Somerville Baptist Divines Swap Pulpits Across Churches
Somerville Baptist ministers swapped pulpits yesterday across six city churches in a largely anonymous rotation. With one exception no preacher repeated a pulpit, following a plan proposed by Rev. Whitney of Union Square Baptist during a Boston meeting last week. Morning and evening services featured ministers from different churches, creating a citywide exchange of sermons and fostering cross church collaboration.
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Somerville
Mr. Whitney
Union Square Baptist Church
Boston
Mr. Pinkham
Winter Hill
Union Square
F. S. Boody
East Somerville
West Somerville
J. van Garten
Spring Hill
R. O. Sherwood
Winterhill
Perkins Street
John R. Gow
Cross Street
High Level Review of 1902 Stock Prices Gains and Future Outlook
A 1902 price comparison shows many stocks recovering over half their prior shrinkage with some near full rebound. The piece notes Manhattan and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western exceeding their 1902 highs, Union Pacific near its peak during Gates era, and broad optimism for 1903 as markets stabilize. It cites Henry Clews on favorable economic factors, warns against wild speculation, and urges cautious buying on declines as bankers seek a sustained, strong market.
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Manhattan
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
Union Pacific
Gates
Amalgamated
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Jdae
Canadian Pacific
Ot & Northwestern
Erie
Ilinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. H
Eee
Neeeves Hee
Metropolitan
Eve Ee
Donteschesapeake
Ohio
Wall Street
Henry Clews
Roosevelt and Parker Election Forecasts Reported
New York dispatch outlines Roosevelt's lead with various electoral predictions. Parker gains credit from some sources, while others show mixed or uncertain results. Delancey Nicoll projects Parker carrying 26 states for 277 votes, with strong East and West blocs. Republican claims allege Roosevelt seen as the reward for a gubernatorial trade involving Herrick.
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the Herald
Roosevelt
Parker
the World
the Tribune
the Sun
New York
Herrick
Brooklyn Eagle
Greater
Wisconsin
Illinois
Idaho
Washington
Maryland
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
Connecticut
New Jersey
Indiana
West Virginia
Delaware
Delancey Nicoll
Democratic National Committee
Prisoner Taken By Medford Officers Interfered By Noonan Brothers
Malden October 30 Officer Craven attempted to arrest a drunk man in Edgeworth district and head to the police station. Two brothers John and James Noonan of 602 Medford Street forced their way in, taking the prisoner. Craven grabbed John, then arrested James at the Noonan residence. Both jailed for interfering with an officer.
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Malden
Craven
Edgeworth
John
James Noonan
Medford Street
John Noonan
Noonan
James
Rev C G Twombly Speaks to Y M C U on Contentment
The Rev Clifford G Twombly of Newton Highlands spoke at the Young Men's Christian Union on The Secret of a Noble Christian Contentment. A male quartet provided musical selections. Next Sunday Henry C Wilson will present a stereopticon lecture on Cathedrals of England.
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C. G. Twombly
Clifford G. Twombly
Newton Highlands
Young Men’s Christian Union
Henry C. Wilson
England
Worth a Thought Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Boston resident
Walter Mullen of 10 Upton Street reports back and kidney pain improvement after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes relief from weak loins, severe ache when lifting, and cold-related discomfort. He endorses the product and notes a 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. as US agents.
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Boston
Walter Mullen
Upton St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
No Bowling Near Emmons Revokes Meridian License
Judge Emmons revokes the bowling license for William J. Lee, keeper of a Meridian street billiard room. Lee claims grievance as John A. McKie, building proprietor and Bates ally, backed a nearby approval for a different location only a month earlier. The article notes a shift in local licensing amid political ties.
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Joe
Meridian Street
Boston
Judge Emmons
W. J. Lee
McKie
Lee
Miss Elena Kirmes to Sing at Melrose Tonight
Melrose witnesses Miss Elena Kirmes snowball from Italy where she debuted as Eleonora in Il Trovatore. An audience from Melrose and Boston is expected at the city auditorium for her first public appearance since returning abroad. Joining her are Miss Severoni, Miss Lena Trowbridge, Signor Fontana, and Alfred DeVoto in a program praised by listeners.
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Melrose
Elena Kirmes
City Auditorium
Boston
Miss Kirmes
Italy
Elvira Severoni
Eleonora
Naples
Severoni
Lena Trowbridge
Signor Fontana
Alfred DeVoto
Elena Kirmel
Melrose City Hall
Infant Found Dead On Strandway In Boston Mystery
Police probe a suspected infant murder after an eight day old female infant is found dead on the strandway near the South Bay near the Boston elevated powerhouse. The head bears a heavy gash the left arm is missing and a livid throat mark indicate violence.
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Station 6
Strandway
South Bay
Boston
Fire at East Boston destroys stock and shed
A lively blaze at 371 Marginal Street East Boston damaged a two and a half story wooden building owned by the International Glue Company. Loss set at $5000 for stock and building plus an adjoining shed as fire crews fought the noon blaze.
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International Glue Company
Hay Calls Powers to Peace Meeting
The piece outlines suggestions for neutral rights and duties in wartime. It cites the Paris declarations and a 1904 US Congress resolution on exempting private property at sea from seizure. It notes issues like contraband, neutral correspondence, refugee belligerent ships, and possibly bringing non signatories into The Hague framework.
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Paris
Congress of the United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Officials Visit New Dorchester A O H Division
Division 76 of the A O H in New Dorchester held a special meeting in Washington Hall. Ten new members were admitted with State President Cummings and County President Dillon present. Hon. John F. Fitzgerald also spoke. A another meeting for admissions is planned for Sunday, Nov. 13 with degrees on Sunday, Nov. 27.
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New Dorchester
Washington Hall
Washington Street
Cummings
Dillon
John F. Fitzgerald
Pastor's Wife Receives 400000 Bequest In Pittsfield Will
Mrs Mary Crane Johnson wife of Rev Herbert Johnson is named beneficiary in the will of her mother Mrs James Brewer Crane of Pittsfield for 400000. A longtime church worker at Warren Avenue Baptist she plans to use the money to aid the church and its future. The Rev Mr Johnson once donated his 3500 salary to church funds and many parishioners recall Mrs Johnson's quiet acts of charity.
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Mary Crane Johnson
Herbert Johnson
James Brewer Crane
Pittsfield
Johnson
Warren Avenue
Raid at Putnam Club Nets Ten Arrests in Cambridge
In a gambling raid last night Captain McBride and eight officers raided the old Putnam Club at Fourth and Cambridge streets in Cambridge. Furnishings including a piano carpets pool table ivory chips and cards valued at 1500 were seized. Ten men were arrested: Frank Nott Lynn William H Long Cambridge Charles Sullivan Charlestown John L Morse Somerville Fred J Monahue Charlestown William Smith Everett John Kennedy Brockton James O’Brien Worcester Henry Williams Somerville and John Forsythe Malden.
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Cambridge
Captain McBride
Old Putnam Club
Fourth
Frank Nott
Lynn
William H. Long
Charles Sullivan
Charlestown
John L. Morse
Somerville
Fred J. Monahue
William Smith
Everett
John Kennedy
Brockton
James O’brien
Worcester
Henry Williams
John Forsythe
Malden
Raid on Germania Bicycle Club Seizes Beer and Arrests Three Men
Sergeant ONeil of Division 10 Roxbury led a raid on the Germania Bicycle Club at 1367 Columbus Avenue last evening. Officers seized eight gallons of beer, 56 mugs, an empty keg and other items. Three men described as waiters, John Gissier Hugo French and Charles Witterman, were arrested.
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O'Neil
Division 10
Roxbury
Germania Bicycle Club
Columbus Avenue
John Gissier
Hugo French
Charles Witterman
Mysterious Fire at Melrose House Damages Home
A fire of unknown origin broke out at the residence of Thomas C. Connelly at 27 Grove Street in Melrose shortly before 5 pm. The blaze caused about 200 dollars in damage to the dwelling.
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Melrose House
Melrose
Thomas C. Connelly
Grove Street
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