Overdue Canadian Liner Canadian Arrives in Pori
The Leyland liner Canadian capt Bullock arrived four days overdue from London after rough Atlantic crossing. Seven Seattleites onboard include Yale graduates Stanley P Rockwell and Oliver M Smart now with General Electric in Lynn. Major A A S Barnes of the British army and three women also traveled as cattlemen, reporting a stormy voyage with minor bow damage on docking.
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Atlantic
Bullock
London
Yale University
Yale
Stanley P. Rockwell
Oliver M. Smart
General Electric Company
Lynn
Briny
A. A. S. Barnes
China
Fort Wayne
Ind
A. J. Stewart
Roslindale
S. L. Coburn
Malden
M. M. Fay
Wisconsin
Germany
Colonel Cheney Near Death in Ashland New Hampshire
Col T P Cheney a leading figure in New Hampshire and Vermont politics and Grand Army circles is dying at his Ashland home. He studied locally and at Tilton Conference Seminary, married Elizabeth Keyes, ran a dry goods store in Amesbury, served as assistant postmaster, was Ashland’s first telegraph operator, deputy sheriff, postmaster under Lincoln, and a Sixth Regiment NH Volunteer officer who served until 1863 before discharge for disability.
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Ashland
N. H
T. P. Cheney
New Hampshire
Vermont
Cheney
Tilton
Elizabeth Keyes
Amesbury
Lincoln
New Hampshire Volunteers
Soden Buys Electric Road Stowe VT Auction
The Mt Mansfield electric railway from Stowe to Waterbury was sold at auction to A H Soden of Boston for 20000 dollars. Soden, president of the street railway company, plans to extend a line eight miles from Stowe to Morrisville.
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Stowe
Mt. Mansfield Electric Railway
Waterbury
American Trust Company of
Boston
A. H. Soden
Street Railway Company
Pope Confers Pallium By Proxy On Archbishop O Connell
The ceremony at St Agnes with Agnes Dei singing shows the pallium made from wool spun from lambs blessed by Church of St John Lateran canons. The pallia, three fingers wide and round, are placed over Peter and Paul’s statues and left under the high altar before being prepared for new archbishops.
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St. Agnes
Church of St. John Lateran
Peter and
Paul
Pallium Conferral Honors Archbishop O Connell in Rome
Archbishop O Connell received the pallium yesterday in a Vatican ceremony officiated by Cardinal Francesco Segna, with Monsignor Tampieri presenting the request. The pallium, a white wool vestment with six black crosses, symbolizes jurisdiction and is worn on major feasts within the diocese.
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O'Connell
Monsignor
Tampieri
Vatican
Rome
Francesco Segna
Mer. Tampieri
Cardinal Segna
St. Agnes
Gloomy Christmas Looms for Roxbury Family in Rent Plight
Mrs. Timothy Callahan of 20 Webster Street Roxbury faces eviction after missing three weeks of rent totaling 3.75 due last Monday. Her crippled husband and ill mother add to the hardship while she already works to feed the family in hard times. The tenement rents 1.25 weekly, but work has slowed.
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Timothy Callahan
Webster Street
Roxbury
Callahan
Frances Fallon
Gas bill declared unconstitutional in New York City
Judge Hough of the United States Court ruled that the last Legislature’s gas sales law in New York City, which set a rate per thousand feet, was unconstitutional. The ruling upholds municipal findings that the bill effectively confiscated the gas company’s property.
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New York
New York City
Hough
United States
Arthur H. Masten
Mayor-elect Hibbard Expected to Repeal Last-Minute Wage Raises
The Finance Commission expects Mayor-elect Hibbard to annul wage increases enacted by Mayor Fitzgerald in the final weeks of his term. If the new administration does not take this action, the Commission will recommend it.
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Finance Commission
Hibbard
Fitzgerald
City Finance Commission briefs on wage hikes and loan action
Superintendent James Doyle and Superintendent John Leahy explained wage increases since October 1 and attributed them to unions. The Finance Commission expected to send a second report to the Mayor on wage climbs while reviewing a $2,000,000 loan and market rental increase proposals.
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James Doyle
John J. Leahy
Finance Commission
Common Council
Bangs
Bell
Board of Aldermen
Mitchell
Farley
Fitzgerald
New York Couple Weds Quietly in Boston Honeymoon Plans
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon Coogan, a New York couple, eloped to St Patrick's Cathedral in Boston to marry. Dorothea Potter, linked to Bishop Potter, is Mrs. Coogan. They say New York is inferior for honeymoons and may tour the country and Europe after Christmas.
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New York
Boston
W. Gordon Coogan
Hotel Touraine
Gotham Society
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mr. Coogan
Harvard
Miss Potter
Europe
Boston school panel defers choice of truant officer
About 30 applicants attended a three hour preliminary exam at the school committee office. The committee will study the matter further and did not select a truant officer. Among 80 applicants were lawyers doctors teachers and many policemen. The coal contract for city schools was paused over heat unit tests and sent to a three member committee.
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Boston
James J. Storrow
David A. Ellis
Thomas J. Kenny
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Pori
Yale Wen
Col. Cheney
Soden
Electric Road
O’connell
F. F. Conlin
Segna
Xmas
U. S
N. Y
Wuneeda
National Biscuit Company
Fitz
Dorothea Havemeyer Potter
Washington and
Essex Streets
the Boys’ Store
Boys’ Reefers
Reefers
Wranklin St
Fioney Co
WARD
Saic Price
Whitely
Max Brettner
America
Sporting Goods
Henry Siegel Co.’s
Whitely Ideal
Whitely Wim
Whitely Standard
Eseniator
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