Rev Dr Thomas S Barbour Dies at 86 in New Hampshire
The Rev Dr Thomas S Barbour former foreign secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society died at his summer home in Stoddard New Hampshire after a long illness He led Baptist missions in China Japan Africa and the Philippines and helped mobilize efforts to stop Congo atrocities He was survived by his brothers the Rev Henry M Barbour and the Rev Dr Clarence A Barbour.
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Congo
Orange
N. J
Brookport
N. Y
Brokline
Fall River
Henry M. Barbour
Church of the Beloved Disciple
New York
Clarence A. Barbour
Rochester Theological Seminary
Total Abstinence Union Convention Opens in East Cambridge
Preparations for the union's semi annual convention were reviewed by the Archdiocesan Catholic Total Abstinence Union advisory council. Rev. Joseph V. Tracy D D of St Columbkille's Church Brighton led the meeting with a large delegation in attendance. Committee chairmen presented their reports.
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Archdiocesan Catholic
Total Abstinence Union
Advisory Council of the Union
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society
East Cambridge
Joseph V. Tracy
St. Columbkille’s Church
Brighton
Diocesan Union
Poslam Promises Overnight skin relief and samples
Advertisement touts Poslam for eczema pimples and other skin troubles with claims of visible improvement after first application Itching ends burning soothed and quick control promised Also promotes Poslam Soap for hygienic antiseptic effects samples offered by mailing 4c stamps to Emergency Laboratories New York City Sold by all druggists.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 25Th Street
New York City
Robbed by Roommate in Chelsea Home
Peter Mezeka of 43 Louis Street Chelsea woke to find his roommate Frank robbed him of a shirt unspecified in the report. The incident occurred yesterday morning and investigators await full details.
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Peter Mezeka
Louis Street
Chelsea
Frank
Preparedness Mass Meeting in Boston to Defense Push
The National Security League announced plans for a mass meeting at Tremont Temple on Oct 21 to urge immediate defense. Governor Walsh will preside, with a daytime field demonstration on Boston Common and a nonpartisan program detailing Boston harbor conditions and national defenses.
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National Security League
Boston
Congress Street
Tremont Temple
Congress
Walsh
Boston Common
Boston Harbor
Lst
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O'Connell
Melrose recount confirms initial tally stands
In the Melrose recount for the State primary representative race the first tally is upheld. Ex-Representative Eben J. Philips who lost the Republican nomination to Harry G. Woodhill requested the recount.
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Eben J. Philips
Harry G. Woodhill
Resignations at Missouri German American Alliance Meeting
Albert von Hoffman and Paul O. Sommer quit as members and directors after Kurt von Reppert denounced President Wilson in harsh terms. Von Reppert claimed he used strong language about Wilson and suggested his actions show a differing origin. Hoffman rebutted with his resignation.
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ST. Louis
Albert von Hoffman
Paul O. Sommer
von Reppert
Wilson
Anglo French loan terms agreed for half billion bailout
The Anglo French financial commission and Eastern bankers near a formal deal on a 500 million dollar external loan to Great Britain and France. Four delegates head to Chicago to discuss terms with Western bankers while both governments reportedly approve the outline.
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New York
Anglo- French Financial Commission
Great Britain
France
Chicago
Auction sale opens for Boston Symphony tickets
Today at 10 a m Symphony Hall the Boston Symphony Orchestra begins the first season ticket auction for winter and spring concerts. This final auction series precedes fixed-rate subscriptions next season with seat retention options, as Manager C A Ellis outlines. The $18 seats cover two Friday afternoon concerts, excluding the last rows of the floor and the rear portion of the first balcony.
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Symphony
Boston Symphony Orchestra
C. A. Ellis
Symphony Hall
St Gregory's Guild elects officers in Dorchester parish
St Gregory's Guild at Dorchester Lower Mills names Mrs John A Dillon president and Dr John A Cavanaugh vice president with Miss Winifred Gilbody secretary and Miss Fondlla Diamondville treasurer. Cathedral group names Jeremiah Minihan president and Michael McCormack vice president. Rev J W Cullogne is spiritual director. Devotions and forty hours scheduled across several parishes.
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St. Gregory’s Guild
St. Gregory’s Parish
Dorchester Lower Mills
John A. Dillon
John A. Cavanagh
Winifred C. Gilbody
Fondlla Diamondville
Charles P. Heaney
Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association
Jeremiah J. Minihan
Michael P. McCormack
William E. Barry
Denis J Foley
James J. Wilcox James F. Heffernan
Thomas J. Slaggerty
J. W. Cullogne
Indians Burn 60 to Death in Train Car
Eighty passengers on a Southern Pacific Mexican train were trapped when a hay-filled car was set ablaze by Yaqui Indians near Torres Sonora. Radio advices received in San Diego confirm the attack and casualties.
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San Diego
Cal
Southern Pacific
Torres
Sonora
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Train Attack Kills Passengers after Derailment in Mexico
Report notes about 60 Indian deserters from a Mexican factional army derailed a Campo Verde to Torres train, burned most passengers including women and children in a haycar, with 20 accounted for so far. No Americans reported aboard. Torres lies 70 miles north of Guaymas at a railroad junction near Campo Verde mining area.
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Acording
Campo Verce
Torres
Guaymas
Campo Verde
Street Cars Collide Injuring Several in Norwood
Norfolk & Bristol street railway car collided with a Bay State Street electric at Guild and Washington streets. Conductor James Colmer suffered a severe scalp wound, Mrs. Ruel Fulton was struck by flying wood, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey and Miss Lina Rasnall were among those shaken or hurt.
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Norwood
Norfolk & Bristol Street Railway
Bay State Street Railway
Guild and
Washington Streets
James Colmer
Ruel Fulton
Frank Harvey
Walpole
Lina Rasnall
An Appeal to Wives for ORRINE Home Treatment
An appeal highlights drinking as a home hazard and promotes ORRINE as a secret or voluntary cure. It claims thousands saved, promises money back if no results, and notes cost of one dollar per box with a booklet available. Sold by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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Orrine
Orrine CO
Wash
D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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Randolph
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Burton-Furber
General Vehicle CO
Cambridge
the Edison CO
Oxford
General Vehicle Company, Inc
Long Island City, New York
GEO. H. Hudson District Manager
Paramount Pictures
Exeter ST
Misha Copley
Donald Brian In
Donald Brian
Jesse L. Lasky
Feature Play Co
Paramount Theatres
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Paramount Theatre
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Boylston
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