Taft to Attend Dreadnaught Launch in New York
President Taft leaves Washington at noon for New York to witness Wednesday’s launch of the largest American dreadnought at the New York Navy Yard. He and Secretary Meyer will board the ship on the ways around 10:30 the morning of the launch and dine at the yard before returning to Washington on the midnight train.
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Washington
Taft
New York
New York Navy Yard
Meyer
Navy Yard
Union of Churches Planned in Back Bay
The Warren Avenue Baptist Church led by Rev. Dr. Herbert S. Johnson and the Bow Do in Square Tabernacle under Rev. Frederick E. Heath will unite to form a larger church edifice to be welcomed in the Back Bay.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Frederick E. Heath
Back Bay
Churches to Vote on Merger Plan Next Week
The committee of 21 will propose action to the Baptist council at a final meeting in the second week of November. The merger is already deemed agreeable by both churches and will be a formality before the two bodies consider uniting.
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Committee of 21
The
Baptist Council
Brig. Gen Carrington Buried From Home in Hyde Park
Funeral services for Brigadier General Henry Beebe Carrington Civil War veteran and noted Indian fighter were held yesterday at his home 19 Summer Street Hyde Park. The rites were simple conducted by Reverend Perlie Davis of West Roxbury and Reverend George W Owen of the Hyde Park Congregational Church.
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Henry Beebe Carrington
Mear
Summer Street
Hyde Park
Perlier Davis
West Roxbury
George W. Owen
Congregational Church
Perjury Indictment for L Enginee r on Charge at Cambridge
A Suffolk county grand jury returned a secret indictment last Friday against James P D Andrews chief engineer at the Boston Elevated Power House in Cambridge. He is charged with perjury and posted 2000 bail.
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Suffolk County Grand Jury
James PD. Andrews
Boston
Cambridge
Politics Surprise Union of Boston Clubs at Ford Hall
At a Boston Congregational Club dinner in Ford Hall the Republican candidate for Governor Joseph Walker spoke briefly. Henry Richardson announced a proposal to consolidate the club with the Young Men's Republican Club, but corrected to the Young Men's Congregational Club. The recommendations were approved and the two clubs merged.
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Boston Congregational Club
Ford Hall
Joseph Walker
Henry T. Richardson
Republican Club
Young Men’s Congregational Club
Mrs Charles W Eliot Rebounds After Fall On Crutches
Mrs Charles W Eliot has recovered from a fall enough to be about on crutches, showing improvement and returning to daily activities under care.
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Mrs. Eliot
Charles W. Eliot
Ex-convict assaults deputy warden with brick in Charlestown
Timothy Goulding a recently released 10 year prisoner attempted revenge on Deputy Warden Nathan D Allen on Chapman Street Charlestown. He hurled a brick striking Allen in a temple gash. Goulding was overpowered in Rutherford Avenue doorway and jailed on intoxication with later assault charges planned.
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Timothy Goulding
Nathan D. Allen
Chapman Street
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Allen
Goulding
Engineer Emil Prillwit Dies Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II
Plymouth reports Emil Prillwit chief engineer died on the Kaiser Wilhelm II while the steamer was en route from New York. The casualty occurred as the vessel sailed toward home port with passengers and crew aware of the illness.
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Plymouth
Eng
Emil Prillwit
New York
Mrs Catherine E Greer Dies at East Boston Home
Mrs Catherine E Greer mother of Trank Greer, champion single scull oarsman, died after a two weeks illness at her home 9 Jeffries Street East Boston. She was widow of Andrew Greer, longtime resident of the first section and mother of ten children including six sons who were oarsmen.
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Catherine E. Greer
Trank Greer
Jeffries Street
Boston
Andrew Greer
Man Hangs Self in City Hall Station Cell
Thomas J. Welch, 63, attempted to hang himself with a necktie in a cell at the City Hall Avenue police station last night. Police reported the incident as a death attempt under investigation and Welch was reported in distress.
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Thomas J. Welch
City Hall Avenue
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