Rhode Island Clergy Denounces Astor Marriage
The Congregational Ministers' Association of Rhode Island censures Rev. Joseph Lambert for marrying John Jacob Astor to Madeline Force. A resolution says ministers should not join couples with divorce faults and that any who do so forfeits good standing. Lambert attended the start of the meeting and then left.
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Providence
R. I
Joseph Lambert
John Jacob Astor
Madeline
Congregational Ministers’ Association of Rhode Island
Newport
Yambert
Mr. Lambert
Five Candidates Take West Point Entrance Exam
Five young men appeared at the Federal Building for a postponed West Point appointment exam sought with Congressman Murray's aid. The test began at 10 o clock and will conclude today. Candidates include John P Higgins E Roy Baum Joseph J OHare Gerald J Culhane and John C OConnor with stated addresses in Boston and Charlestown.
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Federal
United States Military Academy
West Point
William F. Murray
John P. Higgins
Chambers Street
West End
E. Roy Baum
Collins Street
East
Boston
Joseph J. O'Hare
Bartlett Street
Charlestown
Gerald J. Cu
Open national Holy Name Congress marks Cardinal Gibbons jubilee
Baltimore October 16 The opening of the first national congress of the Holy Name Society and a golden rosary presentation to Cardinal Gibbons highlighted jubilee events. Delegates from nearly every state, 600000 members, gathered as Cardinal Gibbons praised the society. A papal letter and benediction were read, and resolutions urged reform of profanity and immorality while endorsing the official insignia and Sunday observance in the movement.
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Baltimore
The
Holy Name Society
Cardinal Gibbons
Newfoundland
Knights of Columbus of America
National Organization of the Knights
Holy Name Congress
O. B. Corrigan
Gardinal Gibbons
Society
Charles H. McIkxenna
New York
Holy Name Societies
Christ Chiaia
Calvert Hall
Holy Name
Foss Opens Short Campaign Across State For Re election
Governor Foss met with Frank J. Donahue for secretary of state Charles Strecker for state auditor George W. Anderson for attorney general and Charles O Power to outline a two week campaign He plans distributing literature and a rally in Tremont Temple and a start in western areas next week Democratic leaders debate timing while Foss contends two weeks suffices to argue for re election The other Democratic ticket candidates will campaign across the State this week.
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Foss
Frank J. Donahue
Charles B. Strecker
George W. Anderson
Charles O. Power
Tremont Temple
Throw Away His TRUSS Strenuous Captain Foolé
A dramatic line reports Captain Foolé discarding his truss while claiming to cure himself, reflecting a sensational medical anecdote from the era.
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Bea
Two Hour Wrangle in Council Over City Projects
A two hour City Council session featured heated exchanges and personal accusations. The council approved transferring 75 000 dollars from the reserve fund to widen Union Park Street and set a public hearing for Pleasant Street widening on November 10 at 2 PM. It allocated 35 000 for new fireboat quarters, 25 000 to raise Providence Street, 23 442 for Health Department cholera precautions, 63 000 for Meridian Street bridge reconstruction, and 40 000 plus 60 000 for two Ward 19 playgrounds. The Park Commission favors Rutherford Avenue as the Ward 5 playground site, and the county employees pension act to be shelved this year.
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Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
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Counciil
Park Commission
Rutherford Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
County Employees’ Pension Act
People For Action
Defends Shoe Industry in Massachusetts Support Plea
Alfred W. Donovan of the Boston Boot and Shoe Club urged protection for the United Shoe Machinery Company as vital to Massachusetts. Speaking before the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange, he argued the company sustains thousands of jobs and modern business methods, highlighting regional tariff distinctions and the industry’s historic growth.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Massachusetts
Alfred W. Donovan
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
United Shoe Machinery
John J. Martin
John Hays Hammond
C. V. Davis
Massachusetts Land Court
Donovan
Boot and Shoe Club
Alfred P. Lee
Boston Pruit and Produce Exchange
George E. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Joseph A. Conry
Boston
New England
Messenger charged with stealing mail in Brockton
Clarence A. Hayford, 37, a Brockton mail messenger, was arrested after officers say he stole a package from the mails for Mrs. G. W. Custer of Kingston. The package was recovered and he will appear before U S Commissioner Hayes in Boston. He admitted the theft.
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Brockton
G. W. Custer
Kingston
Clarence A. Hayford
United States
Hayes
Boston
Hayford
J. B. Kelsea
Tripoli
Lawson Asked Delay in Trial
Plymouth October 16 Thomas W Lawson was to stand trial today on a charge of promoting a lottery at the Marshfield Fair last summer. Judge Quinn’s court was crowded. Lawson did not appear and asked via telephone if delaying until Wednesday would still meet justice. DA Barker suggested later date. Lawson said he would be ready Wednesday.
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Plymouth
Thomas W. Lawson
Marshfield Fair
Fay Musgrove Wedding At Fay-Musgrove Winshendon
Herbert Ford Fay and Miss Mabel G. Musgrove formerly of Boston married today in Fay-Musgrove Winshendon by Rev. Joseph Fielding pastor of First Church. Bridesmaid acted in the ceremony and the bridegroom’s brother served as best man.
La Follette Indorsed in Conference
Two progressive Republicans at a 1st national conference in Chicago endorsed Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin for President and backed a direct primary to press the choice. Resolutions drafted partly by former Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield reflected Roosevelt’s views and assuaged fears of opposition to a candidate.
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Chicago
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive movement backs La Follette for President
The conference finished in one day with cheers for Mr. LaFollette as speakers urged a direct primary for President and support for state and local candidates. Resolutions, drafted by a five member sub committee and revised by Garfield and Lenroot praise LaFollette’s record and leadership.
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LaFollettas
Garfield
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Elks Robberyanged by Three Thugs Near Dedham
A man wearing an Elks badge was assaulted on Dedham street near Ivanhoe by three men who attempted to rob him. A woman who intervened called police. the victim lay unconscious as officers found $62.50 cash and two bank books with over $1000 in deposits. The name Howard J Porter of Houghton Me appeared in his pockets and police notified Hiks.
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Dedham Street
Ivanhoe Street
Howard J. Porter
Houghton
Hiks
Cambridge Subway Tunnel Opens November 25
Work on the Cambridge subway stations is being rushed to permit surface cars to run through the new tube on Saturday November 25 for crowds attending the Harvard Yale football game.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Nelson Off Mnamara Jury List
In Los Angeles on October 16 the McNamara murder trial moved forward after a tense day. Z T Nelson faced numerous questions aimed at bias, answering dubiously while the district attorney withdrew a previous bias challenge from the defense.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Talisman Z. T. Nelson
Nelson
John D. Fredericks
Senator Crane Tracked by Foss Aide at Hotel Lonraine
Senator W. Murray Crane is observed by a Foss lieutenant at the Hotel Lenainne foyer as visitors, possibly from big interests, approach the junior Massachusetts senator. Last year William M. Wood of American Woolen Co. visited Senator Lodge here. this year similar guests are expected. Crane suspects an amateur detective shadows him.
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W. Murray Crane
Lonraine
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Senator Lodge
Senator Crane
Nelson case progress stalls as talesmen questioned
After a question and answer, Fred ericks said the talesman disqualified himself. Judges examined two more talesmen John W Roberts real estate dealer and Robert F Bain carpenter both were satisfactory. Court timing suggests a month before a jury is chosen with witnesses from across the country arriving slowly.
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Talesmen
John, W. Roberts
Robert F. Bain
Nelson
Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief and Flavor
Advertises Pinex cough syrup as a highly effective remedy for deep coughs, whooping cough, croup, asthma, and throat trouble. Claims quick relief within 24 hours, pleasant taste, optional sugar syrup or honey mix, and wide use in the U S and Canada with a money back guarantee.
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Calocide remedy promises quick relief for sore feet
An advertorial claim urges soothing sore feet to cure nervous unrest. Soak in Calecide compound, dissolve two tablespoons in hot water, and soak fifteen minutes to relieve corns bunions and frostbite while removing the cause through the pores. A twenty five cent box said to cure the worst feet. Available at druggists or via wholesale orders.
Irish Society hears O Meara on public speaking
The Charitable Irish Society in Young’s Hotel hosted its largest meeting in years with Police Commissioner O Meara as guest speaker on public speaking. President Patrick O Loughlin chaired. O Meara counseled on simplicity force and directness, criticizing political speeches for overreach.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Young
O'Meara
Patrick O'Loughlin
Governor Long
Tom” Bure
Bishop Conaty
Pp. A. Collins
Mrs. Sarah Wiggin Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Sarah E. Wiggin of 162 Tappan Street Brookline widow of Arthur C. Wiggin a Boston crockery merchant died yesterday at Bay State Hospital after an appendicitis operation. She was daughter of John Chadwick a London native and early cotton mill superintendent. She is survived by Charles B. Wiggin president of the Brookline Trust Company.
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Sarah E. Wiggin
Brookline
Tappan Street
Arthur C. Wiggin
Boston
Bay State Hospital
John Chadwick
Londdon
Charles B. Wiggin
Brookline Trust Company
Makes Shampooing a Real Pleasure
Mae Martyn of the Los Angeles Globe promotes a home shampoo using one teaspoon of canthrox dissolved in hot water. The method cleanses hair, removes dirt and dandruff, rinses easily, dries quickly, and is inexpensive. It claims to leave hair soft, lustrous, and fluffy without the damaging effects of soap shampoos.
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Mae Martyn
Los Angeles Globe
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