther Lipp
Westminster Ave
Lyons
Watertown
Michael W
Elizabeth Lyons
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
General Gurney Council
R. A
Isaac B. Patten
Main St
Sacred Heart Church
North Sq
Minturn
Louisa
John Wendell Minturn
William H. Aspinwall
Tister
M’carthy
Mattapan
Mary
Daniel F
Mary EE. McCarthy
James McGowan
Richfield St
M'Gowan
Mary Mc Gowan
John B. Mulvey
Walk Hill St
St. Angela's Church
M’guinness
East Dedham
Bernard McGuinness
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Dedham
Dacey
Charlestown
Ellen
Patrick Dacey
Decatur St
St. Catherine’s Church
Roache
Julia
Richard Roache
Church of the Assumption
Seiberlich
East Cambridge
Joseph Seiberlich
Sixth St
Cambridge
Brookdale
Sherman
Hyde Park
Mary Ann
Adolphus Sherman
George JT. Sherman
Miller St
Seeley
Ridgefield
Harry Stevens Seeley
Helen G
George H
Sarah A. Seeley
Sleeper
Somerville
Flattie B
Eugene B. Sleeper
William H. Toothaker
Pearl St
Tappan
Portland
Kate Tappan
Christopher P Ae
Mary Hurd Tappan
Thayer
Mills St
Albert Thayer
First Universalist
Buena Vista St
Randolph
Wright
Waltham
Margaret IF
Qualters
Edward J. Wright
Thomas Qualters
Grove St
St. Mary's Church
National officers attend Milford State Council convention
Milford N H Oct 7 National officers of the Order of the United American Mechanics attended the annual state council convention in Milford Guests included National Councilor A J Cutting of Plainfield Conn ex National Councillor D Arthur Currier of Providence R I and others State officers were elected including Richard L Pettingill Londonderry as state councillor Lewis S Dolloff Newport as vice councillor Frank O Loring Milford as secretary and Charles I Akerman Hampton Falls as treasurer The next state convention will meet at Bradford.
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Milford
N. H
State Council
Order of the United American Mechanics
A. J. Cutting
Plainfield
William O. Stiles
Manchester
Bradford
Man’s Body Found In Chelsea River
The body of Patrick J. Keefe aged 59 of 23 Division Street Chelsea was found floating in the Chelsea River near the Meridian Street drawbridge yesterday afternoon around four by draw tender John Foley and Charles Moddy. It is believed he lost his balance and fell into the river.
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Patrick J. Keefe
Division Street
Chelsea
Chelsea River
Meridian Street
John Foley
Charles Moddy
Keefe
Up-to-the-minute World Series news by phone
The Post Sporting Department offers up-to-the-minute World Series coverage available after 2 PM by calling Fort Hill 52.
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Post Sporting Department
Fort Hill
Confessed Killer Henry Spencer to Stand Trial in Wheaton
Henry Spencer, who claimed to have killed many, is sent to Du Page county to face murder charges in the Rexroat case. Police doubt Cook County conviction and expect transfer to Wheaton. investigators test his other alleged crimes while ships and ferries report routine delays and cargoes.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
du Page County
Ill
Mildred Allison Rexroat
W.night
Spencer
Cook County
Wheaton
Rexroat
Carmen union meets to testify at wage hearing
A large audience gathers at Homestead Hall as the Boston Carmen's Union branch plans to testify before arbiters today. Organizer Fred Fay, President Matthew Higgins, and Business Agent Mathias Nesdale spoke at the meeting.
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Boston Carmen's Union
Homestead Hall
Boston
Fred Fay
Matthew Higgins
Mathias Nesdale
Union
Mackerel Trips Hit T Wharf From Italian Power Boats
Two large mackerel runs arrived at T wharf aboard Italian power boats. The No. 86 reported 14 000 tinkers and the St Joseph 6 000, selling quickly at a high price. Two groundfish vessels paused at the pier as the Foam beam trawler appears in port.
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T Wharf
St. Joseph
Shipping News Flag Updates Afloat With Arrivals and Sailings
Shipping items list arriving steamers and schooners from multiple ports including Governor Cobb Allan Yarmouth N 8 Governor Dingley Clark St John N B and others through Eastport Portland Newburyport and Baltimore and note cleared ships and sailings such as Cymric Birma Blackheath Eva feline Prince Arthur Bri Yarmouth Ontario Norfolk and more with barges, tugs, and towing operations.
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Cobb
Allan
Yarmouth
Dingley
Clark
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Nacoochee
Dizer
Savannah
Newton
Abbott
Baltimore
Suffolk
Hersey
Norfolk
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Ransom B
Wachler
Linscott
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Re- Hance
Merriam
Newburyport
Bureks
Cymric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Birma
Rotterdam
Libau
New York
Blackheath
Sydney
C. B
Eva Feline
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Prince Arthur Bri
N S
Ontario
Quantico
Philadelphia
James
Whitney
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Zenda
Boston Theatre
Mats
the Liebler Co
Joseph “Iis
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James Eeorine
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Frederick
Plymouth
Disraelity
Grand Opera
Perelli
Bowdoin Sq
Star Player Score Board
Dan Coleman
Pop- Tonight
Braham
Washington
B.F. Keith
Igby Bell and Co
Topeka
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Bill Sykes
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Lew Brice
Lillian Gonne
Smith, Cook and Brandon
TOM Kyle & CO
Williams and Segal
the Berrens
Dare Bros
PATHE
Tremont
Ziegfeld’ Follies
Hollis
Sunshine Girl
Joseph Cawthorn
Castle Sq
Charles H. Hoyt
Winter St
National Square National
Dover
Sts
Hoyt’s Minstrels
Loew's Orpheum
Waldron’s Savers
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Happy Widows
Burlesquers
Klein’s Drug Store Cor. Tremont and Boylston
Otie Crandall
McGraw
Crandall
McInnes
Collins
Barry
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Lobert
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Thorpe
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Morris
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Cornell
Ithaca
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Worcester
Worcester Academy
G. A. Messer
High School of Commerce
Fenway Grounds
South Boston High
English High
Hunting Day School
Melrose High
Arlington High
Stoneham High
Worcester Academy A. A
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Rhode Island
Guerdon N. Messer
Charles Dd. Baker
Mystic St
Burns
Patrick Burns
Clougher
Orchard St
St. Patrick’s Church
Esther
William H. Burns
Poplar St
St. Rose Church
Lane
Margaret Lane
Frank A. Duffie
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
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MSEC
Frederic J. Crosby
Warren Street
U.S
J. S. Waterman & Sos Incorporated
Washington Street
Frank
Waterman
Joseph S. Waterman
Waterman, Jr
Marconi Telegraph and Cable
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Milford, N. H
Mrs. Rexroat
Gertrude de Costa
Toam
Warren Line
Sachem
Evans
Leyland Line
Kingstonian
William Kerruish
Dartmouth
East Boston
Brewster
Newtown
Ashburnham
Ocean Line
City of
Atlanta
Witherbee
Diamond Shoals
Butler
Edward
Winslow
Wallace
Grace A. Martin
Cape Cod
Baltimore Harbor
Harding
Perez Thacher
Jacksonville
Carmen
Shipping News
Annie
Salmon River
N. S
St. Anthony
Port Greville
N. 8
Globe Loan Company
Siegel
U. S. Postal Savings
Dewey & Co., Credit Bankers
State St
Hamilton & CO. IL
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Hilds & CG. Lic
Fenee
Street
Sith
Star Finance’ CO
Washington St. L
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Tremont St
S. R. Briggs CO
State Loan CO
Court St
Cer
Cornhill
Workingmen’s” ‘Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
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Beacon St
Fowler & Co
School St
L. 7
HUB Loan CO
Tremgnt ST
Chelsea Investment CO
Rm. 2
Sudbury St
Scollay
Milk St
Marks & Avery
School St. Tel
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Post Office Department
Postal Service
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Meres
Commissioner of Fisheries
Department of Commerce
D. C
Woods Vale
Quartermaster’s
26Th St
Gray's Ferry Rd
G. Ler
Irwin
Euenee
Whitman Co
Sullivan
Amherst St
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