Christmas in the Sunday Magazine Free with Next Sunday’s Post
A festive preview of the Sunday Magazine issue featuring Olive Rush Christmas art. Highlights include Christmas for Two by Tom Masson and The Pastores of the Mexicans by Louise Forsslund, plus stories by Dumas MacManus and Morris Wade, Japanese girls in school by Caroline B. Dinwiddie, and various verses and sketches reflecting holiday themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Rush
Grandpa
Oung
Santa Claus
Santa Maus
Santa Mus
Tom Masson
Louise Forsslund
Peons
Canterbury
America
F. Schauffler
Ndertook
J. Schauffler
Ewail
Agi
Monaghan Addresses O Reilly Reading Circle
Professor J C Monaghan of the Washington Department of Commerce and Labor spoke at Catholic Union Hall on "To Ireland by Way of Holland" as part of the John Boyle O Reilly Reading Circle lecture series. He traced Irish monks work, education in Europe, and praised Irish character and American citizenship ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union Hall
John Boyle O’reilly
J. C. Monaghan
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington, D. C
Amelia Loughlin
Gertrude Tighe
Monaghan
Boston
United States
Ireland
Holland
Fatner Ennis
Europe
Debate over Police Board in Boston City
A heated debate at St Pauls Church Tre mont street last evening centered on whether the Boston Police Commission should be appointed by the Mayor. Opponents favored the current method. Max Henry Newman spoke for the affirmative and H E Lee for the negative. Councilman Stevens presided. the audience voted and the negative won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Police Commission
City of
Boston
Max Henry Newman
H. E. Lee
Stevens
General Whitside Dead in Washington at 77
General Samuel M. Whitside retired commander who succeeded General Leonard Wood in the department of Santiago and Puerto Principe on January 6, 1900, died suddenly in Washington today of acute indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel M. Whitside
Leonard? Wood
Capelle Named for First Assistant Adjutant-General
Lieutenant-Colonel William Curtis Capelle was appointed assistant adjutant-general by Governor-elect Douglas and accepted. Capelle, long head of the adjutant-general office force, has served with the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia since early years and was born in Lexington in 1833. Dr. Thomas A. De Blois of 48 Gloucester Street declined the post of assistant inspector-general due to his large medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Curtis Capelle
Douglas
Adjutant-General
Capelle
Lexington
Fifth Artillery
Andrew
Bullock
Claflin
Washburn
Company D
First Regiment Infantry
Greenhalge
Thomas A. de Blois
Gloucester Street
City
de Blois
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Enterprise
J. F. McDonald
First Communion Held at Angel Guardian House Roxbury
At the House of the Angel Guardian Roxbury forty one boys received their first communion yesterday morning Mass was celebrated by Rev D Murphy the chaplain who spoke on the significance of the occasion In the afternoon sixty eight boys of the institution were confirmed by Bishop Brady with assistance from several priests including Rev John H Harrigan Rev James J McCarty and Rev Cornelius J Huslidy Also Paul Barnes a recipient was received into the Catholic church at his mother Mary Barnes of Brooklyn New York request
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
Tommy's Rock
Paul Barnes
Mary Barnes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Water users cautioned at Grafton during drought
Grafton, Dec. 15. Solon F. Smith, superintendent of the Grafton Water Company, issues public notice urging residents to boil strain and cool all household water. Prolonged drought has left the town nearing exhaustion of its supply and a water emergency is declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Solon F. Smith
Grafton Water Company
Smith
Hood Estate Left 66 000 In Public Bequests Probate
The will of Gilbert E. Hood filed in Salem details a 66 000 estate with 50 000 in homestead and Thompkins block to niece Mrs. Greenleaf K. Bartlett of Derry New Hampshire. Sisters Lucinda R. Smith and Eliza Hood receive 10 000 in trust, then reverting to Thetford Academy on death. Residue about 15 000 divided into 10 shares aiding multiple charities and Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Smith, and Miss Hood. Executors are Clara Hood Bartlett Greenleaf K. Bartlett and Clinton O. Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Home For
Ladies’ Union Charitable Society
City
Lawrence City Mission
Lawrence Young Men's Christian Association
Lawrence Young Women’s Christian Association
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Greenleaf K. Bartlett
Lucinda R. Smith
Eliza Hood
Clara Hood Bartlett
Clinton O. Andrews
The Green Diamond Mystery Moves Through London
The Green Diamond Eye of Goona is the vanished gem from Delhi 1902. Harvey Crook and Merrick race through London by cab toward The Marble Arch, pursuing clues and a threatening summons to uncover the thief and recover the diamond.
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Goona
Delhi
Hahn
Harvey Crook
England
Lyman W. Merrick
Crook
Basil Clifton
Merrick
Fortune
India
Marble Arch
Dead man found in Redway Street linked to Clifton case
Merrick and Crook confront Sergeant Wickes at No 8 Redway Street after a telegram leads them to a murder. They identify the deceased as Pritchard or an associate, with banknotes matching Clifton's missing funds and strange newspaper letter-addressed parcels. The room shows a grisly sword-like wound and a missing ledger.
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Crook
Merrick
Clifton
London
Pritchard
Redway Street
Gray’s Inn _ road
Langham Hotel
Mr. Merrick
Daisy Merrick
Meldon Street
Euston
No. 8
Wickes
Tnis
Mr. Clifton
Downs Lodge
Neville
Jatterji
Silk Pet Outfit at 34 to 1.00 Friday Deal
Taffeta Silk Pet items in navy and black offered for Friday only at 34 to 1.00. Includes all silk fabric choices and color options. Limited time sale details and availability not specified.
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Maine
Hebron
Eagle Thistle
FE Media
Java
Liebig
Webster Brand
York State
Taha Ana
Camp Paradise
Morris Wade
Winifred
Hector Rosenfeld
Louis E. Thayer
F. P. Pitzer
Frank Verbeck
Doris Redfern
Vildidus Haws
David H. Dodge
Cora Lapham Hazard
Bertha Reynolds McDonald
Kate M. Cleary
Prof. Monaghan
J. B. O'Reilly Reading Circle
Whitside
ASST
Oppenheim
Angel Guardian House
Lloyd's Opera
Morocco
Suyerba
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Dews Town
Fountain Pens
Franklin St
G. E. Hood
Arthur Morrison
L. O
H. Obst & CO
Washington St
The
French-American Wine Co
Mass
Tremont
Washington Street
New Art Dept
Winter St
Seth
Iffeta
Len
Lane St Ates
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