Corner Stone Laid at New Jamaica Plain Catholic Church
Archbishop Williams laid the corner stone of a new Roman Catholic church on Brookline Avenue in Jamaica Plain with a large ceremony. Dr. John J. Baxter of St. James Boston delivered a sermon on church and state authority, praising the church as a divine institution and urging loyalty to faith alongside patriotism. Local priests and dignitaries attended as the ceremony concluded with the cornerstone laid.
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Archbishop Williams
Mer
Magennis
Jamaica Plain
John J. Baxter
St. James Church
Boston
Brookline Avenue
Boylston Street
Byrne
Arthur T. Connelly
Fitzpatrick
Milton
Hugh P. Smyth
Robert J. Johnson
R. Neagle
Rossi
Brighton
Moylen
Roxbury
Bell
St. Francis de Sales
C. F. Donahue
John A. Sheridan
Dr. Baxter
Cesar
God
Earth
Jesus Christ
Church
Baxter
Rome
Leo
America
New World
United States
Catholic Church
Christ
Williams
Disappearance of Frederick Bailey shocks Everett creditors
Everett reports Frederick Bailey once a wealth builder and landlord vanished last Wednesday leaving $80,000 in unsettled debts. His rise from English plasterer to prominent property owner included houses on Cleveland and Broadway plus a Spy Pond estate. Creditors seized Bailey assets as his bookkeeper and clerk allegedly aided his concealment. Bailey last appeared in Boston and was rumored to sail to England.
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Everett
Frederick Bailey
Bailey
Bristol
England
Linden Street
Cleveland Street
Bradford
Green
Mansfield
Cottage
Linden
Broadway
Spy Pond
Arlington
Allston
William Miller
Post
Miller
Charles A. Gleason
Hancock Street
Wiliam C. Craig
School Street
Boston
Howard Harrington
Congress Street
William Cutliff
George A. Brown
Oak Street
Craig
Nantasket
Bell
Plant's Removal Aims at Ipswich Factory Shift
Ipswich plans to move cutting and stitching from Lynn to Ipswich to dodge labor opposition. non union workers say skilled lasters and Plant, president, fault poor output, while machinery already ships south. Ipswich strikers paid below Lynn wages as mass meeting and parade set with Skeffington Newhall Ramatell Casson to speak.
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Lynn
Thomas G. Plant
Ipswich
Merton Mansfield
Harry J. Skeffington
Boston
Edward B. Newhall
Walter L. Ramatell
Herbert N. Casson
Injury on a street car ride leaves man with broken leg
Andrew Peterson, 45, of 142 Northampton street, was injured yesterday morning when a wagon owned by C. Duncan struck him while he rode on the running-board of an electric car at Tremont and Boylston streets. He suffered a broken left leg and was taken to Station 4. Dr. Williams recommended removal to City Hospital.
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Andrew Peterson
Northampton Street
Tremont
Boylston Streets
C. Duncan
Dr. Williams
Hosbeer
Vanderbilt Whitney match spears Newport society elite
Miss Vanderbilt and Mr Whitney prepare a high born wedding at The Breakers Newport with family lists, charity ties, and fortunes totaling in the tens of millions. The couple, social and athletic scions, embody old Dutch Vanderbilt sense and Wall Street voltage, amid illness shading ceremony plans.
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Gertrude Vanderbilt
MR. Whitney
Miss Vanderbilt
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
Miss Sloane
Miss Helen Barney
Miss Barney
Miss Brown
Miss Beatrice Bend
Miss Susie Dimock
Mendelssohn
Newport
Tuxedo
Commodore
Mr Whitney
Washington
Whitney
Herreshoffs
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Bishop Potter
Grand Hall
Misses Sloane
Miss Shepard
Miss Taylor
Miss Gerry
Payne Whitney
Europe
Frank Pelk
Columbus Baldwin
Rawlins L. Cottenet
Alfred Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
Elliott F. Shepard
W. J. Schieffelin
William Douglas Sloane
W. Seward Webb
M. McK. Twombly
J. Rutgers le Roy
Almeric Hugh Paget
Charles Tracy Barney
Oliver H. Payne
Chauncey M. Depew
Miss Dimock
Gladys Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Preparations for Labor Day Parade by Cleveland Strikers
Notes from unions detail Building Trades Council plans for the Labor Day parade. Isaac Cowen discussed Cleveland belt strikes at Brown Hoisting Engine Co where 700 workers faced layoffs and an eight week fight ended with failed agreements. The council supports Cleveland strikers and unions draw Labor Day positions from several crafts. Freight Handlers Union reports healthy funds after a harbor excursion and plans a 250-strong parade. Sanitary and Water department unions vote to back plant workers and join Central Labor Union parade, with new members and officer installs.
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Building Trades Council
Isaac Cowen
Cleveland
Brown
Ohio
Citizens of
Castle Island
Municipal Legislative
Park Commissioners
Rapid Transit
Clifford
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Co. L. A
T. G. Plant
Lynn
Sanitary Department Workers’ Union
Forester Hall
Lasiers’ Union
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
J. F. O’sullivan
American Federation of Labor
Water Department
A. F. of L
Central Labor Union
Washington Street
John C. McDonough
Woman robbed after being hugged in Park Square
Lillian Chappell of 226 Somerville Avenue reported to police that last Saturday night at Park Square a young man accosted her and embraced her before fleeing with her gold open faced lady's watch, fob chain, and charm engraved with the Lord's Prayer. She offered no description of the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Chappell
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Park Square
Forgery Suspect Arrested in Allston Case
Inspectors Leggett and Wolf arrested 22 year old James O Mara of 9 Mechanics street Allston on forgery charges. New Haven police had named him as wanted and he is held awaiting transfer to New Haven authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggett and
Wolf
James O'Mara
Mechanics Street
Allston
New Haven
Conn
Watts
O'Mara
Fatal freight wreck near Horse Plains Montana
A Northern Pacific freight train derailed after a mudslide one mile east of Horse Plains on the Rocky Mountain division. Engineer George Weigle fireman L I Frizelo brakeman J W Bolger and wiper R M Fish were killed. The slide pushed the train into Clark's Fork River and the road remains impassable. Details are incomplete and additional fatalities are not yet confirmed.
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Missoula
Mont
Northern Pacific Railroad
Horse Plains
Rocky Mountain Division
George Weigle
L. I. Frizelo
J. W. Bolger
R. M. Fish
Wiper
Mile Board
Clark’s Fork River
Escaped Inmate Returned to Massachusetts Reformatory
George J. Hopkins, an inmate who escaped on August 4, was recaptured in Coney Island New York and returned to his cell by Deputy Superintendent Hart yesterday at the Massachusetts Reformatory.
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Concord
George J. Hopkins
Massachusetts Reformatory
Hart
Coney Island
N. Y
Beautiful Narragansett Excursion to Narra gansett Pier
An advertised excursion to Narragansett Pier is set for Tuesday with a special train offering through service and round trip tickets at low rates. The beach at Narragansett is promoted as the finest on the Atlantic coast.
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Narragansett Pier
Atlantic Coast
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Dr J. Baxter
Jamaica
Mer. Magennis
Tux BeanpreTac Co
Canal 8R
Larrabee Ss
Rocker
N. B
Moen
Oxford
OLD Oak School
India Seat
Gloria
Dresden
Vantine
Stationery
Washington St
Temple Place
West Street
Whitney-Vanderbilt
G. V
Rvr Weien
Whitney's House
Young Whitney Alb i Bride
Young Whitney
Carpenters
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Union
George Gunther
Walter Prince
Edmund Place
Lizzie Cross
Auburn Court
Georgie Powers
North Street
Northern Pacific
Narragansett
American Surety Co
New York
Fiske Bldg
State Street
Henry B. Peirce
Ass’t Lecy
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