Family SLEPT IN A HEN COOP in custody dispute
Mrs Kathryn M Tryder files for divorce from William A Tryder of East Boston claiming fear drove her to sleep in a hen coop with her child on two occasions. Libel filed in Suffolk County Superior Court. Tryder, son of a former Boston police inspector, works in a clerical post and Mrs Tryder has moved to her mother's Dorchester home.
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Kathryn M. Tryder
William A. Tryder
Boston
Suffolk County Superior Court
Tryder
Rose bouquet greets Suffolk deeds registrar on victory
Congratulations poured in for William T. A. Fitz gerald Suffolk county registrar of deeds after a Tuesday election win. Young women employees placed a large cluster of American Beauty roses on his desk as he arrived at the registry office yesterday morning.
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William T. A. Fitzgerald
Suffolk County
Registry
Fitzgerald
Jewish Services for Border Troops Arranged for Jewish Troops
Reader corrects Post story noting that under the Central Conference of American Rabbis arrangements were made for Jewish religious services at Fort Bliss Texas for Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur and Succoth with War Department support from Secretary Baker. Rabbi Isaac Landman travels to organize services for soldiers at the border.
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Massachusetts
Mexico
Central Conference of American Rabbis
M. M. Hichler
Brookline
Rabbi Eichler
War Office
Isaac Landman
Fort Bliss
Texas
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Succoth
Baker
Rabbi Landman
Conference leaders arrange border services ritual
The president of the conference Dr William Rosenau of Baltimore led negotiations with Secretary Baker aided by Dr Emil G Hirsch of Chicago and Dr Abram Simon and Mr Gus Karger of Washington DC. An executive committee vote authorized publishing a special ritual for these services and Baker instructed commanders on the border to allow soldiers to travel to nearest centers for services. Although Rabbi Landman planned a year of rest starting Sept 1 he was persuaded by Rosenau and Hirsch to take on the task.
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Baker
William Rosenau
Baltimore
Emil G. Hirsch
Chicago
Abram Simon
Gus Karger
Washington, D. C
Rabbi Landman
Labor union backs Abrahams for Boston school board
The Boston Central Labor Union plans an active campaign to elect Henry Abrahams to the Boston school board in December, praising Frederick W. Mansfield’s victory as earned by labor support. A 30 member committee will meet at the Co L A headquarters to set campaign dates and speakers.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Organized Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Henry Abrahams
School Board of
Boston
Labor
Mansfield
Abrahams
Committee of 30
Co. L. A
Wells ‘Memorial Building
Revival sermons and prison lectures drawn from Boston churches
The Tremont Temple Baptist Church hosts a Sunday night series by Rev. Cortland Myers on The Devil's Hindrances to Boston's Great Revival ending Nov 12. Rev. W. Bradley Whitney promotes updated prison life lectures to broaden church audiences. Monday ministers conference planning shifts toward prayer during the evangelistic campaign with speakers A Judson Hughes Alfred Isaac and Gabriel Maguire. Melrose First Baptist School earns standard Sunday school honor roll.
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Cortland Myers
D. D
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Boston
W. Bradley Whitney
Massachusetts State Prison
Charlestown
Baptist ‘Minister’s Conference
A. Judson Hughes
First Church
Everett
Alfred E. Isaac
Dorchester Temple Church
Gabriel Reed Maguire
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Melrose
Northern Baptist Convention
Vermont University Opens With Largest Entering Class
Burlington Vermont September 27 The University of Vermont opened with public exercises including an address by President Benton. Entrance credits filed 271 with 63 unable to attend or fail exams leaving 218 qualified for admission. This will be the largest entering class on record surpassing last year’s 190.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Benton
Head Crushed Under Wagon in Vermont Farm Accident
In St Johnsbury Vermont on September 27 George Perkins 65 a farmer for Henry E Willson died after a wagon accident. He hitched to a neighboring farmer Arthur Young s separator for a trip and was struck when the horses bolted the wagon wheels ran over his head and he was dragged about 40 feet.
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ST. Johnsbury
George Perkins
Henry E. Willson
Wilson
Goss Hollow
Arthur Young
Perkins
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