Redmond Not Ready to Retire Says United Irish League
John O Callaghan secretary of the United Irish League of America says reports John Redmond will quit public life and that John Dillon joined Sinn Fein are false. A cablegram from Redmond to O Callaghan in Boston confirms the story is a fabrication.
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John O’callaghan
United Irish League of America
John Redmond
John Dillon
Sinn Fein
O'Callaghan
Redmond
Dublin
United Irish League
Boston
Liberal United Church Plea Sparks Unitarian Conference
Dr. Marion D. Shutter urged a liberal united church uniting Universalist and Unitarian groups at Tremont Temple. Speakers stressed free churches and religious liberty, with leaders from Harvard, Meadville, and Boston outlining theological growth and church-state relations.
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Douglass Jerrold
Marion D. Shutter
National Conference of Unitarian
Tremont Temple
Shutter
Universaliet Faith
Minneapolis
Dr. Hale
Dr. Shutter
Conference OF Unitarian
Christian Churches
Cosmopolitan Liberal Congress Reception at Hotel Somerset
A grand reception at the Hotel Somerset drew over 1000 attendees under gusty weather, showcasing a diverse lineup of speakers from England, Holland, Germany, France, and India. Notable figures included Barraktullah of Bombay and Dr. H P Meyboom, with T. Washington among the audience and refreshment periods announced. An overflow event occurred at Channing Hall with additional speeches and music.
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America
Somerset
Congress of Religious Liberals
Governor Guild
William Bowring
London
Otto Phieider
University of Berlin
Germany
Jean Reville
France
Reville
H. 1’. Meyboom
Hollander
Edouard Montet
Congress
Hotel Somerset
Stork Shuns Smoky City in Pittsburg
Seven hundred doctors in Pittsburg receive letters from Superintendent of Health Ed wards asking why birth reports are idle. Edwards believes the stork is still at work but doctors are negligent in reporting births.
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Pittsburg
Edwards
Pick Breaks Man's Skull In Trench Accident
Thomas Sheehan of 58 Cabot Street, 35, was struck by a pick wielded by cousin William J. Sheehan while both worked in a trench on School Street near City Hall. Thomas suffered a fractured skull and was taken by ambulance to Relief station. police hold William as the accident is investigated.
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Thomas Sheehan
Cabot Street
William J. Sheehan
School Street
City Hall
William Sheehan
Thomas
Four fined for disorderly conduct in Newton district
Four young men from Nonantum were arrested and arraigned in Newton court after a late night chase of four unknown women. Each man, Jerry Green 20 Antonio Jatti 21 Borki Tunelli 28 and Frank Martin 20, faced a $10 fine for disorderly conduct with Martin given until Oct 7 to remit. Police officer Mel Laughlin testified to the chase near Washington and Adams streets. The defendants pleaded not guilty claiming they were out for a walk.
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Antonio Jatti
Borki Tunelli
Frank Martin
Nonantum
Martin
Luce Enters Race for Lieutenant Governor at Somerville Rally
Representative Robert Luce was endorsed for lieutenant governor at a Walter S. Glidden rally in Newcomb Hall Somerville. About 200 people attended as Keene announced Luce as second on the ticket amid strong applause. Glidden spoke to rebut rumors circulating in Ward 1 and received three cheers at the venue.
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Robert Luce
Walter S. Glidden
Newcomb Hall
Broadway
Somerville
Keene
Mr. Luce
Glidden
Ward 1
Death of Rev Bernard Cullen former Mission Church associate pastor
The Rev Bernard Cullen 47 former associate pastor of Mission Church Roxbury died suddenly at the parish house Roxbury at 4 15 p m from heart disease Surrounded by longtime friends and colleagues his life was marked by labor and sacrifice Born in County Cavan Ireland December 4 1860 his ministry spanned Brooklyn Roxbury Quebec Saratoga Springs and Canada before settling in Boston He leaves a sister Mrs Booth of New York as closest kin
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Bernard Cullen
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Father Cullen
Mission Church
County Cavan
Ireland
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sheehan
Carr
Touebec
Quebec
Saratoga Springs
Canada
Boston
Mrs. Booth
New York
Bankrupted Himself as a Matter of Honor
Worth some $60,000 ten or twelve years ago the Rev. Louis N. Booth rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Bridgeport died leaving an estate of 1056.58 which goes to his widow Annie M. Booth. He impoverished himself in honor by paying promissory notes of his former partner which he had indorsed.
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Middletown
Louis N. Booth
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
Annie M. Booth
Labor Notes from Boston Unions Highlight Meetings and Plans
Union leaders deny rumors linking Michael J. Young to an assault case as Boston Housesmiths and Structural Iron Workers Union 7 reports daily contact. Several locals announce meetings, new attendance rules, forthcoming officer installations, and plans for organizing Readville steamfitters.
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Michael J. Young
Indianapolis
Boston Housesmiths and Structural Iron Workers’ Union 7
Washington Street
New England Brass Moulders and
Ivass Caremakers’ Union 1
International Brass Moulders and Brass Caremakers’ Union
Boston Paperhangers
Union
James Trnland
Saratoga
Great Lakes
Dorace Weener
Lemuel McCormick
James Martin
Christopher Boyle
Readville Steamfitters
Union 76 & Committee
Readville
Boston Association
National Association of Steam Engineers
Edward Cassidy
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 103
Boston Lumber Teamsters’ Union 112
Enos DD
Sawyer
Cambridge
Sawyer Lumber Co
Wells Memorial Building
Daniel J. Tobin
The
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Carpenters’ District Council
Hanover Street
Alfred Steiefeld
Church Organ Workers’ Union 20
New York
Piazza Victim In Bad Shape After Roxbury Veranda Collapse
One man, John MecNichols of 62 Longwood Avenue, remains in dangerous condition with a fractured skull after the veranda collapse at the Murray home in Roxbury Sunday. Other injured victims were reported resting comfortably at the hospital.
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Roxbury
John MecNichols
Longwood Avenue
Taunton Man Pleads Not Guilty in First Degree Murder
Antone Yzikowich faced the First Bristol District Court and pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree. Prosecution alleges he killed John Ciolkosz, wealthy Polish baker, yesterday. Hearing waived and continued until October 5 with Joseph Galuski and John Faloneys as witnesses.
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Taunton
Bristol District Court
Antone Yzikowich
John Ciolkosz
Uzikowich
Joseph Galuski
John Faloneys
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