Auto and buggy collide in Winchester runaway crash
In Winchester a buggy with Eugene and Joseph McCarthy of Somerville was struck from behind by a motor car owned by O H Perry Jr of Charlestown. The buggy overturned and the men were injured but able to go home. the horse fled along Forest street, dodged a freight train, and escaped with minor wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Joseph McCarthy
Lawrence Street
Somerville
Forest Street
Winchester
Stoneham
O. H. Perry, Jr
Alford Street
Charlestown
Miss Hutchinson
McCarthys
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Synagogue Adath Jeshurum Dedicated in Roxbury
The new Synagogue Adath Jeshurum on Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury was formally opened after dedicatory exercises attended by thousands. Mayor Fitzgerald praised the project and its civic value as Rabbi leaders and Cantor Max Halpern led a service. The building cost about 140000 and will hold services next week for the Jewish New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adath Jeshurum
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Max Halpern
Montreal
New England
Albert A. Ginzberg
Sadie Ellenberg
Nathan Pinanski
Fitzgerald
Halpern
Charles Fleischer
M. M. Eichler
Margolies
Louis A. Alexander
Boston
Isaac Rosnosky
David Stoneman
S. H. Borofsky
New Teachers Appointed at Warren Primary School
Miss Bessie Dacey of 8 Lexington street Charlestown is expected to join Warren primary as an assistant. An apt scholar from Charlestown High and Boston Normal schools she may later pursue high school work. She is sister to Theresa Dacey, assistant at Washington school in the West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Dacey
Lexington Street
Charlestown
Warren Primary
Charlestown High
Boston Normal Schools
Theresa Dacey
Washington School
West End
The Anti Christ Sermon at Ruggles Street Church
At Ruggles Street Baptist Church Rev Dr A C Dixon preached on The Anti Christ. He argued a lecturer claimed the United States is a land of sin akin to Spain or Italy and that liberal and nationalist movements have dethroned the Bible. He warned the world is growing worse and urged looking for the real Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
A. C. Dixon
Dixon
Tnmer
Thena
Spain
Italy
United States
Pr. Dixon
Miss Mary Cooney Rogers Tends Pine Bank Tennis Courts
Miss Mary Cooney Rogers of 11 Seaverns Avenue Jamaica Plain graduates of Boston Normal School now teaches at Sherwin School Roxbury. She previously graduated from Girls High School and is a prominent figure at the Pine Bank tennis courts in Jamaica Plain known for skill with the racquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cooney Rogers
Seaverns Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Boston Normal School
Sherwin School
Roxbury
Girls’ High School
Pine Bank
St Marys Pupils and Sodality in Communion
At least 700 pupils of St Marys School North End received holy communion in St Marys Church at 9 AM with Rev William J Quigley S J presiding. The Rev Father Renaud celebrated 7:30 AM mass for the Young Mens Sodality in communion. Evening vespers at 7:30 with a special musical program directed by Miss Mary Barr featuring Gallia and portions of the Stabat Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
North End
St. Mary’s Church
William J. Quigley
S. J
Father Renaud
Mary Barr
Society Notes Track Cruises and Local Departures
Boston society columns report Elmer J. Bliss and family departing on the Romanic for a Mediterranean cruise with extended Italy and France tour. Mrs. Andrew Robeson and Miss Harriet Robeson arrive at Squam Lake in mourning. Fanny H. Pope and son Kenneth sail on the Ivernia October 2 for two months, touring England and continental Europe by motor. Charles Fry and son resume a motoring tour at Mt. Washington Bretton Woods. Boston residents at the Manchester Yacht Club season finale include Mr. and Mrs. Mumford and others. The club closes today. dance patrons include Mrs. Edward Grew and others with arrangements by Merriam Craigie and Edward Grew. Mrs. William Lawrence, guest of Bishop Lawrence, has gone to Bar Harbor hosted by her daughter Mrs. Harold Peabody.
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Elmer J. Bliss
Commonwealth Avenue
Mediterranean
Italy
France
Boston
Fanny H. Pope
Kenneth B. Pope
Gail
Ivernia
England
Scotland
Germany
Switzerland
Charles Fry
Charles Fry, Jr
Mt. Washington
Bretton Woods
George 5. Mumford
Isabella Mumford
Reginald Gray
Chestnut Hill
John A. Burnham
Burnham
Manchester
William Lawrence
Bishop Lawrence
William C. Loring
Pride’s Crossing
Bar Harbor
Harold Peabody
Dynamite explosion kills three at Kenora railroad camp
A premature dynamite blast at a Winnipeg River Kennora area railroad camp killed foreman Nels L. Longhall and workers Lewis Peterson and Charles Hanson. Local authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Macn
Kenora
Winnipeg River
Nels L. Longhall
Lewis Peterson
Charles Hanson
Two Die In Frisco Electric Car Collision
Two heavily loaded electric cars collided at Turk and Devisadoro streets in Frisco. Two people were killed and a score injured as the crash occurred tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Turk and
Devisadoro Streets
Labor union disputes Navy parade as menace to world
The Boston Central Labor Union critical of President Roosevelt’s naval parade and the navy as a system. Secretary Henry Abrahams sends a letter to Secretary Bonaparte arguing sailors are not like other workers, calling for an international police and arbitration approach to global conflicts. The letter contends a large navy risks war and advocates replacing armaments with peaceful, enforceable arbitration among leading powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Central Labor Union
Henry Abrahams
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Abrahama
England
Japan
France
Pennsylvania
New York
Germany
Labor Notes Reports Demand Exceeds Supply at Meeting
Cement and Asphalt Workers' Union 20 reports full employment with all members at work and union wages. Four applicants admitted. Michael Daley of Boston Team Drivers' Union thanked for services at Labor Day parade. State branch A F L convention delegates to open in Lawrence on October 8 instructed. Navy Yards Employees League to hold grand field day at Point of Pines Revere. Dover street yard workers of New Haven and Hartford Railroad enjoyed an outing at Highland Lake Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement and Asphalt Workers
Michael Daley
Boston
A. F
Lawrence
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ST. Mary’s
Washington and
Winter Streets
Agsquam Lake
N. H
Andrew Robeson
Harriet Robeson
Brookline
Miss Robeson
NAVY
Sion
Charles J. Bonaparte
Sir
Annapolis
Oyster Bay
Central Labor Union
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Daniel Webster
Ééstant International
Castoria
Moneere
LABOR
Brussels
Wilton
Saxony
Washington Street
Adams Square
Str
Manchuria
Honolulu
Workincmens Co-Operative Bank
Tremont, Cor. Bromfield St
Frank E. Burbank
Sec’y and
Treas
Gilchrist Co
Washington
Wintersta
F. N. Joslin & Co
Malden
L. W. Cutting & Co
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
H. A. Skidmore
Broadway
Chelsea
Houghton & Duntton, Tremont and Beaconsts
Murphy Bros
Soston
J. W. Philbrick & Co
Everett, Walcott & Co
Central &C
BE. B. Merchants Legal Stamp Co
Washington St
Bathan
C. W. Guy Furniture CO
Canal St
Friend St
Chelsea and
Quincy
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