Y M C A Jubilee Opens In Boston With Tide Of Delegates
President Edwin L. Shuey led the International Jubilee Convention as delegates from around the world filled Mechanics Hall. The opening featured devotional services, prayers by Rev Dr Hall, a sermon, and addresses by city and state officials, with officers nominated by telegram and a strong display of state banners throughout the hall.
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Boston
Edwin L. Shuey
Dayton
Mechanics Building
Shuey
John Y. Dobbins
Montclair
N. J
Berlin
North Liverpool
Trinity Church
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Samuel B. Capen
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity
Hall
Wm. E. Dodge
Mechanics
Thos. N. Hart
John L. Bates
Henry M. Ward
International Committee
A. H. Plum
D. D
Howard Wiliams
London
Eng
C. Thornton
Atlanta
Selden P. Spencer
St. Louis
Cyrus H. McCormick
Chicago
H. M. Moore
Dean W. S. Pattee
Minneapolis
S. Walter Woodward
Washington
J. Thoburn Ross
Portland
Ore
J. C. Gass
Nova Scotia
James Edwards Hardy
Louisville
Henry Waterhouse
Hawaii
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
J. Wilbur Chapman
D. D. Mechanics Hall
Massachusetts
Young Men’s Christian Association of North America
Essex man arrested after threats to 20 year old Eunice Cassill
In Essex on June 11 George W Oliver 25 was arrested on a complaint by Eunice Cassill 20 alleging threats and an attempted coercive meeting. She reported a note threatening her life if she did not meet him and a gunshot fired at the Cassill residence. Oliver faces arraignment tomorrow.
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Essex
George W. Oliver
Oliver
Miss Cassill
Miss Cossill
Cossill
Massachusetts Medical Society marks 120th anniversary
The Massachusetts Medical Society opened its 120th anniversary at the Historical Society in Boston with sections on infant nutrition and abdominal tract surgery. Dr. Wm. W. Eaton of Danvers chaired the medicine group and Dr. John C. Yrish of Lowell led the surgery section. Papers by Dr. T. M. Roth of Boston and others discussed nonemergency operations for digestive tract disease and related relief or cure.
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Boston
Massachusetts Medical Society
Massachusetts Historical Society
Wm. W. Eaton
Danvers
T. M. Roth
Warehall
John C. Yrish
Lowell
Theodore Dunham
New York
Harvard Man Killed by Chemical Engine at Cambridge
H Bigelow, a Harvard freshman and former Exeter student from Buffalo, was killed when a Cambridge fire department chemical engine allegedly struck him as students jeered. The incident occurred after an alarm rang but before firefighters arrived, with accusations between students and the engine driver as the crowd dispersed.
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Cambridge
Bigelow
Harvard
Cambridge Fire Department
Buffalo
N. Y
Exeter
Hollis
Cambridgeport
John Dowdis
Topographical survey continuation backed with 15000 dollars
Boston committee on ways and means votes to report a bill continuing the topographical survey commission with a 15000 dollar appropriation. The work remains under harbor and land commissioners while dissent arises from Goward Adams Reed and Casey regarding the governor’s stance on curtailment. The Senate debates a subway bill without a vote.
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Boston
Committee On Ways and Means
Topographical Survey Commission
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Goward
Messrs
Adams
Melrose
Reed
Taunton
Casey
Lee
Senate
Mann
House approves amendment on Lynn water supply project
In this morning's session the House adopted a perfecting amendment to permit Lynn to take an additional water supply and sent the bill to the Senate for concurrence. The chamber passed the bill on engrossment under suspension of rules to fund a Merrimack river bridge between Newburyport and Salisbury. The House also concurred in Senate amendments granting the civil service commission broader authority in violations. In the Senate, reports from Ways and Means favored several engrossed resolves including funding for gas and electric light commissioners and printing commemorative Roger Walcott exercises. Senator Attwill moved an engrossed resolution for a Metropolitan Park Commission inquiry into Nahant public bathhouse feasibility.
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House
Lynn
Senate
Merrimack River
Newburyport
Salisbury
Civil Service Commission
Sensational trial opens in Salem soaring hopes for closure
Willard Spaulding of Peabody faces charges of breaking and entering larceny and possessing stolen property as the Essex county Superior Court opens the case. Witnesses General Francis H. Appleton Annie Reynolds Thomas Cummings and Henry Pinnock testify identifying items from Spaulding’s home. Spaulding, 51, is serving an 18 month Middlesex burglary sentence and was brought here on habeas corpus. His father, the late Rev. Willard Spaulding, led a Salem Universalist church during wartime.
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Salem
Mass
Willard Spaulding
Peabody
Francis H. Appleton
Annie E. Reynolds
Thomas Cummings
Henry Pinnock
Spaulding
Essex County
East Cambridge
Middlesex County
Universalist Church
Highland M E Church Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The Highland M E church in Lowell marked its 25th year with a reunion of former pastors and members and pledged 535 toward clearing a 6475 debt. Notables included B F Sargent, who gave 1000, and leaders from Ladies Aid and Epworth League. Speakers recalled early founding efforts from 1874 to 1875 and the church’s growth, while pledges from attendees brought the total raised to 53.
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Highland M. E
Dracut
First Congregational Church
B. F. Sargent
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth League
A. H. Slater
Slater
Bertha Wilcox
G. M. Smiley
James Mud
Israel
Erwin Underhill
New York City
Lowell
John F. Manahan
J. H. Mansfield
G. W. H. Clark
Alexander Dight
Charles Tilton
James Mudge
James Higgins
Suspected burglar Spaulding linked to Appleton thefts
The record notes Willard Jr. facing burglaries in West Peabody and ties to Gen. Appleton's properties on Suntang Lake. Several summer residences were robbed or burned, with Spaulding’s house searches yielding Appleton belongings. He pleaded guilty to a Howard Villa break in North Reading, sentenced to 18 months, and faces additional county cases as his term nears expiry. Efforts to prove insanity occurred before a East Cambridge trial.
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Willard, Jr
West Peabody
Gen. Appleton
Suntang Lake
Spaulding
Indicted Smith College student faces eleven counts
Northampton June 11 no grand jury of Hampshire county this afternoon indicted Mabel L Burt former Smith college student on eleven counts for larceny of money and jewelry. She pleaded not guilty though in a whisper. Bail fixed at 1000 with sureties. Indictment alleges property valued around 2000 including an opal ring a gold chain and a diamond ring.
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Northampton
Mass
Superior Court
Hampshire County
Mabel L. Burt
Smith College
Miss Burt
Pierce
Issammond
Thail
Burt
Gainsborough
Bridgeton
N. J
Dracut Nickel Mine Recalls Lowell Mining Era
Article recalls the Dracut nickel mine's 19th century development, abandoned work, and a 1876 revival by a chartered company. It notes depth records, ore types such as pyrrhotite and magnetic ore, and forecasts of nickel and iron production, highlighting its scientific and historic significance.
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Lowell
Dracut
Butler Removal Debated by Massachusetts Pharmacy Body
At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical association in Fall River on June 11 the committee's recommendation to remove Freeman H. Butler of Lowell from the State board of.registration in pharmacy was reconsidered after a debate over his alleged discourteous conduct to a delegate.
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Fall River
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
Freeman HF. Butler
Lowell
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Butler
Sixth Regiment Camp Enlistment At Framingham Dates Set
Col Charles K Darling announces Sixth Regiment infantry encampment at Framingham from June 21 to 28 with June 21 as annual drill. Camp to close early Saturday morning June 29.
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Boston
Charles K. Darling
Framingham
Salmon gift travels from Varnum to Governor in Massachusetts tale
Gen J B Varnum, famed in the 1780s to 1820 era near Varnum Landing, sends a salmon to an early Massachusetts governor as a gift. After social stops and a speech, the governor quips the fish has become a pollock in Boston. Returning home, Varnum learns his trusty salmon may have journeyed via tavern tales and mishaps.
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J. B. Varnum
Varnum Landing
Congress
Massachusetts
Governor's
Varnum
Boston
Country Week appeals for support for another season
The Channing fraternity seeks public aid for Country Week charity. For 20 years the event has continued with Rev. George C. Wright offering the Ministry-at-Large office in Middlesex Street for applications on Wednesdays and Saturdays from July 6 to August 31. Donations may be sent to treasurer Edward Ellingwood at Merrimack and Central streets, with weekly acknowledgments in Lowell papers.
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Channing Fraternity
Country Week
George C. Wright
Middlesex Street
Eliot
South Street
Edward Elingwood
Merrimack
Centrali
Lowell
A. M. Paxon
Mass
F. A. Fisher
Hedwards Ellingwood
Treas. Rey
Charles T.billings
J. W. Richardson
C. H. Kimball
F. B. Dunbar
Irene Pindar
A. S. Guild
Horace S. Bacon
J. Tyler Stevens
Kate Brazer
Moy Toy Death Report Clears Cyclists as Cause
Providence June 11 Coroner Eugene H Lincoln releases findings on Moy Toy death. The Chinese man died May 25 at Rhode Island Hospital from injuries after being struck by cyclists William Berry and Frank E Manchester. The coroner links death to the act and neglect of Berry and Manchester, with no other parties at fault. Berry and Manchester face simple assault charges.
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Providence
R. I
Eugene H. Lincoln
Moy Toy
Rhode Island Hospital
Toy
William Berry
Frank E. Manchester
Berry
Manchester
Hartford policyholders win in National Life case
Judge Rorabach in Hartford Superior Court ruled today for policy holders of the National Life Association now in receivership. The court reversed a committee finding that had disallowed their claims after the 1899 decree dissolved the company. The decision supports thousands of contract holders and unsettles prior committee conclusions. Burdock Blood Bitters note appears as an unrelated ingredient claim about indigestion.
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Hartford, Conn
Rorabach
National Life Association
Digestive Cure for Heart Trouble Promoted by Stuart’s Tablets
A health column links heart trouble to poor digestion and nervous system disease, advising regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to improve digestion and blood quality. It claims many heart issues are non organic and may be cured by better digestion, offering a 50 cent package and a free stomach troubles booklet from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Local Committee Members Named for Project Board
A. L. Gray chairs the committee with Weslie Wilder and a list of assistants including F. M. Short, Carl Noyes, M. M. Lahue, Leon Whitcomb, Arthur Johnson, Herbert Hunt, Edgar Fletcher, Clifford Wilder, A. Armitstead, Henry Parker, and A. Meyrick.
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A. L. Gray
Mr. Weslie Wilder
Messrs
F. M. Short
Carl Noyes
M. M. Lahue
Leon Whitcomb
Arthur Johnson
Herbert Hunt
Edgar Fletcher
Clifford Wilder
A. Armitstead
Henry Parker
A. Meyrick
Basement Sale of Ladies Oxfords by Pollard & Co
Another basement sale at Pollard and Co features 3000 pairs of ladies oxfords from two manufacturers. Samples and floor stock cleaned for fall goods, priced from 2.00 to 3.50 but all at 1.19 per pair. See in Merrimack street window through Friday.
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Merrimack Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
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Dowdis
William D. Swan
Elliot
Chemical Engine
Beacon Hill
Willard Spaulding of
Emerson Pianos
MM. Steinert & Sons
M. E
Church
Highland Church
George H. Clark
Central Church
Asa C. Russell
Eliot Congregational Church
Natick
Webster
J. F. Allen
Worthen Street Church
Rev. G. M. Smiley
Charles Wotton
Frank Short
A. Clark
J. McDonald
Oscar Whitcomb
C. Killpartrick
Wm. A. Thomas
Mabel Burt
F. H. Butler
State Pharmaceutical Association
Lincoln
Astoria
Lmithy
Snyder Bros
Dentists
Mzr
Reimack Streeter
Silk Sale
Cheney
Oxfords
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Clinton
J B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
Taylor Rogging Company
New England
Fletcher Street
Humphrey St
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