International Marine Conference Deliberates Signals Rules
Washington October 21 Admiral Franklin opened the conference with committees on lights and sound signals. Debates on masthead lights speed graded, open boats excluded, and a possible course signals system unsettled. A unanimous vote retained current masthead lights as at present.
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Mensing
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Their Golden Wedding
Satem October 21 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Dr J H Batchelder and his wife, married in Summit Wisconsin Territory. They have six children, two living, and he has served on the City Council and as president of the Board of Aldermen before an unsuccessful mayoral bid.
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Boston
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Bob
Lawrence
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Newelig
Boston Transcript
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Chicago
Increased Ferry Facilities In East Boston Discussed
The Citizens Trade Association of East Boston met in Grand Army Hall. President Fred Wellington led, noting West End street railway will hear the committee soon. The group voted to seek more ferry facilities and to urge City Council action. A committee of Wellington, Whitney, Gove, Bates, and Benson will press the council and ask West End Railway to adopt electric streetcars in East Boston.
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West End Railway Company
Boston
Clerical Conferences Highlight Denominational Meetings
Clergy groups from Methodist, Congregational, Unitarian, Baptist, and Universalist denominations met in Boston for conferences. The Methodist Bureau of Missions proposal was adopted, with plans for a seven member permanent committee. Speakers from Boston University, Nova Scotia, and Para Brazil addressed topics on missionary work and conference methods.
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J. H. Mansfield
Bureau of Methodist Missions of
Boston
Methodist Episcopal Preachers’ Meeting
Methodist Social Union
Curtis
Boston University
Allison
Nova Scotia
Grady
Justice H. Nelson
Para
Brazil
Pilgrim Hall
New York
D. Judson Smith
L. P. Beach
Arthur Little
Unitarian Ministerial Union
Channing Hall
A. W. Jackson
Chapel Hall
M. Ryder
East Boston
Mr. Whitman
Scott
Dr. Caldwell
Newton Theological School
Alvah Hovey
Newton
Universalist
I. C. Tomlinson
C. G. Tenney
D. G. Davidson
Messrs
Philbrook
Lewis Tomlinson
Hammett
Hanson
Rexford
Record day at Mystic Park postponed by bad weather
Unlucky weather yesterday forced the postponement of Uncle Lemuel Trott's scheduled record day at Mystic Park. The event is rescheduled for Saturday with at least forty horses expected to attempt to lower their best times on the track.
Imported Havana Cigars Arrive for Pierce Co.
From Havana, 58 000 Manuel Garcia cigars in twenty two sizes and light colors have been received by 8.8. Pierce & Co., importers and grocers, located at Scolay Square and Copley Square.
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Episcopalians at Work in General Convention
General Convention discusses memorial from colored clergy on the Book of Common Prayer and liturgical revisions. Debates on baptismal prayers, amendments to the prayer book, and the future of the Book of Offices. Delegates clash over simplicity and freedom in revisions, with continued adjournment plans and finance reports from missions and building funds.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Hanckel
Phillips Brooks
Paulus Moort
Cape Palmas
Kentucky
Michigan
Hart
House of Deputies
Samuel Eliot
Massachusetts
Father Hall
Board of Missions
Liberia
Criticisms on Reorganization Plan for Railroads
R S M of Boston criticizes Kidder Peabody plan for a century bond term and lack of sinking fund. He argues 100-year bonds are unsound, notes potential interest savings with shorter terms, cites a past case of 20-year bonds refinanced into 5s, and warns of a about $50 million net debt increase burdens for future generations.
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Boston
Local Auctions Next at Morning Auction House Schedule
TODAY Fruit Horatio Harris & Co sale at 12 m. TOMORROW Furniture Leonard & Co at 10 a. m. Oriental Rugs Carpets Lewis J Bird & Co at 3 a. m. Furniture L Foster Morse at 10 a. m. Heal Estate IS R Knights Co 12 m Collateral Loan Co sale at 10 a. m.
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Leonard & Co
Lewis J. Bird & Co
L. Foster
Obituary notices dated Oct 20 to Oct 22 across Boston area
A list of obituaries from Boston and surrounding towns dated October 20 to 22. Names include Mary Ann Baker 77 Isabella A Kent 82 Fannie F Brush Lucia Ann Goodwin 78 Laura Brown 75 John Cartmill 61 Stephen K Fletcher 65 Thomas Flynn 29 John Halstrick 81 Mary Lincoln 94 Patrick McGrath 76 Abijah Perkins Marvin 76 Timothy O'Brien 42 Maria Power Malvina Swett Nathan A Sargent Gerry Tewksbury 79 and other local figures with ages and burial details.
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Framingham
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Dorchester
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M. Wagner
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Blish
Cambridge
Lucia Ann Goodwin
Timothy Blish
Dann Street
John Halstrick
Lincoln
Cohasset
Mary Lincoln
McGrath
Patrick McGrath
Marvin
Lancaster
Abijah Perkins Marvin
O’brien
Timothy O’brien
Pars Parker
Mary A
John B. Parker
Power
South Boston
Maria
Robert Power
Swett
Malvina Swett
Sargent
South Weymouth
Nathan A. Sargent
Tewksbury
Point Shirley
Gerry Tewksbury
Straws From State Street in a Bear Market Burst
Stock market notes depict bears gaining ground with short selling and higher money rates. Sugar and Lead Trust certificates move from lows with speculation a Sugar Trust corporation may form, while coal stocks recover and overall close remains irregular. Banks show tight liquidity and high call rates, with Atchison bonds eyed and foreign exchange weakness blamed on commercial bill offerings.
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Cammack
Jones & Bateman
Sugar Trust
Charlestown
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