Pope Declares No Backing Down Over French Bill
A Vatican note denounces the new French government bill on church and state, calling it a maximum oppression with minimal appearance and says the Holy See will not desist until the church’s essential rights are acknowledged. The note condemns measures like immediate ecclesiastical property devolutions and priest pension cessations as part of a broader pattern.
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Vatican
Clemenceau
M. Briand
Holy See
Cardinal Martinelli Faces Surgery As Death Feared
Rome dispatch reports Cardinal Martinelli, once papal delegate to the United States, has undergone facial polyp surgery. Postoperative fever and a hemorrhage weakened him. death is feared as he received the last rites and the Pope probes his condition.
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Rome
Cardinal Martinelli
United States
Standish Guards Armory Dedication Planned in Plymouth
Plymouth notes the Standish Guards Armory, cost 30000 dollars, will be dedicated with Governor Guild and Colonel Oakes attending. The two story head-house fronts Court Street and a 100 by 80 foot drill shed supports the ceremony led by Captain Charles Doten with a Pilgrim Fathers feast as backdrop. Senator Kyle to welcome the Governor and William T. Davis to give a historical address.
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Standish Guards
Pilgrim Fathers
Court Street
Guild
Oakes
Talbot
Stover
Meredith
Butler
Charles C. Doten
Kyle
William T. Davis
The Wonderful Land of Man Opera Scores in Boston
Friends of Daly and Mogan announce the creation of The Wonderful Land of Man an opera to be staged the week of January 21 at Tremont Theatre Boston with a cast over 139 including many vocalists and dancers Daly wrote the score while Mogan provided lyrics and book rehearsals proceed under Daly Mogan and Coleman Knights of Columbus members participate in the project and state excursions from across the state are planned.
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Joseph M. Daly
John M. Mogan
New England Conservatory of Music
Land of Man
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Young Daily
Mogan
Messrs. Daly and Mogan
John Coleman
Knights of Columbus
Men Held for Large Wire Theft Conspiracy
In Malden on December 20, Denis Blake Roxbury James P Keefe Malden and James F Daley Cambridge were charged with stealing 4000 feet of electric wire from Malden Electric Co. Judge Bruce sent them to Concord reformatory and they posted 1000 bonds for Superior Court appeal. The wire lay along Pine and Sawyer streets.
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Malden Electric Company
Denis Blake
Roxbury
James P. Keefe
James F. Daley
Cambridge
Concord Reformatory
Bruce
Pine and
Sawyer Streets
John J. Feeney
Boston
John Ponce
Robbed at Luncheon Suspect Tied to Coat Theft Ring
William Longe a bartender was arrested on larceny charges for stealing at least seven coats and seven pairs of gloves from restaurants during patrons luncheons. Some items were recovered, including coats pawned below a tenth of their value belonging to R E Currier Nathan Warren James K E Beard Patrick H Fahey and William E Corcoran.
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William Longe
Shields
Murphy
Longe
R. E. Currier
United States
Nathan Warren
Young's Hotel
James KE. Beard
Farnsworth Street
Patrick H. Fahey
City Hall
William E. Corcoran
Quincy
Choolgian Sent to Bridgewater Asylum for Murder Case
Sarkis Choolgian charged with murdering his father at Watertown on August 22 was committed to the Bridgewater Insane Asylum by Judge Gaskill in Middlesex Superior Court yesterday.
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Sarkis Choolgian
Watertown
Bridgewater Insane Asylum
Gaskill
Middlesex Superior Court
Quien Sabe Game Promises Laughter and Fun
A short ad for a Quien Sabe game promises laughter and excitement with a 50 cent price point.
Would Men Die of Cold
In Exeter Rhode Island two elderly men Thomas Peckham and Thomas Hazard both over 80 died after being found critically ill in a cold isolated farmhouse. They were at the Hazard homestead without warmth food or medicine and died despite efforts to revive them.
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Providence
R. I
Exeter
Thomas Peckham
Thomas Hazard
Friends
Washington County
Hazard
Judge Aldrich Declines New Hampshire Senate Bid
Judge Edgar Aldrich, senior U S Circuit Court justice, says he will not run for U S Senator from New Hampshire. In a letter to O H Toothaker he cites national questions on economic regulation and trusts and notes personal reasons prevent candidacy at this time. He warns of the public resentments toward government and business.
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United States Circuit Court
Boston
United States
New Hampshire
Aldrich
Littleton
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Henry E. Burnham
Burnham
O. H. Toothaker
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Hugger Eludes Police Force in Brookline
Brookline police hunted the so called Hugger after a string of attacks on well to do residents along St. Paul street in Longwood. A pursued young lady and a prominent businessman's wife were both followed but escaped as the hideout vanished with approaching footsteps. The force is keeping the matter quiet while anxiety grows among officers.
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Brookline
St. Paul Street
Longwood
Webster Phi Delta Phi Banquet Honors Law Initiates
The Webster Chapter of Phi Delta Phi at Boston University School of Law held its annual initiation banquet last evening at the Westminster Hotel in Copley Square. Speakers included Dean Melville M. Bigelow Professor George K. Gardiner Professor Archibald C. Boyd Instructor Sanford H. E. Freund Professor N Thurston Abbot and Mr Arthur I Charron. Initiates honored at the event include Howard W. Knight Dorchester Eugene Smith Leominster Dana T Warnsworth Taunton John A Scott Cambridge Joseph B Eastman Pottsville Penn Walter L Strong Wilmington Robert W Turner Waltham Timothy O'Brien East Norton Frank E Raymond Essex Harry H Ham Dorchester and Charles N Serpa New Bedford.
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Phi Delta Phi
Boston University School of Law
Westminster Hotel
Copley Square
Melville M. Bigelow
George KE. Gardiner
Archibald C. Boyd
Sanford H. E. Freund
Thurston Abbot
Arthur I. Charron
Howard W. Knight
Dorchester
Eugene Smith
Leominster
Dana T. Warnsworth
Taunton
John A. Scott
Cambridge
Joseph B. Eastman
Pottsville
Penn
Walter L. Strong
Wilmington
Mass
Robert W. Turner
Waltham
Timothy O'Brien
East Norton
Frank E. Raymond
Essex
Harry H. Ham
Charles N. Serpa
New Bedford
Wages Up at Exeter and Pittsfield Mills
Exeter Manufacturing Company announced a wage increase at its cotton mills from December 31. About four hundred workers in Exeter and four hundred more in Pittsfield will benefit from the raise. The Pittsfield mills employ two hundred workers.
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Exeter
N. H
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Pittsfield
Powers Charged With Having Two Families
Francis Powers of 127 Stamford Street Cambridge was charged by Cambridge police with having children by two women and no record of divorce. He was bound over to the Middlesex grand jury by Judge Walcott but committed when he could not post $1000.
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Francis Powers
Stamford Street
Cambridge Police
Middlesex Grand Jury
Walcott
Cambridge District Court
O'Meara Exonerates Force From Studio Theft Blame
Commissioner O'Meara says police were not responsible for thefts amid the Studio fire. He explains fire duties limit police entry to saving lives, with post fire care left to the Fire Department for insurance interests and crowd control outside.
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O’meara
Protective Department
Booklovers Contest Catalogue Details and Rules
The Boston Post announces a Booklovers Contest Catalogue listing over 7000 titles with authors, priced 25 cents, including all contest books. Guidelines emphasize correct author identification, capitalized titles, and flexible author name formats, with responses accepted in various spellings and forms.
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Daily Post
Sunday West
Boston Post
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Boston
Mass
Post
Boston Post Booklovers
Inquirer
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Business Office
Everett
M. L
the Post
Charles Calnan
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