Carter Lost His Bundles in Boston Street Theft
M. J. Carter from Yarmouth Nova Scotia arrived ten days ago to shop and stayed at the Boston Tavern. After paying his bill at 1 30 PM he left with two heavy bundles, set them down on Washington street, and found them gone when he returned with a boy to help. He sailed at 3 PM for Yarmouth. Items missing include wearing apparel, cretonne curtains and stockings.
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M. J. Carter
Yarmouth
N. S
Boston
Carter
Washington Street
Reverend Abbott’s Quiet 25th Anniversary Sermon
Dr Edward Abbott rector of St James Church North Cambridge completed 25 years as minister yesterday. He noted that a Christian minister is the noblest title and praised his parishioners loyalty to prayer book Bible and church ideals. He thanked his wife for assistance and spoke of longtime members including Mr Greenleaf.
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Edward Abbott
St. James's Protestant Episcopal Church
North Cambridge
Abbott
Dr. Abbott
Mr. Greenleaf
East Boston Hebrew Free School Exercises and Examinations
The Hebrew Free School of East Boston held annual exercises at U. S. Synagogue corner Gove and Paris streets. Afternoon program featured choral singing violin solos and a religious history exam by Rabbis Dirk Friedman and Lalbbovitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Free School of
East Boston
U. S
Gove
Paris
Dirk, Friedman and
Lalbovitz
Boston
William Barker
Louis Goldberg
Marks Melmet
Abraham Albert
Barnet Levy
Harris Senolsky
Abraham B. Reuben
Samuel Valensky
Benjamin Weinberger
Abraham Lazarovitz
Marks Harris
Joseph Kalman
Farewell sermon of a Wakefield pastor
The Rev. Thomas W. Illman who has been selected as pastor of the First Universalist Church in Taunton preached his farewell sermon at the Universalist Church in Wakefield today where he served four years. Born in Philadelphia January 29, 1853 he studied at Tufts Theological School and led churches in Saugus New York City Concord N H Grand Rapids and Bay City before accepting the Wakefield post in 1899.
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Wakefield
Thomas W. Illman
Taunton
Universalist
Philadelphia
Services Omitted at First Christian Church
Lightning damaged the First Christian Church at Kneeland and Tyler, suspending Sunday services for the first time since dedication. Three meetings were canceled, with repairs estimated at at least 500 dollars for the steeple. A curious crowd gathered and several steeple pieces were taken from the sidewalk.
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First Christian Church
Kneeland
Tyler
Despondent man attempts laudanum death at Jamaica Plain
Henry Harris aged 35 of 128 Boylston avenue Jamaica Plain drank an ounce of laudanum yesterday in a failed suicide attempt. Police said he was despondent and placed under medical care by Dr Shea who treated him for two hours. Harris was later declared out of danger.
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Henry Harris
Boylston Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Harris
Shea
Catholic Total Abstainers Protest Against Emmons
At a Boston archdiocese convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union held in St Patrick's Hall, delegates discussed a resolution protesting a liquor law section cited as a common nuisance for club buildings selling liquor. The session, presided by Edwin Mulready, included remarks from national and local church figures, and planned unity with Essex County and national boards. The next convention will be in Melrose.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Archdiocese of
Boston
St. Patrick’s Hall
Thomas F. Phelan
Emmons
Board of Government
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Joseph H. Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Mulready
M. J. Doody
Cambridge
Father Doody
Jeremiah G. Fennesey
Boston Union
Rev
J. H
National Board of Officers
Father Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Total
Italian to Be Papal Premier Likely Italian Choice
Rome reports that Pope Pius X has not chosen a secretary of state. A cardinal close to the pope says he wants to master Vatican machinery first and keep Leo XIII officials for now. Most expect an Italian appointee, with Cardinal Moran unlikely due to foreign status. Merry del Val, a Spaniard, not favored.
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Rome
Moran
Sydney
Pius X
Associated Press
Holy Father
Vatican
Leo
Cardinal Moran
Mer
Merry del Val
Daly's Strong Programme Draws Crowds To Combination Park
Manager T L Daly organizes a busy program at Combination Park including horse racing dancing vaudeville band concerts and a ball game between Jordan Marsh Company and Houston Henderson teams this afternoon and evening expected to attract a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Daly
Jordan Marsh Company
Houston & Henderson
Combination Park
Barnes Wanders Streets After Skull Fracture
Richard F. Barnes a 45 year old married man of 1 Jarvis Place Roxbury was found wandering in a stupor on Dover Street near Harrison Avenue. He had a fractured skull and two gashes in his head and is listed in critical condition on the dangerous list as doctors investigate the cause. Patrolman Chick found him and Dr McQueeney examined him at Station 5. He could not recall how he was hurt.
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Richard F. Barnes
Jarvis Place
Roxbury
Dover Street
Barnes
Chick
Harrison Avenue
Station 5
McQueeney
Leroy of New York Tennis Champion of Europe
In The Hague on September 6, Robert Leroy of the New York Lawn Tennis Club won the gentlemen’s singles title at the European lawn tennis championship, defeating Pinckney with scores of 4-6 6-1 6-1 6-0.
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Leroy
New York
Europe
Tne Hague
Robert Leroy
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Pinckney
Fire destroys Concord block in largest downtown loss
Concord Junction reports a major fire destroying the largest block in the area. The wooden building, housing C. H. Whitney druggist and L. N. Fowler provisions on the lower floor, Masonic Hall on the second, and a dance hall on the third, burned from an unknown rear barn origin and was nearly doomed within 30 minutes, with estimated losses around 25000 dollars.
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Concord Junction
Concord
C. H. Whitney
L. N. Fowler
Whitney Drug Store
Tony Rose Confesses to Brockton Burglaries
Brockton reports Tony Rose, held on $2400 bail, has confessed to breaking into multiple local homes. The confession ties him to burglaries at residences including that of H. Police continue to review related break-ins as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Rose
Brockton
Police hunt for two men linked to numerous breaks
A dark complexioned man and his light complexioned partner are wanted in connection with breaks across Taunton Cochituate Holbrook Whitman Avon and West Bridgewater. Edward Dwyer and Mrs Megley of Ames Street are named in the case along with Cee eee Mears. Rose has been sought by Boston and other New England police for about three months.
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Cee Eee F. Mears
Ames Street
Edward Dwyer
Megley
Taunton
Cochituate
Holbrook
Whitman
Avon
West Bridgewater
Rose
Boston
New England
Globe Theatre Brims With Hackett Company Opening Big Drama
James K. Hackett and his NY entourage arrive to rehearse John Ermine of the Yellowstone at the Globe. Accompanied by famed scene painters Arthur Voesgtlin Ernest Gros and E G Unitt, the production promises one of Hackett’s largest ever stages even as theatre work pauses on the venue.
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Globe Theatre
Nasmuch
James K. Hackett
New York
Globe
Mr. Hackett
John Ermine
Arthur Voesgtlin
Ernest Gros
E. G. Unitt
Louis Shipman
Hackett
Donovan May Run for Mayor In Non Partisan Bid
Cambridge official Donovan, now chief assessor, is rumored to seek the mayoral nomination on a nonpartisan ticket. Friends dispute the report. a partisan clash with Mayor McNamee and police chief Cunningham is hinted at amid factional maneuvering.
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Jeremiah ¥. Donovan
Cambridge
Donovan
Henry J. Cunningham
McNamee
Augustine Daly
Ward 7
Republican Club
Ponovan
24 Women Drunks Taken In City Arrests
The city swelled with drunkenness arrests Saturday night as 24 women were taken, the largest count since Judge Emmons began his crusade. A total of 234 people were detained, including 99 non residents, and 210 men. The article lists arrests from 8 a.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday.
No Matinee At Majestic Theatre Today
The Majestic Theatre cancels today’s matinee of Girls Will Be Girls. William Brady and the company arrived from New York, resumed rehearsals through the night, and will perform tonight. Ticket refunds or evening-seat exchanges will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
William Brady
New York
Brady
The
Majestic
Police Seize Beer in Lewis Street Raid
Police from Station 1 searched 7 Lewis Street and seized seven gallons of lager beer. During the raid officer arrested Giuseppe Fanale aged 29 Eastern Avenue, charged with unlawfully selling liquor to a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kachakakis
Lewis Street
Giuseppe Fanale
Eastern Avenue
National Trophy Match at Sea Girt This Week
The flower of United States marksmen gather at Sea Girt New Jersey for a two day national trophy match on Tuesday and Wednesday. The team with the highest average total wins the national trophy provided by Congress and 600 in cash. Second prize is the Hilton trophy and 300. Third prize The Soldier of Marathon trophy and 200. Fourth prize 150. Fifth prize 100. Sixth prize 50. Medals awarded to each team member winning a prize.
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N. J
United States
Congress
Four Italians Arrested for Gambling
Four Italians were arrested yesterday afternoon at Prince Street by Station 1 officers. Those charged with gaming are Vito Paglianilo aged 19 Salvario Straficia aged 32 Nicholas Marshall aged 28 and Lachirano Pagnianilo aged 45. Three others were arrested as being present.
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Prince Street
Station 1
Vito Paglianilo
Salvario Straficia
Nicholas Marshall
Lachirano Pagnianilo
Revival services at Sterling Street camp meeting
Revival services will be held today at the camp meeting on Sterling Street between Washington Street and Shawmut Avenue. Rev Simeon R W Drew presides with 10 30 a m Death on the Pale Horse 3 p m The New Heaven and New Earth and 7 30 p m The Prodigal Return A collation will be served after each service. Guests include Rev George W Lee and Mrs Annie E Brown of Washington DC Rev Charles T Walker of New York and Rev Z D Lewis of Richmond VA.
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Sterling Street
Washington Street
Shawmut Avenue
Simeon R. W. Drew
George W. Lee
D. D
Annie E. Brown
Washington, D. C
Charles T. Walker
New York
Z. D. Lewis
Richmond
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Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
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Lagrange Street
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Eer
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Isaac B. Rich
Sandies
Robert Edeson
Henry B. Harris
Soldiers OF Fortune
Marie Cahill
Nancy Brown
Stair & Wilbur
Washington & Dover Sts
Point of Pines
Quigley Bros
Winona & Banks Winters
John Mahon & CO
Thomas E. Clifford
Lorrain & Vinton, Clifton & Grant
A. R
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Sig
Jordan Marsh Co
Revere Beach
Salem Willows
Atlas Stores
Congress Street Bridge
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Museum
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Duclos
Ireland
Sorensen
Chas.e. Mather
Washington St
Ray
Ape Cornar Beach
John Ermi Ine
Yellowstone
Lawrence McCarty
Edward Harrigan
Kathryn Osterman
Miss Petticoats
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Pixley & Luders
Fred Nielo
Cohans
GEO. M. Cohan
Eith’s
National League South End Grounds
Connelly
Adams House
Matinee
David Belasco
Maryland
Brothers Byrne
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tremont
Music Hall Arcade
Oxford
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Virginia
Palace
Reilly & Woods
Haymarket
Bowdoin
I2itne
Tracy the Bandit
Howard
M. Americus Comedy
Miss Norton
Harris and
Walters
Butler
Ladies’ Band
Nantasket Beas Rowe’s Wharf
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Rowe’s Wharf
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Nahant
Ferry Cara
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Sheldon
N. E. Agt
Wash. St
Lincoln Wharf
Mass
Atlantic Avenue
Battery
B. C. Peck
Readville
Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club
South Union Station
Park Entrance
Milton Lower Mills
Dudley Street Terminal
Forest Hills
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Cane Ann
Glouceste
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Boseton
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
el Provincetown
Pilgrims
Cape Cod
Capt
Hart
Atlantic Ave
Rowe
Provincetown
Carpo T
Atkins Paine
Main
Johnstown
Houch’s Neck
Hough's Eck
A. m
Snow's Arch Wharf
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