Gotti Disease Fear For Vatican Leader In Rome
Rome Jan 28 Cardinal Girolamo Maria Gotti remains seriously ill at the Vatican. With advancing age recovery chances are slim. He has long been a friend of Coadjutor Archbishop O Connell, the incoming Boston archdiocese prelate. Born in Genoa in 1834 to a dock laborer.
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Regina in Hard Plight Regains Home Under Makeshift Steering
The Regina from Tahari limped into port with its rudder lost after a northeasterly gale near Georges Bank. Captain Jere Shea and crew rigged a temporary steering gear using a tiller and improvised fittings, steering on the port tack while trimming sails on the starboard, taking four days to reach Boston lightship. Flurry Driscoll narrowly escaped being washed overboard as the ship rode the heavy seas.
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Georges
Boston
Annie Emmons
Driscoll
Flurry Driscoll
Jere Shea
Shea
White House nuptials exclude society butterflies and focus on state
Washington reports that the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt to Congressman Nicholas Longworth will be an official function with 800 invitations. The event emphasizes military pomp and state decorum, while Alice and the Roosevelt family navigate extensive kinship ties among prominent Roosevelts and related figures.
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New York
Newport
White House
Nicholas Longworth
Miss Alice
Florida
Bridale
Miss Roosevelt
F Alice
Philadelphia
Isaac Clothier
Bellevuei Stratford
Roosevelt
Edith K. Carew
Edith
Theodore
Kermit
Archibald
Emlen Roosevelt
Kean
Elizabeth
Shawmut Club 10 Celebrates 20th Anniversary Event
Tonight the Shawmut Club marks its 20th anniversary at 674 Massachusetts avenue with a Boston society group of eligible maids. The program is outlined by Miss O M E Rowe, and officers include Edith Howes president of the parent Massachusetts Association of Women Workers and a roster of vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and directors guiding the celebration.
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Shawmut Club
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
O. M. E. Rowe
Massachusetts Association of Women Workers
Edith M. Howes
Rowe
Lillian P. Richards
Mary E. Shore
Emily G. Denny
Josephine Allen
Miss Rowe
Edith Howes
Julia Murphy
Margaret Crocker
Mary O'Connor
Elizabeth Eustis
Anna Kelley
Margaret Sinclair
Esther Browne
Honora Lennon
Margaret Riordan
Jessie Stetson
Corkmen Benevolent Association Holds Notable Meeting
The Corkmen's Benevolent Association met in Appleton Hall with the largest attendance on record. John F. Ahern presided as prizes were awarded to P. S. Higgins and Francis Crook for their year long contributions to finances and membership. Ten candidates were initiated and twelve applications received. A Galway Club speaker, John Hayes, and others spoke on Ireland's progress, home rule, and the political situation. A large musical and literary program followed, with multiple vocal and instrumental performances and a concluding collation.
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Corkmen’s Benevolent Association
Appleton Hall
John F. Ahern
P. S. Higgins
Francis Crook
P. J. Mahon
Galway Club
Cornelius O'Leary
Ireland
John Hayes
Jeremiah Kelly
John Sexton
D. Hayes
Dennis Desmond
Brookline Sermon Urges Duty to Boston Children
The Rev. Dillon Bronson delivered a Brookline sermon at St. Mark's M E Church urging Brookline to care for Boston's youths in the North End, South End, and West End. He warned neglect could lead Boston homes to face vice and irreligion, potentially inviting crime.
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St. Mark's M. E. Church
Brookline
Boston
North End
South End
West End
Town Treasurer Fred C. Brown Dies by Own Hand in Cheshire
Despondency after the death of his wife and recent scrutiny of his accounts led to the suicide of Fred C. Brown, 60, Cheshire town treasurer for about ten years. He had $3500 at home and the rest in Adams bank. Found with morphine and chloroform by his side, the medical examiner said death came from the drugs. He leaves two children.
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Fred C. Brown
Adams
Brown
Estimated 1910 Populations for 15 U.S. Cities
An expert statistician estimates 1910 populations and decade gains for the 15 leading U.S. cities. New York leads at about 4,437,202 with a million gain. Boston is projected at 740,892 with 180,000 growth, and Chicago at 2,298,575 with 600,000, based on past gains and city data.
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Milwaukee
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New Orleans
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Rumshops Doomed Prediction by Boston Bishop Mallalieu
Bishop Mallalieu at the People’s Temple declares rumshops will vanish in Boston and Massachusetts. He calls Christianity the world’s greatest destructive force, compares it to erasing pagan idols, and remarks on women’s roles under Christian influence.
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Boston mayor accused of violating religious liberty
Reverend A C Dixon at Ruggles Street Baptist Church charged Mayor Fitzgerald with violating the Constitution by ejecting the Holy Jumpers from Boston public halls. Dixon argued sin is offence to God and crime to the State, asserting the mayor restricted free exercise of religion.
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Mortgage Goes Up In Smoke At Revere Church
A Thanksgiving service at First Baptist Church Revere featured a frank talk by Rev Nelson S Burbank and treasurer Dr Willis G Bond. The church mortgage of 3500 dollars, long a source of financial trouble since 1877, was publicly burned on the pulpit amid song.
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Nelsons. Burbank
Willis G. Bond
Bernhardt Leaves Boston for Portland
The divine Sarah Bernhardt, guest at the Bellevue in Boston, departs for Portland aboard the 9 o clock train. She praised the hotel as home like, praised staff, kept meals in her room, and humorously refused to use revolving doors. Boston bids farewell with a bon voyage greeting.
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Bellevue
America
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Portland
Beacon Street
Royal Lovers on Auto Ride in Biarritz
King Alfonso accompanied by the royal household arrives by car in Biarritz to escort Princess Ena Battenberg and her party to San Sebastian. En route crowds greet the procession as Queen Maria Christina receives Ena. Plans hint at an amnesty with the betrothal announcement.
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Ena of Battenberg
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Prince Alexander of Battenberg
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Alexander
Mayor Fitzgerald to Lead Ward 7 Ball Parade
Mayor Fitzgerald and W. T. A. Fitzgerald will lead the grand march at the Ward 7 Democratic Club ball at Paul Revere Hall tonight. More than 500 couples are expected. the Waverley orchestra will provide music. W. T. A. Fitzgerald, James F. McDermott and a large corps will direct the floor and assist. Elevated railway transportation has been arranged. Leading politicians are invited. Congressmen Kelcher McNary and Sullivan will attend from Washington.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Ward 7
Democratic Club
Paul Revere Hall
Waverley Orchestra
James F. McDermott
Elevated Railway Company
Kelcher, McNary and Sullivan
Washington
Cost Of War To Japs Totaled Five Hundred Thirty Five Million
Tokio January twenty eight An official report to the Diet shows the war outlay from the start of hostilities to the end in September last was four hundred ninety five million for the army and ninety million for the navy totaling five hundred thirty five million dollars.
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Diet
Navy
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a jealous suitor and social freedom
A young woman asks if she should win back a jealous boyfriend while dating others. The adviser cautions that a public promise or engagement would prove commitment. Until such a declaration exists, she should treat him like other friends and avoid giving him exclusive attention.
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Advice to Princess on Pride and Forgiveness in Love
A reader asks how to handle a romance strain after a ball game incident. The columnist urges Princess to consider forgiving her boyfriend if he is truly penitent, arguing pride breeds unhappiness and that reconciliation may benefit both.
Waiting Game Advice for a Love Triangle
A reader asks how to win a woman from another lover. The adviser suggests a persistent, attentive approach, giving thoughtful gifts and creating opportunities for together time while balancing the woman's pleasure. Emphasizes consistent care and generosity to demonstrate constant consideration.
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