Lorimer Resigns From Tremont Temple Pastorate
The Reverend George C. Lorimer announces his resignation as pastor of Tremont Temple Baptist Church Boston dated September 27 1901. He cites gratitude for ten years of service and seeks honorable dismissal while noting debt reduction and a desire to reduce strain and seek further religious work. He pledges continued prayer for the church and requests a smooth transition to a new leader.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Temple Church
Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
Boston
Tremont Temple Pastor Lorimer Faces New York Call
After Lorimer announced resignation amid debt and heavy duties at Tremont Temple Boston Deacon Wentworth read the letter. Members urged debt relief to keep him, with votes showing wish to retain him, while Lorimer hinted at leaving for Madison Avenue Church in New York.
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George C. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
O. M.wentworth
Bigo
Dr. Lorimer
Deacon Wentworth
Jan
Lorimer
Avenue Baptist Church
C. P. James
Boston
Jameson
Mr. Wentorth
Wentworth
New York
Heart
Ai News
O. M. Wentworth
McKinley Buried Guard Tightens at Canton Cemetery
In Canton Ohio guards from Company C Fourteenth United States regulars encamp near the Madden Cemetery vault guarding President McKinley’s burial site. A patrol line secures the area and officers receive special permits. Mrs McKinley visits daily with soldiers aiding and guarding her.
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Canton
Madden Cemetery
McKinley
Fourteenth United States
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Biddle
Grocer Fights Burglary Duel in Early Morning
Lloyd B. Brown a 72 year old South End grocer confronted a burglar in his store at 3 30 am He fired a revolver wounding the intruder who returned fire Brown pursued across a lot firing three more shots The burglar fled and Brown fell but recovered and the suspect remained at large police were alerted after a previous sighting and a man found under a bed last night remains unapprehended.
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Fall. River
Lloyd B. Brown
South End
Brown
Mr. Brown
Hhs
Gaelic school session pushes for city free use of schools
A Gaelic School session led by Ph O Daly and others discussed a petition to the Boston school committee seeking free use of public schools for Irish language classes and for evening high school instruction. The document argues Irish knowledge aids etymology and circulated copies in other city schools.
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Ph. O'Daly
J. O
Cann
Prince Chun Leaves Berlin Amid Mission to China
Prince Chun head of the Chinese mission of expiation begins journey to China today under a special imperial command. He may not visit other European nations or the United States officially. A delegation of Protestant missionaries presented him with an address and a bilingual Chinese German New Testament. The news has raised guarded hopes for peaceable conditions.
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Berlin
Prince Chun
China
Emperor Kwang
United States
Night of trouble for Donovan ends in stabbing
John J. Donovan of 5 Warrenton street intoxicated after a bar incident roles in a melee on Washington Street. He stabbed Horace Stewart twice in the left side as two alleged thieves named Morris Gatz and William Foley were arreste d. Stewart survived the encounter and Donovan was booked for assault with a dangerous weapon.
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John J. Donovan
Warrenton Street
Donovan
Stewart
Recount Orders For Republican Votes At Faneuil Hall
Democrats and Republicans set recounts for multiple wards at Faneuil Hall with lists covering Senators Representatives county delegations and caucus officers. Wards 2 3 4 10 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 and 22 are named with various full or partial verifications.
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Faneuil Hall
Everyth
Ard
A. Josqutoes
Police Battle With Strikers In San Francisco on Kearney Street
In San Francisco on September 29 a clash between strikers and police on Kearney Street wounded seven and likely fatally hurt one. About 50 shots were fired as a crowd followed a group of special officers returning from a theatre. Several bystanders were hurt. 30 arrests were made including four identified strikers.
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San Francisco
Kearney
William Miller
H. F. Beehler
G. Wissel
Eddie Fuller
J. Boyne
McDonald
Peter Johnson
Market Street
Turk
Kearney Street
Tillman
Beehler
Company F
Fourth
United States Volunteers
Elkhart
Ind
Drug Store Raid Nets Suspect in Broad Street Shop
Plain clothes units raided the Daley drug store at 617 East Broadway and arrested 22 year old Mark A. Brown of 168 East Fifth Street. Police claim he sold them per. Brown faces local charges as officers pursue further leads in the raid.
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Captain Brown
C. A. Daley
East Broadway
Mark A. Brown
Rown
East Fifth Street
Brothers in Tennessee Tragedy Overlooked Escape
In Paris Tennessee near Conyersville brothers Wallace Ward and Brown Ward argued in a hay field over a trivial matter. Wallace fatally wounded Brown then attempted suicide with poison but survived. The incident was reported Sept 29 with Wallace a son of Frank Ward, a prominent planter.
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Paris
Tenn
Conyersville
Wallace
Ward
Frank
Brown Ward
Quincy Ahead of Democrat Convention Activities in Boston
Boston Democrats plan harmony at the Boston Theatre next Thursday with ex mayor Quincy expected to reply to attacks at a policy outline banquet. Resolutions and platform drafts are under review while talk centers on referendum and police board questions.
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Quincy
Harmony
Democratic Party
Boston
Bradford
Post
Committee On
Kansas City
Police Board of
Fall River
Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Young Men's Democratic Club
Russell
United States Hotel
Democracy
Richard Olney
Patrick A. Collins
Thomas J. Gargan
Democratic Club Applauds Unity as 1903 Campaign Looms
The article notes the Democratic Club's stance to speak only for members despite tensions over Williams 1896 resignation. It reports the Democratic Club and State committee will unite for a vigorous 1903 campaign, naming the State committee and backing General Collins for Mayor. The convention agenda begins 10 oclock at Boston Theatre with Gargan presiding. It lists leading candidates Josiah Quincy John W Coughlin Hayes Hobart Thacher Lilley and Putnam with others under discussion.
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Robert O. Harris
Plymouth County
Herbert L. Parker
Worcester County
Samuel J. Elder
Crane
John JL. Bates
William M. Olin
Bradford
Henry E. Turner
Boston
Hoar
American House
Bates
Congress
Harris
Parker
Ber
Williams
Democratic Club
Democratic State Committee
Springfield Republican
George Fred Wiliams
State Committee
Boston Democracy
McNary
Donovan
City Committee
General Collins
Boston Theatre
Thomas J. Gargan
Gargani
Josiah Quincy
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Hayes
Springfield
F. A. Hobart
Thomas C. Thacher
Cape
Charles 8. Lilley
Lowell
A. A Putnam
Uxbridge
Connvention
Feskerians
Senator Tolman Face Off In Berkshire Senate Race
Western Massachusetts senatorial contest in Berkshire district pits Hall of Williamstown against Dear of Cheshire. Subway issue dominates race as Dean supporters urge Hall to back Governor Crane on Boston subway matters. Republicans in western districts see subway as a central factor influencing public positions and candidate vitality.
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Berkshire
William Tolman
Hall
Crane
Munroe Faces GOP Opposition in Worcester Senate Race
Representative John P. Munroe runs in the second Worcester district amid strong Republican opposition. Fred H. Bates Beering and Wellington E. Parkhurst also seek the nomination as retiring Senator Francis A. Harrington has held the seat four years. Democrats consider a Worcester man like Representative David I. Walsh if a Worcester candidate is chosen again.
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Senate
Worcester
Republcan
Fred H. Bates
Beering
Wellington E. Parkhurst P Inion
Francis A. Harrington
Bates
Parkhurst
Clinton
House
Indignant Ex-Councilman McColgan Challenges Ward 6 Vote
Ex C ouncilman M J McColgan of Ward 6 resents a challenge to his vote on grounds of residency. He declares he has lived in the North End since he became eligible to vote and will pursue legal action, insisting the challenger cannot prove his charges as the law treats such challenges as a serious offence.
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M. J.mccolgan
North End
Colgan
Campbell Denies Involvement With Ward 21 Election Probe
Deputy Sheriff William W. Campbell of Ward 9 denies ties to Le Clair in the Ward 21 election cases. He says Le Clair gained his printing plant position from another source and Campbell had no connection. He adds the Republican Club of Ward 9 did not authorize Le Clair to use the club name for funds.
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William W. Campbell
Ward 9
le Clair
Campbell
Republican Club
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Temple
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Mkinley
Tomb
Liquor Squad
South Benton
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Roger Cleveland
Princeton
Henry T. Schaeffer
Winchester
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