Catholic Total Abstinence Union Holds 49th Convention
More than 1000 delegates from across the United States arrive at Philadelphia to attend the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America's 49th annual convention at Hotel Walton. Dignitaries from Boston Kansas City Providence R I and Lost Creek Penn join a reception led by Edward J. Logue.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Boston
Kansas City
Providence
R. I
Lost Creek
Penn
Edward J. Logue
Catholic Clergy Convention Arrives in Philadelphia
Catholic delegates from across the nation gather in Philadelphia for the National Union convention held at the Catholic Boys High School. Archbishop Ireland backs temperance, with leaders Rev. O Callaghan and Rev. Bean among officers and Edward Logue heading local arrangements.
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Ireland
St. Paul
Nion
Philadelphia
Catholic Boys High School
Broad and
Vine Streets
The
National Union
Peter J. O'Callaghan
Chicago
Walter J. Bean
Pittsburg
J. Washington Logue
MecCort
Edward J. Logue
Body of Manchester Boy Recovered from Pond
Manchester New Hampshire Aug 4 police recovered the body of Sheldon Davis a 15 year old boy who drowned Sunday afternoon in Stevens pond. The body was retrieved this afternoon using grappling irons by the police search.
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Manchester
N. H
Sheldon Davis
Steven's Pond
Dont Worry motto marks Wakefields oldest citizen birthday
J C W Walton Wakefields oldest citizen and Boston Post cane holder observed his 91st birthday yesterday Known as Uncle Coley he is an Odd Fellow merchant and longtime resident of Wakefield He expects to reach 100 by continuing to keep his dont worry motto He hosted friends including an Odd Fellows delegation to honor him.
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J. C. W. Walton
Coley
Walton
Boston Post
Wakefield Upper Station
West Virginia Legislators Sentenced for Bribery
Five lawmakers from West Virginia were sentenced by Judge W. S. O'Brien in Webster Springs for bribery connected to an early year Senate election. Delegates Rhodes Duff and Asbury each receive six years in prison, Senator Smith five years six months, and Delegate Davie Hill five years. all are disqualified for life from public office.
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West Virginia
United States
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Superior Court
S. A. G. Rhodes
Ruth Duff
H. F. Asbury
B. A. Smith
Davie Hill
Strikers to March on State House from Hyde Park plants
Strikers from Hyde Park Governor Foss plants plan a 10:30 AM march to the State House in Boston. They will visit the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration seeking a public hearing and a formal statewide investigation response.
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Governor Foss
Boston
State House
South Station
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
State Board
Strikers to march on Beacon Hill despite board ruling
Yesterday the State board refused a public hearing for the strikers and closed the Sturtevant Blower Works case. Over 1000 marchers, led by a band, will head for the State House and crowd into board offices. The strikers vow to continue the walkout, reject old wages, and seek court action if hearings are blocked.
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State Board
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Becker Milling Machine Company
Foss
State Capitol
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Carmen
Beacon Hill
Hyde Park
Sturtevant
Hartford
Mrs Chapin Wins Her Case In New Thought dispute
In New York on August 4, Supreme Court Justice Goff ruled that the New Thought Church had no legal incorporation and cannot claim exclusive rights to the label New Thought. Mrs Mary Etheridge T Chapin, a Boston club woman, may continue her Berkeley Theatre lectures titled New Thought Services without church interference.
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Mary Etheridge T. Chapin
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Berkeley
New Thought Services
New Thought Church
Aeolian
West Forty Second Street
Supreme Court
Goff
London Fire Chief Arrives for New York Convention
Arthur Dyer chief of the Loisa fire department arrives in New York aboard the Minneapolis with Percy M. Dyer and A. J. Stubbs to attend the international convention of fire chiefs set for September 1.
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New York
Arthur Dyer
Loisa Fire Department
Percy M. Dyer
A. J. Stubbs
London Fire Alarm Service
Minneapolis
West End girl survives acid attack as man held for grand jury
Seventeen year old Huldah Hill of West End was attacked with acid while walking to work. She remains at Grace Hospital with hopes of regaining sight after surgeons treat burns. Morris Rosen, 18, is jailed on $3000 bond, charged with throwing the acid and awaiting grand jury action.
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West End
Grace Hospital
Morris Rosen
Grand Jury
Rosen
Grove Street
Chelsea
Essex
Kingston
Charles Street
Poslam remedy praised for soothing skin eruptions
Advert indicates Poslam quickly relieves eczema and itching on adults and infants. It claims safety and cooling action for hot weather rashes and teething related eruptions, promotes sleep, and recommends Poslam Soap for tender skin. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Auto Strikes Winchester Man In Midstreet
Hiram W. Folsom aged 62 stood confused in Main street Winchester and stepped back into a car owned by James Littlefield of Woburn driven by Andrew Anderson. He suffered head lacerations and internal injuries. taken to Winchester Hospital where he is listed as seriously injured.
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Winchester
Hiram W. Folsom
Folsom
James Littlefield
Woburn
Andrew Anderson
Winchester Hospital
Bishops Meet Mgr Bonzano in Portland
The Apostolic delegate Most Rev John Bonzano arrived in Portland on his way to Bar Harbor for Maine Catholic centennial ceremonies. He was met by Bishops Harkins Bevin Guertin Walsh and local clergy and retired after a brief reception. The party departs Portland for Bar Harbor tomorrow at noon.
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John Bonzano
Washington
Bar Harbor
Maine
Mer. Bonzano
Harkins
Providence
Bevin
Springfield
Guertin
Manchester
Walsh
Noted painter dies suddenly in Europe
George Hitchcock born 1850 Providence Rhode Island died suddenly last Saturday at Marken Island near Amsterdam from heart failure. A celebrated painter, he studied in Paris with Lefebvre and Boulanger and earned the 1889 Paris exposition gold medal. notable works include Toilers of the Sea in Vienna Imperial collection and Tulips and Hyacinths in Alkmaar.
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Chicago
Telfair Academy
Savannah
Death of Dorothy Devine After Electric Car Accident
Gloucester report says Dorothy Devine three died from injuries after being struck by an electric car on Sunday morning as she walked home from a local store.
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Gloucester
Dorothy Devine
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