Excursion to Plymouth Special Train Outing
A Plymouth excursion departs South station at 9 am and returns from Plymouth at 5 pm arriving Boston about 6 20 pm. The Congregational Club and the Church of the Pilgrimage organize the event with lunch in Plymouth and a two hour historic walk including Pilgrim Hall relics. Brief addresses will be given during the walk and lunch with a souvenir programme distributed en route.
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Plymouth
South Station
Boston
Congregational Club
Church of the Pilgrimage
Thetown
Pilgrim Hall
Mission council closes with calls for periodic meetings
The International Congregational council wrapped with Storrs's sermon on missionary motive and Bevan's closing prayer. Delegates approved a five to ten year council interval, proposed a provisional committee and a draft constitution, and praised donors and transit services for the Boston gathering.
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Congregational Council
Richard Salter Storrs
D. D
LL. D
Reyer Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
H. D. Bevan
Auld Lang Syne
International Congregational Council
Council
John T. Halley
Australia
Jerusalem
Angell
United States
Iowa
William Salter
Burlington
Ephraim Adams
Waterloo
Andover Seminary
Spain cabinet to resign over defence funding dispute
Spain’s cabinet will resign tomorrow after a quarrel over national defence plans. Prime Minister Silvela travels to San Sebastian to offer resignations to the Queen Regent as General Polavieja’s war funding proposal splits the government. Court-martial testimony in Manila case proceeds with Generals Noel and Tejeiro testifying.
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Madrid
Cavi
Camilo Polavieja
Senor Villaverde
Polavieja
Don Francisco Silvela
San Sebastian
Jaudenes
Agustin
Spain
Philippines
Manila
Dewey
Merritt
Noel
Tejeiro
Montana Diamonds Draw City Shoppers at Washington Corner
The Montana Diamond Company store on Washington at Bromfield draws daily crowds of buyers for its famous Montana diamond. A dozen clerks work from morning till night to serve customers. The stone is touted as the poor man’s diamond and the rich man’s substitute, with prices slashed to broaden access to its many unique signs and uses.
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Montana Diamond Company
Washington
Bromfield
Montana
AtoEn
Compromise settles Boston & Albany board race
Bullock Olney and Draper join the new thirteen member board while Sargent retains his seat. A stock vote is withdrawn and the old board, save A C Houghton temporarily, forms the new slate. Protective committee reps Bullock Olney and Draper are named. Gillett and Cummings resigns. Lease terms to be debated at the postponed Nov 16 meeting.
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Boston & Albany
Protective Committee
Board of Directors
A. C. Houghton
Gillett and Cummings
Augustus C. Bullock
Worcester
Richard Olney
Boston
Eben
Draper
Hopedale
South Station
Bliss
Hoar
New York
Oe Central
Messrs. Gillett and Cummings
Albert C. Houghton
Letadotaey
Augustus G. Bullock
Olsen
Central and Albany lease stirs stockholder talks
The meeting details a plan to expand the board to thirteen with appointments of Bullock Olney and Draper, temporary Houghton withdrawal, and a vote reconsideration. A transcript from President Callaway outlines the New York Central stance on leasing the Boston & Albany, emphasizing safeguards for stockholders and property.
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Callaway
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Boston & Albany Railro Company
Central Company
Boston & Alany
Theston & Albany Company
New York
William Bliss
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston
Mass
Boston & Abany
New York Central Company
New England
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston Albany
New_York Central company
R. Callaway
Cotton Trust Formed to Buy Southern Mills in Cash
The Manufacturers Record reports a New York based syndicate with Southern bankers planning to purchase and cash finance many Southern cotton mills. Thomas Branch & Co of Richmond arranged options with Charles R. Flint and associates to supply capital, with trust company custody for the options. The venture could reach $50,000,000 to $100,000,000 in capital aimed at expanding export trade.
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Baltimore
New York
Thomas Branch & Co
Richmond
Southern
Charles R. Flint
Branch & Co
Flint
The Park Theatre Sees High Demand For Julia Arthur Show
The Park Theatre reports strong demand for Julia Arthur in More on Queen with first performance Tuesday. Kendals arrive in America with daughters Margaret and Dorothy and will stay with parents during the tour. E H Sothern renames his new piece The Song of the Sword for Daly's Theatre New York premiere Oct 9. Brady becomes managing director of Koster Bial's Music Hall in New York. Dan Daly leaves The Rounders and is replaced by Harry Davenport. Way Down East moves from Tremont to Academy of Music New York for a longer run with new barnyard cyclone scene effects. Sag Harbor and In Gay Paree cast lists noted. Uncle Tom's Cabin to be shown at Castle Square Theatre next week.
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Park Theatre
Julia Arthur
Queen
Kendals
America
Argaret
Dorothy
Leo Dietrichstein
Daly’s Théatre
New York
W. A. Brady
Koster & Bial
Music Hall
Dan Daly
The
Rounders
Harry Davenport
Dan
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Academy of Music
Barn Yard
A. Brady
Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
Gay Paree
Columbia
William Cameron
Joe Ott
William Gould
Helen Lord
Kitty Loftus
Harry Kelly
Mary Young
Gilbert Gregory
Harkins and Barbour
Castle Square
Food Fair Opens Monday in Boston Mechanics Building
Boston reads promise of a grand two year food fair led by the Boston Retail Grocers Association with extensive musical entertainment. Nine bands headlined by Sousa and others, over twelve thousand dollars spent on music, and a Dewey souvenir gift program for early visitors. Miss Nellie Dot Ranche of Chicago to present daily demonstrations. Mayor Quincy to open the fair on Monday at 3 pm with other dignitaries. Admission 25 cents, daily 10 am to 6 pm for four weeks.
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Sousa
Godfrey
Reeves
Missud
Dewey
Exhibition Hall
Huntington Avenue
Iteelf
Nellie Dot Ranche
Chicago
Paul Revere Hall
Bow
Quincy
George E. Smith
Massachusetts Senate
Albert H. Plumb
Arthur H. Wellman
James H. Morrison
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Jennie Patric Waenee
Ublic
Democrats Nominate Luther F McKinney for Congress
Portland dispatch reports the Democrats nominated Hon. Luther F McKinney to fill Speaker Reed’s vacancy. They adopted resolutions endorsing Bryan and the Wilson platform. The Republicans nominated Amos IL Allen in the first district, with Allen declaring support for the President in the Philippine war effort.
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Luther F. McKinney
Amos IL. Allen
Portland
Boston Theaters Buzz With Anticipated Productions
Boston audiences face a packed week as Julia Arthur opens More Than Queen at Park Theatre next Tuesday, with heavy advance sales. Meanwhile Sporting Life at Boston Theatre nears final week. The Moth and the Flame closes at Boston Museum tonight and tomorrow. Casts including Amelia Bingham and the Byrne brothers headline forthcoming shows at Castle Square and Grand Opera House. Cyrano de Bergerac and Mile. Fifi bow at Park and Tremont respectively, as Love Story Told in Song and other acts fill the Keith bill.
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Park Theatre
Boston
Sporting Life
Boston Theatre
Bostonians
Kelcey-Shannon
Boston Museum
Amelia Bingham
Castle Square Theatre
Franklyn Les
Kentucky
Sue
Byrne Brothers
Grand Opera House
Hollis Street Theatre
Richard Mansfield
Tremont Theatre
Ernest Wilson
Marie Leicester
Keith
First Session Opens of Lutheran General Council
The twenty-seventh biennial conference opened in Chicago with 1% delegates from 400000 communicants across the continent. Dr. George Haas and Dr. A L Yount spoke at the morning session and Rev E Moldehnke of New York delivered the biennial address in the afternoon.
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Chicago
Lutheran General Council
George Haas
New York
A. L. Yount
Pittsburg
E. Moldehnke
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