Catholic education crusade holds crowded city lectures
Catholic church speakers continued the education crusade against radical social plans with packed lectures across the city. At Catholic Union Hall Rt. Rev. Mer M. J. Splaine presided, followed by David Goldstein, and at St. Augustine's Hall Rev. William B. Grant denounced Socialism and wealth.
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Catholic Union Hall
Mer. M. J. Splaine
D. D
David Goldstein
St. Augustine’s Hall
E Street
Boston
William B. Grant
Leaders at South Boston hall urge upholding laws over new ones
Monsignor Splaine argues society suffers not from lack of laws but from failure to live by existing ones. David Goldstein calls unions to ease class friction while stressing fairness. Rev. Grant warns wealth can deform, notes inequality is inherent. James Vahey urges citizenship over anti capitalism.
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Monsignor Splaine
David Goldstein
God
St. Augustine’s Hall
South
Boston
William B. Grant
Father Grant
James H. Vahey
Trowbridge to Leave Harvard
Harvard College officials accept the resignation of Professor John Trowbridge 65 Rumford professor and Jefferson Laboratory director effective September 1. The board names him honorary director of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory starting the same date.
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Harvard College
John Trowbridge
Rumford
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Trowbridge
Prominent Brockton Resident J Henry Walker Dies At 70
J Henry Walker, a prominent Brockton resident, died at his Ford street home this evening at age 70 due to heart trouble. He was well known in local circles and leaves family behind.
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Brockton
J. Henry Walker
Ford Street
Walker
Anna Held to retire from stage after rest and home life
New York April 24 Anna Held announced she will retire from the stage to rest and focus on home life. She said she earned much money, would not return for vaudeville, and may appear briefly in a Paris or Chicago revue. She emphasized personal magnetism and the toll of balancing stage and family duties.
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New York
Anna
Fourteenth Street
Folles-Bergere
Paris
Roosevelt
Sarah Bernhardt
Martin’s
Hackett States His Side in Divorce Case
Actor James K. Hackett issues a statement denying extensive public misrepresentation. He outlines timeline starting June 1907 legal separation, June 1908 divorce action, August 1909 dismissal, and a later undefended action that produced the final decree granting custody to the mother with access for the father. No alimony or costs, and remarriage prohibition noted as a legal form not a global bar.
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James K. Hackett
Mary Mannering
New York
Messrs. A. L
8. F. Jacobs
E. D. Amend
Kramer Hurt In Five Mile Race At Newark Track
American champion cyclist Frank Kramer of Orange New Jersey was injured during a five mile professional race at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark New Jersey. He swerved to avoid a collision and hit the fence. Kramer expected to ride again in a day or two.
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New York
Frank Kramer
Orange
N. J
Vailsburg
Newark
Kramer
Milkmen Clash With Graustein
Worcester county farmers and Milk Producers' Union officials traveled to Boston to meet William A. Graustein in a dispute over milk pricing. Graustein refused the meeting and denounced the union as led by a nonproducer and agitator and as seeking unwarranted price increases for consumers.
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Farmer Organization of Milk Producers
Worcester County
W. A. Hunter
Milk Producers’ Union
Boston
William A. Graustein
Graustein
Divorce of 30 Years A Fake Divorce
Mrs. Mary C. Morrison of Derry New Hampshire believed she was legally divorced in Pittsburg but tomorrow will learn the papers are forgeries. Attorney Leonard H. Piltsbury mailed for a duplicate and sent a photo of the original, while Notary Kirker found no judge named R. F. Stowe or a Alleghany county circuit court to support the decree.
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Pittsburg
Mary C. Morrison
Derry
N. H
Leonard H. Piltsbury
R. F. Stowe
Circuit Court
Alleghany County
Cambridge man, James O'Brien, jailed for streetcar pickpocketing
James O'Brien of Cambridge is in custody in Boston charged by police as a well known pickpocket. He was arrested Saturday night by Boston police while allegedly working passengers on cars of the Boston and Northern Street Railway Company.
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James O’brien
Cambridge
Boston
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Notable Paris Swindle Count Daulby Aulby Dupes Mrs Paine
Paris April 24 A lavish swindle unfolds as John Edward Daulby de Gatigny alias Count d Aulby de Gatigny and associates fleece Mrs Charles Hamilton Paine of Boston of over 200000 by selling fake old masters. 83 paintings seized at her Boulevards residence await expert appraisal while Daulby faces trial in Tours.
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Paris
Raffles
Arsene Lupin
John Edward Daulby
d’Aulby de Gatigny
Tours
Charles Hamilton Paine
Boston
London
Daulby
Adolf Jouquet
Miss Lunt
Trinity Church
New York
Europe
Paines
Chauteau
Paine
Chateau
Prince Philip of
Bourbon
Brazil
Clary
St. Hubert
France
Lucy
Francesco
Vaine
Mr. Paine
d'Aulby
Jong
Cris
Canoeists Brave Cold at Riverside
In Auburndale on April 24, hundreds of canoeists braved raw wind and lowering clouds as canoes and boats swept along the Charles River at Riverside in an animated scene.
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Auburndale
Charles River
Riverside
Mysterious Fires Hit 6 Washington Square Building
Investigators probe four incendiary blazes at the Charlestown building on Washington Square. Each fire began after occupants slept, with March 27 marking the first discovery and multiple rescues as Mrs Dennis Pee saved herself and two children by crossing a narrow 50 foot plank between buildings.
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Washington Square
Charlestown
Dennis Pee
Puzzling fire at O'Brien home ends with alarm puzzle
Dennis O'Brien and family escaped a cellar fire at their two story house as smoke poured from the cellar. Fire officials doubt a passerby raised the alarm, noting the box 486 call from Lynde and Union streets and a four minute response, with no witnesses seen on the street.
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Dennis O'Brien
James Donovan
John Hurley
O’brien
Pope
Lynde
Union Streets
O'Brien
Paul Jones Straight Kentucky Whiskey Advertising Notice
An old advertisement for Paul Jones Straight Kentucky Whiskey urges demand for a reliable medicinal stimulant. Sold by all dealers. Paul Jones & Co., Distillers, Louisville, Ky. H G Simmons, Agent, 909 Colonial Bldg., Boston. Telephone Oxford 21.
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Paul Jones
Paul Jones & CO
Louisville
H. G. Simmons
Colonial
Boston Telephone
Oxford
Savings Bank Books To Be Verified By June 30 1910
South Boston Savings Bank follows Chapter 590 Section 48 requiring depositors to bring in their passbooks for verification during the first ten months of 1910 and every third year thereafter. Treasurer Edward H. Barton directs depositors to present books before June 30 1910 for inspection under board rules.
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Massachusetts
Boards of Investment
Edward H. Barton
Free-Double Legal Stamps At Wolf's Clothier
Free and double legal stamps offered with every morning purchase until noon at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. After noon stamps revert to single allotment.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
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