Rev Dr Wilson Back In Pulpit After Wedding Postponed
The Rev Charles Chase Wilson rector of the Church of Our Saviour Roslindale faced a breach of promise suit threat from Miss Laura Johnson of Minnesota. His planned October 26 marriage to Miss Mary DeForest Clark of New York and Burlington was postponed due to the suit threat. Clark has recovered and may return to New York soon. He hinted at the affair during yesterday's service directing parishioners to the senior warden.
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Charles Chase Wilson
Church of Our Saviour, Episcopal
Roslindale
Laura Johnson
Minnesota
Wilson
Mary DeForest Clark
New York
Burlington
Clark
Movie Players at the Old Homestead
Josh Whitcomb leads a troupe filming the Old Homestead in Keene and Swanzey New Hampshire. The group shoots on the original site used in the Denman Thompson play, aiming for authentic on location country scenes rather than studio recreations.
Quinine Price Surges Amid Stock Shortage in U S
New York report shows 200000 ounces in U S stock with dealers holding about 160000 in New York City. The supply covers nearly a year while price jumps to 2 50 per ounce from 25 cents a year and a half ago.
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New York
United States
Caswell A. Mayo
Java
India
Quinine Speculation Sparks record price fears in drug trade
Quinine prices surge amid bold speculation as bark supplies shrink. Java and India dominate production with price controls and wartime demand driving costs. Substitutes like coal tar derivatives and glycerine rise, while wholesalers report tight stocks and reluctant quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Affiliie Ramblers
Women's Wedge Out to Work for Suffrage
The Wage Women's Wedge, a Boston driven suffrage campaign by the Women's Trade Union League, departs from 919 Washington Street to reach western Massachusetts workers. Two relay groups will address factory gates at noon and closing time, with street meetings each evening, urging labor men to vote for equal suffrage.
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Worcester
Women’s Trade Union League
Washington Street
Boston
Pittsfield
Great Barrington
Lee
North Adams
Greenfield
Holyoke
Springfield
Clergymen Preach in Former Pulpits in New England
Clergymen from the National Council of Congregational Churches preached from many pulpits in Connecticut and neighboring states as the meeting continued. Many of them formerly served parishes in New England and once preached in their old churches.
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New Haven
National Council of Congregational Churches
Connecticut
New England
Planning boards invited to exhibit at metropolitan city planning show
Letters were sent to planning boards in towns and cities of the Boston district inviting representation in the Metropolitan city planning exhibition for city and town advance. The exhibit opens in the State House new east wing on November 12 and runs through November 20.
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Planning Boards
Boston
State House
Exhibition of War Relics at National Shawmut Bank
Beginning today an exhibition by the National Security League opens in the basement of the National Shawmut Bank. It showcases German rifles bayonets helmets and uniforms French and English shrapnel projectiles and more. A complete medical exhibit English war posters and battlefield relics loaned by Mrs. Fiske Warren are also displayed. The exhibit runs from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
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National Shawmut Bank
National Security League
Europe
Fiske Warren
Goodness as a Tragic Yet Interesting Life
Dr. William H. P. Faunce of Brown University argues that a virtuous life is rich in tragedy and drama, countering the view that only wickedness makes for compelling characters. He cites biblical figures, contrasts oriental and occidental religion, and urges religion to celebrate everyday life and ideal morality over mere code obedience.
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Dante
Stevenson
William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Trinity Church
Faunce
Tennyson
Arthur
Siven Shakspere
David
St. Paul
Christ
Dr. Faunce
Senator Berenger to Interpellate on Censorship Abuse
Paris October 24 Senator Henri Berenger said he would interpellate Premier Viviani and Senate President Antonin DuBost over alleged abuse of power by the censorship committee. The move follows days of suspension of L Eclaire and the Senate plans an immediate discussion when it meets Thursday.
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Paris
Henri Berenger
Viviani
Antonin DuBost
Senate
Berenger
L’eclaire
Mechanics Wanted At Springfield Armory And Navy Yard
Uncle Sam seeks machinists gaugemakers and toolmakers at the Springfield armory and electrical and all around machinists at the Washington Navy Yard. The Frauen Verein Home for Convalescent Jewish Women in Dorchester was dedicated with several hundred attendees, marking the first such Jewish institution in Boston.
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Frauen Verein
Evans
Everett Avenue
Dorchester
Uncle Sam
Springfield Armory
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Washington
Boston
Federal job vacancies seek diverse applicants across agencies
Notices list openings at the Springfield Armory and Labor Board in Washington for examiners with pay 3.28 to 4.24 daily, department cotton office helper from 600 to 900 yearly, oil gaugers in Oklahoma, Latin American trade expert at 3000 yearly, and a Bureau of Entomology insect disease specialist at 2000 yearly, with requirements including experience, language fluency, and postal applications.
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Board of Examiners
Springfield Armory
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Boston
Office of Indian Affairs
Oklahoma
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Latin America
Bureau of Entomology
Woman Obtains Marriage License Hidden as Hunter Permit
In Selins Grove, Miss Hilda T Lel and of Herndon asked for a hunter license at the county treasurer’s office. After paying, she quipped she could now hunt a husband with a legal permit, but it turned out she sought a marriage license.
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Selins Grove
Penn
Hilda T1
Leland of
Herndon
Graeber
Allies Plan Landing on Bulgarian Coast
A despatch from Athens to Havas News Agency says Saloniki sources indicate Entente allies plan to land on the Bulgarian coast in the Aegean Sea at Porto Lagos offering strategic move in the region.
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Paris
Athens
Havas
Saloniki
Aegean Sea
Porto Lagos
Kosher Home Opens With Interfaith Support
A new Jewish welfare home will serve strictly kosher meals to patients and employ staff fluent in Jewish language. The home welcomes all creeds while upholding dietary laws, with Miss Jeanette Peckerman presenting the key to Myer Dana. Community leaders and rabbis from Adath Jeshurun, Ohabei Shalom, Temple Israel, and Frauen Verein spoke at the opening as fundraising began for ongoing operations.
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Jeanette Peckerman
Myer Dana
P. Israeli
Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
Henrietta Benjamin
Frauen Verein
Linenthal
M. M. Eichler
Temple Ohabei Shalom
Wolkowich
Temple
Ohabei Shalom
Harry Levi
Temple Israel
Brunswick Hall
Benrjetta Benjamin
William Charak
Louis Stahl
Julius Stone
B. Osgood
J. Robinson
Sergeant Hagen Wins President's Match in Jacksonville
Sergeant Hagen wins the President's match prize in a Jacksonville shooting tournament. A nose injury from the rifle kick is noted as the cause of blood on his nose while using the Springfield rifle.
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Jacksonville
Gunnery Sergeant Hagen Wins Presidents Match at National Tourney
Gunnery Sergeant Andrew Hagen of the United States Marine Corps wins the President's match individual championship at the National Shooting Tour in Jacksonville Florida. He earns a gold medal an autograph letter from the President a substantial cash prize and national recognition for the victory.
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Andrew Hagen
United States Marine Corps
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Hagen
Newsies Plan Lannin Day to Honor Red Sox Owner
Boston newsboys at a union meeting vote to hold a Lannin day next week to raise funds for a loving cap for Joseph J. Lannin, owner of the world champion Red Sox. Stores will collect 10 cent contributions, turned over to Mayor Curley as treasurer. Twenty one dollars and forty cents already collected from 214 boys.
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Joseph J. Lannin
Red Sox
The
Newsboys of
Boston
Hanover Street
Lannin
Curley
Newsboys
Nathan S. Sodekson
Fire forces second alarm at Federal Street building
A two alarm blaze caused 500 in damages at 143 Federal Street early last night. Fire spread from a dummy shaft from the Albiani's lunch basement to the Federal Engraving Company on the fifth floor. Firemen ran lines up from inside and via a High Street fire escape as a cat was rescued from a perilous descent. The Webster estate owns the building with multiple tenants.
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Federal Street
Albiani
Federal Engraving Company
High Street Place
Webster Estate
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