Jubilee Indulgence Extended to United States Premises
Rome extends the jubilee indulgence for six months to all Catholics in the United States with a visit plan of sixty church visits over fifteen days including a cathedral or principal church and three other churches. The Boston archdiocese outlined Lent regulations and meat allowances under papal indults.
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Boston
United States
Vatican
Archdiocese of
Holy See
Prophecies on Mass Restoration Tied to Edward VII Reign
A Post recall presents an English prophecy cycle about the masses being laid low and restored during reigns. Versions claim Edward VII and Edward VII’s era would see changes in religious service, with mass sung in St. Paul’s when a future king reigns.
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England
Edward
Tadward
Cudward
Trosten
Wiis
Church Times
Londo Cnek
St. Paul's
Osward
St. Paul's Apain
Young Joe Letter Registers at Parker House
Former wheat operator Young Joe Letter was registered at the Parker House Saturday evening with 5 M. firtee, son of the late Senator Calvin S. Brier, and H. K. Wingut. The group departed on an early morning train for the West yesterday, calling the trip purely a pleasure jaunt.
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Joe’ Letter
Parker House
5. M. Firtee
Calvins. Brier
H. K. Wingut
West
General Pole-Carew Engaged to Lady Butler in Love Match
London reports the engagement of General Pole-Carew of the British army to Lady Beatrice Butler. The groom-elect is 27 years older but described as tall, handsome, brave, and a veteran of the Afghan campaign on Lord Roberts’s staff. Lady Beatrice is hailed as one of London’s handsomest girls with notable beauty and style.
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Pole-Carew
Lady Butler
London
Ance
Lord Roberts
Kandahar
Beatrice Butler
Half a Day Behind Dramatic Misdate in Baltimore Tale
A man misses the correct day after waking at 6 30 in a Baltimore hotel room. He dressed for dinner after a Philadelphia trip and a long dance night, only to learn breakfast was an hour away. A messenger delivered a candy box and note as friends tease him.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mary Anne
Charles
Independent Order Free Sons of Israel holds reserve fund meeting
The executive committee of the United States grand lodge met in New York on February 17. Grand Master Harburger presented his annual message noting the reserve fund status and ongoing financial plans.
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New York
United States Grand Lodge of the Independent Order Free Sons of Israel
Harburger
Endowment Funds Highlight Relief Efforts at Meeting
The speaker noted the order neared the million-dollar mark in assets and described an endowment fund that has dispensed nearly $7,000,000 to aid widows and orphans. He also mentioned a $10,000 ward endowment at Mount Sinai Hospital by district grand lodge No 1.
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At. Sinai Hospital
District Grand Lodge No. 1
Reader laments Boston Public Library stocks access dilemma
A Worcester letter argues Boston officials refused to add the New York Sun or Wall Street Journal to the city library. The writer notes alternative access at Westfield Springfield or Providence libraries. He accuses parental protection over grown Boston readers and insists libraries should enable any person to find information.
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New York Sun
Wall Street Journal
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Westfield
Springfield
Providence
Cornell
Worcester
Mass
Wlatistician
Society Notes Brighten Harvard Circles With Music and Galas
A flurry of social events fills Harvard circles. Arthur Whiting’s final Grundmann recital precedes his March soloist role, with patronesses listed. Harvard Camera Club opens its Brooks House exhibit with prizes and Norton Carruth Thorp judging. Domino ball at Copley Hall and dances hosted by Mrs Ivers Whitney Adams headline tonight. Lent programs and lectures begin, including Mrs Louise Hartnett talks on Conversation and India. An upcoming wedding and Luncheon at Lenox add to a busy social calendar.
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Marian Allen
Commonwealth Avenue
Ranney
Bay State Road
College Club
Grundmann
Helen Weil
Cambridge
Stephen Phillips
Paolo and
Francesca
W. Waldo Merrill
Beacon Street
Miss Morse
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
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Ellery Street
Eben Dyer Jordan
May Shepherd
Philadelphia
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Harvard Camera Club
Brooks House
Charles Eliot Norton
Charles J. Carruth
J. G Thorp
Thorp
Cambridge Camera Club
Copley Hall
Holker Abbott
S. D. Warren
Nathaniel Thayer
Frederick R. Sears, Jr
Charles Sargent
George Nickerson
A. Lawrence Mason
James Lawrence
Amory Lawrence
John C. Gray
Robert Hooper
William P. Fay
Henry H. Fay
Murray Forbes
Louise Katharine Hartnett
New York
Orvis
Jamaica Plain
Robert M. Morse
Charles S. Gill
Charles S. Waldo
Alice Duff
Jessie Downer Eaton
Louis ©. Elson
Laura Hawkins
Alice Bates Rice
Lenox
General Bancroft
Brunswick
Madelaine Stuart
Spirit of Niagara Falls Poster Banned from Providence Schools
The famed Pan American fair poster titled The Spirit of Niagara Falls has been banished from Providence schools, sparking debate over its inclusion in the district’s art displays and curriculum.
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Niagara Falls
Providence
Spirit of Niagara Falls Posters Stir Morals Debate
Boston interest in the Pan American fair features posters of a half clothed Indian girl spirit seen as beautiful. Providence school authorities ban the posters citing moral welfare, ordering teachers to turn away or remove the images. Local guardians of virtue in Boston had previously protested other provocative imagery in public spaces.
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Niagara
John Hare Ends American Run in The Gay Lord Quex
At Hollis last Saturday John Hare gave his farewell U S. appearance in The Gay Lord Quex. The audience urged a speech praising Boston’s warm reception, and Hare confirmed this would be his last public trip to America. His Hollis engagement has been highly successful.
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John Hare
Quex
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America
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Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Tremont Theatre
Louis XIV
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Mme. de Maintenon
Zelle de Lussan
Europe
Charles Frohman
Alice of Old Vincennes heads Drury Lane season
Virginia Harned will star in the title role of Alice of Old Vincennes. The Broadway Theatre in New York will feature Cecil Raleighs The Price of Peace next month, depicting a British prime minister killing a Russian ambassador to avert war. The melodrama includes a yacht sinking, a House of Commons scene, Westminster Abbey interiors, and Thames embankment views on an elaborate stage.
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Alice
Old Vincennes
Drury Lane
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Thames Embankment
Boston Theater Scene Sets Weekly Dramatic Mix
William Gillette opens in Sherlock Holmes at Hollis with Maud Fealy. Madeleine Lucette Ryley debuts My Lady Dainty at Park Theatre with Herbert Kelecey and Effie Shannon. The Burgomaster musical at Columbia. Kidnapped at Bowdoin Square Theatre. Floor Walkers at Grand Opera House. Way Down East 200th at Tremont. Denman Thompson stars The Old Homestead. Ada Rehan in Sweet Nell of Old Drury at Museum. Ben Hur continues at Colonial. Agoust family debuts at Keith's. Sydney Drew and Edgar Atchison Ely head Boston Music Hall. Mexican lady and pant ers at Austin Stone's.
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Hollis
Boston
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Columbia
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Tremont
Agoust
Keith's
Sydney Drew
Edgar Atchison Ely
Boston Music Hall
Austin & Stone
Croker Declines Retirement Plans for Tammany Lead
A London dispatch reports Richard Croker in improving health and saying he has no intention of retiring from Tammany leadership. He plans to return to New York early next summer to lead the next campaign.
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Journal
Richard Croker
Tammany
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