Two Days in Dory in Gale Ends with Rescue at Sea
Four British crewmen of the schooner Helen Hasbrock spent two days adrift in an open dory after losing sails and water in a southeast gale. They were rescued by the steamer Saxon Monarch near Boston, while the Hasbrock sank. Captain Charles W. Publi of La Have led the voyage from New York to La Have.
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Helen Hasbrock
Boston
Hasbrock
Charles W. Publicover
la Have
N. 8
New York
Need for workers in church sparks Episcopal forum plea
In St Louis a Social Service Forum address by Rev J Howard Melish urged American workers to join the church. The convention discussed fixing the six year stipend for the president of the church board of missions currently 9500 dollars plus travel, and other church-wide efforts. The Church of England sympathy resolution was adopted and emphasis on vocational training and religious education was urged by the Board of Religious Education.
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ST. Louis
America
J. Howard Melish
Brooklyn
Social Service Forum
Protestant Episcopal General Convention
Church Board of Missions
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Church of England
House of Deputies
General Board of Religious Education
Baptists
Congregationalists
Disciples of Christ
Society of Friends
House
World church aims to unite Christendom for workers
Bishop Hall urged reform to help missions reach working people across Catholic and Protestant nations. Rev. B Talbott Rogers announced plans for a world conference on faith and order as 58 churches cooperate, including Anglicans Baptists and Presbyterians.
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Europe
Mellish
B. Talbott Rogers
Racine
Wis
House of Deputies
Committee of World Conference
Elopers Doomed by Five Day Wait for Wedding Date
William Martin of Cambridge Street and Rita Hart of North Woodstock NH could not wed on the hoped date after city registrar refused to waive the five day rule. They plan to marry Sunday October 21 at the Church of the Advent with Rev William Harman van Allen. Hart stays with a friend in Everett while Martin remains at his home. Best man John Foley and bridesmaid Anna Foley are chosen.
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Willian Martin
Cambridge Street
Rita Hart
North Woodstock
N. H
Edward W. McGlewen
Church of the Advent
William Harman van Allen
Miss Hart
Martin
Everett
John Foley
Main Street
Anna Foley
East Boston shopkeepers prosecuted for health violations
Five East Boston storekeepers were charged by Board of Health Special Officer McCaffrey in East Boston court. Benjamin Bookstab, fish seller, was fined 100 dollars and appealed. Michael Corcoran of 443 Lubec street and Issac Teuretzick of 145 Chelsea street paid 10 dollars each. Shawmut Eye Company of 143 Fulton street had its case for selling eyes unfit for food continued to October 20.
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East Boston
McCaffrey
Board of Health
Benjamin Bookstab
Michael Corcoran
Lubec Street
Issac Teuretzick
Chelsea Street
Shawmut Eye Company
Fulton Street
Campaign Showing Results in Universalist Campaign
The Universalist campaign to spread beliefs reports strong interest across Massachusetts and Greater Boston. Ministers cite rising demand for campaign literature with leaflets and tracts in hundreds to thousands, reflecting widespread engagement and invitations to services.
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George FE. Leighton
Boston
Stephen H. Roblin
D. D
Second Universalist Church
Fenway Theatre
Massachusetts Avenue
James Harry Holden
Roxbury
Campaign push sparks broad turnout and questions about University
Ministers and campaign leaders praise strong enthusiasm and wide interest as hundreds, including skeptics, inquire about the university project. They describe a growing public curiosity and momentum behind the effort.
Mrs Clara Daly Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Clara Kendrick Daly, wife of Dr James H Daly a Boston dentist and longtime parish worker at Third Unitarian Society Dorchester Lower Mills, died yesterday in Framingham after a long illness in her 60th year.
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Clara Kendrick Daly
James H. Daly
Boston
Third Unitarian Society
Dorchester Lower Mills
Framingham
Fuller secures 2000 signatures for independent bid
More than 2000 voters in the Ninth District signed nominating papers for Alvan T. Fuller who announced his Independent candidacy against Congressman Roberts. The law required about 700 signatures and Fuller gathered them within four hours amid broad cross party support.
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Ninth Congressional District
Alvan T. Fuller
Roberts
Fuller
Harvard Wilson Club Opens Campaign Office at Harvard Square
The Woodrow Wilson Club of Harvard opened offices in Harvard Square and began recruiting student speakers for the closing weeks of the presidential campaign. S. V. Claggett, club president, will lead efforts with 25 to 40 speakers planned. Most Democratic campaigners are at Harvard Law School.
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Harvard
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Club
Harevard
Hare Vard Square
S. V. Claggett
Harvard Wilson Club
Harvard Law School
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