Officers Elected at Unitarian Sunday School Session
The Unitarian Sunday School association held closing sessions with nominations reporting an unchanged slate led by Rev. Edward A. Horton as president and Charles A. Murdock as treasurer. Other officers include vice presidents, clerk, and directors. Addressed topics covered Pictorial Aids in Sunday School Work and The Bible in Modern Scholarship with speakers Rev A S Garver Rev W W Fenn and Rev Edward Cummings. Delegates totaled 152 from 87 societies with 39 life members, plus broader regional representation.
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Unitarian Sunday School Association
Committee On Nominations
Edward A. Horton
Boston
Charles A. Murdock
San Francisco
Cal
Augustus M. Lord
Providence
K. L
Louisa P. Parker
Cambridge
Mass
Richard C. Humphreys
Treaser
Charles T. Billings
Lowell
F. R. Griffin
Braintree
Marc S. Brooks
Brookline
Henry D. Sharpe
Minot O. Simons
Cleveland
Kate Gannett Wells
Henry T. Secrist
Roxbury
Thomas R. Kcer
New York City
W. Hanson Ulsford
Chicago
Ill
Richard W. Boynton
St. Paul
Minn
Committee of Nomination
Committee On Credentials
Massachusetts
Newport
R. L. Orange
N. J
Milford
Manchester
Rochester
Franklin
Nashua
Exeter
Concord
N. H
Kennebunk
Treasury
A. S. Garver
Worcester
Mr. Eells
W. W. Fenn
Harvard Divinity School
Edward Cummings
South Congregational Church
Herbert Spencer
God
Man
H&tory
Jesus
Plato
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Decorative Art Course Opens Broad Studio Options
The Decorative Art course supports textile design and other art branches such as wallpaper illustration lithography interior decoration and pictorial art in water and oil. Classes led by Professor Vesper L. George follow the Julian academy method. Pupils may enter anytime. hours 9 am to 4 pm except Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. address WM. W. Crosby for details.
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Vesper L. George
Julian Academy
WM. W. Crosby
United Irish League Dance Led by Middlesex Orchestra
The Lowell branch hosted a United Irish League dance at Hibernian Hall last night. A large crowd danced until midnight to music by the Middlesex Orchestra. Officers included General Manager Michael A. Lee and Assistant General Manager Michael Connolly with a long list of floor directors and reception committee members.
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Lowell
United Irish League
Hibernian Hall
Middlesex Orchestra
Michael A. Lee
Michael Connolly
James J. Carmody
James Longards
Patrick Conroy
Jas. Neylon
James Brew
Patrick Hogan
John Honan
Patrick Vaughan
Patrick Connolly
Julia Riley
Norah Reardon
Mamie Sheridan
Nellie Casey
Bridget Gaynor
Katie Clancy
Sabina Mullaney
Edmund Costello
Michael Neylon
Joseph Rayball
Dennis Brassil
Richard Lyons
Dennis McDowell
Maurice O'Connor
J. Rourke
John Lee
Michael Casey
Margaret Sullivan
Margaret St. Ledger
Kate Conmee
Delia Clancy
Delia Conway
Nellie Dillon
Maggie Connelly
Alice Landers
Bridget Sheridan
Lizzie Honan
Annie Sheridan
Hunters Use Ferrets In Rabbit Hunt Fined In Pelham Woods
Game Wardens Woodman and Cadwell had long monitored two Lawrence men suspected of extensive ferret assisted rabbit hunting in Pelham woods. A raid Wednesday night led to their capture and they paid fines and costs totaling about 70 dollars.
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Pelham Woods
Woodman
Cadwell
Lawrence
Egypta matinee marks finale with strong performances
The last performance of Egypta drew a large matinee audience yesterday afternoon. The Young Men's Christian Association through their women’s auxiliary will receive a neat sum after financial reckoning. Cornelius McCarthy starred as the Egyptian overseer with improved voice and dramatic solos. Mrs. Roberts impressed most of the cast with clear enunciation and expressive singing.
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Egypta
Young Men's Christian Association
Cornelius McCarthy
Roberts
Evening Highs Big Roll At Evening High School
Principal Burtt notes rising attendance with 687 names on the rolls this season. Attendance is voluntary at the high school, seen as a positive sign. Work proceeds smoothly across all schools.
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Burtt
Box Party at Mt Vernon Church Sunday School Class
Horace Nixon's Sunday school class at Mt Vernon church hosted a box party on a Wednesday evening in Highland Intel. Readings were led by Rev S D Millinaid and 3 Perkins. Violin solos were performed by H Nutting and piano solos by C Kimball.
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Horace Nixon
Mt. Vernon Church
Highland Intel
McLaughlin Denounces Tammany in Brooklyn Row
New York October 22. Hugh McLaughlin rejected any shift in his stance against Tammany Hall while endorsing the Brooklyn Democratic ticket. He accused Charles F Murphy of deceit in mayoral talks and warned against graft and crime overshadowing decency in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic County Committee
Brooklyn
District Association
Hugh McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Special Committee
Tammany
Kings County
Kings Democratic Fear Toce
McClellan
Charles F. Murphy
Jerome
John Doe
Hawkes
Murphy
Low
Mohonk Indian Conference Opens Under John D Long
At Lake Mohonk New York the Mohonk Indian conference began with ex Secretary of the Navy John D Long presiding He urged hope for Indians Porto Rico and the Philippines noting education progress He argued for substantial local control of schools rather than full federal oversight Darwin R James presented a year end Indian bureau report showing 28411 pupils in schools and 21 agencies abolished with Indians under bonded superintendents C Rumsey warned the basket industry faces extinction
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
John D. Long
Indian Bureau
Commission Jones
Darwin R. James
Board of Indian Commissioners
C. Rumsey
Old Apache Chief Geronimo Said to Be Converted
Mrs Alfred R Page of New York recounts a conversation with Geronimo the Apache chief and asserts that he has undergone a sincere conversion. The remark reflects curiosity about his beliefs amid wartime tensions and the broader theme of changing attitudes toward Native American leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Page
New York
Geronimo
Northeastern Dentists Elect Officers At Session
Boston October 22 delegates at the Northeastern Dentists Association second day heard technical papers. Officers elected include President Henry McManus Hartford Conn and vice presidents Thomas J Barrett Worcester and Thomas Mound Rutland Vt. Edgar Kinsman Cambridge will be secretary with Charles F Kreppes Forest Hills as assistant secretary and Edward Bridge Conn as treasurer. Charles Riggs Pete ford Conn named librarian and David W Johnston New Haven editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John F. Dowsley
Northeastern Dentists’ Association
Henry McManus
Hartford
Conn
Thomas J. Barrett
Worcester
Thomas Mound
Rutlaind
Edgar Kinsman
Cambridge
Charles F. Kreppes
Forest Hills
Edward
Pollard and Company Offers Discounted Underwear and Hose
A. G. Pollard & Co sells mill seconds of popular qualities at 10 to 15 percent cheaper than regular goods. Displayed in Palmer street window at 37c for under wear to 28c. Garments in 45 and 50c ranges priced at 33c and 42c. Finely finished moleskin fleece items at 45c each. Hose also discounted from usual prices in basement showroom.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Heineze Wins Minnie Healy Claim In High Stakes Montana Mine
In Butte today Judge Clancy ruled in favor of F Augustine Heinze on the Minnie Healy mining dispute against the Boston and Montana Mining Co, part of the Allied Amalgamated Copper firms. The mine is valued around 10 million dollars and the case May go to the highest court. The matter, Miles Finlen v Johns town Mining Co, concerns a valuable contract and may be appealed.
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Butte
Mont
Clancy
Minnie Healy
F. Augustine Heinze
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Allied Amalgamated Copper Corporations
Heinze
Harney
Supreme Court
Miles Finlen
Johnstown Mining Company
Charlie, Willie Ask About Character and Reputation
A vintage Chicago Daily News quip features a boy asking his father about the difference between character and reputation. The father replies that character is a luxury, while reputation is a necessity, framed in a hunting-themed Saturday vignette.
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Little Willie
Chicago Daily News
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Nowell Textile School
Nano M. Gallagher
Lawrence Street
Harriette G. Lee
Swan Bldg
Edward Everett Adams
Art of Neon
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Bernadette Fontaine
Fulton Street
Wiss Effie L. Palmer
Abriglia Method Studio
Swan Bidge
Erin
Evening High
Putnam & Son CO
Central Street
Rogers-Peet
Rogers Peet
Len
Tarmmany
John C. Burke
Democratic Rally
Stella
Jack
Bella
Mohonk
Friends of the Indian
Col
Gaston
Hunti Urday
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