Holy Name Feast Draws 40 000 Across Diocese in Mass
The Holy Name Feast drew over 40 000 participants across the diocese with the Boston Cathedral of the Holy Cross packed by 4000 men and 2000 others at doors. Cardinal presided as Rev John T McNicholas preached on The Holy Name and Authority, urging Holy Name Society members to defend church influence and civil authority.
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Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John T. McNicholas
O. P
New York
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S. J
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Shawmut Avenue
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Holy Name Society
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Spain
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Commonwealth
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Holy Name
Newman Studio
Gascon Preacher Denounces Trial Marriages at Cambridge
The Rev Thomas I Gasson president of Boston College spoke to about 2000 at St Marys Church Cambridge urging Catholic men to defend faith and home against trial marriages and related social evils. He warned that the sanctity of the home and church is under attack and urged men to uphold religious duties.
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Boston College
St. Mary’s Church
Cambridge
Father Gasson
Holy Land
Eliot Not Among the Immortals in Senate List
The absence of Dr Charles W Eliot from the fifty immortals list approved by the Senate as original members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters draws adverse comment. Noted omissions include college presidents Arthur T Hadley Yale Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard and Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia alongside Woodrow Wilson.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Senate
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Woodell Wilson
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Senate approves arts and letters immortals bill and academy
The Senate passed measures incorporating the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters. The immortals list is led by Howells and James with Theodore Roosevelt prominent. the 50 members include various writers, artists and scholars.
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Senate
National Institute of Arts and Letters
William Dean Howells
Henry James
Theodore Roosevelt
Horace Howard Furness
Francis D. Miller
Ivernia Endures Stormy Atlantic Crossing
The Cunard liner Ivernia arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown after a perilous voyage. Departing January 8, heavy seas and a hurricane limited progress for days, flooding decks and forcing passengers indoors. Notable saloon travelers include Professor G. H. Baker of Harvard and Dr. P. N. Jacobson. The ship is due to dock at East Boston around 8 o clock.
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Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
G. H. Baker
Harvard
Thomas P. Moore
Ss. P. Alden
Harold Benson
J. E. Parker
P. N. Jacobson
Tvermia
East Boston
Pilot Has To Swim Ashore In Lynn Harbor
Isrnest H. Croscup a 35 year old Lynn Harbor pilot was forced to swim nearly a half mile in the Lynn Harbor waters last evening after his tender sprang a leak He made it to shore walked a mile to the police station was given dry clothes and stimulants He said the swim was not disagreeable except for drag from clothing and boots as the engine failed and the boat took on water while he attempted to reach shore.
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Isrnest H. Croscup
Lynn
Croscup
Wakefield Molasses Eater Dies at 87 After Lifelong Diet
William Boone Eldred aged 87 died in Wakefield after a long life spent eating molasses with every meal. He rode more than 20 000 miles by bicycle in the last 15 years and credited his molasses diet for his stamina. Born in Lafayette Indiana he was a descendant of Daniel Boone and spent most of his life in Providence before moving to Wakefield eight years ago. He leaves a daughter Anna V. Eldred and was a charter member of Mayflower Lodge I O O F Providence.
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William Boone Eldred
Eldred
Daniel Boone
Lafayette
R. J
Providence
Greenwood
Anna V. Eldred
Mayflower Lodge
Across World to Be Married on Boston Stage
Miss Mollie Rose of Sidney Australia traveled to Boston to marry Alfred R. Dight of the Milestones company at Tremont Theatre. The ceremony at St Stephen's Church follows an Australian courtship that rekindled in Switzerland four years ago. Miss Rose is not a performer. her family is prominent in Australian public life.
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Mollie Rose
Sidney
Australia
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Alfred R. Dight
Miss Rose
St. Stephen’s Church
Mr. Dight
Switzerland
Prisoner Dies En Route to City Hospital
Patrick Gagan aged 34 of 25 Pleasant street East Walpole died about 10 30 yesterday while being transported to City Hospital after arrest for drunkenness. An East Dedham street officer placed him in a cell and an ambulance was sent after 10 20 when his condition worsened. Medical Examiner Leary will perform an autopsy to determine cause of death.
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Patrick Gagan
Pleasant Street
East Walpole
Mme Poincare Seen Key to Poincare Presidency Rise
Paris reports credit to Mme Poincare for her husband Raymond Poincare attaining the French presidency. Since 1898 she has steered their social life to aid his political rise, courting allies and shaping his public image, with travel and salons enhancing his prestige.
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Mme. Poincare
France
M. Raymond Poincare
M. Poincare
Poincares
Mme
Poincare
Europe
French Republic
Watchman Shot Down by Unknown Gunman in Boston Yard
Dewar was shot in the left chest at the South Boston yard and rushed to City Hospital. Police and patrols fanned out, pursuing a likely local suspect amid robberies of buffet cars as Dewar’s sister rushed to the hospital and investigators weighed motives tied to his anti theft work.
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South Boston
City Hospital
South Bay
Dorchester Avenue
P. M. Banks
Murphy
Livingstone
Reardon
Devone
Dover Street
Roundhouse
Dizzy Bridge Tower
Waldron
South Station
Manning
Station 6
Connors, Carroll
South Hampton Street
McRae
McKue
Dover Street Bridge
Sarah Dewar
Boston
Tudor Tea Surprises Palates With Broad Appeal
A quirky local ad proclaims Tudor Tea No Tea has pleased many people, urging readers to buy today. The odd slogan suggests strong curiosity about this product and its market reception.
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Adut
Balkan delegates await Porte on national assembly call
London dispatch reports the Porte will summon a national assembly on Tuesday to consider the Balkan situation. Officials say concessions are possible without toppling the cabinet. Delegates in London doubt a flat rejection to the powers’ joint note from Constantinople.
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London
Balkan
Turkey
Constantinople
Allies weigh response to Turkey over Adrianople and islands
Despatches say Turkey will not yield Adrianople or Aegean Islands but may enter talks on other islands away from the Dardanelles. If Turkey stays firm the Allies may seek European powers to compel compliance or resume war, risking a European war and potential realignment of loyalties.
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Aegean Islands
Dardanelles
Turkey
Europe
Albania
Servia
Montenegro
Adriatic
Austria
Turks Report Fleet Safe After Conflict
Constantinople Jan 19 The Ministry of the Interior issued word of a clash between Turkish and Greek fleets around Tenedos and Lemnos that lasted hours with heavy losses on both sides. The Turkish fleet returned to the Dardanelles and wounded are being brought to the capital. It is unclear if this refers to Saturday’s engagement or a renewed action on Sunday.
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Constantinople
Ministry of the Interior
Tenedos
Lemnos
Derdanelles
Prominent Lynn Physician Dies in London Ontario
Dr. Reuben F. Dearborn, a renowned Lynn physician, died yesterday at his daughter Mrs. George A. Blachford’s home in London Ontario from pneumonia at age 62. A Dartmouth and NYU graduate, he practiced medicine in New York Detroit Boston and Lynn.
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Reuben F. Dearborn
Lynn
George A. Blachford
London
Ontario
Dartmouth
New York University
New York
Detroit
Boston
Feast of the Holy Name Service At Hyde Park
A thousand members from Roslindale and Hyde Park attended yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Most Precious Blood Hyde Park for a Holy Name Society service. Rev James J Chittick presided with deacon Rev John O Connor sub-deacon Rev Edward Fraher. Rev Francis J Kenny of Sacred Heart Roslindale delivered the sermon.
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