Lawrence Observes Flag Day Anniversary Meeting
In Lawrence on October 12 a patriotic gathering marked the anniversary of flag day with a large turnout at the opera house. Bird S. Coler of New York, former Brooklyn president, was the principal speaker. The event was directed by Mayor Michael A. Scanlon and city officials.
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Lawrence
Industrial Workers of the World
Opera House
Bird S. Coler
New York
Borough of
Brooklyn
Michael A. Scanlon
Let Every Creed Run Its Own Schools Plan for State funded religion
Mr Coler argues public schools should include religion and be funded by the state per capita. He proposes letting each creed operate its own schools and ensuring secular exam standards, with agnostics maintaining institutions, to curb socialism and moral decay.
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Mr. Coler
Socialist Party
Suffolk South Association meets at Central Church
The autumn session of the Suffolk South Association of Congregational Churches opens at Central Church with Rev. George A. Flint as pastor. Devotions at 2 30 p m feature Rev. Charles F. Weeden, followed by talks on films morals and Christian Endeavor recruiting.
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Central Church
George A. Flint
Charles F. Weeden
J. H. Clement
Mary E. Paddon
Children’s League
Roxbury
Edward J. Chandler
Charles F. King
William Shaw
J. E. Whitley
E. H. Byington
Mack v. Storm
C. H. Patton
Pink Pills Promise Health Through Rich Blood
Ad claims rich red blood resists disease and that thin pale people are nervous. It presents Dr Williams Pink Pills as a doctor prescribed cure, not patent medicine, with directions and a 50 cent box price for improving blood purity and overall health.
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Dr. Williams
Savant Charles Richardson buried at Dartmouth College
Funeral services for Charles Francis Richardson, Dartmouth College professor emeritus and distinguished alumnus, were held at Rollins Chapel with President Nichols presiding. He was interred at the college cemetery near Eleazer Wheelock, with six Dartmouth professors as honorary pallbearers.
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Lucius Waterman
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J. K. Lord
CG. P. Chase
F. J. Bartlett
J. F. Colby
Worthen
Catholic Church Notes on Confraternity and Missions
Cardinal O Connell plans a diocesan revival of the confraternity of the Holy Cross to mark the Constantinian year with Friday services at the Cathedral Church. Dominican Fathers Finnerty and Foley concluded a men’s mission at the Church of the Rosary, while a similar mission opens at St Eulalia's. The St Elizabeth's hospital fund totals 32823.38 with 5122.35 raised in September.
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Finnerty
Foley
Church of the Rosary
South Boston
St. Eulalia’s
St. Elizabeth's New Hospital
Brighton
Paris Designer Unveils White Silk Gown With Black Satin Accents
Paris reports Drecoll created a rich tailored gown of white stamped silk draped in peg top style with a front sheath. Black satin collar and belt trimmed with fur end in a rosette at back. A black satin hat completes the black and white ensemble popular this winter.
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Drecoll
Dogs Put London Hotels In Brief Cash Crunch
London managers fret over American women bringing pet dogs during the season. Regulations limiting canine admission hurt business as many travelers now shorten stays and base Paris as their headquarters to avoid England’s dog rules.
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London
England
Berkley
Paris
France
Balloons Start On Long Trip International Cup Race
Half a million people gathered in the Tuileries Gardens and surrounding parks to witness the start of the international aeronautics cup race. Representatives include the United States France Great Britain Italy Belgium Austria Germany and Switzerland.
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Paris
Tuileries Gardens
United States
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Austria
Germany
Switzerland
Record Balloon Race At Paris Winds Shift Across Mediterranean
Maurice Bienaime led the French entrants in Picardie as the 1812 winner swung off in a light breeze at four o clock while a crowd packed Tuilleries Gardens. Swiss pilot Palmarin did not start, and Rene Rumpel Mayer followed in the early ascent. Most crews prepared with canvas anchors and lifebelts as the Mediterranean crossing was contemplated if needed. Captain Honeywell’s heavy balloon risked the Louvre roof before ballast saved the craft as the race drifted southwest over the city.
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Picardie
Severateen
M. Palmarin
Switzerland
Tuillres Gardens
Mme. Goldschmidt
French Ladies’ Aéro Club
Rene Rumpelmayer
Mediterranean
H. E. Honeywell
Ralph H. Upson
United States
Africa
Honeywell
Louvre
Urges New Statute for Thaws Case
New York editorial urges a change in state law to treat escaped inmates from state hospitals as fugitives from justice so they could be extradited for homicides, citing Harry K Thaw. The piece appears in the New York Law Journal under the heading Insane Criminals.
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New York
New York State
Harry K. Thaw
New York Law Journal
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