Archbishop Ryan Dies Pending at Home in Philadelphia
The Most Rev. Patrick John Ryan archbishop of Philadelphia lies dying at his residence at Eighteenth and Summer streets after months of heart failure. Born Feb 20 he would reach eighty if he lives. doctors say he shortened his life by attending the Bodine street fire memorial service against their wishes on Jan 12.
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Patrick John Ryan
United States
Ryan
Bodine Street
End Near for Archbishop Ryan Amid Deteriorating Condition
Doctors announced Archbishop Ryan’s condition was critical with heart action fading. Dr. Ernest LaPlace said the archbishop remains alive by heart stimulants and retains cheerful resolve, noting the end could come tonight or in days, though no exact time could be predicted.
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LaPlace
Rabinoff Debuts Tonight in Boston Rigoletto
Marie La Salle Rabinoff makes her Boston debut as Gilda at the Boston Opera House. The young soprano previously impressed Metropolitan Opera directors and studied in Italy with support from New York benefactors. Cast includes Constantino as the Duke Severoni Madalena Baklanoff Mardones Sforza?fucile.
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Marie la Salle Rabinoff
Boston
Gilda
Mme. Rabinoff
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Italy
Max Rabinoff
Mexico
Canada
West
F. Constantino
Duke
Elyira Severoni
Madalena
George Baklanoff
Rigoletto
Jose Mardones
Sparafucile
Remarkable Sale For Overcoats At Continental
The Continental staged a remarkable sale with overcoats half price drawing a large crowd on Saturday, marking one of the season’s biggest sales days.
Hatred of U S vented in Ecuador
Guayaquil Ecuador Jan 29 The opposition to leasing the Galapagos Islands to the United States sparked the most serious anti American demonstrations in years. Starting Friday and continuing Saturday crowds swelled to at least 10 000 led by Ignacio Robles marching to the government palace to protest to President Alfaro.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
United States
Ignacio Robles
Alfaro
Galapagos Negotiation Stalled By Ecuador Protests
Robles met President Alfaro to deliver a delegate's report that Ecuadorians oppose any US led talks on Galapagos lease. The president halted the proposal amid strong opposition but crowds remain in the streets as troops guard the palace and a national consultative meeting is being planned.
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Alfaro
Final Vows for Two Jesuit Professors at Boston College
The Rev. Redmond J. Walsh and the Rev. Charles E. Lane, both Jesuit professors at Boston College, will profess their final vows on the feast of the Purification. Boston College President Thomas I. Gasson will celebrate low mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception as the vows are taken. Walsh, former logic and ontology professor, now vice-president, and Lane, Boston native and longtime faculty member, were ordained in 1906.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
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New York City
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Woodstock, Md
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New York
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Woodstock
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Tug Rescues Barges Blown Ashore By Gale
The tug Bully of New York arrived in Newport towing the lumber barge Clinton Point for New Bedford and the coal scow Martin for Fall River. Struck off Newport and Stonington during the gale, both tows dragged anchors and grounded. after four hours of effort the Bully refloated them with weather damaged.
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New York
Clinton Point
New Bedford
Martin
Fall River
Stonington
Weither
Continental Praises Us Credit to the Post
The Continental manager says Saturday was a tremendous day with a big advertisement offering overcoats at half price. The Post credits the success to the Continental promotion and public response.
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Continental
New Clue in Arnold Girl Hunt
Relatives of missing Dorothy Arnold reveal steps taken and theories considered with no solid lead since her disappearance on December 12. A January 26 letter from a Buffalo hospital hints at a sick resident claiming insanity and inviting a visit.
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Dorothy Arnold
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Keith
Keith Sheds Light on Griscom Ties in Dorothy Arnold Case
In a press briefing Mr. Keith states Dorothy Arnold’s disappearance involved no clear suspect. He recounts interviews with Bryn Mawr peers and Florence witnesses, identifies George C. Griscom Jr working abroad, and notes Griscom was eliminated from the case. He confirms no evidence of planned self harm or intended independence.
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Dorothy
New York
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George C. Griscom, Jr
Florence
Italy
Mr. Keith
Edwards Wins First Prize for Best Appearance
Edwards again claimed the first prize for good appearance. His dress suit, a Continental purchase, impressed judges with its sharp look and fit amid this week’s 19 percent discount on clever clothing.
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Crege Clothem
15000 With Bad Spines in Schools
Dr. E H Bradford of the Children's Hospital told Harvard Medical School that about 15000 Boston school children have weak curved or distorted backs. Untreated, many will be incapacitated for life, but with proper care now three fourths may be made fit for life’s duties.
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The
Children’s Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Spinal Curvature in Children Sparks School Debate
Dr. Bradford argues the rise of spinal deformities in schoolchildren demands coordinated action by families schools and the state. He cites 10 percent needing treatment 15 000 affected and 90 percent preventable with better chairs attitudes nutrition and home hygiene. He warns parents and authorities share responsibility and notes Berlin style special schools as a potential model.
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Hfe
College Head R. Dewitt Mallary Dies After Short Illness
The Rev. R. Dewitt Mallary, 67, president of the American International College in Springfield, died today after a brief illness. Since 1908 he led the school aiding citizenship education for youths of diverse nationalities. Previously he led churches in Housatonic and Lenox, succeeding Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst.
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Lenox
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
Continental half price sale coats attracts New England businessmen
The Continental held a winter overcoats sale drawing business men from across New England. The event emphasized half price bargains, though the article notes Bala closes Saturdays and mentions titanate in passing.
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New England
Bala
Titanate
McDonald says judges too old need replacement in Massachusetts
John F. McDonald, chairman of the Democratic State committee, urges younger trial lawyers on the Superior bench and broader community representation. He criticizes Republicans for neglecting diverse appointment needs and emphasizes results over partisan bickering.
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John F. McDonald
Democratic State Committee
McDonald
Republican Party
Democratic leader calls for merit over patronage in Governor race
Boston political figure Mr McDonald argues for appointment on qualification over party loyalty. He says Governor Foss should pick the most qualified, regardless of prior partisan work, and vows to run a non factional Democratic organization that serves all up-State and Boston Democrats alike.
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McDonald
Boston
Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Boston Democracy
Democratic State Committee
Intercity Hockey Showdown Aims For Boston Arena Clash
Boston and Crescent A C of New York, both top clubs with former college stars, prepare to play a decisive intercity title game. Venue remains to be arranged with Boston Arena favored over St Nicholas Rink in New York.
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Lege Stars
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