Plan U S C E Peace League
The United Society of Christian Endeavor trustees endorse President Wilson’s call for a day of prayer for peace on Sunday October 4. President Clark reports the plan to mobilize 400 Christian Endeavor societies in the US and abroad to pray daily for an end to war and swift peace through a worldwide interdenominational effort.
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Christian Endeavor Peace League
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Wilson
Clark
Board of Trustes
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Merica
Flour Wholesale Prices Dip Amid Retail Uncertainty
Wholesale flour fell 10 to 15 cents per barrel, yet retailers say consumer prices won’t drop until the market stabilizes. Best flour at 8 to 8.50 a barrel retail, beef up a cent per pound, eggs rise one cent per dozen, potatoes up 7.5 cents per bushel amid shortages.
Boston Elevated Silent on Court Ruling in ODay Case
Officials of the Boston Elevated Railway Company declined to comment on the Supreme Court ruling in Isabella F. O Day versus the Boston Elevated and any potential new requirements or equipment. The company avoided discussing the court's full bench opinion and did not offer a statement.
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Supreme Court
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Isabella F. O’day
Boston Elevated
J. Harvey White
Thomas F. Waldron
Elevated crowd pushes claimant from train at North station
A Somerville resident injured Feb 23 1909 when swept off a crowded elevated train at North station was pinned between car and platform. Supreme Court full bench criticized guard compliance with door rules and cited unnecessary force by staff during removal.
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Somerville
North Station
Dana
Supreme Court
Loring
Hold Couple Charged With Concealing Assets
Max Guy and Mrs. Etta Guy of Middleboro were arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Ruhl on a conspiracy to conceal assets in bankruptcy. Held on $1000 bail for Sept 16 hearing before U S Commissioner Goodspeed. They were tied to a Middleboro dry goods store FE Guy as owners. prior to Mrs. Guy’s bankruptcy, the husband bought about 2500 dollars in merchandise in Boston, some of which disappeared.
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Max Guy
Etta Guy
Middleboro
United States
Marshal Ruhl
Goodspeed
New Bedford
FE. Guy
Boston
British Cruisers Head South Atlantic in German Pursuit
Montevideo dispatch says British cruisers Good Hope, Monmouth and Glasgow sailed today to search the Atlantic for German cruisers now at large. The armada stages a sweep from Uruguay into the South Atlantic theater.
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South Atlantic
Montevideo
Uruguay
Good Hope
Monmouth
Glasgow
Atlantic
Straw Hat Trade Offer At Continental Clothing House
An old notice invites customers to trade straw hats for a new fall hat at Continental Clothing House offering 50 cents for each straw hat. Stetsons are excluded from the exchange.
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Continental Clothing House
Cape Cod Canal to Stay Open This Winter
Officials deny reports of a winter closure and say the canal may open to night navigation next week. Eight mile lines of electric lights have been installed along the banks from Buzzards Bay to Barnstable Bay to aid night sailing. The waterway has allowed daytime light draught traffic since late July.
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Cape Cod Canal
J. W. Miller
Buzzards
Barnstable Bay
Canal to remain open over winter for mariners and coal tows
Commodore Miller announced the canal will stay open during winter easing passage for small craft and coal barges. He forecast full depth of 25 feet along most of the route within three months with dredging and rip-rapping nearly complete, reducing canal current to about three miles per hour at spring tides.
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Cape Cod
Commodore Miller
Arrested on Charge of Passing Bad Checks
Frank L. Shea 23 of Hotel Langham was arrested by Inspectors O'Neil and Dorsey on charges of larceny by passing a worthless check for $500 to Martin Lustig of 55 Tremont Street. He also faces larceny charges for $400 from Isaac Engler on July 2 via a worthless note on an automobile mortgage.
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Frank L. Shea
Langham
O’neil and
Dorsey
Martin Lustig
Tremont Street
Shea
Isaac Engler
Will Reopen Synagogue in Salem After Fire Damage
The Sons of Jacob Synagogue on Essex Street in Salem reopens after a February fire partial ruin. The $10,000 renovation frames a dedication with Boston leaders invited including Charles B. Strecker Leon R. Hyges Abraham Alpert Isaac Heller and Jacob De Haas. Local rabbis S J Friederman P Israeli M M Hichler Jacobson Cherensk will speak.
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Boston
Sons of Jacob
Essex Street
Salem
Charles B. Strecker
United States
Leon R. Hyges
Abraham Alpert
Boston Jewish American
Isaac Heller
Hebrew Immigration Aid Society of Massachusetts
Jacob de Haas
The
Jewish Advocate
S. J. Friederman
P. Israeli
M. M. Hichler
Jacobson
Cherensk
Dedicate Mortuary Chapel Tomorrow Under Jewish Congregation
Arrangements are complete for the dedication of the Mishkan Tefila mortuary chapel in Roxbury at Copeland and Moreland Streets tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Dr. Herman H. Rubinovitz will give the dedication address with Rabbis Harry Levi, M. M. Bichler, and Phineas Israeli as speakers.
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Mishkan Tefila
Copeland and
Moreland Streets
Roxbury
Herman H. Rubinovitz
Harry Levi
Temple Israel
M. M. Bichler
Temple Ohabei Shalom
Phineas Israeli
Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
Government Men Guests Visit Charlestown Officials
Albert Cottle, assistant superintendent of the state printing branch, and William C. Hunt, census chief statistician, visit Charlestown to dine with Jeremiah J. McCarthy. The party, linked to the Taff class, recalls Lodge's 1886 election and inaugurations of Garfield to Roosevelt. Cottle and Hunt plan to return to Washington Saturday after fall election registration.
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Albert Cottle
Goverment
State Printing Department
William C. Hunt
Census Office
Charlestown
Post
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
National Capital
Taff
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
BE. Barrett
McCarthy
E. P. Shaw
T. F. Taft
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Charles W. Howland
Jacob Fass
Cottle
Mr. Hunt
Washington
Wilson Signs 1 Million for Diplomatic Expenses
Washington Sept 11 President Wilson signed a bill appropriating 1 million dollars for the extra expenses of the American diplomatic and consular service during the European war.
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Washington
Wilson
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