Knights of Columbus warned against Masonry ties
At the Knights of Columbus new headquarters in Trenton Bishop James A. McFaul warned the order against an apparent drift toward Free Masonry and urged priests to serve as chaplains only not as active members. He cautioned that joining such societies risks faith and morals and that oaths or rituals that bind blindly are forbidden. In Bridgeport a Supreme Council refusing a $1000 death benefit to Patrick Coughlin’s estate cites his A F and A M membership.
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Trenton
WN. J
Knights of Columbus
James A. McFaul
Free Masons
Bridgeport
Conn
St. John’s Lodge No.3
A. F
A. M
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Patrick Coughlin
Flood Conditions Hit New Hampshire Rivers and Lakes
Water levels rise across New Hampshire as the Merrimack and Nashua rivers flood records. Amoskeag dam hits six feet of water, Piscataquog at Greggs Falls 53 inches over the dam, and Nashua Mills suspend operations due to high water. Heavy rainfall totals 3 to 4 inches since Wednesday night.
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N. H
New Hampshire
Merrimack
Amoskeag
Greggs Falls
Franklin Junction
Mack
Nashua
Jackson Company
Portsmouth
Claremont
Sugar
Immigrant Father Denied Entry as Wife and Children Remain
Michael Pasolillo of Worcester lies sick with pneumonia in an immigrant pen at Long Wharf after arrival with his wife and three children. Immigration officials deem him unfit to support the family, prompting legal action by friends led by Rev. Father Biazotti to challenge the decision.
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Michael Pasolillo
Worcester
Long Wharf
Pasolillo
Sunny
Italy
Father Biazotti
Boston
Michael
Immigration Office
Relief Hospital
Factory Fire Inquest In Brockton
The first inquest in Brockton opened today into the April 18 factory fire at shoe magnate Lowell M. Reynolds's plant. State Fire Marshal Rice and city officials questioned Reynolds who cited possible enemies and a $100,000 loss. Rice deemed the blaze incendiary and said further inquiry would follow.
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Brockton
Lowell M. Reynolds
New England
Mr. Reynolds
Charles F. Rice
William A. Boyden
Harry L. Marston
Reynolds
Rice
World's Biggest Fair Opens In St Louis Tomorrow
St Louis prepares for the grand exposition as 30 000 workers finish final touches for the noon opening tomorrow. Dignitaries from the United States and Mexico will gather at the plaza for ceremonies led by President Francis and Secretary Taft. Navy vessels Nashville and destroyer Lawrence arrive to represent the fleet.
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Plaza of
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Frederick J. W. Skiff
Hymn of the West
Edmund Clarence Stedman
John Knowles Paine
Mayor Wells
Thomas T. Carter
National Commission
Henry B. Burnham
New Hampshire
United States Senate
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
National
House of Representatives
Albine R. Nuneco
Mexico
E. H. Harriman
New York
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Cascades
Wells
A. R. Chaffee
United States
Nashville
Lawrence
Navy
St. Louis Harbor
Boilermaker Leaders Confer in Springfield Over Strikes
Boston Union presidents Chaisson and Mitchell head to Springfield and Rensselaer to meet with striking boilermakers while New York Central District head Crowley weighs calling out 30 Allston workers. Boston & Albany officials oppose a general strike but back reinstating two Springfield workers when vacancies permit.
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David M. Chaisson
Boston Boilermakers’ Union 9
Peter L. Mitchell
Boston Boilermakers’ Union 250
Springfield
Rensselaer
N. Y
D. F. Crowley
New York Central District Union 12
Allston
Boston
Boston & Albany
Edgar van Etten
Albany
Crowley
the Road
van Etten
Suffolk County A C H Board Convenes at Blatchford Hall
The Suffolk County board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held its final meeting in Blatchford Hall Wells Memorial Building. County president Matthew Cummings presided as delegates prepare for the county convention and election of national convention delegates.
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Suffolk County Board
Order of Hibernians
Suffolk
Blatchford Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Matthew Cummings
Orangerie Prevents Little Ills From Becoming Serious
The Orangerie clinic highlights time saving care that stops minor ailments from turning serious. Early treatment aims to reduce pain, sickness, and recovery time.
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Orangerie
Jewelry Stolen From Express Co Found in Suspect Home
Joseph Adler, arrested at 9 Cottage Street Watertown, is tied to a spree of thefts from the American Express Company. Inspectors Rooney and Wolf along with Chief Cooney searched his residence, recovering jewelry and confirming Adler’s confession to stealing a $500 watch formerly owned by the express firm. The watch had been pledged for $150 at Collateral Loan, and Adler had worked at the North station entering cars and tracking parcels. His wife expressed heartbreak as he spent the night in custody.
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Joseph Adler
Cottage Street
Watertown
American Express Company
Watts
Rooney
Wolf
Cooney
Adler
Pemberton Square
Express Company
Collateral Loan Company
North Station
Suffolk county convention sets May 2 in Dexter Hall
Increase in the number of divisions to three boosts membership to about 7000 in Suffolk county. The county convention will be held on May 2 in Dexter Hall, with admission limited to delegates only.
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Suffolk County
Dexter Hall
Crocker Millions Battle Seen Through Jane Eyre Satire
The Sunday Post previews a clash over a vast Crocker fortune involving a widow and her stepmother, framing it as a clash of power within a family and gendered succession. Jane Eyre is invoked to critique the remarkable contest and its social implications.
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Jane Eyre
Sunday Post
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Bochrer Couple
A testimonial claims Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder cured catarrh for Rev Dr Bochrer and his wife. They state relief began within ten minutes and credit the product with freeing them from distressing nasal discharges and offensive breath.
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Bochrer
Buffalo
Agnew
Crocker Will Case Jury Deliberations Continue Amid Trial Strain
The Crocker will case entered its eighth day with jurors showing signs of mental strain as Judge Braley charged them. Juror John W. Cronin briefly collapsed requiring medical attention, but the panel resumed deliberations. Arguments centered on alleged undue influence by Annie J. Crocker and whether theWill was the testator Uriel Crocker’s genuine work or the product of conspiracy.
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Annie J. Crocker
Uriel Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Mr. Morse
Mr. Benton
Crocker
Sunday Post Women’s Section Highlighted for Fashion Health
Women are urged to read the Sunday Post for the Boston edition’s women’s section featuring dress health and beauty guidance. The notice promotes the column as a valuable resource on style wellness and daily living.
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Sunday Post
Boston
Boston Baker Loses Foot After Train Collision
Robert Hamilton, about 60, of Dorchester Avenue Boston, was struck by an eastbound train on the main line in Waltham while alighting from a branch train. He survived the impact but doctors at Wal tham Hospital amputated his left foot.
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Waltham
Robert Hamilton
Waltham Hospital
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
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