Jewish groups urge Sunday work access amid Sabbath conflict
Boston Hebrew citizens and Seventh Day Adventists urged a Sunday laws reform, arguing observance of Saturday Sabbath and Sunday work restrictions threaten livelihoods. They cited 60,000 Hebrews in Boston, with 40 percent keeping Saturday as the Sabbath, and called for exemptions for those who worship on different days.
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Boston
Isaac Rosnosky
Lee Friedman
Massachusetts
H. F. Kerring
South Lancaster
Lee S. S. Wheeler
Malden
Pleading Innocence in Sugar Rebating Case News
New York Central officers F S Pomeroy and Nathan Guilford pleaded not guilty before Judge Hough to an indictment charging rebating in sugar traffic related to the American Sugar Refining Company. Trial scheduled for October 10.
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Sugar Trust
New York
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Pomeroy
Nathan Guilford
Count Boni's Mother Scaped Thrown Stone
Paris dispatch reports the Marquise de Castellane mother of Count Boni was injured when a large stone was hurled at her automobile as she traveled from Padua to Venice. The incident occurred near Paris as she moved through the region.
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Count Boni
Paris
Marquise de Castellane
Padua
Venice
New Teachers in Public Schools
Attleboro greets Miss May J. Barry of Malden as new Attleboro Grammar School instructor. She graduated from Malden High and Salem Normal, noted for tact and adaptability and love of water sports. Malden adds Miss Jennie A. Johnson from Malden to Faulkner Grammar School staff. She heads a first grade class after studying at Centre Grammar Malden High and Bridgewater Normal and enjoys boating and tennis.
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Attleboro
Attleboro Grammar School
May J. Barry
Watts Street
Malden
Barry
Jennie A. Johnson
Ascutney Street
Faulkner Grammar School
Centre Grammar
Malden High
Bridgewater
Johnson
Huff Missing From Chelsea
Willard L Huff of 245 Cherry Street Chelsea aged 50 has been missing since Monday morning causing anxiety to his wife and son. A teamster employed by A W Cheney of Chelsea he has been in poor health six months and reportedly could not meet a due note possibly affecting his mind. Boston and Chelsea police seek to locate him.
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Willard L. Huff
Cherry Street
Chelsea
A. W. Cheney
Boston
Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne
In a reader’s letter, Mildred Champagne counsels that a gentleman in another state likely remains warm in feeling despite a recent cold letter. She advises replying cordially, avoiding hints of doubt, to keep the correspondence alive and avoid misreading his intentions.
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Miss Champagne
Aldermen Clash Over Hospital Fund Use
At a Board of Aldermen meeting Aldermen Curley and Bromberg sparred over a $10,000 appropriation for the Free Home for Consumptives. Curley pressed trustees for an explanation of why the money has not been spent, criticizing Chairman McSweeney. Miss Elizabeth Power leads the home and may resign amid trustee opposition. The body also approved Curley’s resolution allowing live fowl sales by Hebrew provisions dealers on feast days from Sept 19 to Oct 11.
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Bromberg
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Curley
McSweeney
Board of Trustees
Bell
City Hall
Elizabeth T. Power
Free Home For
Free Home
Miss Power
Board of Health
Keenan Baby to be Named Charles Everett
The Keenan family of Charlestown chose Charles Everett as the infant’s name after a letter-writer suggested many options. The two week old baby will be baptized as Charles Everett Keenan, with the parents weighing Robert and Everett as potential middle inspirations.
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Keenan
Charles Everett
The
Post
Lawrence J. Keenan
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Adam
Abel
Abner
Alexander
Amos
Archibald
Artemus
Brian
Asa
Cecil
Cyrus
Claude
Darius
Elijah
Enoch
Ezekiel
Eustace
Gideon
Guy
Hiram
Horatio
Hubert
Ira
Isaiah
Jabez
James
Jason
Jesse
Joab
Jonathan
Joshua
Justin
Levi
Luke
Mark
Merton
Moses
Neil
Oscar
Owen
Percival
Reuben
Roderic
Rudolph
Rufus
Seth
Saul
Silas
Simeon
Thaddeus
Titus
Ulysses
Zachary
Zenas
Robert
Charles
Everett
Charlies Everett
Hine
Charles Everett Keenan
Grave Digging Leads To Sudden Death In West Roxbury
James McGuire 40 a widowed laborer at 47 Lamartine Street died while digging a grave at Calvary Cemetery West Roxbury yesterday afternoon. He groaned fell into the open grave and was pronounced dead of heart disease. Undertaker Norton Roslindale conveyed the body after Dorchester police were notified by the summoned doctor.
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Calvary Cemetery
West Roxbury
James McGuire
Lamartine Street
McGuire
Norton
Roslindale
Dorchester
Miss Courville Begins Law Study in Lowell
Miss Ida Courville a special commissioner for Massachusetts has begun studying law in Lowell She works under Lawyer Albert O Hamel and is expected to be the only woman lawyer in the city at present
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Lowell
Ida Courville
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Albert O. Hamel
Gilchrist’s
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