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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
12
A string of price ranges appears with varied brackets such as 1.15 to 7.00 and 25c to 8.00. Other figures include 50c to 3.50 4.00 to 8.50 and 1.00 to 5.00. The fragment also shows 1.50 to 20.00 2.00 to 25.00 and 1.00 to 20.00.
Thomas W. Lawson rejects claims he supported Paula Edwardes or any actress. He says he is busy with farm duties and has never heard of the actress or related figures. He asks the publication to retract and pulverize the yarn.
The New York County Republican committee, by an almost unanimous vote, refused to endorse Governor Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. A motion to defer the resolution to the January meeting was carried amid a loud shout.
District Attorney John B. Moran plans a several week break within a week or two. He will travel to Jamaica Bermudas or a quiet Southern retreat to rest and prepare for a possible next year gubernatorial campaign. Moran has not been in best health with a strained voice but has shown steady nerve.
The Cunard liner Lusitania relayed a wireless signal from Fastnet stating the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain reported speaking with the Cambrian bound from London to Philadelphia in latitude 50 longitude 38 with a broken shaft. The William Cliff stood by to aid.
The Cambrian is a Leyland Line freight carrier operating Boston to London service. She has completed several trips on the route and her captain and crew are well known along the waterfront.
Patrick Maher in his will directs that none of his relatives or next of kin receive any part of his estate. He leaves small bequests to lifelong friends and residuary property to Archbishop O Connell for Catholic charitable works including the Home for Destitute Catholic Children Carney Hospital and other Boston Catholic organizations.
The pope conducted the public consistory in the Sala Regia with thousands present including many Americans. New cardinals kneeling received red hats as Pius X uttered Accipe galorum rubrum, followed by embraces and fraternal salutes. After blessing, the ceremony closed with a supplementary consistory.
Two deaths from spotted fever were reported at City Hospital Worcester. One victim attended Cambridge Street School Monday, raising concern in the neighborhood as the second victim, Mary Morrissey, and Isabelle Louise Newman were identified.
A newspaper notice advertises reduced prices across men boys and juveniles apparel with suits reefers and accessories cut to various sizes. It highlights practical Christmas gift options from hats to shoes and a full furnishing department lineup.
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