Retreats for Men Announced at Blessed Gabriel Monastery
The Passionist Fathers announce four January lay retreats at Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton. Dates include Jan 8 11 regular, Jan 15 18 lawyers, Jan 18 21 special, and Jan 22 25 post office employees. High demand prompts three extra sessions, with a special Jan 18 21 retreat for busy businessmen. For reservations contact Rev Father George C P 159 Washington Brighton.
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Blessed Gabriel
Brighton
Father George
C. P
Washington Street
Cotton Fire Forces British Ship to Port
The British steamer Hampstead sailing from Galveston to Genoa with cotton diverted to Newport News after a fire was discovered in the hold yesterday. The blaze was extinguished after flooding the hold with no determination yet on the damage or origin.
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Newport News
Galveston
Genoa
Five of a family perished in New York apartment fire
Five members of the Corso family were trapped on the top floor of a five story tenement at 316 West Forty-ninth street when a basement fire spread via elevator shafts. Four died before aid arrived and the fifth died at a hospital. Only Arthur Corso survived after directing ambulances to the scene.
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New York
West Forty-ninth Street
Mary Corso
Charles
Frank
Harry
Grace Anadale
Arthur Corso
Polyclinic Hospital
Tunstall Named Agent for Wamsutta Mills
Harry Tunstall, a textile manufacturer with experience in England and New England mills, becomes agent for the Wamsutta mills in New Bedford replacing Herbert E. Walmsley. He previously supervised Grant Yarn Company's Fitchburg plant and has worked at mills in Westerly Pawtucket R I and Fall River.
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New Bedford
Harry Tunstall
England
New England
Grant Yarn Company
Fitchburg
Wamsutta Mills
Mr. Tunstall
Herbert E. Walmsley
United States
Westerly
Pawtucket
R. I
Fall River
Senator Du Pont Undergoes Abdominal Operation
Rochester Minnesota December second Senator Henry A. Du Pont of Delaware underwent a serious abdominal operation at St Marys Hospital. Attending surgeons reported his condition as satisfactory this afternoon.
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Rochester
Minn
Henry A. du Pont
Delaware
St. Mary’s Hospital
Editor Sues for Salary in Lynn Telegram Case
George P. Warner sues Frederick W. Enwright and others publishers of the Lynn Telegram to recover back pay as managing editor from December 17, 1912, to August 18, 1913. Hearing in Essex County Superior Court moved to Boston, with disputes over contract, trustee status, and claimed expenses.
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George P. Warner
Frederick W. Enwright
Lynn Telegram
Boston
Equity
Essex County Superior Court
Salem
Raymond
Essex County
Burke Denies Theft While Admits Acquaintance With Ex-Staff
Burke denies stealing 49 shares of the capital stock in the paper but concedes he was unfriendly to Enwright when he left. Warner served as managing editor and identified as such for about a year.
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Burke
Enwright
Warner
Alleged Counterfeiter Held Under 5000 Bonds
Philip Leiberman also known as John Davis was arrested yesterday in Marlborough by Chief William J. Flynn and five assistants of the U S secret service. He was brought before U S Commissioner William A. Wright and held on $5,000 bond for a hearing on January 4.
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New Haven
Conn
Philip Leiberman
John Davis
Marlborough
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
United States
William A. Wright
Blind Girls Build Woodwork in Boston in Sunday Post
A Boston feature highlights visually impaired girls working as carpenters. The account emphasizes their craftsmanship, community impact, and the supportive services enabling their trade, projecting a hopeful, local-interest tone.
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Boston
Next
Sunday Post
Honors for Chinese at Phillips Andover
Three Chinese students at Phillips Andover Academy received highest grade notarship honors. Han Tseng Fan from Shanghai Chi Yen Huang from Canton and Hsuing Tsai from Songlin earned top recognition among eight students named. Hsueh Ha Hsueh of Wusih appears in the second honor list, totaling 27 students.
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Andover
Philips Andover Academy
Han Tseng Fan
Shanghai
Chi Yen Huang
Canton
Hsuing Tsai
Songlin
China
Hsueh Ha! Hsueh
Wusih
Kicked to Death Over One Dollar Debt in Chicopee
In Chicopee a man named Mile Malick allegedly kicked Larchee Swen to death after a dispute over a $1 debt. Malick fled to Springfield, was arrested and jailed on a murder charge.
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Chicopee
Malick
Larchee
Springfield
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