Mass at Navy Yard honors dead sailors amid crush
More than 30 000 attended a memorial mass at the Gloucester Navy Yard in honor of sailors killed in war. Guards and medical staff worked to relieve a state of panic as spectators, many women and children, were swept toward the gates. Fathers Nash and Murphy officiated while naval and civilian groups joined in processions and ceremonies. Graves for the fallen sailors at Flushing Avenue were decorated after the mass with volleys fired.
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Wis
Sokiyn Navy’ Yard
Udey
Parker Willan Westy Lrongides Reaney
Paller
Chiswick
War Molne
Hay
Tarboor
Aleacon
Key
Packer Williamt Olmstead
Subedeivon
Johnny, Nash
Grivel of the Sacred Heft
Brooklyn
Cyremon
Cal. Paul St
Gloucester Y Hierens
Egan
Imine
Prof
Alsswell
Ord Manhattia
Columbus
Elgerly
United States
Alisn
Regi
Accusien
Comets
Flushing Avene
Decorate Soldiers' Graves by Army and Navy Union
The Army and Navy Union decorated soldiers' graves in the National Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Cypress Stills Brook- Swan were mentioned, with Criev and Hughes expected to review but unable to attend. 4 Jie was represented by.
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National Cemetery
Cypress Stills
Brook- Swan
Army and Navy Union
Criev
Hughes
Jie
Parade Review of Military Units Draws Thousands in Brooklyn
Col Treadwell leads a long parade with thousands lining the sidewalks past the reviewing stand. Participants include Grand Army of the Republic Spanish War veterans regular army navy National Guard and various semi military groups. After reviews, speeches by Gen Elwin Browne borough president and clergy precede a burial detail firing over the graves by U.S. Marines.
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Treadwell
Geo. Henry
Grand Army of the Republic
Regular Army
Navy
National Guard
Varius Semil-military
Gine Organizis
Eelwin Browne
Oler
Brooklyn
Dro J. Wesler
John Jh. Chidwick
United States Marlauca
Newport Holds Military Mass For Spanish War Veterans
Five thousand Newport residents and troops from Ports Adams Greble and Wetherill gathered at the naval training station for the first Newport military mass. Chaplain Edward Brennan led the service with local priests and Father Robert as orator. Veterans of the Spanish American War Philippine insurrection and Boxer Rebellion were honored, joined by Grand Army Posts Sons of Veterans Elks Knights of Columbus and others. Seven civilians were treated for heat exhaustion by hospital corps.
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Philippines
China
Lalso
New Fone Times
Newport
Adams
Greble
Wetherill
Naval Starone
Naval
Dward J. Brennan
Robert
Sons of Veterans, Elks
Feeteral
Knights of ‘Columbus
Surte
Women's
Telier
Corps
Catholic Na Ape
Ne Stathon
Jines
Annapolis Chapel Opens at Naval Academy
Annapolis Md May 24 The dedicatory service at the Naval Academy chapel was led by Chaplain H H N with attendees from the academy. The new edifice, begun in 1868, has cost the National Government more than 10 million and was publicly used this morning for a regular service. The afternoon services marked the chapel’s completion as the last planned building.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
H. HH. N
St Fain Clark
Naval
New Catholic College Cornerstone Blessing in Brooklyn
A cornerstone ceremony and blessing for the Brooklyn College of the Jesuit Fathers were held yesterday afternoon. A large Catholic crowd from Brooklyn and Manhattan attended. The college rises on the old Kings County Penitentiary site with Father L P L A O’Woster in charge. A Holy Name parade preceded the exercises and the reviewing stand featured officials including Vicar General Namara and Board of Education members.
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Brooklyn College
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Kings County
Holy
Name
Lpl A. O'Woster
GennYal- ReNamara
John Trreenu
Board of Education
Supreme Coastice
William J. Carr
Boreugly
Poent Bird S. Coler
Controter Horran A. Metz
Mc.Gowan
Board of Aldermen
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Priest Luke Evers
The twenty fifth anniversary of the ordination of Rev Luke J Evers pastor of St Andrew’s Church was celebrated with a solemn high mass at the church and a dinner at the parsonage. Attending priests included Mgr Lavelle and several others from nearby parishes and religious orders. A souvenir program noted regrets from visiting church officials and church leaders in Oregon Notre Dame and other institutions.
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Luke J. Evers
St Andrew's Church
Diane Street
Lavelle
Diocess
Ainner
Ever Mgr. Lavelle
Father St. John
St. Bermird's
Joseph Connelly
Hackensack
J Carr
Williamsbridge
William Murphy
Oh, Hyers
W. Gilmore
Joseph Abbott
Willie Stewart
Thomas Fr. Owens
David O'Connor
Rew York
Ho Mueiy
Archy
Oregon
Gillet Franc
Haly _ University
Notre’Dame
Joseph Jenech
L. O'Brien
Presbyterians to Meet for United Church Jubilee in Pittsburg
Pittsburg hosts the General Conference and centennial celebration of the United Presbyterian Church starting May 27. The merger with the United Presbyterian Church traces to the city’s historic consolidation events and joint synod process. A commission seeks a free-will offering of 2 million dollars to support missionary and educational efforts, with about 1.25 million pledged so far.
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Pittsburg
General Conference
United Terian Church
Ernlld Forento
Presbyterian Ch
United Presbyterian Church
Associated Church
Plasburg
General Assembly
Associate Reformed Church
Hegheny
Allegheny River
Associate Reformed Synod
Associate Synod
Seventh Avenue
I. Doulle
United Presbyterian
Ocean travel fears ease says Parkhurst sermon
The Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst of Madison Square Presbyterian notes reduced prayers for sea journeys. He recalls few asks for prayers for voyages to Europe or across the Atlantic and says modern navigation and self sufficiency lessen the perceived need for divine aid.
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Parkhurst
Charles. H. Parkhurst
Europe
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Sandy Hook
Queenstown
Terra Firma
Lees
God
Congregation backs Dr Goodell amid divorce controversy
Thousands of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church members in Ith Street and Seventh Avenue rallied to support Rev. Dr. Charles J. Goodell after rumors questioned his bishopric bid. At a large morning service and trustees meeting, praise and confidence were voiced, with more gatherings and telegrams sent to G eneral Conference leaders.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Ith Street
Seventh Avenue
Baltimore
Board of Trustees
Andi
Mike
Goodell Lang
Tn Ward
California Delegat Cams
Messrs
Pullen
Kensch
Wheeler
Bramley
Kaye
Normay
Caysell
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Goodell
Baltingore
Calvary Church
Tiscopacy
Supreme Court
Aiso
Ecclesiaati Court
Cgoodell
Weveral
New England
New York
Calgary
Goodell Tooh
Inrse
Dr. Goodell
Methodist Church
Dr.Goodell
Texas
Godell
J. C. Downes
Whs
Baltinorée
John FI. Huyler
Birger
Election Goes On Today Two More Bishops to Be Chosen
Baltimore May 24 The general conference of the Episcopal Church continues amid attacks on bishop candidates. Rev Charles L Goodell of Calvary Church New York faces old divorce allegations while Rev Dr William A Quayle and Rev Dr Joseph C Hingely face counterclaims. The tenth ballot is expected to elect two more bishops. The conference plans adjournment sine die in about a week and acceleration of remaining work.
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Baltimore
Readist Episcopal General Conference
Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Church
New York
William A. Quayle
Joseph C. Hingely
Minneapolis
Sinneapolis
Hingely
Zut
Sunday Golf Stopped by City Order in New Jersey
Special to The New York Times Collingswood New Jersey May 24 Sunday golf halted at Camden Country Club as mayor bans play after a dozen members gathered. Former Judge Harrison Voorhees sought a test case by offering to name players, but Mayor Collins refused saying this is his day.
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Neew York Times
Collingswood
N. J
Camden Country Club
Meyor Collings
Harrison H. Voorhees
Voorhees
Judge Voorhees
Jewish Bible Plans for Public Distribution in 1920s
The Jewish Publication Society of Philadelphia announced nearing completion of a three language Bible project to be accessible to English speaking Jews with a nominal price. A special Bible fund of at least 902 is needed to cover expenses. President Wolf argues a united Jewish front can achieve broader aims.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Jewish Tublicstion Society
Broad Street Temple
Board of
PutHication
Co. Society
United States
Eirwin Wolf
Brith Abraham Convention Opens With 1000 Delegates
More than a thousand delegates of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham gathered in Tammany Hall to start the twenty second annual convention. Grand Master Max Stern presided as judges and officials including Rosalsky Hoffman Sanders welcomed the gathering. Membership stands at 116000 with 70 deaths and 305425 paid in death premiums last year. The treasure funds total 273380 with charity spending for the sick and disabled. Committees were named to run convention affairs and will report today.
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Independent
Order of Brith Abraham
Tammany
Max Stern
Cnn
Vention
Rosalsky
Justice Hoffman
Stern
Graubard
Justice Sanders
Hoffman
Sanders
TeseyVe
Jacob Scthdéen
Emanuel Commencement at Temple Emanuel El
Four religious schools under Emanuel Sisterhood held commencement in Temple Emanuel on Forty-third Street and Fifth Avenue. About 1200 children ages up to 16 attended as speakers included Jacob H. Schiff Rabbi Joseph Silverman Rabbi Magnus David Blaustein and Mrs William Einstein president of the Sisterhood. Prizes were awarded to several children while an orchestra and choir, organized by the Sisterhood, performed. Mrs Alexander John, principal, presided and introduced the speakers.
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Fimmanuel Sisterhood
Temple Thmanu el
Street
Ivenue
Jacob H. Schiff
Joseph Silverman
Magnus
David Blaustein
Mfrs
Willam Einstein
Sisterhood
Mr. Sehlet
Elster
Schiff
Alexander Johit
Chivalry as antidote to selfish age minister says
Reverend Charles F. Aked of Fifth Avenue Baptist preached on chivalry as a remedy for selfishness. He warned that modern life trains individuals to look out for themselves and urged cultivating sympathy for others. He cited flaws in American conduct and stressed the ideal of the American husband.
Labor Leader Wins Over Presbyterians in Kansas City
In Kansas City, May 24, labor and church leaders urged evangelism among workers. John B. Lennon of the AFL and Rev. Charles Stelzle urged the Presbyterian Church to emphasize the human, bread-and-butter side of faith to win back wage earners who have drifted from the church due to perceived neglect of their daily needs.
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Skansas City
Neval Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Charles, Stelzle
Presbyterian Department ‘of Labor and Church
John B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Lennon
Jsis
First Church
Organized Church
Organized Cor
Jesus Christ
Yesterday's Fires and Losses Across City Blocks
Fragmentary report lists multiple fire incidents between 2:00 and 7:00 pm across avenues and streets including 34 Av, Columbus Ave, Broadway and 85th St. Notable items mention Bridget Conpinintiain g, Mrs Beoppin, H Taylor, Triffing, and a $2000 to $380,000 range in reported losses. Details are incomplete.
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DACOW
Columbus
Bridget
Henry
Amatertam
Broadway
Mary
Poe
Fissberger
Liberty Bt
LL. Tohnaen Sc
E. KR
Brooklyn Meetings Rail Against Racing Gambling
A sequence of meetings in Brooklyn yesterday, led by Judge Robert J. Wilkin and Arthur Brisbane, condemned race-track gambling and urged conversion of gamblers. Gov. Hughes was urged to act, with speakers calling yellow journalism a moral tool and criticizing local politicians. The Brooklyn Citizens Anti-race-track Gambling Committee organized eighteen gatherings across districts.
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Mesa
Bronoklyn Y
Brooklyn
Ali District
Baptist Temple
Third Avenue
Schernerhorn Street
Robert J. Wukin
Kils
Arthur Brisbane
Siemee Journal
Men's Christian Association
Brisbane
Gov. Hughes
Gare-Track
Sai
Nough
Detective Bureau
Koy
Newell Dwight Hillis
Enid
Hughes
Plymouth
Puck
Judge
New
Punch
England
Gov
Move Against Betting Bills In Watertown Rally
In Watertown New York on May 4 3000 residents gathered to urge Senator George Cobb to vote against the anti gambling race track bills. Organizers claim petitions will be sent to the Capitol to push for a vote change.
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Limes
Watertown
N.Y
George Cobb
Governor and unemployed relief meeting report
A special meeting of the National Committee for the Relief of the Unemployed met at Manhattan Lyceum to urge a 38 million state and municipal relief appropriation for work programs. Secretary Alexander L. Law said Gov Hughes had 24 hours left to act on bills. deputy labor officials and others described cooperative efforts with the Ethical Socialist League to place hundreds of workers on farms.
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National Committee For the Relief ‘of the
Hola. Yeaterday
Manhattan
Rea
Pices
Negroes Plead For Justice Mass Meeting To End Discrimination
The National Negro American Political League calls a nationwide observance on Sunday May 81 to fast and pray for deliverance from race prejudice. Local leaders urge turnout for a mass meeting at Cooper Union tomorrow night to endorse Secretary Taft and current Administration policies.
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National Negro American Political League
Cooper Union
Taft
East Orange Sabbath Ice Cream Law Sparks Arrests
A new East Orange Sunday ordinance restricting Sabbath ice cream deliveries led to four arrests, including three Chinese laundry workers and caterer Francis Purssell. Police timed patrols to curb deliveries, with Purssell paroled after agreeing to plead guilty and face a $250 fine. Local laundries, streetcars, and phones continued limited service under the state law.
City Brevities and Notices From The Evening Paper
A conference of the Ethical Social Teague to-night at Temple Beth El Fifth Avenue and Seventy sixth Street will feature Cha Edward Russell Rabbi Samuel Schulman and Charles Sprague Smith. A supposed gambling house in Chinatown was raided last night by Capt. McNally and others from Elizabeth Street Station. three Chinamen were arrested. Four year old Salvatore Detuce of 2100 First Avenue died after a milk wagon wheel passed over him as he sat in the shade. The Central Federated Unions delegates discussed the chauffeurs union and a trade school started by the Four Men’s Christian Association. The Sankey fixed minimum wage at 25 cents an hour. The United Order of Odd Fellows plans a large Colored Day parade, possibly 5,003 marchers, forming at Gold Falls West Twenty-eighth Street and marching to the Palor Garden. In Fifty-eighth Street, the procession is to gather for the event.
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Ethical Social Teague
Temple Beth-El
Fifth Avenue
Cha
Edward Russell
Samuel Schulman
Charles “Sprague Smith
Chinatown
Capt. McNally
Elizabeth Street
Salvatore Detuce
First Avenue
Hale
Big West
Machiniats
Founs Men's, Christian Association
United Order of Odd’ Fetlowe’ of 'Amerith OS Organization of Colored Men
West Twentywhith -Streat
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