Father Hally Leads Malden Church Debt Drive
In Malden on December 3, Rev. Patrick J. Hally and parishioners race to clear Sacred Heart parish debt. A donor offered 10 000 dollars if the rest could be raised. at month start 18 000 was paid, leaving 2 000 then needed to secure the gift. The church cost about 125 000 dollars when built five years ago, and is among New England’s finest.
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Malden
Patrick J. Hally
Sacred Heart
Hally
Father Hally
New England
Sojourn in the Tombs Follows Woman's Festive Life
A Boston hotel guest using names Grace Williams and Lulu Minchew ran up large bills at the Lenox and Netherlands hotels. She charmed staff with tales of wealth, arranged a sensational car tour, and fled after promises of cash from a missing estate. Police tracked her to a public arrest after identifying her as Mrs. Minchew.
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the Victoria
Lulu Minchew
Lynn
Hotel Lenox
Grace Williams
Sylvian Stokes
Irvington Street
Merrick
Miss Williams
Lenox
Inspector Cowboy
Hotel Netherlands
Stokes
The
Washington
Boston
New Haven
Smith Building
Court Square
Cowboy
Park Street
Mra. Minchew
the Lenox
Two Boys Drown On Thin Ice
Two boys died after falling through thin ice. The victims are identified as sons of Mr and Mrs Frederick William Storey, who survive with a mother and father and a sister named Helen.
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Frederick Willam Storey
Helen
Tragic Drowning of 18 Year Old Arthur DeMar in Everett Sand Pits
Arthur DeMar of 7 Winter street drowned near the junction of the boulevard and Second street at 5 30 PM. The 18 year old Donavan shoe factory worker likely fell through ice after attempting to cross the pits. Water depth was about 15 feet. Police recovered the body with grappling irons.
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Everett
Arthur DeMar
Winter Street
Boulevard
Second Street
DeMar
Donavan
O Hares Mandamus Bid Over Alleged Illegal Recount
In the Supreme Court J Frank O Hare of South Boston argues a writ of mandamus to force the election commissioners to place his name on the ballot as Democratic candidate for the Board of Aldermen seventh district. He claims the recount after the primaries was illegal because he was not allowed to be present during ballot counting. The commissioners deny the allegations and will contest the petition.
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J. Frank O’ Hare
South Boston
Board of Aldermen
O’hare
Bill Newton
O'Hare
Vigilant faculties halt lectures to guard against removal
In a cautious move, faculty members suspend lectures to keep roles secure, fearing abrupt removal from the checker team and preserving oversight during a period of heightened scrutiny.
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Checker
Harvard Union Fire Threat Nearly Razed Crimson Office
A fire broke out in the Harvard Crimson offices beneath Harvard Union. President Brigham and staff were alerted. J Reynolds Jr rushed to help and together they contained the blaze. Reynolds suffered a severe burn from a live wire, but damage remained slight.
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Harvard Union
the Charles
Harvard Crimson
Crimson
Brigham
J. Reynolds, Jr
Reynolds
English Vets Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The British Army and Navy Veterans Association held its annual officer election at Red Men’s Hall. Major William McNamara was unopposed and elected lieutenant colonel. Other officers elected include Robert Owens as vice president and F J Horniman as treasurer.
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British Army and Navy Veterans Association
Red Men's Hall
William McNamara
Houghton & Dutton
Sixteenth
Royal Irish Regiment
Robert Owens
F.J. Horniman
Thomas T. Stokes
Thomas Mayo
R. H. Bryant
C. F E. Williams
J. Wynne Jones
R. H. Upham
J. H. S. Davies
William Shedden
McPherson Daniel
C. W. Borrow
John Black
T. F. G. Day
Hugo Dysart
W. IF. Grant
John R. Smith
C. EB. Williams
Cambridge youth surrenders to police to serve term
Edward F. Kane, 19, of 23 Decatur Street Cambridge, told Lieutenant Conry he wanted to give himself up to serve a term in Concord. Kane was arrested after slipping his handcuff while being taken to the Concord reformatory. He expressed remorse and planned to begin his sentence, later being moved to the house of correction for the night.
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Edward F. Kane
Decatur Street
Cambridge
Conry
Central Square
Fairbairn
Kane
Concord Reformatory
Charles Whitman
Shane
House of Correction
Waited at the Church in breach of promise suit
Mrs Addie Bates 88 widow of a Lowell dentist sues William T Gilmore 24 of Lowell for 10000 alleging he courted her daughter after meeting at a dancing school and left her waiting at the church after preparing wedding raiment. The case notes their age gap and social stir. Gilmore heads Calumet Orchestra and resides at 39 Walnut Street.
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Addie Bates
Lowell
William T. Gilmore
Cambridge
Gilmore
Conservatory of Music
Calumet Orchestra
Bates
Romance of College Days Ends in Harvard Chapel Wedding
A Harvard 07 graduate, 8 T Gano, marries Adelaide Beunke at Appleton Chapel in a college function. Rev. Dr. Bicknell presides. groom’s Harvard classmates serve as ushers. The Radcliffe bride is escorted by her father Fred Beunke. gown is white satin with a pendant.
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Harvard
T. Gano
Adelaide Bounke
Bicknell
First Universalist Church of Cambridge
Gano
Radcliffe
Revival of old sport at Park Square Rink tonight
New York revival of the track event follows relegation fears as Park Square Rink hosts tonight’s athletic showcase. Notables like Noah Brusso and Joe Gans are mentioned in society notes amid a flurry of boxing and football commentary and plans for next season.
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Park Square
New York
Gardiner Guilty Of Larceny In Red Hot Stove Case
In municipal court Judge Ely found John B. Gardiner guilty of larceny of a red hot stove owned by Morris Lowenstein of 20 North Anderson street. He was placed on probation.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Ely
John B. Gardiner
Morris Lowenstein
Anderson Street
Frances Woods Dies After Stair Fall In Kansas City
Mrs Frances Woods aged 60 sister in law of Justice David J Brewer of the Supreme Court of the United States fell down stairs and died of injuries in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Frances Woods
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
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