Seven Greater Boston Priests Celebrate Silver Jubilee
Seven priests in the Boston archdiocese observe their silver ordination anniversaries this December. Notables include Rev. Patrick Callanan of St John’s Newton Lower Falls and Rev. Philip O’Donnell of St Philip’s Boston, with ceremonies at St John’s and St Philip’s, receptions, and confirmations conducted by Bishop Brady.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Patrick Hl. Calanan
St. John’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Philip J.donnell
St. Philip's Church
Harrison Avenue
Boston Archiocese
Ambrose F. Roche
West Quincy
William J. Millerick
Stoughton
John M. Donovan
Ipswich
Thomas J. McCluskey
Church of the Im
EK. F. MelLeod
St. Joseph's Church
Father Callanan
John J. Ryan
St. Paul’s Church
Cambridge
Newton
Wellesley
Weed
Warren and
Cunningham
Noah A. Plympton
Philip J. O'Donnell
Father O'Donnell
St. Philip’s Church
John J. Brady
South Boston
Lawson Predicts an Awful Copper Crash in 1904 Campaign
Thomas W. Lawson, bear pool head, voices a plan to crash copper prices and copper stocks led by Standard Oil, Amalgamated Copper, and United States Steel. He asserts hidden capital support and aims to drive prices below 10 cents per pound, with broad market impact and political pressure.
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Boston
Standard Oil
American Smelting Company
Standard Oil Company
United Kingdom
Calumet & Hleda
Greene
Thomas W. Lawson
New York
Wall Street
London
Iexpress
Amalgamated
Lawson
Jie
New York Bulls
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
To &9
New York Pool
Mr. Lawson
WITTES LIFE IN DANGER IN RUSSIA
Widespread unrest grips Russia as authorities brace for a larger conflict. Proletariat leaders and professors go into hiding after strikes and arrests while Count Witte’s safety is prioritized amid a palace security buildup. A ukase grants regional officials near-dictatorial powers to declare siege if needed.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Count Witte
Economic Society
Professor Milukoff
Workmen’s Council
League of Leagues
Empire
Widow sues Packer for $100000 over breached engagement
Mrs Mary I Vetter a wealthy Western Pennsylvania widow sues Gibson D Packer in Philadelphia for breach of promise claiming he promised to marry her two years ago. She lists a $1700 diamond ring and 140 love letters as evidence and says she will not settle. Packer plans to contest the suit as Allegheny officials suppress records.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Mary I. Vetter
Pennsylvania
Gibson D. Packer
Vetter
Packer
Philadelphia
Europe
New York
Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Allegheny County
J. Rodger McCreery
Mrs Duff ends fight as Harrington ousted from Washington School
Mrs Duff announces she will not seek to defend Walter Harrington as master of the Washington School. The School Board’s Saturday verdict is final. Harrington accepts it with no comment. Investigations have cost the city over $5000 and cost committee members many evenings over a month.
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Duff
Arnold Lawson Tarries With His Fiancee in New York
Arnold Lawson eldest son of Thomas W Lawson delays engagement reveal until his Mexico stay ends. He visits his New York sweetheart over Sunday with approval from his parents. She is well educated, wealthy, brunette, and her mother Mrs T A McIntyre of New York. Their home is 86 East Fortieth Street.
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Arnold Lawson
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Lucie Mitchell
Mexico
New York City
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Pany
T. A. McIntyre
South
East Fortieth Street
Carnegie to Attend Tuskegee Anniversary Next April
New York December 17 Andrew Carnegie will attend and speak at the 25th anniversary of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute scheduled for April 4 5 and 6 Harvard President Eliot and Secretary Taft also accepted to participate planned ceremonies will honor Booker T Washington and the Tuskegee program
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Carnegie
Tuskegee
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Eliot
Harvard
Taft
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Detectives Hired by Waltham Stores for Holiday Protection
Detectives will be stationed in Waltham department stores for protection against shoplifters during the holiday season. Storekeepers report prior losses totaling hundreds of dollars to slick thieves in past years.
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Waltham
Coast Storm Sweeps Off Atlantic Coast
West Indian trading steamers and coasters arriving today faced violent storms off the Atlantic coast. The worst weather hit Thursday and Friday with deckhouses, boats and pipes damaged and many ships feared unable to weather the storm.
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New York
Atlantic
Masked Men Rob Express Near North Yakima
The North Coast Limited express westbound on the Northern Pacific R R was held up 15 miles west of North Yakima by two masked men. They forced the engineer to stop and run the locomotive and cars ahead, dynamited the express car, broke safes, and escaped with the local safe contents. Passengers were untouched and no injuries reported.
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Spokane
Wash
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific R. R
North Yakima
Storm Rages Hit Steamers Off Virginia Coast Delays Across Fleet
South of Norfolk ships ran 12 to 30 hours late as gales lashed the coast. Prins Willem I reported passing a four masted schooner with sails lost. City of Memphis suffered rib fractures to Quartermaster Nelson and a gash to First Officer Stow during a heavy sea. Comanche and Comal were late. Maranhense lay to for 24 hours with minor damage. Vigilancia and Maracas battered but delayed.
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Norfolk
Prins Willem I
Port Au Prince
Virginia
Savannah Line
City of Memphis
Savannah
Quartermaster Nelson
L. T. Stow
Stow
Nelson
Clyde Line
Comanche
Jacksonville
Mallory
Comal
Galveston
Maranhense
Barbados
Vigilancia
Wavana
Maracas
Grenada
Immigration Officers Give Purse at Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs Morris Silverstein of 109 Salem Street marked their twenty fifth anniversary yesterday at home. Silverstein a prominent figure in Hebrew circles and chief interpreter at the United States immigration bureau received a substantial purse from the immigration bureau staff during the celebration.
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Morris Silverstein
Salem Street
Silverstein
United States Immigration Bureau
Immigration Bureau
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Fpoxbury
Ape
Locat
Amnerose Foche
Quing Y
James Gildea
Mullerich
Fev
Patrick Pf
Callanan
Conkn
London Daily Express
Portland and
Ryt Sts
A. Shuman & CO. Ladies’ Department
Washington and
Summer Streets
Harrington
Waltham Stores
Rob
Prudential Supply Company
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