Revered Clashes and Ceremonies Mark Boston Churches
In Tremont Temple the Rev. Donald D. MacLaurin preached on The surrendered Life amid questions about a possible pastorate. Deacons refused to discuss his candidacy while others noted his strong pulpit impact. At St John’s East Boston a consecration service led by Bishop Lawrence drew a crowded morning, with Dean Hodges preaching in the evening. General Ballington Booth spoke at Volunteers of America anniversary in Tremont Temple.
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Donald D. MacLaurin
D. D
Rochester
N. Y
Tremont Temple
O. M. Wentworth
St. John's Episcopal Church
Lexington Street
Boston
William Lawrence
D. W. Roberts
George S. Fiske
Lawrence
Dean Hodges
Harvard Theological School
General Ballington Booth
Anniversary of Volunteers of America
Dr Edward Everett Hale Sermon in East Boston
The Church of Our Father in East Boston hosted Dr Edward Everett Hale who preached that Christianity unites all races, urges mutual protection among neighbors, and seeks God’s will on earth as in heaven. He spoke on unity, the one blood of mankind, and intimate study of right through faith.
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God
Edward Everett Hale
Church of Our Father
East
Boston
Reverend Sinclair Opens Brookline Church Pastorate
The Rev Dr John Sinclair began duties as Brookline Presbyterian Church pastor yesterday to a crowded service. He arrived from St Paul Minnesota where he led First Presbyterian for six years and preached on Psalms 42 2. After services he greeted many parishioners. The Rev Mr Bustard of Dudley Street Baptist Church spoke on Hell and separation from God describing Hell as a necessity in a moral universe and noting two places Heaven or Hell depend on inner condition. He criticized spiritual jumpers and affirmed orthodox ministers. He praised those who forsake all for Jesus and foreign mission work ahead of time.
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John Sinclair
Brookline -Presbyterian Church
Sinclair
Brookline
St. Paul, Minn
First Presbyterian Church
Hell
Jesus
God
Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Rev
Death penalty discussed by Rev Crane on Van Wormer murders
The Reverend Charles A. Crane at People's Temple argues life imprisonment is not a substitute for the death penalty for murder. He criticizes governors and pardon boards as weak and urges capital punishment as just, noting some states have reinstated it for murderers.
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Boards of Pardon
Charles A. Crane
People's Temple
van Wormer Boys
Scotch Presbyterian Church Marks 16th Anniversary
The Scotch Presbyterian Church on Warrenton street celebrated its 16th founding anniversary and the pastorate of Rev. Samuel C. Gunn who has served since formation. The Gaelic spoken choir led morning worship and the Gaelic sermon followed by an afternoon with speakers including Rev. H. A. Manchester East Boston Rev. J. J. Dunlop Roxbury Rev. J. L. Langton Watertown and Rev. A. D. MacKinnon St An drews congratulating pastor and congregation.
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Scotch Presbyterian Church
Warrenton Street
Samuel C. Gunn
H. A. Manchester
H. A. Manchester of East Boston, the Rev. J. J. Dunlop of Roxbury
J. L. Langton
Watertown
A. D. MacKinnon
St. Andrew’'s
Riot Disrupts Syrian Church Session in Edinboro Street
Police contained a clash at the Syrian Church on Edinboro Street as factions supporting Rev. George M. Atlas and Abraham Maloof confronted each other during Maloof’s first appearance as pastor. Hundreds crowded the small hall amid threats and calls for a new church. Atlas allies include Syrian editor A A Zraick who recently survived an assassination attempt.
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Chinatown
Edinboro Street
George M. Atlas
Abraham Maloof
Massachusetts Congregational Home Missionary Society
Atlas
Maloof
Lagrange Street
Cain
Joshua Coitt
Congregational Society
A. A. Zraick
Knives Threaten Man Before Patrolman Intervenes
Patrolman J E Nickerson of Division 1 saved Carmine Romaso from a mob in front of his home on Salutation Street. Romaso, 27, had just attacked Nicola Capota with a stone, and Capota was taken to the Relief station with a scalp wound.
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Division 1
Carmine Romaso
Salutation Street
Nickerson
Romaso
Nicola Capota
Storm at sea claims life as ships struggle home
A north Atlantic storm disrupts shipping with only four liners reaching port. The Jefferson of Old Dominion line is battered, causing passenger Rev. E. B. Hawley to die and lookout Richard McLane to be seriously injured. The City of Worcester anchors after a broken walking beam pin delays its approach to the North River dock.
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North Atlantic
Monterey
Ward Line
Jefferson
Old Dominion
Richard McLane
E. B. Hawley
City of
North River
Powder hulks and new ships rumble through harbor economy
The American Storage & Delivery Company converts the schooner Georgie Kerry into a powder hulk after buying it for 4000 dollars. A naphtha express boat joins the fleet, while seven fresh fish loads arrive and the Emelia Enos seeks Provincetown. Shipyard owner William Rogers sells Bath yard to H A Dean, planning stock naval growth. A D Story receives Arbuckle hull order for a passenger steamer. The coal ship W F Babcock sails from Baltimore for San Francisco, making a near record 36 hours loading and grounding near Fort Carroll before rescue.
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American Storage & Delivery Company
Georgie Kerry
Rockland
New Haven
City
Yakima
Thatia
Maggie Sullivan
Dawson City
Julia Costa
Mattie Brundage
Philomena Manter
Emelia Enos
Provincetown
Bath
William Rogers
Congress
H. A. Dean
Staples Coal Company
Taunton
Mass
Rogers
A. D. Story
Essex
John Arbuckle
New York
Str
Shipping News Mini Almanac for October 12
Sun rises 5 52 a m sets 5 09 p m day length 11 17 high water 3 a m 8 15 p m moon rises 9 53 p m Arrived steamers Prince Arthur Kinney Yar mouth N 8 with merchandise passengers to J F Masters James 8 Whitney Grove New York with merchandise to H M Whitney Sailed wind northeast gale steamers Halifax for Halifax N 58 wiesbury C B and Charlottetown P E 1 Bs Yarmouth N 8 City of Gloucester left Central wharf for Gloucester but returned due to rough sea
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Kinney
Yarmouth
J. F. Masters
James
Whitney Grove
New York
H. M. Whitney
Halifax
Wiesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
P. BE
City of Gloucester
Central Wharf
Gloucester
Last North Adams Excursion Saturday October 17
The Boston and Maine railroad offers a last excursion of the season to North Adams and the Hoosac Mountains on Saturday October 17. Round trip fare is $2 with a special outbound train from Boston stopping at Waltham Ayer and Fitchburg. Tickets returnable on special trains December 18 or 19 and available at Boston city ticket office and Union station.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Hmoosac Mountains
E Mountains
Boston
Waltham, Ayer
Fitchburg
Boston City
Washington Street
Milk Street
Union Station
Wrecks and Debris Mount After Norfolk Gale Toll
A northeast gale along the Virginia coast leaves miles of wreckage after storms. Barges Ocean Belle and Georgia lie near Virginia Beach and the three masted schooner Nelile F Hornett shows debris at Dam Neck. Captain George E Evans of the Georgia washed ashore and three heroic survivors are reported.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Ocean Belle
Georgia
Virginia Beach
Dam Neck
Nelile F. Hornett
George E. Fvans
Bowler Leagues Open Strong Amid Busy Season Start
The bowling season kicks into gear as six leagues begin with City League leading in teams and history. Fourteen teams start the Boston Bowling Association schedule, finishing April 13, while business leagues lag behind. Newcomers Somerset and Old Colony join the City League lineup.
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Chauncy
Hub
City Hall
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Sudbury
Somerset
Boylston
Jefferson
Carruth
McCarthy
Old Colony
St. James
Murray & Irwin
City League
Boston Bowling Association
Boston Building Trades Council Action and New Committees
The Boston Building Trades Council approved supporting the Boston Horseshoers Union against employers removing the horseshoers label. Thomas J. Riley elected financial secretary succeeding J. F. O'Neil. The council also backed the Woodworkers' Union label and approved the John P. Squire firemen plant appeal. Committees named include Municipal, Legislative, Finance, Credentials, and Organizing with members such as William F. McCarthy, John Brophy, T. J. Riley, John T. Cashman, and Cornelius Shea.
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Boston Building Trades Council
Boston Horseshoers’ Union
Horseshoers
Thomas J. Riley
J. F. O'Neil
John P. Squire
William H. Fitzgerald
William F. McCarthy
John Brophy
H. T. L. Pratt
E. Mallory
J. O'Neil
John T. Cashman
Cornelius Shea
James A. Duffy
William H. Taylor
W. M. Sweeney
T. J. Riley
J. Frank Carr
George Comerford
J. A. Kenney
Fred J. Kneeland
Joseph H. Post
James H. Rehill
John Carr
W. H. McCarthy
J. Healey
J. McLoughlin
William H. McCarthy
H. M. Sweeney
Frank A. Faulkner
J. H. Rehill
William M. Taylor
New Teamsters Union Forms at Roughan Hall
Roughan Hall saw the permanent formation of the Teamsters Union and 650 applicants pledged membership while 28 applications were received. The Coal Teamsters Union 21 donated $100 to the family of William Keefe of Allston.
Mrs Lane Recites at Philo Celtic Society Session
The Philo Celtic Society at 6 Whitmore Street held a school meeting with Mulroy supervising grammar and writing, Shaw guiding the middle class, and O Shea teaching juniors. Mrs Lane presented an Irish version of O Donnel Abu and, with Hastings and Devlin, performed God Save Ireland in Irish. The school will resume at 2 30 with penmanship lessons.
Miss Gertrude Regan Weds James H Regan At City Hospital
County of the Boston City Hospital witnessed the marriage last night of Miss Gertrude Regan to James H Regan. Miss Agatha McCormick served as bridesmaid and James A Groff acted as best man.
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Gertrude
Boston City Hospital
James H. Regan
Agatha McCormick
James A. Groff
Plan to Increase Choral Union Membership in Boston
Director Samuel W. Cole of the People's Choral Union says Boston aims to grow from 800 to 1800 members within a year and raise a substantial sum, though not equal to New York's $250,000. The plan includes circulars to engage church pastors and broaden support.
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People’s Choral Union
New York City
Union
Samuel W. Cole
Jordan Hall
New
People's Choral Union
New England Conservatory
Brookline
Dedham
Sligo Social Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Sligo Social Club met at G A R Hall 616 Washington last evening and admitted several new members. A committee was formed to arrange an Irish language fund entertainment. PP K O Lally spoke on the Irish question and the land bill and defended Irish soldiers in British ranks amid criticism of Senator Hoar.
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G. A. R. Hall
Washington Street
Ireland
Senator Hoar
Connaught Rangers
O'Lally
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