Dedication of Vincent Memorial Hospital Opens Today
The new Vincent Memorial Hospital on South Huntington avenue will open at 8 o clock with trustees turning over the facility to the board of managers. Built in ten months, it was funded by subscriptions from the Vincent Club and friends, plus property sale and a $15,000 mortgage. Located opposite Heath street, the three story hospital serves women with limited means and plans a staff of women physicians and surgeons. Dedicatory exercises will be simple, followed by tea poured by Vincent Club girls, with trustees including Dr. Robert Amory and Dr. Clarence J. Blake among others.
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Vincent Memorial Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Vincent Club
Heath Street
Boston
Robert Amory
Clarence J. Blake
William P. Blake
George HB. Davenport
Edward N. Fenno
William V. Kellen
Reuben Kidner
Alexander Mann
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Charles H. Parker, Jr
George G. Sears
New Sleeping Cars Introduced on Shore Line Owl Train
New Haven cars add compartment coaches to the Owl express between New York and Boston on the Shore Line. Each apartment forms suites with connecting doors and a side corridor. Rooms feature seven in each, lavish woods and fine decoration mark the luxurious upgrade.
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New Haven Road
New York
Boston
Shore Line
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Heta Woods
Laos
Alaska man marries Worcester bride in Milford New Hampshire
Walter Rugg Jennison, after years in Alaska earning money, returned to marry Alice Dodge in Milford New Hampshire. The couple plans to reside in Milford.
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Worcester
Alaska
Walter Rugg Jennison
Manea Atine Alice Dodge
Milford
N. H
Interesting Facts in the 73 Years of Pope Pius X
The lifespan and career of Pope Pius X are summarized with dates from his 1900s papacy. Born in 1835, ordained 1858, bishop 1866, cardinal 1893, elected 1903, coronation in St Peter's Basilica before 70,000. He convoked Catholic actions, warned against greed and speculation, and created seven cardinals in 1907.
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Spain
Gerachia Cattolica
Pope Pius X Begins 50th Priest Jubilee in Rome
In Rome on January 1 Pope Pius X entered his 50th year as a priest with simple jubilee exercises. The event echoes Pope Leo XIII’s jubilee twenty years earlier, when about 200000 people gathered from around the world to honor him, while Pius X’s observance was quiet and unifying.
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Pius X
Leo XIII
No Boston Exercises Mark Jubilee Observance
The text notes no exercises in Boston or New England churches due to the Pope's jubilee. Priests and parish members worldwide would pray for the Pope, but the celebration in Rome is emphasized as the main observance, with fewer elaborate local activities than Leo's jubilee.
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Boston
New England
Rome
Leo
Bargain Sale At Smith Patterson Company Draws Crowds
The jewellers Smith Patterson Company at 62 Summer Street cuts prices 15 to 50 percent for the annual clearance. Large crowds flock to the sale as buyers find bargains across departments with watches cut glass and chinaware offered at exceptionally low prices.
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Smith Patterson Company
Jewellers
Summer Street
Str. Yarmouth Makes Temporary Repairs at Bar Harbor
Steamer Yarmouth from St. John N B bound for New York put in at Bar Harbor for emergency repairs. The vessel was leaking badly and weather prevented sailing. It will resume voyage tomorrow if conditions improve.
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Brookline Lodge to Install Officers in Lyceum Hall
Brookline Lodge 165 KOP will install officers tonight in Lyceum Hall Brookline Village with Deputy Grand Chancellor Charles Boogusch and his suite including Lt Colonel Hilingwood Major Walsh Major Grisayer P C Wragg Captain Prescott P C Spencer and escorted by Company No 4.
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Brookline Village
Charles 8. Boogusch
Hilingwood
Major Walsh
Grisayer
P. C. Wragg
Prescott
P. C. Spencer
No Hope Among His Own Methodist Editorial Denounces Fairbanks
Zion's Herald rebukes the idea that the Methodist Episcopal Church would back Charles W. Fairbanks for president. The editorial notes his defeat at a lay meeting, accuses him of untruths on prohibition, and says Methodists in his state would vote against him rather than support him.
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Methodist Church
Charles W. Fairbanks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairbanks
Wthodist Episcopal Church
Fairanks
First Display in Panamas at A Shuman Co.
Those turning onto Summer street from Shuman's corner will see the first year opening display of genuine Panama hats in A Shuman & Co.'s store. Dozens of hats for men and women are showcased with a South American weaver figure at the center. Also notes Brown's Bronchial Traches for coughs and throat disorders, sold in boxes 25c to $1, claimed free from harmful ingredients.
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Summer Street
Shuman
Misses and Infants Apparel Store Opens Next to Women’s Shop
A new separate store dedicated to Misses and Infants apparel has opened adjacent to the Women’s Store. The annex offers ready-to-wear outfits for babies, girls, and young Misses, expanding the retailer’s children’s line.
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Prs
Iceland
Greenland
Chidren
Changes in Affairs of Wilson Bros Company
Judge Fox of the Superior Court grants Elinor Muse cashier control of the jewelry firm assets. John W. Wilson, a partner, is allowed to stay on as a salesman after being charged with larceny of 4000 dollars. The ruling modifies Lombard's bill seeking a receiver appointment.
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Wilson’ Bros. CO
Ball children alive claim shocks Brockton crowd
An unknown caller told Brockton police the missing Ball children are alive and with a friend of Mrs. Ball. Police doubt the tip as details about the scene and sequence raise questions, and City Marshal Kingman plans to press Mrs. Ball for truth in coming days.
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Ball
Kingman
December Heat Sets Record in New England Weather
Boston endured extreme December warmth with daily highs staying far above freezing. The weather bureau notes no below zero readings and several days felt springlike across the region.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Brockton Coal Teamsters Strike Ties Up City Business
In Brockton on January 1 125 coal hay grain and ice team drivers quit work after dealers refused a wage rise from 3734 to 2 50 per day. The coal trade in the city is completely shut down.
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Brockton
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