Mass in memory of Pope Pius held at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Thousands attend a pontifical high mass of requiem in tribute to Pope Pius X at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Catholic clergy and officials from Greater Boston kneel in reverence while others outside join in prayer as the service is sung. Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley are among attendees.
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Catholic Diocesan Funeral Mass For Pope In Cathedral
The official diocesan funeral service for the pope drew a full cathedral as Bishop Anderson officiated with a large clergy presence. Priests, monsignori, and deacons filled the sanctuary while a solemn choir expressed deep grief at the papal death.
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How To Test Your Eyes And A Simple Eye Wash
A home remedy claims an eye wash with Optonal Grains dissolving in two ounces of water relieves fatigue and irritation after screen use or long work. The ad suggests it can reveal if glasses are needed and warns against cheap store eyewear.
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Eulogy for Pope Pius X Highlights Boston Church Leaders
The Right Rev. Mgr. Supple delivers a Boston tribute to Pope Pius X. He praises the pontiff as noble and saintly, notes American friendship, and recalls Pius X’s support for liberty and the Boston See. Over 1000 requiems planned in the diocese with Masses offered today and midweek for the deceased Pontiff.
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Apostolic Delegate Celebrant At Mass In Memory Of Pope
Archbishop Bonsano the apostolic delegate celebrated a high requiem Mass in Washington in memory of Pope Pius X. Diplomatic corps and prominent officials attended. A satin bier with a gold cross stood before the sanctuary as other masses were planned at local churches and monasteries.
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Wakefield adopts record high tax rate of 23.40
The Wakefield local assessors announced the current year tax rate at 23.40, up 1.90 from last year, marking the highest rate in the town's history.
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Conclave Likely to Begin Next Monday in Rome
In Rome on August 24 no exact date was set for the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Pius X. Many cardinals present in Rome favor starting the proceedings next Monday.
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Cardinals Report on Attendance for Opening Session
Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal OConnell may miss the opening session due to distance. Cardinal Farley arrived in Chiasso Switzerland today and may attend. The tenth congregation of cardinals met in the consistorial hall with Della Chiesa and Mercier among those present and discussing the war situation.
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Arctic expedition leader's son travels alone across Arctic ice
A report from Ottawa dated August 24 states Vilhjalmur Stefansson's son, leader of a Canadian government funded Arctic expedition, left five months ago to ascend alone across Arctic ice to join Dr. R. M. Anderson's eastern division east of the Mackenzie River.
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Stefansson Safe After Arctic Expedition Dispatch
Inspector Moodie of the Mounted Police reports Stefansson and Stalkerson started from Herschel in March with eight men and two dogs to cross the ice toward Peel Point or Coronation Gulf. The eight men returned while Stefansson continued with drift ice toward Coronation Gulf. Dr. Anderson plans to follow the coast toward Coronation Gulf to search for Stefansson, with two surveyors from his ship at Collins Point arriving at Fort McPherson.
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DOJ, NYNHH Move to Unmerge Railroad
Preparations began for dissolving the New York New Haven Hartford system. DOJ officials and railroad attorneys plan to write the agreement and submit it next week to the United States District Court in New York for legal form.
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Decree to Finalize Government Railroad Negotiations
The decree will close negotiations between the government law department and the railroad. T W Gregory to draft with F M Swacker and New Haven lawyers Moorfield Storey and Walker D Hines as counsel. The decree will mirror last spring's agreement and be written over the coming week with stock placed in trustees, while Sound steamship line issues go to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Northampton Seeks State Police Amid Street Railway Strike
Mayor Feiber asked Governor Walsh to send State police to Northampton during a strike by six Carmen workers at the Northampton Street Railway. Only a few cars operated as disorders and missiles disrupted service, leading to a total suspension.
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Woman Injured After Fall Down Stairs in South Boston
Mrs. Theresa Russell tripped and fell down stairs at 321 East Eighth Street South Boston last night. She was taken to City Hospital in serious condition with internal injuries and spine hurt.
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Melrose Patrolman's Wife Dies After Operation
Mrs Annie McCarthy aged 60 of 16 Sewall Street Melrose wife of Patrolman W F McCarthy died at Melrose Hospital last night following an operation.
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Shoe price rises eyed in massachusetts inquiry
Massachusetts officials will study shoe and leather price hikes as part of Attorney General Boynton's war prices investigation. Sole leather has climbed about two cents per pound since the European war began, while upper leather has gained from one to five cents per square foot.
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Leather price squeeze blamed on war risk and supply cuts
Leather workers cite war shipping risks in South America and restricted Russian calf supply as drivers of higher raw material costs. A domestic North American hide shortage adds to the pressure, fueling anticipated shoe price increases. The Attorney General seeks close monitoring to determine if shoe prices rise faster than leather costs.
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Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Healing
Poslam is described as highly effective for many skin ailments including eczema with rapid relief from itching and daily improvement. The ad claims safety and broad surface benefit and offers samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York. Possum Soap is promoted for daily use to keep skin soft and clear.
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