High Masses to Resume Across Boston Churches
Beginning next Sunday most Boston area churches will resume Sunday high masses after a summer of low masses. A mission opens Sept 11 at the Blessed Sacrament Church Roxbury for two weeks led by Redemptorist fathers from Saratoga NY.
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Boston
Saratoga
N. Y
Order
Sodality
St. Mary's Church
North End
David B. Walker
S. J
Francis X. Kenzel
C. SS. R
Beach Raiders Make Big Haul in Largest Liquor Raid Since 1998
Twenty patrolmen under Acting Chief Clair P. Chainey raided eleven unlicensed premises in Revere's beach district seizing 390 gallons of wine 151 beer bottles 77 ale bottles and whiskey gin plus loaded lager beer in hundreds of bottles Three wagons carried the haul to the police station Foreign district sites on Revere street and vicinity Three men were arrested on a charge of gaming at Vincenzo Aldorsio 2 Eastern Avenue.
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Revere
Clair P. Chainey
Beach
Foreign District
Revere Street
Vincenzo Aldorsio
Eastern Avenue
Stable fight ends in death at Brighton livery
Daniel McKenzie aged 42 died from a fractured skull while being taken to Boston City Hospital after a fight in J. D. Packard & Sons livery stable Brighton. Fellow hostler William Chamberlain aged 45, of 7 Essex Street Brighton, is under arrest charged with causing the death.
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Daniel McKenzie
J. D. Packard & Sons Company
Brighton
Boston City Hospital
Willian Chamberlain
Essex Street
McKenzie
Night Barn Fight Ends in Man's Death
Police report two men quarreled over lights in a stable on Brighton avenue. After disturbances earlier, McKenzie was found wounded in a pool of blood and died en route to City Hospital. McKenzie and the other man, Chamberlain, were involved in a night of fighting with witnesses including Mrs. Chamberlain and Hines. Authorities say McKenzie was struck during the altercation.
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Gormann
Brighton
Brighton Avenue
Chamberlain
Packards
William Hines
Hines
McKenzie
Sherman Packard
City Hospital
Elopement Seen as Best Way to Marry Says Cambridge Couple
Mrs. Peter McClea of 195 Hamilton Street Cambridge said she and her husband chose a New Hampshire elopement for its simplicity and cost savings. The 22 year old runner, a Cambridge High School graduate, met his wife at a school event five years earlier and has won several amateur athletic prizes in Boston Cambridge and Lowell.
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New Hampshire
Peter McClea
Hamilton Siset
Cambridge
Carrie McCartney
Post
Nashua
George W. Buzzell
McClea
Cambridge High School
Boston
Lowell
Arrested man found by patrol in stable basement
Patrolmen, chasing a disturbance, entered the Packard stable basement and located Chamberlain. He was detained and brought to the Brighton police station for custody.
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Packard Stable
Chamberlain
Brighton
Mystery illness ends as tooth coughs up
Danvers Conn Aug 28 The 13 month ailment that threatened John Sullivan's life was cleared when a violent coughing spell brought up a tooth. He had teeth extracted in July last year and one tooth apparently went down his throat causing the long illness.
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Danvers
Conn
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Spooners in Spotlight on Webster Lake
Webster Aug 28 the latest sport among launch owners is jacking couples in canoes. When a distant canoe shows a couple billing and cooing the searchlight shines to reveal what is said to be sometimes interesting scenes. Experienced canoeists seldom get caught but amateurs do.
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Webster
Webster Lake
New England Becomes Political Focus for 1910 Elections
The nation’s attention centers on New England as Vermont votes September 6 and Maine on September 12 to choose state officers and indicate party preference for the 62d Congress. Each state will also elect legislators who will pick a U.S. senator.
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New England
Vermont
Maine
United States Senate
New England States prepare for primaries and Senate votes
Vermont and Maine campaigns tighten as New Hampshire sets first state wide primaries under direct law. Governors seek re election while Congress fights in Maine first district. Senate terms end March 4 1911 for Hale Aldrich Lodge Bulkeley and others with Hale and Aldrich not seeking re election.
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Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
United States
Carroll. Page
Eugene S. Hale
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Hale
Aldrich
Senate
Parliamentarian seeks House seat amid early 1900s party splits
Asher CC Hinds aims to be the next House floor member succeeding Thomas BK Reed who spurred Winds in Washington. Vermont and Maine show little fault line between progressive and regular Republicans while New Hampshire canvass intensifies between Bertram Ellis and Robert P. Bass. Rhode Island eyes Aldrich succession with Samuel Pomeroy Colt a leading name. Connecticut braces for a brisk race as Morgan J. Bulkeley faces reelection challenges within and beyond the GOP.
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Gressional
Asher CC
Hinds
Thomas BK. Reed
Washington
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Bertram Ellis
Keene
Robert P. Bass
Rhode Island
Nelson W. Aldrich
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Providence
Aldrich
Connecticut
United States Senate
Morgan J. Bulkeley
Senator Bulkeley
Subway a Bar to Warships Entering Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Diamond Shoals stretch across the East River near Governor's Island hindering the Navy's dreadnought entry. The tunnel bore for BeMktvn through the rock blocks dredging at that point, risking limited water depth at low tide. If ships cannot pass, war ves sels cannot reach the Brooklyn yard from the upper bay.
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New York
Diamond Shoals
East River
Governor's Island
United States Navy
BeMktvn
War Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Stephen M. Hoye
Narrows
Maine Candidates on Last Lap of Hot Campaign
A garbled list outlines Republican and Democratic nominees for Maine offices in 1910. Names include Governor Bert M. Fernald and Auditor Charles A. Hatch for the Republicans, with Asher Hinds and John P. Sweacy in Congress races. Democrats name Frederick W. Mlaisted and Lamont A. Stevens among others.
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Vermont
John W. Mead
Rutland
Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Frederick W. Plaisted
Augusta
West Poland
Charles A. Hatch
Augustin
Vermont Officials Nominated for State and Federal Posts
A list of Vermont candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general and congressional districts is announced with towns including Rutland St Albans Brattleboro Essex Northfield and Montpelier and nominees such as John A Wend Leighton Park Guay Hailey Horace F. Graham C. S. Montpelier and P. M. Mehlon among others.
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John A. Wend
Rutland
Leighton Park
St. J
Guay B. Hailey
Essex
Janection
Edward W. Deavitt
Horace F. Graham
Grafta- Sisbury
John G. Sargent
Charles D. Watson
St. Albans
John B. Don
Springfield
Ciary
C. L. McMahon
John W. Thurston
Island Pond
Auguar
X. F. Eilat
Brattleboro
C. S.r
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Blackington
Johnson
Washington St
Purchase Street
New Bedford Lawrence
Buffalo, N.Y
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G. C. Lewis
Rexford
Beacon Art Studio
Peter M’clea
N. H
N. E
Congress
Asher
Porter
John BP
Hmawin
Burleigh Augusta
Pravk
Guernsey
Dover
Prederichk
Lamont A. Stevens
Wells
Wiest
William Ve Pennell
Portharseeonme WeGill Thy
Lewindtrict
Saiw
George M. Hanson
Calais
O Suve Govera
Tuuesday
Tol
David J. Fosington
Northfield
P. M. Mehlon
Bute Iand
Alexander Coch
Rane
Groton
Sazaar
WAIVE
Cornhill
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