Immense Crowd Attends Women's Retreat at Immaculate Conception
Large crowds fill the Church of the Immaculate Conception as the women's retreat continues with overflow services in St. Valentine's Chapel. Speakers Rev Matthew McCabe and Rev J Haven Richards discuss death and contrition, urging immediate repentance.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Valentine's Chapel
Matthew McCabe
S. J
J. Haven Richards
Vietion
Speaker
EB. M. Corbett
Joseph N. Jorge
Francis X. Brady
Alumni Sodality
College Sodality
Father Brady
The
Sodality
Duchess of Marlborough Sails to Liverpool on Mauretania
The Duchess of Marlborough left for Liverpool today on the steamer Mauretania aboard during her visit with her father W. K. Vanderbilt. Alfred G. Vanderbilt also traveled as a passenger aboard the same vessel.
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Duchess OF Marlborough
Liverpool
New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
New York State
Catherine Kelly
Kelly
Bullula
Sunshine Matinee at Boston Hippodrome to Aid Kids and Seniors
Albert R. Rogers announces a Monday afternoon Sunshine Matinee at Mechanics Building to cheer inmates of children's homes and old folks homes. Free tickets will be sent to charity heads while best seats go to the public. Rogers is vice president of the American Humane Education Society.
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Boston Hippodrome
Mechanics’ Building
Albert R. Rogers
The
Hippodrome Company
Rogers
American Humane Education Society
Bands of Mercy
Blue Store Employees Honor Firm Member Atkinson
More than 60 employees at the Ferdinand's Blue Store honored B. A. Atkinson with a banquet at the Hotel Clarendon. Michael H. Mowles presided as toast master with speakers Martin F. Curley BH. Burnett C BE. Drake and R. Joy.
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B. A. Atkinson
Ferdinand’s
Blue
Clarendon
Michael H. Mowles
Martin F. Curley
BH. Burnett
C. BE. Drake
R. Joy
Suit Seeks 100000 From Racing Manager Wilson
Miss Florence R. Schenck sues Charles H. Wilson, manager for Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s string, for 100000 alleging a promise of marriage led her from Norfolk VA to New York and London where they lived as husband and wife before she learned he was married. Guardian Milton A. Willment represents the underage plaintiff. Wilson plans to defend. no answer filed yet.
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New York
Florence R. Schenck
Charles H. Wilson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
David Welch
Nassau Street
Miss Schenck
Milton A. Willment
Wilson
Norfolk
London
Vanderbilt
Foster & Cunningham
Liberty Street
Powhatan Schenck
Wilsy
Schenck
Navy
Leading Man's Baby Girl Sails for Gold Chain at Castle Square
Doris Miller, the infant daughter of Charles Miller and part of Castle Square Theatre's company, appears in Hoyte's A Midnight Bell. To reward the performance, papa plans to give a gold chain rather than salary, after a brief exchange where Doris first asks for a sailboat then chooses the chain.
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Doris Miller
Charles Miller
Frank H. Carruthers
Players
Castle Square Theatre
Hoyte
Papa Miller
Doris
Speaks to Children on True Sportsmanship
Ed Fairchild of New York addressed school children in the West End about true sportsmanship. He praised the amateur for playing for sport's sake and warned that foul tactics cause accidents while athletic training in youth could prevent ruin from financial failure.
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Ed Fairchild
New York
West End
Mr. Fairchild
Counterfeit $20 Bills Reported From 1906 Series
The article notes 11 counterfeit $20 notes claimed to be from the 1906 series. They show Washington on the front, with letter B and the number 420426, and the registrar W. T. Vernon signature appears albeit with missing periods. The back engraving is described as crude and the forgeries are said to have been created as a prank.
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Patrick Ahern
Secret Service Bureau
Treasury
Ahern
Washington
W. T. Vernon
Fall of Derrick Boom Injures Quincy Laborer
The first accident during construction of the Coddington School injures 40 year old John Crowley when a main door from a large derrick falls. He is taken to City Hospital by order of Medical Examiner Jones. Crowley lives on Bates avenue in Quincy.
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Quincy
Coddington
John Crowley
Jones
Crowley
Bates Avenue
Milk price cut in Boston prompts summer decline
Milk in Boston dropped from 9 to 8 cents yesterday as dealers predict the lower price will hold all summer though some farmers complain. H Hood of H P Hood and Sons says producers take seven eighths of a cent less per quart while consumers pay the rest. Hood asserts farmers receive a fair price and no milk famine danger. Marine Eye Remedy—An Eye Tonic Soothes and Relieves Ailing Eyes.
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Boston
Charl . Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons
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