Pope Pius X Blesses Americans On Audience In Rome
Pope Pius X received a journalist in audience in Rome and sent a message of apostolic blessing to the American people. He greeted pilgrims including Cardinal Gibbons and Mer. Kennedy, exchanged gifts, and spoke with several named clergy and lay attendees. The event followed by the pope’s rest and a planned walk in the gardens.
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Pope Pius X
Rome
Associated Press
Nal Gibbons
Mer. Kennedy
Mrr. Bissett
Pius X
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Lynch
New York
McKenna
Mgr. Kennedy
James G. Cleary
Reading
Penn
Mr. White
Louisville
St. Peter's
America
Vatican
Zanardelli
Mgrs
Zichi
Scapinelli
Misciatelli
Sans de Sampere
Marquis of
Serlupi
Mer. Silli
Mgr. Galli
Mer. Tarozzi
Mgr. Sardi
Mer. Volpini
Oreglia
Camerlengo
Cardinal Agliardi
Mgr
Con
Boston Catholic Churches Celebrate Pontiff’s Election
All Catholic churches in the Boston archdiocese will mark Pope Pius X’s election this Sunday with a simple Te Deum sung after the solemn high mass in each church.
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Boston
Archdiocese of
Pope Pius X
Warships monitor coast as mock fleet patrols Maine waters
At midnight a simulated hostile fleet threatened the New England coast from the British boundary to Cape Ann for 12 hours. Rear Admiral Barker's defending squadron patrolled from Bar Harbor with wireless telegraph, sighting three enemy vessels off West Quoddy Head and Libby Island Machin's Port as the exercise planned to occupy eastern harbors for five hours undetected.
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Portland
New England
Cape Ann
Washington
Barker
Bar Harbor
West Quoddy Head
Eastport
Libby Island
Machin
Fat Men Face Higher Suit Prices as Tailors Move to Scale
John F. Dever leads opposition to new price adjustments by the Union Made Garment Makers Association in Chicago. Fat men in Boston and New York encounter extra charges as tailors push for size based pricing. The movement targets overweight customers while slim giants also face higher costs for longer measures.
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Union Made Garment Makers’ Association
Chicago
Boston
Fox
John F. Dever
Post
Mr. Dever
Washington Street
Joshua B. Holden
James Donovan
John J. Reagan
Bryan Attacks ex President Cleveland at Urbana Campaign
Four leading Democrats opened Ohio campaign in Urbana as Bryan, Zimmerman, Johnson, and Lentz spoke at the Chautauqua. Bryan called ex President Cleveland a bunco steerer while Johnson hinted at a Governor bid and tax reform proposals.
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Urbania
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Urbana
Bryan
Cleveland
Bunco
Zimmerman
Johnson
Lentz
Champaign County
Tabernacle
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Mayor Johnson
Han~na
John J. Lentz
Melville E. Ingalls
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
Allen W. Thurman
Columbus
Chautauqua Assembly
Watson and Lee in a Row Before City Hall
In a basement scuffle at City Hall Jerry Watson Democratic mayoralty hopeful challenged former Alderman John H. Lee after an exchange over campaign lines. Watson, claiming he would not be Lee’s paid minion, wrote a cautionary letter to Lee and hinted at pursuing assault charges before ultimately refraining.
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City Hall
Jerry Watson
John H. Lee
Jerry
Court Square
Roxbury
Collins
M. P. Curran
Brighton
Meith
Lee
John
Baller Quinn
Baller
James A. Watson
Post
Stranger Leaves a Finger With Lunch Price at Park Square
A man entered Gannon's in Park Square, ordered two boiled eggs, then fled, leaving a severed finger on the counter and two 10 cent coins. The owner kept the finger wrapped, hoping the owner would claim it. Police recall a tall, well dressed man seen nearby acting suspiciously.
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Stranger
Park Square
Gannon
the Post
Fays
Station 4
Dix Place
Washington Street
Mr. Gannon
Post
Conry Encouraged by Congressmen to Fight for Ninth District Seat
Joseph A. Conry, amid Conry-Kelcher hearings, says he has strong backing from new House members to renew his bid in Massachusetts ninth district. He wrote from West Virginia where he plans timber coal iron property deals for an eastern syndicate. Conry will travel to Washington to arrange committee presentation and is due in Boston midweek.
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Conry
Joseph A. Conry
Massachusetts
Francis F. Harrington
Harrington
West Virginia
Chase
ST. Joseph’s
Oak Island Grove
Revere
Hemlocks
O’briens
St. Joseph's A. A
International Cigar Makers’ Union
Egans and James Lead Western Golfers
The Western Amateur Championship in Cleveland sees 32 pairs in the morning round with 16 left after a day of match play. Chicago’s Egan brothers and Louis James, the national champion, lead, while E Byers of Allegheny and S W Stickney of St Louis are strong threats. James posted a 77 the best score of the day in a win over Bristol.
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Cleveland
Egan Boys
Chicago
Louis James
E. Byers
Allegheny
W. Stickney
St. Louis
Byers
James
Bristol
Chelsea AOH Division 10 Hosts Large County President Reception
One of the most largely attended meetings ever held by Division 10 of the A. O. H. in Chelsea filled Liberty Hall last evening for a reception to County President Matthew Cummings. Patrick F. Donovan presided as Cummings and Father J. T. Whelan of Galway spoke.
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Division 10
Chelsea
Liberty Hall
Matthew Cummings
Patrick F. Donovan
Cummings
J. T. Whelan
Galway
Ireland
Malden Man Awarded Silver Medal for Bravery
Patrick Brennan of Thatcherstreet received a silver medal from the War Department for bravery at Santiago and San Juan Hill during the Spanish American War. He was part of a scouting expedition to gather intelligence and bring back a report to the commanding general. The party met the enemy and skirmished. Brennan was separated and took three days to rejoin the camp.
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Malden
Patrick Brennan
Thatcherstreet
War Department
Santiago
San Juan Hill
Brennan
Somerville Man Identified After Harbor Recovery
The body recovered by harbor police yesterday morning is William A. McLaughlin of Somerville a shippers at H. C. Stoker 18 Federal Street He disappeared from home about a week ago leaving relatives and friends without tidings He was about 30 years old and had worked for the Stoker firm for some time.
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William A. McLaughlin
Somerville
H. C. Stoker
Federal Street
McLaughlin
Mcnaughan
English Earl of Hardwick Visits Revere and Boston North Shore
The Earl of Hardwick of Ellend county Yorkshire travels from New York to America on a pleasure tour. He stays in Revere with servant Archie, tours Marblehead Salem and Newburyport, and notes witchcraft history. He speaks 14 languages, carries Bank of England notes, boxes at Roxbury Club, and plans further American visits.
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Revere
Earl of Hardwick
Merry Old England
Greater
Boston
Henry Chadwick
Ellend
Yorkshire
Eny
House of Hardwick
America
New York
East
Archie
Marblehead
Salem
Newburyport
Earl
United States
Canada
Bank of England
Roxbury Athletic Club
Kid Murphy
England
Ancestra
Post
Carnegie to donate 2.5 million in steel bonds to Dunfermline
Andrew Carnegie plans to give 2.5 million dollars in United States Steel bonds to his birthplace Dunfermline Scotland. The funds will maintain Pittencrieff estate and its tower linked to Malcolm Canmore and Princess Margaret, support a theatre and horticulture for workers, and aid technical education in the linen industry district. Administrators will advance the town’s moral and material interests.
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Carnegie
Dunfermline
Scotland
London
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Pittencrieff
Malcolm Canmore
Margaret
Hnen
Intercity baseball clash and track events spark major fair
A nine representing Boston Chapter wins the intercity cup from New Yorkers at the Polo Grounds, July 4 before 7000 fans, facing the crack Concord Council nine. Rival Malden and Winthrop councils also meet in a second baseball contest. Track participants include Joe Reilley, Dick Walsh, Ellery Clark, and Bart Sullivan, with horse races and a 3 minute class, plus an evening vaudeville show.
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Boston
Polo Grounds
New York
Concord Council
Malden
Winthrop
Joe Reilley
Georgetown
Dick Walsh
Harvard
Ellery H. Clark
Bart Sullivan
Floods at Che-Foo Deepens Chinese Tragedy
A dispatch from Berlin reports 74 people drowned in the Che-Foo floods of July 27. The disaster leaves about two thousand residents without food or shelter.
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Berlin
Che-Foo
China
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