Hayes case continued in Probate Court East Cambridge
In a Probate Court session in East Cambridge yesterday W A Hayes testified about Frank Hayes’s writing and a potential stage adaptation by Roland Reed. Letters from lawyer Cardozo were introduced, cables to Frank were read but unciphered, and Hayes disputed his own illness claims. The hearing also covered family tensions with the Hunts, Mary Walsh, and questions of paternity and inheritance as Frank spoke of leaving Lexington and planning amid ill health. The session adjourned to December 4.
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Hayes
East Cambridge
W. A. Hayes
Frank
Roland Reed
Cardozo
New York
Champlin
Morse
Europe
Grand Hotel
Paris
Witness
Japan
Oakmount
Hunt
Mr. Hayes
Mary Walsh
Vermont
Lexington
Nina
Socialist Rally Heads to Faneuil Hall Tonight
Socialist candidate Morris Rutherford and George Boomer editor of Providence Justice will attend a grand rally at Faneuil Hall tonight. A street parade of Socialist groups forms on Bennet Street at 7 o'clock led by Corey's Brass Band marching via Washington Street to the hall.
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Morris ‘Ruther
George
Boomer
Proverb Puzzle in Boston Post Offers Cash Rewards
The Boston Post runs a daily Biblical proverb in its advertisements with a cash prize for correct guesses. It claims broad popularity and speedy replies to letters, urging Hebrew readers and others to engage. Proverb correspondence should be sent to Proverb Problem Boston Post.
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Boston Post
Boston
Services At People's Temple This Sunday
Tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Reverend Dick will give a sermon on the Sunday school legion for modern times with the theme Ancient and Modern Childhood. At 10:30 a.m. the pastor preaches his third sermon on St Paul and at 7:30 p.m. on Christianity Leading the World with a postlude on Brooke Herford's Harvard Poser.
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People’s Temple
Legion
St. Paul
Brooke Herford
Harvard
ST. John the Evangelist
Wdoin Street
Ck Bay
West End
Bowdoin Street
Columbus, Avenue
Berkeley Street
James Boyd Brady
M. Marton
Luce
Harvard Power
Temple Octo
Marion Luce
Boston
Ino
Hamilton Hodges
New England
E'Nzing
Gerd
Temple
Beethoven Quintet Club
Charles T. Grilley
Widow of ex Governor Rice says she will not contest will
The widow Mrs. Rice told a Post reporter she has no intention of challenging her late husband Al exander H. Rice's will. The ex governor left most property to his son Colonel John H. Rice, with a regular allowance for the widow. Mrs. Rice denied rumors of court action and said there was no need to pursue litigation.
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Alexander H. Rice
Rice
Rochester
N. Y
Lomasney Ballot Nomination Sustained by Commissioners
The ballot law commissioners sustain Martin M. Lomasney as the Democratic candidate for the Third Suffolk district and accept his name on the official ballot replacing the late ex-Senator Gilbride. They did not decide the protest over Christopher F. O'Brien’s nomination papers. They also void Hammond T. Fletcher’s regular nomination but permit Fletcher and Daniel J. O'Brien to appear as independents.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Suffolk
Lomasney
Committee of Convention
Democracy
Gilbride
Lomasney- O’brien
Christopher F. O’brien
Joseph P. Lomasney
Hammond T. Fletcher
Fletcher
Daniel J. O’brien
O’brien
City Plans Large Filters In Pipes To Halt Epidemics
Chicago officials decided to install immense filters in all pumping stations to ensure water entering homes is filtered. The move aims to curb diphtheria and typhoid fever, which have driven the death rate to an alarming 49 per thousand.
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Chicago
Boston Criminal Cunningham Captured in New York
John Cunningham, considered an angry criminal, has been captured in New York City and will be brought back to Charlestown Prison to serve an eight year sentence. He previously walked out of the House of Correction on Sept 2 after a short term under an assumed name and escaped during transfer to the state prison. Inspector Leggett has gone to New York to escort him back.
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John’ Cunningham
New York City
Charlestown
Cunningham
House of Correction
Endicott Whiile
Norfolk County
Fee
Inspector Leggett
New York
Funeral of John Buckley at St Peter's Dorchester
John Buckley, father of Rev. J. J. Buckley of Plymouth, was buried from his Dorchester home 6 Pearl Street after a solemn high mass at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. Celebrants included Father Buckley of Plymouth and Rev. J. J. Fleming of Dedham with many priests present. Interment at Calvary. Pallbearers listed as E. Sullivan M. J. Doherty Frank Doherty J. Shannon T. Corcoran G. Philpot John Flynn John Mahoney.
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John Buckley
J. J. Buckley
Plymouth
Mass
Pearl Street
Dorchester
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Father Buckley
J.J. Fleming
Dedham
R. J. Barry
St.’ Cecelia’s
James Lee
Revere
Sisters of Charity
Calvary
Messrs
E. Sullivan
M. J. Doherty
Frank Doherty
J. Shannon
T. Corcoran
G. Philpot
John Flynn
John Mahoney
Trade Review Amid Cotton Decline and Steel Demand
R G Dun & Co reports gold exports near, cotton collapse dampening import demand, iron prices rising with new Bessemer pig contracts and greater steel activity. Textile mills face cotton drop, but worsted and dress goods hold demand. rail earnings up, but wage growth lagging. Failures total 231 US and 38 Canada as merchants stay hopeful amid broader economic shifts.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Ratiroad
Iran
Russia
Carnegie Works
Bessemer
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Story Reflects Sluggish Trade And Shifting Demand
Bradstreet's tomorrow reports two week trade volume near expectations but slipping toward off season. Wholesale dealers in staples like dry goods clothing hats and shoes show limited activity with notable exceptions in New York Baltimore Chicago Kansas City and Duluth. Pig iron demand revives and cereal quotations rise while cotton market liquidates. Wool prices stay steady but woollen goods market is unsatisfactory.
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New York
Bradstreet
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Duluth
Miss Sadie Martinot Withdraws From NY Play
Miss Sadie Martinot began rehearsals at Bowdoin Square Theatre for In Sight of St. Pauls in New York but refused the codding by Emily Rigl. Stage manager Calder did not intervene, so Martinot withdrew from the production.
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Sadie Martinot
Max Figman
Bowdoin Square
St. Paul’s
New York
Emily Rigl
Calder
Martinot
Mrs. John D. Pickles Dies at Tremont Church Parish
Mrs. John D. Pickles, wife of Rev. John D. Pickles pastor of Tremont M. B. Church, died last evening at 5 o'clock.
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John D. Pickles
John . Pickles
Tremont M. B
Sunday religious services listed for multiple Boston churches
Sunday schedules include First Baptist Church Belmont Somerville with Rev. Fulton and sermons, Tremont Temple with Rev Lorimer, Congregational Old South, Christ Church Colchester near Beacon, St John’s Methodist South Boston, First M E Temple Street with Dr Payne, Tremont Street M E with Pastor Pickles and Buell, Christian Science meeting at 8 Park Street, and Union Church Boylston Street singing and talks.
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First Baptist Church
Belmont
Summer Streets
Somerville
Justin D. Fulton
Cedar Talons
Etsbiak
Tee Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Music Hall
Ec. Lorimer
D. D
OLD South Cird Church
Poly Alls
Christ's Church
Colchester Street
Beacon Street
Hawes Street
Fine Wood
C. D. Bradlee
ST. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
South Boston
W. T. Perrin
M. E
Temple Street
C. L. Goodell
C. H
C. H.’ Payne
New York
N. E. Education Society
Marcus Dpd
Buell
School of Theology
Boston University
G. A. Wilson
Christian Sciends
Women’s Journal
Partors
Park Street
Clara B. Choate
B. Y
Union
Bea
H. Bi.torre Torrey
Religious Services and Temple Events Advised
A fragmented list describes Sabbath services at St John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street and People’s Temple Columbus Avenue corner of Berkeley Street with multiple sermons and choir performances. Additional notes advertise Temple entertainments, Beethoven Quintet Club, and Patriotism lectures at Music Hall Temple with schedules and seating details.
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Washington Street
Oeetn Arthall
Dover Street
Pales Dp
Weoea
Temple
Pee Avenue
EB. Bates
Haverhill
Rome
Bowdoin Street
Obituary notices from Weymouth and Boxford area
Multiple death notices including Margaret Ford of Weymouth aged 65 9 1 and Elizabeth Winthrop Mars Spiller of Cambridge with funeral plans in Cambridge and Weymouth Also Edward Howe of Boxford aged 78 with funeral at Harvard Street Boston relatives invited and burial private Trains to New York New Haven & Hartford schedule details noted for Weymouth area.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Edwin A. Jameson
Mt. Vernon Street
Cambridge
Boxford
Mass
Edward Howe
Peaoe
Ann Elza
Acoln
Harvard Street
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State OF Trade
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Rh de Sad
Louisville
Texas
Montreal
Sadie Martinot and
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Salvation Army
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