Pope Distressed by Richards Departure Angers Paris Rally
The Pope expressed distress over the Paris archbishop’s house abandonment by Cardinal Pichard. Bishops and clergy led a large Catholic demonstration near the episcopal palace with thousands in attendance and cries of Long live Pius X.
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Pope
Richards
Nomi
Paris
Pichard
Richard
Vatican
Mer. Lacroix
Larentaise
M. Briand
Mgr
Juneroix
Holy See
Paris Cardinal Richard Leaves for Unspecified Departure
Paris reports the departure of Cardinal Richard, Archbishop of Paris, dated December 17, indicating a notable clerical movement from the French capital. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Richard
New Catechism Based on Science and Evolution
Sir Oliver Lodge releases a catechism for teachers outlining a view of religion grounded in science and evolution. It presents man as evolved, emphasizes moral responsibility, trust in a guiding power, and belief in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oliver J. Lodge
University of Birmingham
Oliver
Ihlow
Wwarth
Jesus Christ
Palestine
Day Defends Millionaires Against Wealth Control Calls
Syracuse University Chancellor Day denounces the push for legislative limits on corporate wealth calling it millionaire phobia. He argues the idea inflates class hatred, cites Rockefeller and Carnegie as examples, and says attempts to curb fortunes harm employment and wages while suggesting the “little men” benefit little from such efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chanellor
Syracuse University
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Leslie's Weekly
Congress
Hill
Morgan
Carnegie
Armour
Swift
Siegel's Wonderland at Henry Siegel Store Santa Exhibit
Santa Claus opens Wonderland on the third floor of the Henry Siegel Co store in Boston. The display features thousands of wooly brown bears of all sizes at low prices in a vast Christmas collection aimed to please every child.
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Santa Claus
Wonderland
Imenry Siegel Company
New England
Talbot Co stock of Boston Made clothing for holidays
The Talbot Company at 39 Washington Street offers a full stock of Boston Made clothing for the holiday season. Their range includes New French Back Coats in black, blue and gray, plus Meltons Viennas overcoats and child and family apparel, with careful workmanship and ready-for-inspection goods.
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Boston
Talbot Company
Washington Street
Meltons
Viennas
New York
Oxford
Human Bird Cage Arrested With Pigeons in Coat
Antonio Lapalato, 17, known as the Human Bird Cage, was arrested by Boston officers for larceny. While being booked at Dedham Street station he produced five dead pigeons, then 16 live birds fluttered from beneath his coat, ending with a zoo-like scene as officers retrieved injured birds from his sling shot captures across Boston streets.
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Antonio Lapilato
Tl Salem Street
North Eend
Dedham Street
Lapalato
Boston
Daughter of Late Senator Thurman Becomes Catholic
Elizabeth Thurman McCormick daughter of the late Senator Allan G. Thurman of Ohio and wife of former Arizona Governor R C G McCormick joined the Roman Catholic Church at St Patrick's Cathedral New York Today She had been baptized Methodist and her father was raised Methodist while her mother was Scotch Presbyterian
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Sen. Thurman
New York
Elizabeth Thurman McCormick
Allan G. Thurman
Ohio
R. C G. McCormick
Arizona
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Wife’s testimony links ex husband to Hathaway murder
In Marblehead probate proceedings Miss Stone inherits most of the $12 000 estate, with Mrs Snow contesting on undue influence grounds. Mrs Snow testifies overhearing her husband accuse Hathaway murder collaborator Miss Stone, claiming they planned to rob Hathaway and that he killed him to avoid talk. The case heads to appeal after probate ruling in favor of Miss Stone.
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Marblehead
Miss Stone
Snow
Graves
Hathaway
Mrs. Snow
Stone
Joseph Graves
Hiss
Furniture novelties to please all purses this Christmas
Morris, Murch & Butler Company on Summer Street promotes a wide Christmas furniture selection. New bachelor cabinets, mission style celarettes, sewing tables, chafing dish cabinets and miniature furniture fill four floors. The store emphasizes novelty and value, promising reliable gifts for home makers and single friends alike.
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Morris, Murch & Butler Company
Summer Street
Morris, Murch & Butler
Engineer Sacrifices Life as Buffalo Local Wrecks Near Palmyra
New York Central No. 57 known as The Buffalo Local wrecked a mile east of Palmyra. Engineer Harris of Rochester saved many lives by applying brakes as a coal car toppled the engines. he died amid the blaze that consumed the train except a single Pullman. All passenger cars burned to their trucks with no injuries among passengers.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Buffalo
New York
Palmyra
No. 57
Harris
Davis seeks law to share child labor data with police
Representative Thomas L. Davis of Salem announced in Boston that he will introduce a bill to force Chief Pidgin of the bureau of statistics to supply information to Chief Shaw of the State police for enforcing child labor laws. He cites a census showing 894 children employed illegally and urges legislative action to use all available facts.
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Thomas L. Davis
Salem
Boston
Pidgin
Bureau of Statistics
Shaw
Davis
Bureau of Labor, Statistics
Mystery in car barn fire in Framingham
Police probe a carhouse blaze at the Boston and Worcester street railway in Framingham destroying seven cars and equipment with about 15000 dollars loss. Origin unknown as flames started where no wires lay and authorities seek incendiary clues amid sensational prospects. Most cars were short box types with only two of the newer design remaining.
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Framingham
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Acquittals in Lowell License Conspiracy Case Reach Not Guilty Verdicts
Frank B. Dow ex chairman Lowell Police Commission LaForest Beals ex commissioner Ward B Fellowday of Brookline and Patrick J Enright were found not guilty on conspiracy charges in issuing Lowell liquor licenses in Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge before Judge Gaskill. Similar outcomes for John J Joyce and Richard C Hemmen. Indictments against brewing company await ruling after agreed facts.
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Frank B. Dow
Lowell
Gaskill
Murphy Nominated for State Board of Arbitration
Dennis E. Murphy of Brockton was nominated for appointment by the Governor to the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation after a gathering at 17 Worcester Street. A member of Local No 20 Boot and Shoe Workers, he has long served the Republican party and advanced within the Order of H. L. S. of M. Co. O. F. to its highest office.
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Worcester Street
Dennis IE. Murphy
Brockton
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Republican Party
Lord Dunmore Guests Mrs. Eddy in Concord Visit
Lord Dunmore of England, a leading Christian Scientist, called on Mrs. Eddy in Concord New Hampshire. He praised her vigor and memory noting she walked unaided into the hall and appeared younger and more active since his last visit seven years ago. He commented on her strong interest in the Christian Science movement in Europe and English lectures.
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Concord
N. H
Lord Dunmore
England
Mrs. Eddy
Great Britain
Europe
Free Home for Consumptives Fair Boosts Y S C A Spirits
The Free Home for Consumptives fair closed Saturday at Paul Revere Hall with strong support from the Young Ladies Charitable Association. Miss Adelina S. Casey won the Wonder Prize for deciphering the sig nification containing letters from Boston papers. The Pink Beauty gift will be awarded by Miss A. M. Niland. Mrs. M. J. Crotty will announce the doll recipient later. The Apollo bust was placed in Cambridge, awarded to D. OConnell. The Y S C A plans a Xmas tree event for patients at the home in December.
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Paultevere Hall
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Boston
Post
American
Advertiser
Globe, Herald, Journal
Record
Transcript
Traveler
Adelina S. Casey
Patten Street
Forest Hills
A. M. Niland
Fast Boston
M. J. Crotty
Apollo
Cambridge
D. O'Connell
Waldron Street
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Denys Cochin
Rue de Babylone
Pius X
Aniette
The
the Business
TION
Anoth
Massa
Chusetts Avenue
State Street Trust
Pmnt MS
Cor
Mass
Ave
Boylston St
Apsienkassers
He ' All Bouwesterling Shoe
Summer ST
Hanover ST
Water ST
Spring Lane Row
Ars. Winslow
Day
Siegel’s Wonderland
Talbot CO
Los
Morris, Murch & Butler’s
N. Y. Central
D. E. Murphy
Arbitration Board
Henry Siegel Co. Delivereries
Washington & Essex Sts
Henry Siegel Co
Essex Street
Everetts
Essex St. Side
Menry Siegel Co
Raaldreeh
Keep Manufacturing Company
Keep’s Shirts
Tremont Street
Near
West
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