Mental Healer Elwood Worcester Ill With Pneumonia
The Rev. Elwood Worcester, rector of Emmanuel Church and noted advocate of mental healing, is ill with bronchial pneumonia at his Marlboro Street home. Illness began 10 days ago and he cannot resume duties this week or next per Dr. Alfred Worcester of Waltham. Christmas services will be led by Rev. Samuel McComb.
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Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Marlboro Street
Alfred Worcester
Waltham
Samuel McComb
Rector of Emmanuel Church Ill With Pneumonia
The rector of Emmanuel Church, in Marboro Street, is bedridden with bronchial pneumonia and shows no improvement. The Rev Mr McComb and his physician say the illness is serious and he cannot resume duties this week or next. The report notes prior neurological work by Rev Dr Worcester on the Emmanuel movement.
Boston priest promotes mental healing through auto-suggestion
A Boston parish priest organized mental healing classes for men and women at his church. He taught auto-suggestion as a method, asserting the subconscious mind holds natural impulses and hidden memories with subtle power.
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United States
Boston
Old Colton street buildings named fire menace in South Boston
Medical Examiner George B Magrath called to 13 Colton street to view a man found dead there says the unoccupied wooden structures along Colton street are a fire menace to nearby factories. He will urge tearing them down after consulting District Fire Chief Perkins. The buildings have long housed hobos and served as a Knights of the Road rendezvous with ten old mattresses found in the death site.
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Colton Street
Boston
George B. Magrath
Perkins
South Boston
New Haven
Knights of the Road
Invitation to visit leading model store on Federal Street
We extend cordial greetings to New England friends and invite them to visit our Boston store on Federal Street. The store offers mail and counter service with prompt, courteous sales staff and central location near South Station. Orders by mail receive the same careful attention as in person. We enjoy goodwill across New England.
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New England
Federal Street
Boston
Gardner Not To Seek Governor Candidacy In 1914
Congressman A P Gardner declares he will not run for Massachusetts governor in 1914. He states he would only seek re election to Congress if W Scott Peters and A Pratt Andrew consent to waive rights influencing his bid. He notes Saltonstall Haskell have urged his return but Peters and Andrew have not yet agreed.
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Congress
W. Scott Peters
A. Pratt Andrew
Gardner
A. P. Loring
Beverly
Sixth Congressional District
Massachusetts
Messrs
John L. Saltonstall
A. G. Haskell
Saltonstall
Haskell
Peters
Andrew
Messrs. Peters
Feast of Chanukah Begins in Greater Boston
The Feast of Chanukah began last night in synagogues and temples across Greater Boston and worldwide. The eight day celebration starts with one light lit on the first night and adds a light each evening, recalling the Maccabean temple candlestick relighting.
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Greater Boston
Cadets Leave West Point for Christmas Holidays
More than 300 United States Military Academy cadets at West Point, N Y, left campus for eight day Christmas leave with family or friends. It is the largest group ever granted such a holiday leave, with cadets due back on December 31 in the afternoon.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Debility and poor circulation blamed for women’s suffering
The article attributes widespread female distress to a run down condition marked by debility and poor circulation. It notes symptoms such as headaches, languor, nervousness, and worry as visible effects.
Somerville Man Named Second Assistant District Attorney
William T. McCarthy of 27 Shawmut Street Somerville is named second assistant district attorney of Middlesex County by District Attorney elect William J. Corcoran. He will be appointed when Corcoran takes office on January 7. McCarthy, a Somerville native born November 5 1884, has long resided in the city.
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William T. McCarthy
Shawmut Street
Somerville
Middlesex County
William J. Corcoran
Corcoran
Attorney McCarthy
William T. M'Carthy
Immortal French Actor Jules Claretie Dies in Paris
Jules Claretie a member of France s immortals and administrator of the Comedie Francaise died in Paris today from influenza. Born December 8 1840 in Limoges he spent most of his life in Paris where he wrote criticisms and books and served as war correspondent in 1866. He commanded a battalion during parts of the Franco German conflict around Paris.
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Paris
Jules Claretie
Comedie Francaise
Jules Arsens Arnaud Claretie
Limoges
Italy
Austria
Banker Henry Whitney Munroe Held in Contempt
Henry Whitney Munroe head of Munroe and Co. was found in contempt of court by Judge Morton in federal court for failing to obtain 66 checks from his Paris partners as ordered by subpoena. The checks drawn on the Paris house were issued by Mrs. Mary A. Dolan, a Brookline modiste known as Mme. Driscoll, recently indicted in the smuggling probe. Munroe faces sentencing Friday.
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Henry Whitney Munroe
Munroe & Co
New York
Paris
Morton
United States District Court
Munroe
Subpena
Federal Grand Jury
Mary A. Dolan
Brookline
Back Bay
Mme. Driscoll
Explosive Found in City Hall Safe in Cleveland
In City Hall former health department quarters a safe yielded 12 six ounce bottles labeled Dynamite glycerin. Officials and staff panicked as a report of a bombing attempt circulated. The bombs were handed to Street Cleaning Superintendent Hanna for analysis by City Chemist White. The fluid appearance suggests glycerin used in nitroglycerin.
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Cleveland
Health Department
City Hall
Hanna
White
Public urged to remember postman during holidays
Letter-carriers face long hours and extra duties at Christmas, and the writer from Roxbury asks readers to show appreciation for their faithful service during the season. Henry Coyle signs the appeal to the Editor of the Post.
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Roxbury
Henry Coyle
Short Circuit Delays Traffic in Washington Street Tunnel
A short circuit in a Milk street manhole caused a brief delay in J trains in the Washington street tunnel yesterday. For about two hours the block signal system was out of commission, with damage repaired after 1 PM and the system restored, save for a few signal places, shortly after.
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Milk Street
Washington Street
Trains Strip Man of Trousers on Somerville Crossing
Thomas Cadogan, recently returned to Medford from a three month absence, dodged a freight as a fence blocked the North Somerville crossing. He clung to the fence between rails as the train rumbled past, losing only his trousers. His family had moved away, and he headed toward Arlington in search of relatives.
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Thomas Cadogan
Newbern Avenue
Medford
Broadway
Somerville
North Somerville
Cadogan
Arlington
Back Bay Couple Wed In Secluded Private Ceremony
Miss May M. Wilson of a Boston millinery firm and Robert Lever Hale, Harvard graduate and Rev. Edward Everett Hale’s nephew, were married yesterday morning at 376 Marlboro Street Back Bay by Rev. A A Berle. Only immediate relatives attended as the couple then departed for a honeymoon abroad.
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May M
TWO WOUNDED BY AIR RIFLES
Gloucester youths Thomas Hooligan and Alfred White were wounded in an air rifle incident. A city marshal notice warns penalties of 10 to 50 dollars for dealers selling to under 15. John Anderson fired near Hooligan, risking the eye. Robert Porper is blamed for White’s cheek wound.
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Gloucester
Thomas Hooligan
Pine Street
Alfred White
Chestnut Street
John Anderson
Robert Porper
Gas lamp presented to Mr and Mrs White in Dorchester
Mr and Mrs J W White in Dorchester received a surprise gift last evening from the White Whist Club members A large and beautiful gas dome light was presented for their dining room at 4 Remington street The presentation was made by Mrs J E Smith of Quincy
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J. W. White
White Whist Club
Remington Street
Dorchester
J. E. Smith
Quincy
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund one if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief in minutes. This historic remedy promises rapid results and a money back guarantee for sufferers seeking relief from hemorrhoids.
Justice Preble Dies at Home in Charlestown
Associate Justice William H. Preble of the Charlestown Police Court died last night at his home 291 Bunker Hill street Charlestown after a long heat related illness. He had been unable to return to the bench since summer. Survived by wife five daughters and a son. He was a prominent member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
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William H. Preble
Charlestown
William H. Preble Charlestown Leader and Lawyer
William H. Preble born August 11 1856 in Charlestown. Descendant of Abraham Preble from England 1636. Educated in Charlestown public schools and high school, class of 1874. Studied law with George E. Smith and Freedom Hutchinson, admitted Suffolk bar 1880, US Circuit Court 1884, Supreme Court 1896. Charlestown legislator 1888 1889 and active Republican. Held Masonic Odd Fellows and Knights Templar offices, member of Boston Bar Association and Ancients. Married Amy Bertha Nash December 8 1880 with six children Florence Elsie Grace Winifred Gladys William E. Preble. He ran for senator, cutting the Democratic margin to 200 votes.
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Charlestown
Abraham Preble
England
Scituate
George E. Smith
Freedom Hutchinson
Suffolk
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Henry Price Lodge of Masons
Coeur de Leon Commandery
K. T
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of
Justice Preble
Ancients
Christmas Dinner Promises Relief With Dyspeps-lets
An ad touts Dyspeps-lets as a superior digestion aid for holiday meals. It asserts fast relief from stomach distress and discomfort after turkey dressing plum pudding and other treats. Available in 10c 25c and $1 boxes from all druggists.
Local Official Remembered For Leadership In Probate and Elections
The obituary notes his service as chairman of the election and clerk of the probate and insolvency committee. He sat on the Republican city committee for five years on the executive committee and served as vice president of the committee. He was called to the court yesterday morning where he was warmly welcomed by attaches. Death resulted from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Republican City Committee
Well Known Newsboy Weds Ida Ellison Tonight
The marriage of Joseph Baker a Boston Newsboys Protective Union member and Miss Ida Ellison of 120 Linwood street Somerville will take place tonight in Brunswick Hall Blue Hill avenue Roxbury. Rabbi Israeli will perform the ceremony at Adath Jeshurun Synagogue.
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Joseph Baker
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Ida Ellison
Linwood Street
Somerville
Brunswick Hall
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Israeli
Adath Jeshurun
Ganong announces engagement of Florence Ganong to John J Jones
Mr and Mrs A W Ganong of 78 Henderson street Arlington announced yesterday the engagement of their daughter Miss Florence Snell Ganong to John J Jones of Arlington and formerly of Vermont.
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A. W. Ganong
Henderson Street
Arlington
Florence Snell Ganong
John J. Jones
Vermont
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