Dedication of Boston Russian Church Attended by Many Clergy
Archbishop Plato of New York presided at the dedication of the Russian Church of the Holy Trinity on Dearborn Street Roxbury. Attendees included Monsignor Raphael the Syrian bishop of Brooklyn Father Alexander Hatovitsky eight other priests and two deacons. More than 6000 Syrians Russians and Albanians joined the solemn rites.
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Dearborn Street
Roxbury
Plato
New York
Boston
Monsignor
Raphael
Brooklyn
Alexander Hatovitsky
New
York
Four Genoese Elopers Detained on Liguria Voyage
Four young Genoa natives were detained by U S immigration aboard the steamship Liguria after elopement stories circulated. Raffele Shisellina and a 17 year old claimed wife status, while Virgilio Tassinari and a 20 year old girl calling herself Teresa Tassinari also claimed marriage. Officials held them for verification as they lacked proof of legal wedlock. All are aged 22 to 26 and from well to do Genoese families.
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Liguria
Raffele Shisellina
Ester Shisellina
Sec
Virgilio Tassinari
Teresa Tassinari
United State Immigration
Genoa
Gaves
Shisellina
Tassinari
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Chicago reader testifies to relief from female weakness and stomach trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She warns against substitutions and urges women to insist on the genuine remedy, noting decades of use and widespread satisfaction.
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Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Janetzki
Arch St
Business Men Will Aid Tech
The Chamber of Commerce pledges substantial support to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. President Richard C. Maclaurin appealed on February 20 asking if the chamber could aid Tech in addressing its burdens and ongoing work.
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TECH
Chamber of Commerce
George S. Smith
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard C. Maclaurin
Chamber
MIT President urges expansion on 50th anniversary
President Maclaurin marks the 50th anniversary of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and urges moving to a larger site in Boston to permit expansion. He cites alumni support and vast industrial partnerships, noting wasteful processes and the institute’s vital community role. George B. Smith, Chamber president, endorses the tie between MIT and business. Feb. 21, 1911.
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Maclaurin
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Institute of Technology
Cottage Park Social Ball Tonight in East Boston
City and state dignitaries from yachting and athletic circles are invited to the Cottage Park Social and Athletic Club ball at Lyceum Hall East Boston. John L. Curtin William Corrigan and Representative Micheal Brophy organize the event with Curtin as floor director and Corrigan as floor marshal.
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Cottage Park
Greater Boston
Nurse Amelia Leonard Linked to Harvard Divinity Student
It was learned yesterday that Miss Amelia M. Leonard the nurse arrested for larceny of 6000 dollars in jewelry from Miss Mary J. Lockwood who died at the Hotel Brunswick February 10 was much interested in a Harvard Divinity School student.
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Amelia M. Leonard
Mary J. Lockwood
Brunswick
Harvard Divinity School
Nurse Miss Leonard Under Scrutiny In Boston Case
The report ties Miss Leonard to a mysterious history surrounding Miss Lockwood's death. A Brunswick Hotel visitor linked to Miss Leonard left New York days before the death, with origins and relayed ties explored by police. Doctors praise her nursing while noting a prior discharge for incompetence in 1902.
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Miss Leonard
Brunswick
Miss Lockwood
Trinity Church
Kidner
Dr. Kidner
Harvard
Daniel Fiske Jones
Harold C. Giddings
Farrar Cobb
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Everett
Ex Premier Banffy of Hungary Dies at 97
Baron Wresid erius Banffy, former Hungarian Premier and New party founder, died in Budapest at age 97. Born October 28, 1848 in Klausenburg, he served in the Chamber of Deputies since 1875, led the Chamber in 1892, and became Premier after the 1895 fall of the Weckerle Cabinet.
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Budapest
Baron Wresiderius Banffy
Hungary
New Party
Baron Banffy
Klausenburg
Hungarian Chamber of Deputies
Koloman Tisza
Chamber
Weckerle
City Council Chairmanship Deadlock Likely to Persist
The council deadlock over the chairmanship will probably continue today. Congressman elect James M. Curley remains in hospital and cannot attend. Councilor John J. Attridge denies retiring. Thomas J. Kenny supports Walter J. Ballantyne, while Collins and Buckley back Collins. Attridge, MacDonald and Hale back Attridge. Ballantyne, Kenny and Smith back Ballantyne.
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James M. Curley
John J. Attridge
Thomas J. Kenny
Walter J. Ballantyne
Collins
Buckley
Attridge
MacDonald
Hale
Ballantyne
Kenny
Smith
Women to hold state offices in Norway all but cabinet arms
The Norwegian Cabinet adopted a resolution allowing women to enter state offices with exceptions for the Cabinet, military, diplomatic and consular services, and the church. This marks a major step toward gender equality in public administration.
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Christiania
Blindness of boy cured by surgery in Richmond
In Richmond on February 26 a schoolboy named Nathan Spielberg suddenly became blind. Surgeons removed a small piece of skull from above the brain area that controls the optic nerve, easing brain pressure. The bandages were removed and the boy regained full sight.
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Richmond
Nathan Spielberg
Puffs Rats Paint Barred for Clerks
Kansas City department store imposes rules barring girls aged 14 from using powder and paint or wearing puffs rats and switches in their hair to curb overdressing. G C Peters, the general manager, says appearance matters but limits are set on adornment.
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Kansas City, Mo
G. C. Peters
Kansas City
Girl Wins Honor As Corn Grower
In Columbia South Carolina February 26 the General Assembly approved a free Clemson College scholarship for Jerry Moore of Florence and a Winthrop College scholarship for Hannah Plowden of Clarendon in acknowledgment of remarkable corn yields. Moore produced 228 bushels and three pecks per acre, a top regional mark, while Plowden grew 120 bushels per acre, earning the title world champion among women growers.
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Columbia
S. C
General Assembly
Jerry Moore
Florence
Clemson College
Hannah Plowden
Clarendon
Winthrop College
Hach
Zebulon Drake
Marlborough County
Mouse Builds Nest of Cigarette Butts in Montclair
In Montclair New Jersey workers at 440 Bloomfield Avenue reported cigarettes disappearing for weeks. Alfred Barr discovered a mouse nest inside an empty milk bottle in the closet used as a wardrobe. The bottle held cigarette papers tobacco and a mouse colony. Barr killed the mice by turning illuminating gas into the bottle.
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Montclair
N. J
Kenneth D. Owen
Bloomfield Avenue
Alfred Barr
Barr
Judge in Masquerade Costume Faces Appeal
Judge Charles Henderson appeared at a murder trial in masque regalia impersonating George Washington. Burton was found guilty of manslaughter after Henderson, a Republican leader, hurried from a masquerade to deliver the verdict. Burton’s attorneys plan a petition for a new trial citing the judge’s disguise as a potential improper influence.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Charles Henderson
George Washington
Charles Burton
Burton
Henderson
Indiana
Falls To Death Off Roof While Asleep
Gorham P. Burgess of Newburyport Massachusetts died after slipping from a porch roof while asleep in Portsmouth Ohio. He was 66 years old and had been visiting relatives there.
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Portsmouth
Gorham P. Burgess
Newburyport
Mass
Fr Figgis 100 ILI to Preach at Advent
The Rev Father Figgis of the Community of the Resurrection Mirfield England unable to preach at the Church of the Advent yesterday due to illness He will lecture at Harvard and lead daily sermons at Trinity Church New York during Holy Week The Advent was crowded for his expected sermon
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Father Figgis
Community of the Resurrection
Mirfield
England
Church of the Advent
Harvard
Trinity Church
New York
Quincy Pastor Referred West. Hardy Receives LaGrange Call
The Rev. RE. N. Hardy of Bethany Congregational Church Quincy has received a call from the Congregational Church in LaGrange Illinois. He will delay decision as Chicago First Congregational Church may extend a call. Dr Hardy has served Quincy for 16 years.
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RE. N. Hardy
Bethany Congregational Church
Quincy
Congregational Church
LaGrange
First Congregational Church of Chicago
Dr. Hardy
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advert explains that Pape's Diapepsin digests food instantly, curing indigestion, sour stomach, gas, heartburn, and related symptoms within minutes. It claims relief from nausea headaches dizziness and intestinal distress with a 50 cent case available at drugstores.
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United States
England
Canada
Pope
Pape
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