Downfall fears tied to revived paganism in Boston sermon
Archbishop O Connell and Father Fitzgerald warned Holy Name Society members that paganism threatens America as Rome and France did. They urged Catholics to live strict religious lives, frequent sacraments, and promote Catholicity to safeguard future generations amid large cathedral attendance in Boston.
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Fr.Fitzgerald
Holy Name Society
America
Egypt
Greece
Rome
France
William H. O’connell
D. D
Edward G. Fitzgerald
Washington
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
O'Connell
Fitzgerald
Cathedral
Holy Name Societies
Boston
Mgr
M. J. Splaine
William D. Finnegan
John J. Crane
Charles J. Sullivan
Thomas R. McCoy
James J. Redican
Holy Named Society
Father Fitzgerald
New England
Harvard Poised to Miss Intercollegiate Hockey Title
Harvard suffers a defeat by Princeton on the St Nicholas rink reducing Crimson chances for the season title. Princeton leads with three wins over Harvard Cornell and Dartmouth while Yale remains a possible, though unlikely, wildcard. The league standings show Princeton ahead with Harvard, Dartmouth, and Cornell behind.
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Harvard
Princeton
St. Nicholas
Crimson
Yale
Tigers
Cornell
Dartmouth
Columbia
Elis
Russell Case Heir Testimony Heats Up Boston Court
Witnesses from North Dakota and Minnesota travel to Boston as Horace Whitmore denies wrongdoing in the Daniel Blake Russell matter. The defense plans to present papers and sworn statements about a six week New York position and a new account of the Melrose mansion and school days. Detective Fielding of Pinkerton will testify as the final witness for the respondents.
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Melrose
W. C. Russell
Russell
New York
Horace D. Whitmore
Post
James Daniel Russell
Dickinson
N. C
Daniel Russell
Boston
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mr. Whitmore
Majestic Hotel
Minneapolis
Russell Mansion
Melrose Grammar
Commonsense Fertilizer Company
Daniel Blake Russell
Pawtucket
Bob Twist
Malone
N. Y
New York City
Mr. Russell, Sr
Blake
Kate Muloch
The
Russells
Miss Muloch
Nova Scotia
Joseph Fielding
Pinkerton Agency
St. Paul, Minn
Fielding
Weather forecast calls for milder temperatures nationwide
The Weather Bureau predicts moderate temperatures across the United States for the next several days and likely the week. Some sharp drops are expected in the Northern States east of the lake region with rain later in the week for the Middle, Eastern and Northeastern States. snow is likely in the Northern States.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Lake
Pellagra Death Of Mrs. Thomas Treber In Natchez
Natchez Mississippi January 16 Mrs Thomas Treber 56 wife of Judge Reber died in a sanitarium after seven weeks of illness the illness identified as pellagra.
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Natchez, Miss
Thomas Treber
Reber
Harvard to stage Moody play The Faith Healer at Sanders Theatre
Harvard University presents W. W. Moody's The Faith Healer at Sanders Theatre on January 24. This marks the first professional production of a modern Harvard graduate work by the university. Ulrich Michaelis will be played by Henry Miller with a strong supporting cast.
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W. W. Moody
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Harvard University
Cambridge
Ulrich Michaelis
Henry Miller
Mr. Moody
Schoolboy Athletes Prep For Big Week Of Competition
High school basketball and ice hockey season pages fill a busy week with league and interleague games across Dorchester, East Boston, Charlestown, and South Boston. Dorchester faces Commerce in a pivotal X Division clash as Mechanic Arts and Latin clash in Y Division play.
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East Boston
Dorchester
South Boston
Conley
la Roche
Kennedy
Reagan
Boston Latin
East Boston High
Drill Hall
Noddle Islanders
Warren Avenue
Commerce
Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts
Charlestown High
Dorchester High Commerce
Latin School
English High
Melrose High
St. John’s Prep
Somerville High
Milton High
Winthrop High
Quincy High
Milton
Rindge
Medford High
Somerville
Garland
Cambridge
Andover
Harvard
Melrose
Medford
Roxbury Latin
Jenkins
Class A Billiard Meet Opens Tonight at Hub
Harry Parker Van Dyke Franklin Paige and Small are entered in the Class A tournament for the New England Championship. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Hub Billiard Palace with 300 point games on 14.2 balk line. Each player will meet all others twice.
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Harry Parker
van Dyke
Franklin
Paige
Small
New England
Hub Billiard Palace
Monster indoor track meet to celebrate Naval Brigade unit
In Boston a large indoor athletic event marks the first naval militia unit. An eight lap indoor track to be built in the drill shed will host a 20 mile run with Jimmy Clark of New York and Bob Fowler of Cambridge among starters. Local runners like W. J. Hackett and others plan to compete alongside a 440 yard dash handicap and military relay races with amateur wrestling bouts also on the program.
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Naval Brigade
Naval Militia
United States
Jimmy Clark
New York
Bob Fowler
Cambridge
W. J. Hackett
Brockton
Boston
Perrelli to Meet Smith in Wednesday Wrestling Bout
Jack Perrelli faces Carl Smith on the mat at the Columbia Theatre Wednesday night to spark expectant wrestling crowds. Perrelli is known for hard work and bold moves, drawing strong local interest as a credible foe for Smith, a familiar rival.
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Jack Perrelli
Carl Smith
Columbia Theatre
Perrelli
Smith
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