Cardinal Richard to Reject Government Lease Terms Paris
Paris reports claim Cardinal Richard archbishop of Paris will not accept the government lease terms. Rome dispatches say Pope Pius IX will stick to the bishops’ original text and reject government exceptions on parish priest liability and foreign clergy. Premier Clemenceau says a firm stand may lead to no agreement and continued church openings with churches kept by church funds.
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Paris
Richard
Rome
Pius
Clemenceau
Education Briand
State Department
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Town Chips In for Special Train to Denver for Baby
In Goodland Kansas residents raised funds to send 5 year old Billy Bruno to Denver for treatment after a scalding accident. Pastor T. A. Bruno and wife were at home when Billy fell into boiling water. Sandy Horton organized a relief effort, rode to mobilize a special train from Coolidge and collected contributions at the store. The child reached Denver and doctors said he is expected to live.
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Pastor
Goodland
Kan
Denver
Billy Bruno
T. A. Bruno
Sandy” Horton
Billy
Sandy
Unclaimed Body of West End Suicides at Morgue
William Jones, who died by taking carbolic acid in a West End hotel, lies unclaimed at the North Grove street morgue. Police say unreturned affection toward a certain young woman weighed on him in his final days. Relatives or friends are urged to come forward.
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Jones
William Jones
West End
North Grove Street
Ice Covers Georgia as it sails to join Atlantic fleet
The new United States battleship Georgia arrived at Newport Rhode Island with her forward superstructure encrusted in ice after a coast run from Provincetown. Captain Richard G. Davenport reported engines worked perfectly and the vessel moved steadily through a northwest gale before coal at Bradford.
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Newport
R. I
United States
Georgia
Boston
Hampden Roads
Provincetown
Nantucket Shoals
Richard G. Davenport
Bradford
Wedding on Cunard Liner After Rough Atlantic Voyage
The Cunard liner Etruria arriving from Liverpool and Queenstown endured Wednesday and Thursday heavy seas and icy spray that coated the vessel. After docking a wedding occurred on board with Miss Emily Marguerite Coutts of Sheffield marrying David A. Davies of San Francisco witnessed by steamer officers and the Rev. A. A. Gardner.
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American Line
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cunard
Etruria
Liverpool
Queenstown
Crow’s Nest
Emily Marguerite Coutts
Sheffield
David A. Davies
San Francisco
A. A. Gardner
Seaman’s Institute
Freeman Dies at 72 Longtime Rhode Island Public Printer
Edward L. Freeman state railroad commissioner and public printer died of pneumonia at his home in Central Falls Rhode Island at age 72. A 27 year legislator he served two terms as Speaker of the House and led the Senate as Republican leader upon retirement in 1902. Freeman held senior Masonic offices including past grand master and past grand commander of the Rhode Island Massachusetts Knights Templars. He was born in Waterville Maine and survived by two sons and a daughter.
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Central Falls
R. I
Edward L. Freeman
Senate
Freeman
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Knights Templars
Waterville
Knights of Columbus Hold Smoke Talk in South Boston
Pere Marquette Council No. 271 hosts a smoke-talk in Dahlgren Hall South Boston tonight. The Hon John R Murphy will address the gathering.
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Pere Marquette Council No
Knights of Columbus
Dahlgren Hall
E and
Silver Streets
South
Boston
John R. Murphy
Young Guerin watched for fear he will harm Mrs McDonald
In Chicago Archibald Guerin vows vengeance over his brother Webster Guerin's death as Mrs Michael C. McDonald, alleged lover of the artist, faces murder charges. McDonald is hospitalized in acute hysteria. the case is continued to March 6 with possible grand jury indictment and potential insanity determination. Funeral for Guerin held at the Church of the Paulist Fathers.
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Mrs. McDonald
Chicago
Web
Archibald Guerin
Webster S. Guerin
Michael C. McDonald
Wild Rose
Evelyn Thaw
Dunning
Guerin
Dr Richardson Discusses Modern Surgery and Tuberculosis Control
Dr Maurice H Richardson lectured at Harvard Medical School on what surgery can do and cannot. He urged early TB discovery and public education to reduce disease sources dust dirt contaminated food and drink. He warned cancer remains feared though surgical progress reduces mortality and emphasized prompt treatment and early physician notification for appendicitis.
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Maurice H. Richardson
Harvard Medical School
Lister
Reginald Heber Fitz
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Richardson
Celtic Club completes Emmet Day programme in South Boston
The Celtic Club of South Boston finished plans for the Emmet Day anniversary to be observed Sunday at Clan-na-Gael Hall on D Street. A large class was initiated and officers were chosen to greet Bulmer Hobson of Belfast at a reception March 10 in Faneuil Hall. The program includes addresses and Irish songs starting at 3 o'clock.
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Celtic Club of
South Boston
Robert Emmet
Clan-na-Gael
D Street
Bulmer Hobson
Belfast
Irc
Faneuil Hall
Dennis M. Calnan
William J. Connors
Peter McCoy
Terrence Cavanaugh
Thomas F. Teevans
John J. Teevans
Cure Grip in Two Days With Laxative Bromide
Advertisement claims a cure for grip in two days using laxative bromide with quinine. Urges readers to seek the genuine remedy by calling for the full name and looking for a signature from FE. W. Grove at 25c.
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W. Grove
Boston Building Laws Revision Commission Seeks Public Comment
The Boston Commission on an Revision of the Building Laws, appointed by the Mayor, reports a preliminary draft of a proposed act. Copies are at Room 17 Old Court House. Public hearings will be held in the Board of Aldermen chamber City Hall on Feb 26 and 28 at 3 pm and 8 pm.
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Boston
Old Court House
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Samuel M
Still More Proof of Pink Pills’ Cure for Neuralgia
A Indianapolis man recounts a head injury leading to yearly neuralgia with eye pain and dizziness. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills the pain lessened and he was cured. He endorses the pills and notes his wife also finds relief. The medicine costs 50 cents a box, six boxes for 2 50, from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. An instruction booklet on Nervous Disorders is available free.
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Otto H. Rose
Lexington Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
Jr. Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
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