Relics of St Anne Draw Pilgrims to Beaucourt Shrine
Boston pilgrims led by Father McCafferty reach St. Anne de Beaupre Que as heat exhausted many. A Montreal stop included a flag moment when an American flag was unfurled. They attend high mass, kiss relics, hear miracles cited by Redemptorist fathers, and hold a candlelit park procession with the relics of St. Anne.
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ST. Anne DE Beaupre
Boston
Father McCafferty
Montreal
St. Lawrence Pier
Dumonde
Que
St. Lawrence
Three Rivers
Basilica
St. Anne
Alleged Black Hand Threateners Identified in Baltimore Case
Ignazio Castalano and Romeo Rosario, two Italians under arrest in Baltimore for extortion threats against Michael Lanasa, have been identified by Paterson New Jersey officials as men indicted for robbing John C. Cortez of 1600 in June 1905 with knockout drops, linking them to prior crimes.
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Baltimore
Ignazio Castalano
Romeo Rosario
Michael Lanasa
Paterson
N. J
John C. Cortez
Cortez
Cymric Brings Notables From Liverpool to Boston
The White Star liner Cymric docked at 10 o clock with a record crossing time from Liverpool. A total of 604 passengers sailed, including 170 in first cabin and 434 in steerage, with 82 steerage travelers detained briefly for money or ticket issues but all expected to be released. Notable first cabin travelers included Sir James Barr and family, the Hallowell sisters, and Albert Geiger Jr. A distinguished party of British physicians and industry delegates also aboard en route to Toronto and Milwaukee for conferences. Immigrants appeared healthier and cleaner than port entrants in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cymric
Liverpool
James Barr
Lady Barr
Mises Barr
Hallowell
Messrs. Co. de Marietta
Albert Geiger, Jr
Alexander
Chagnon
Helme
Sherrington
Sheffield
White
Thomas
Timmons
Williams
Toronto
Canada
Congress of Doctors
T. G. Randall
W. Haydon
London
Butchers’ Guild
Boston
Milwaukee
The
Paul Morton and Hacketts Aboard Lucania to New York
Ld Queenstown August 19 The Cunard steamship Lucania sailing for New York carries Paul Morton and Mr and Mrs James Hackett among its passengers.
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Queenstown
Cunard Line
Lucania
New York
Paul Morton
James Hackett
Somerville Physician Dr. Alvah Dearborn Dies After Illness
Dr. Alvah B. Dearborn longtime city physician of Somerville died at his home 34 Bow street after a long illness. He had reduced practice last spring, returned from the West recently, and suffered a heart failure Saturday. Born in Topsham Maine 64 years ago he studied at Bowdoin College and Bowdoin Medical School. He came to Somerville 20 years ago from Newburyport and leaves a widow and two siblings.
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Alvah B. Dearborn
Somerville
Bow Street
Dearborn
West
Topsham
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Medical School
Newburyport
Rescue of Lodger in East Boston Fire
A two story tenement at 1 Chelsea Place East Boston caught fire at 8 last night from unknown causes. Joseph Bronsky and Michael Karp families lived there. a lodger may have been in the attic. Fred Matheson and Frank Dobson rescued Thomas Connors from the attic. damage estimated at 500 dollars. house owned by Michael Karp.
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Chelsea Place
Boston
Joseph Bronsky
Michael Karp
Fred Matheson
Frank Dobson
Thomas Connors
Speed mad motorman buys car with life savings
Chicago aug 19 motorman James McC Hutt who runs an electric train 130 miles daily over the Lake street L has spent all his 1200 dollars savings on an automobile. The Hutt household income is 3 dollars a day but he and his wife say they are satisfied with investing their entire capital in a devil wagon.
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Chicago
James McC. Hutt
North Fifty-third Avenue
Lake Street
Hutt
Boston Love Syndicate Defrauded Victims of 100000
New York report details a love scam run by Mrs. Stella Brown and Mrs. George Verrault with help from actor Robert Emmet Keene and Miss Mary Mason. The operation lured hundreds of victims, including Wall Street financiers, into costly ploys centered on love and a turquoise locket. Verrault faces three charges and a September 26 trial date. district attorney Moran expects imprisonment.
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New York
Robert Emmet Keene
Court of Love
Stella Brown
George T. Verrault
James V. MacClellan
Philadelphia
West Seventy-third Street
Love Syndicate
Keene
MacClellan
Verrault
United States District Attorney
House of Love
Lee Kiesler
Count Zolinoff
Dupes
Wall Street
Seventy-Third Street
Brown
Monument planned to honor President Garfield in Long Branch
Long Branch New Jersey moves to raise funds for a Garfield monument with $1 subscriptions. A citizens meeting will select an orator as Garfield Memorial Day is set to be observed on the 25th anniversary of his death with an unveiling aimed for September 19.
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Long Branch
N. J
James A. Garfield
Francklyn Cottage
Ocean Avenue
Stokes
Lower Fare From New York to Boston Nov 1 Announcement
New Haven announces reduced passenger rates on the New Haven road between New York and Boston. The through rate remains unchanged until Nov 1 when the two cent per mile tariff begins. New Boston Providence New York and Boston rates set at 4.65 and 3.75 with locals composing 90 cents 1.25 1.00 and 1.50. Providence to New London distance cut to 63 miles and 63 coupons will be lifted between Providence and New London.
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New Haven
Conn
New York
Boston
New London
Providence
Evans Arrives in New York for Naval Review
Four battleships of the Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Evans reached New York from Boston and anchored off Tompkinsville. The Maine, flagship, Missouri, Kentucky and Kearsarge prepare for a naval review at Oyster Bay on September 3 with President Roosevelt to visit.
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New York
Evans
Boston
Tompkinsville
S. I
Maine
Missouri
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Two Homes Burned Out in Milford New Hampshire
Milford N H Aug 19 John Norris and Edward Butler each suffered about 8000 in losses from the destruction by fire of their houses and barns. The buildings were partially insured. Frank Jewett of the local department was injured by exploding chemicals while fighting the blaze.
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Milford
N. H
John Norris
Edward Butler
Frank Jewett
Pair are saved by boatman
In Auburndale on August 19, James Currier and a young woman nearly drowned when the canoe tipped. An employee from a nearby boat house paddled out to save the woman and then pulled Currier to safety, managing to rescue him with one hand around his throat and the other guiding the boat. Currier was resuscitated after effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
James Currier
Currier
Lancaster Couple Seek Their Wandering Boy
Mr and Mrs John Robinson of South Lancaster reported their 17 year old son Ed win B Robinson missing from home since Saturday Aug 11 He had talked of going to Natick and later learned he applied at the Waban Rose Conservatory but was refused and referred to a Brighton employer
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John Robinson
South Lancaster
Edwin B. Robinson
Young Robinson
Natick
Robinson
Waban Rose Conservatory
Brighton
Boston Man Demands Damages in Miss Kaplan Suit
Samuel Grand formerly of Chicago now in Boston sues Miss Rosie Kaplan for 500 dollars claiming breach of promise of marriage. He says she urged him to leave Chicago and meet in Boston to marry, and that he quit his job and was betrayed. He says he has letters confirming her invitation and has control of her bank account.
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Samuel Grand
Chicago
Boston
Rosie Kaplan
Grand
Miss Kaplan
Post
South Station
Boston Man Says He Will Bury Body of Chicago Suicide
Daniel McFarland of Jamaica Plain notified Station 13 police that he would bury the body of Charles Palmer of Boston who suicided in Chicago last week. He said Palmer was a particular friend and offered no explanation for the death.
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Daniel McFarland
Cheshire Street
Jamaica Plain
Station 13
Charles Palmer
Boston
Chicago
McFarland
Palmer
Cambridge Man Dies After Tracks Collapse
David Fudge of East Cambridge collapsed on the Boston & Maine tracks near Prison Point bridge while heading home. He died from a fractured skull after being moved from Charlestown Police Station to the Relief Station, despite medical efforts.
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David Fudge
Cambridge
Boston & Maine
Prison Point Bridge
Fudge
East Cambridge
Charlestown
William McDonald
New Passionist head named provincial in United States
Father Fidelis James Kent Stone a Harvard graduate and former Episcopal clergyman is named provincial of the Passionist eastern province with headquarters at the Monastery of St. Michael in West Hoboken New Jersey. The move divides Passionist houses into two provinces and confirms the appointment by Rome and Pope Pius X. Stone born in Boston in 1840 has led institutions including Kenyon and Hobart Colleges and converted to Catholicism in 1869.
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New York
Fidelis
James Kent Stone
Harvard
West Hoboken
N. J
Rome
Prus X
Father Fidelis
Boston
Kenyon College
Hobart College
Episcopal Church
Cornelia Fay
Hebrew Orthodox Fast for Massacre Victims
Ultra orthodox Jews in Boston observed a sunset to sunset fast day proclaimed by leading rabbis of Palestine Russia and America to mourn victims of the late massacres in Russia. Bnai Zion Association held a mass meeting discussing the proclamation with Abraham Alpert urging action beyond prayer.
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Palestine
Russia
America
Bnai Zion Association
Zion Society of Boston
Hanover Street
Abraham Alpert
East Boston
Two Girls Drowned at Massawepie Lake GA
Miss Margaret MacDonal of Boston and Miss Bella Plummer of Worcester drowned when their boat capsized on Lake Massawepie. Rescue efforts used dynamite to locate bodies. both surfaced and were recovered. Plummer, 18, was a Massachusetts State Normal School student and former Ayer High School graduate visiting Gale, New York with Worcester girls.
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Gale
N. Y
Margaret MacDonal
Boston
Bella Plummer
Worcester
Mass
Lake Massawepie
Bella Louise Plummer
Massachusetts State Normal School
Ayer
Ayer High School
New York State
Nellie Plummer
Two Drownings Reported At Naragansett Bay
In Narragansett Bay two bathers drowned during a August afternoon. Richard McDougall 10 of Providence stepped from a jetty into a channel at Oakland Beach and drowned despite a friend's attempts to help his mother tried to dive in but was stopped. James Conley 48 also of Providence drowned from cramps while swimming near Riverside.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Bay
Oakland Beach
Richard McDougall
Arthur Ray
James Conley
Riverside
Drowning of Daniel Connolly in Shallow Pond Rescue Recalled
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on August 19 Daniel A Connolly 21 of 20 Beacon Street drowned at Stump Pond after diving in shallow water and hitting his head. He was unconscious, the body recovered by companions.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
Daniel A. Connolly
Stump Pond
Connolly
Beacon Street
Raids by Station 3 Officers Seize Liquor and Round Up Suspects
Cambridge and Dorchester divisions report raids yielding beer and red eye including four men and a woman taken to Station 8 for questioning. Suspects identified as Joseph Hennessey 32 John Gallagher 34 Henry Riley 24 and James McDonald of Fruit street. Ellen Bright 65 found sleeping at a residence. Police also seized two gallons of beer and five gallons of red eye at Joseph Cameron on Lawrence place and viewed 64 bottles at a Lowell street lunch room. Station 9 detains Antonio Coceli 34 for selling liquor without a license. Dorchester arrest Arthur Le Flalle at Neponset for similar charge.
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Goodwin
Burns, Norton and Campbell
Station 8
Cambridge Street
Joseph Hennessey
John Gallagher
Henry Riley
Cambridge
James McDonald
Fruit Street
Ellen Bright
Joseph Cameron
Lawrence Place
Lowell Street
West End
Antonio Coceli
Dacia Street
Dorchester
Arthur le Flalle
Neponset
Dollar Sent to Post Gives New Hope to Aged Widow
A Melrose donor sent a dollar to the Boston Post for charity. Mrs. Margaret Sweeney, 65, widow of No. 8 North Grove street, Boston, received the coin and renewed courage after months of unemployment. The note asked the paper to aid a sick child or elderly person with ice or simple food.
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Dollar
Melrose
Boston Post
Margaret Sweeney
No. 8
North Grove Street
Sweeney
Boston
Post
Earnings of Prima Donnas Highlight Historic Salaries
Baroness Cederstrom billed as Mme Patti earns up to 800000 in a year though currently limited to about 50000. Melba earns 150000 at peak and Sarah Bernhardt averages 70000.
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Cederstrom
Mme
Patti
Melba
Sarah Bernhardt
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L. Lois Davidson
Boston Pilgrims
Butchers’ Guild Members
the Hacketts
East
van Camp
CREA
Mio Butte
Sut
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Pate
Mrs. Brown
Lillian
Mason
Syndicate
Wildcat
West Eighty-second Street
Mrs. Verrault
Kiesler
Combine
Couwe
J. A. Garfield
Naval Review
Reio
Milford, N. H
Gamoeis
Girl
Lancaster
Massawepie
Carters
Genuire
Aa Ge Aah
Massachusetts College of Commerce
Huntington Avenue
Gcston
Mas
Workingmens Co-Operative Bank
Tremont, Cor, Bromfield St
Frank E. Burbank
Sec’y and
Treas
Sozorant
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