Pastor Hadwin Hardy Read on Cleveland Arrest
In Quincy the Rev. Hadwin N. Hardy faced tears as he recounted his Cleveland visit arrest at a Congregational convention. He described a charitable visit to a destitute woman, a locked door, and a police officer, noting a city ordinance violation and a fine. The crowd rose in confidence, and Hardy said he would appeal the case while continuing his ministry.
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Quincy
Hadwin N. Hardy
Bethany Congregational Church
Cleveland
Theophilus King
Boston
Dr. Hardy
King
Hardy
Post
Public hearing on commerce and industry merger plans
The Commerce and Industry Commission announces a public hearing for all interested on Wednesday October 23 at 10 o clock in Room 426 State House. The commission will examine investment prospects transportation and facilities output and labor relations plus effects of legislation with emphasis on the proposed railway merger and invites public views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Commerce and Industry
State House
Commonwealth
Stephen Salisbury’s Tower Closed as Unsafe in Worcester
The Institute Park tower once donated by Stephen Salisbury has been shut by park commissioners after a safety assessment found the cement weakened and the structure unfit. The 20 by 30 foot stone tower, modeled after Newport’s, is likely to be rebuilt only at high cost, a prospect deemed unlikely.
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Stephen Salisbury
Worcester
Institute Park
Park Commissioners
Newport
Red Hair Day at Food Fair Promises Free Admission
The Boston Food Fair invites red haired women to attend free on Wednesday with no other conditions beyond hair color. Wigs forbidden and blondes excluded. The event runs all day except 10 to 11 AM when souvenir spoons are handed out to ticket buyers. Chinese Day adds a six man band from Philadelphia.
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Congress
Congress of Beauty
Boston
Philadelphia
Boston to Get New Theatre as Klaw & Erlanger Enter Scene
Klaw and Erlanger announce a Boston vaudeville campaign starting the week of Navy.4 with an advanced program at the Tremont Theatre and promises of high costs and vast talent. Rumors about securing the Pitts-Kimball building for a remodel are unresolved, with Boston potentially receiving a major surprise soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Klaw & Erlanger
Tremont Theatre
America
Pitts- Kimball
Boston
Three Arrested At Italian Wedding in Everett
Everett Oct 20 During an attempt to arrest a drunken Italian disturbing a wedding Officer Lonnigan was assaulted by six friends. In the struggle that followed Lonnigan used his club to arrest three of the assailants, while others escaped.
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Everett
Lonnigan
New England News in Brief Highlights Local Incidents
A run of brief items from Worcester to Uxbridge reports injuries from a rail accident in Oakdale and a fatal electrocution in Stamford, a Fitchburg census estimate of 36 100, a Chelsea parish appointment, Nantasket travel injuries, a Athol night patrolman contest, a fatal gas plant explosion at New Hartford, a farewell sermon in Leicester, and a beet garden theft in Uxbridge.
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Worcester
Boston & Maine Railroad
Oakdale
Daniel McNeil
Highland Street
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Joseph G. Edgerly
Stamford
Conn
Hudson
St. Rose
Chelsea
Father Cusack
Boston
Hull
John Smith
Leighton
Nantasket Reservation
Athol
William E. Scully
Athol House
New Hartford
Farmington
Thomas O'Connell
Michael Donovan
George Gagnon
Leicester
A. Lh. Bixler
Sanderson Methodist Church
Upton
Bazaar run by Hibernians in Charlestown extended two weeks
The Ancient Order of Hibernians division 387 bazaar in Hibbernian Hall Charlestown continues for two more weeks after opening Thursday. Mayor Fitzgerald attended the opening and special entertainments are planned each evening this week. Peter Finn 56 of South Boston found dead at Greuby Pottery and Tile Co plant. Cambridge police raid at Mary Murphy home on Winsor Street net 1058 gallons of ale. Sergeant McMenimen Patrolmen O'Brien and Douglas conducted the raid.
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Order of Hibernians
Charlestown
Hibbernian Hall
Fitzgerald
Peter Finn
East Third Street
South Boston
Daniel O'Connor
Greuby Pottery and Tile Company
Mary Murphy
Winsor Street
Cambridge
McMenimen
O'Brien
Douglas
Dorchester Women'S Social Club Plans Evening at Hendrie's
Dorchester Social Club of Women members and friends will meet at Hendrie's roof garden for a program led by First Vice-President Mrs. Arthur H. James. Chamber music featuring Ethlyn Pease, May Jones, Gertrude Gifford with Mr. Blake and Katherine Merry will be performed, followed by refreshments.
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Dorchester Social Club
Hendrie's
Arthur H. James
Ethlyn Pease
May Jones
Gertrude Gifford
Blake
Katherine Merry
Mass Catholic Foresters Respectable Attendance At Hibernian Hall
Williams Court No 19 of the Mass Catholic Orders of Foresters entertained about 500 members and friends at Hibernian Hall East Boston for a smoke talk and concert. The Non Thomas A Mullers was the chief speaker.
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Williams Court No
Mass
Catholic Orders of Foresters
Hibernian Hall
East
Boston
Thomas A. Mullers
New York Clearing House Backs Banks After Heinze Morse And Thomas Excluded
The Clearing House Committee reports Heinze Morse and Thomas interests are removed from New York City banking groups. The Clearing House Association says it will lend aid to any banks under suspicion as solvency is confirmed, preventing a banking crisis.
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New York
Clearing House Committee
Heinze, Morse and Thomas
New York City
Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Bank reshuffles as Mercantile names new head
William I Havemeyer elected president of the National Bank of North America succeeding Alfred H Curtis. Seth M Milliken chosen president of the Mercantile National Bank to replace F Augustus Heinze. William Skinner and Gerish H Milliken named vice presidents. Clearing house asserts solvent status and aid to meet deposits if needed. Charles W Morse resigns from all bank boards amid market unease.
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William I. Havemeyer
National Bank of North America
Alfred H. Curtis
Mercantile National Bank
Seth M. Milliken
F. Augustus Heinze
William Skinner
Gerish H. Milliken Weer
Stock Exchange
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Garfield Safe Deposit Company
Fourteenth Street Bank
New Amsterdam Safe Deposit Company
New York Mortgage and Security Company
New York Produce Exchange Bank
Title Insurance Company of New York
van Norden Safe Deposit Company
van Norden Trust Company
Redmond Indorsed by Irish Leaders in Ireland
Dublin Oct 20 John Dillon MP East Mayo renews support for John E Redmond and the Irish party. A Dillon letter at Tipperary defends Redmond policy. William OBrien MP Cork signals desire to rejoin the party and accept Redmond leadership. Archbishops Cassel and Dromore bishops endorse Redmond policy.
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Dublin
John Dillon
East Mayo
John E. Redmond
Dillon
Tipperary
Redmond
William O’brien
Cork
Tralee
O'Brien
Cassel
Dromore
Redmagnol
Roosevelt Recaps Bayou Tensas Bear Lake Hunt
President Roosevelt, returning to Stamboul Louisiana, tallies game from a Bayou Tensas and Bear Lake hunt. He reports three bears and other wildlife, praising possum as the best dish aside from bear liver, and notes a large hunting party and bronzed, cheerful condition.
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Roosevelt
Bayou Tensas
Bear Lake
Lee Shields
Vicksburg
Metcalf Brothers
Teddy Roosevelt Slays Bear in Canebrake Chase
President Roosevelt, while hunting in Stamboul, La., killed a bear after a three hour chase. Witnesses included a McKenzie and Alex Ennolds. Roosevelt dismounted, entered the canebrake, and fired two shots to end the bear’s life. Ennolds praised the President. Roosevelt rewarded Ennolds with a $20 note.
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Ennolds
Cassie Chadwick Deposit Denied by Pittsburg Bank Official
Thomas W. Welsh Jr, second vice president of the Second National Bank of Pittsburg, refutes reports that the late Cassie L. Chadwick held a $305 000 deposit with the bank. He says he first read of any deposit in Cleveland papers and confirms no funds or estate deposits in the institution.
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Pittsburg
Thomas W. Welsh, Jr
Second National Bank of
Cassie L. Chadwick
Whitney Campaign Rally Splits Local Political Winds
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate Henry M. Whitney headlines a Symphony Hall rally hosted by Mayor Fitzgerald. Speakers include Ex-Congressman William S. McNary Edward Donovan John A. Sullivan and others as party lines and loyalties heat up around the Bartlett Whitney contest.
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Symphony Hall
Henry M. Whitney
Fitzgerald
Mr. Whitney
William Ss. McNary
Edward J. Donovan
John A. Sullivan
Finance Commission
Donovan
Ward 8
Bartlett
Whitney Camp
Sullivan
McNary
State Committee
Whitney
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Charles S. Hamlin
Kellner
Joseph A. Conry
George Fred Williams
Coulthurst
Williams
Feeney
Threatened strike looms at Coates Thread Mills
The Carders union faces a key meeting Monday as 3000 workers may strike over the discharge of Elizabeth Tuite, a mill employee linked to union activity. Tuite stayed in Central Falls all day and is expected to testify at the meeting and the United Textile Workers committee.
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Pawtucket
R. J
J. & P. Coates Thread Company
Elizabeth Tuite
Central Falls
Carders’ Union
Executive Council
United Textile Workers of America
The Two Kennys Seek Re election To School Board
William S. Kenny and Thomas J. Kenny, current school committee members, announce they will run for the full three year term. They had been rumored to retire but deny the reports and reaffirm their candidacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Kenny
Thomas J. Kenny
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E. N. Hardy
Plimpton-Hervey Co
Washington Street
NEW Theatre For
NEW England News
Uxbridge
James Bryant
Rivulet Village
Greater Boston
Women’s Social Club OF
Dorchester
Heinze
Thomas
Mercantile National
Sherer
United Copper
EK. R. Thomas
Hamilton Bank
Milliken
Deering, Milliken & Co
Cotton Factors and Merchants
New Haven
John Redmond
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
Srn
Jaymaret Square
Eaena Ee
Saideta Bards Ves
Salta Arate
I. Cecicwe Caere
Bears
Stamboul
Teddy
Bear
Cassie
Carders
Pawtucket Union
Union
the Two Kennys
Hawmut Furniture CO
Tremont St
Hollis St
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