Redistricting Plans Face Uncertainty in Dorchester Parishes
The diocese holds off on firm redistricting decisions amid rumors of changes next year. Rumored moves include elevating St Hugh's Blue Hill avenue as a parish and converting St Leo's Dorchester into a mission church with the parish divided. Masses are currently in St Hugh's basement during repairs overseen by Rev Father Smyth.
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George J. Patterson
V. G
Boston
St. Hugh's
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Father Smyth
St. Leo’s
Francis J. Butler
Changes Reformatory Term to State Prison Sentence
In a remarkable Superior Criminal Court session, John J. Kerzin’s reformatory term for breaking and entering was revoked after new evidence emerged. Special Officer Irwin presented a rogues gallery photograph and records of a 1907 arrest, prompting a state prison sentence of three to six years.
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Superior Criminal Court
John J. Kerzin
Reformatory
Kerzin
Irwin
Dedham Street
Fessenden
Rogues’ Gallery
Ikxerzin
Christmas Ship Saxonia Sails for Liverpool and Queenstown
Twenty three saloon passengers and 100 second cabin plus fifty pounds steerage travelers depart today aboard Cunard liner Saxonia bound for Liverpool and Queenstown. The saloon class is mostly English travelers home for Christmas with other departments sizable for Yuletide. Notables include Lynton Ashcroft and Rev J William Butcher among others.
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Cunard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Yuletide
Saxonia
Lynton Ashcroft
R. T. Beard
F. H. Bowes
R. Buckley
J. William Butcher
F. S. Crowell
H.S. Culver
Master Culver
E. J. Dinam
Evans
Eleanor C. Fisher
Joseph Gardner
Harris
Jeanette Kirkman
Harry B. Newbold and Child
R. A. Pease
7. W. Ridley
Kk. Gordon Ridley
R. W. Spalding
Senate panel backs Hundley nomination for district court
The Senate judiciary committee voted to recommend confirmation of Judge Oscar R. Hundley to the district court in Alabama. His nomination moves forward for final Senate approval and signing into office.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary Today
Oscar R. Hundley
District of
Alabama
Rich and Poor Rub Elbows in Comm y L
New York World reports Cooper draws a mixed audience to his health theories and medicine claiming universal digestive cures. He dismisses nerves as the cause, saying modern living harms digestion and improves health only when digestive organs function properly. Brooklyn contractor Frank Perkinson testifies to rapid relief after twelve days, praising better sleep and mobility. Cooper's New Discovery is widely sold nationwide.
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YL. T. Cooper
Cooper
America
New York
Tommyrot
Frank Perkinson
Butler Street
Brooklyn
United States
Foraker Attacks Roosevelt Sleuths in Brownsville Debate
Senator Foraker denounces War Department detectives and the White House for alleged spying on Brownsville soldiers. He cites Conyers letters and calls for a Senate tribunal to hear claims and protect due process amid ongoing investigations and potential reinstatement steps.
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Brownsville
Congress
Marcel
Foraker
War Department
Mr. Foraker
Conyers
Senate
Yoth Infantry
Insurgent Republicans Set Sizeable Meeting in Washington
In Washington on December 14 the insurgent Republican rule reform faction expects nearly twice as many members at their meeting tomorrow night as attended Friday's session. A Gardner Massachusetts resolution asked the Secretary of State to confirm if Britain’s House of Commons recently named a committee to study rule changes. Gardner did not attend the foreign affairs committee meeting, and the measure was laid on the table.
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Washington
House
Gardner
Massachusetts
Secretary of State
House of Commons of Great Britain
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Oriole Southpaw Weds Secretly in Baltimore
Worcester reports Baltimore Orioles pitcher Charles J. Schmidt secretly married Amelia W. Shuppner on December 1 at the bride’s home in Baltimore. The couple’s marriage was kept quiet until now.
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Worcester
Charles J. Schmidt
Baltimore Orioles
Benedicts
Schmidt
Amelia W. Shuppner
Harford Road
Baltimore
J. C. Burke
Third English Lutheran Church
Lost His Bride, Asks Cash
Russell Thomas petitions for cash in a local Atlanta notice dated December 14, seeking financial relief as part of a civil action regarding a missing spouse.
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Atlanta
Russell Thomas
Elmer Chickering Studio Photo Orders Available
An order at Elmer Chickering's studio at 21 West Street Boston invites purchases of six to twelve photographs. The photos may be bought at the studio and used at any time.
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Elmer Chickering
West Street
Boston
Kaiser broke sells castles as revenue hunt in Berlin
Emperor Williams waning treasury forces sale of crown assets. The Crown Princess sells a diamond tiara to aid widows and orphans from the Hammbad mining disaster as the imperial family plans to auction several castles and other properties to raise cash.
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Berlin
William
Hammbad
Crown
Canada Names Men to Confer With United States
A. P. Barnhill and John Iseefe of St. John have been named by the Canadian government to represent Canada on the International Commission assessing the St John River conditions and uses. The move follows past disputes at Van Buren Missouri over lumbering along the river upper reaches, forming the international boundary. No American appointees or meeting plans have been announced.
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ST. John
N. B
A. P. Barnhill
John Iseefe
Canada
International Commission
St. John River
van Burer
Vice Admiral Cervera Retires from Spanish Navy
Madrid Dec 14 Vice-Admiral Cervera who commanded the Spanish fleet at Santiago was retired from active list today by his own request due to failing health.
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Cervera
Madrid
Santiago
Family suit over school board bill in Cheshire
Waterbury report states John O Shares of Hamden is sued by Cheshire school for one year of board and tuition for his son totaling 730 dollars. His defense alleges teachers permitted tobacco use by pupils in class.
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Waterbury, Conn
John O. Shares
Hamden
Cheshire School
Shares
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