Arrival of Cardinal O Connell and Boston reception plans
Cardinal O Connell thanked Boston officials and clergy via wireless from the Canopic for greetings and preparations. He is due to arrive tomorrow at 10 morning, weather permitting, with ceremonies and transfers coordinated at Long Wharf and Charlestown docks. City Council plans a silver casket greeting as details for the parade and assembly are finalized.
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William Cardinal O’connell
Canopic
Boston
Boston Post
Cardinal
Monitor
White Star Line
Charlestown
Long Wharf
Boston Welcomes Cardinal O Connell in City Honors
The city issues resolutions praising Archbishop William H. O Connell on elevation to cardinal. Mayor Fitzgerald and the Council vow felicitations and a dignified reception with a noon parade and ceremonies. Foresters send a welcome message. crowds gather at Long Wharf and Monitor arrivals. Weather looks favorable for the reception with clear skies expected.
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William H. O’connell
Boston
Women's clothing prices from a vintage catalog
A list of garments and prices including suits from 12.90 to 25.00, fur collar coats, belted polo coats, caracul and chinchilla coats, reversible pongee coats, cloth evening capes, muslin and silk dresses, and children's gingham items, with many item prices shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccicene
Hmrimoe
Cisscvcaavien
Classified advertisements in the Boston Post
Small want ads offer help, employment, housing, animals and autos. Notices cost 12 1/2 cents a line on the next to last page. Submit at 259 Washington Street or call Main 1684.
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Boston Post
Washington Street
Abbotsford Club Plans Unscheduled Greeting Parade
The Abbotsford Club will assemble on Bay State road as the cardinal approaches his residence for an informal greeting not on the official program. The event highlights community tradition and local parade dynamics.
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Bay State Road
Abbotsford Club
Cardinal Sends Thanks to Mayor
Cardinal O Connell thanks Mayor for warm welcome. He will arrive at the dock Wednesday morning at 10.
Cardinal OConnell Sends Message to Bishop Anderson
Cardinal O Connell thanks Bishop Anderson and Boston clergy and people for their kind message. He says he will arrive Wednesday morning at 10.
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Anderson
Cardinal O Connell Welcome From Catholic Order of Foresters
In behalf of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters we bid you hearty welcome home and pledge you our unreserved support. Signed by Cornelius M. Duggan High Chief Ranger Rev James H. ONeill High Chaplain Daniel H Maguire High Secretary Treasurer.
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Fitzgerald
Dock
Cardinal
O'Connell
Cornelius M. Duggan
James H. O'Neil
Daniel H. Maguire
Monitor
Long Wharf
James H. O’neil
Cardinal to Visit Bay State Road Homes for Parade Welcome
Residents along Bay State road prepare to greet his Eminence with cheers as an automobile bearing the cardinal arrives. Homes at 212 and 135 Bay State road and others on Pack Bay streets are elaborately decorated for the event and expected gatherings mark the route through the neighborhood.
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Joseph E. Doherty
Bay State Road
William A. Gaston
Pack Bay
Margin accounting debate in Langher trial at Chicago packers
Langher margin clerk testifies as Packers suspend credit on hides to estimate test costs. Entries show Boston fresh meat prices near those when by product credit allowed. Seasonal price ranges are cited for 1907 to 1909 in the Boston market from about 7.02 to 10.06 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Chicago
Steiner G. Langher
G. H. Hammond & Co
National Packing Company
Payne
Boston
Seventh Runaway Victim In Three Days In Manchester
In Manchester on January 29 a man named George of 51 Main street was struck by a runaway horse on Manchester street near Chestnut while trying to stop it. He suffered a long scalp wound and serious injuries to the lower body and was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital in a critical condition.
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Manchester
N. H
George
Main Street
Manchester Street
Elm
Chestnut’ Street
Sacred Heart Hospital
Cream Balm Restores Taste and Smell for Catarrh Sufferers
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a safe effective remedy for nasal catarrh claiming quick relief from cold symptoms and restoration of taste and smell. Promotes 50 cent bottle, urges mothers to use it for children.
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Ely
Cardinal reception parade plan and escort details
A detailed programme outlines the Cardinal's reception in Boston with Bishop Anderson and city officials. The Monitor steamer departs from Eastern avenue at 10 a m to meet Canopic, parades assemble at Faneuil Hall by 10 a m, and marching begins at noon through State Court Tremont and other streets to Granby street. Participants include the Ninth Regiment Civic Auxiliary Massachusetts Order of Foresters Temperance Cadets Hibernians and Catholic Union with uniforms and regalia.
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Cardinal
Winnisimmet
Anderson
Fitzgerald
Canopic
Eastern Avenue
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
K. of C
Faneuil Hall
Long Wharf
Ninth Regiment Civic Auxiliary
Massachusetts Order of Foresters
Temperance
Hibernian
Catholic Union
Boston College
Hibernians
Monitor
White Star Line
Charlestown
State Street
Court Street
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate West
Bay State Road
Granby Street
Cheverus
N. Y. Opera May Not Come to Boston This Season
Boston Opera Company director Russell says no contracts or plans are finalized for a Metropolitan Opera visit. He notes discussions with Gatti-Casazza about a possible short Boston season remain only speculative and no repertoire or artists have been chosen.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston
New York
Russell
Boston Opera Company
Eightyearold Girl Severely Burned In Brighton Incident
Eightyearold Margaret Cicilo daughter of Mr and Mrs Rossi Cicilo of 22 Shannon Street Brighton was badly burned when a tea kettle sleeve ignited her dress. Hoseman James W McKenny of the Boston fire department smothered the flames with his overcoat and she was taken to Boston City Hospital on the dangerous list with believed fatal burns.
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Margaret Cicilo
Margaret
Boston City Hospital
Not Mrs Walsh of 35 Essex Street Not Mrs Walsh of 35 Essex Street
A Cambridge woman arrested for shoplifting was not the Mrs Julia Walsh of 35 Essex Street. Police said the offender, from Maiden, stayed about 10 days at an apartment hotel on Essex Street Cambridge and was fined $10 in Municipal Court.
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Julia Walsh
Essex Street
Cambridge
Walsh
Maiden
Pianist Corinne Harmon Delights Steinert Hall Debut
Corinne Harmon gave her Steinert Hall recital yesterday afternoon marking her first appearance in the city. She offered a varied program including Rameau transcriptions by Godowsky, Mozart Pastorale, Schumann Fantasie, Liszt Waldesrauschen, Brahms Ballade Emillard, Debussy Arabesque, and Chopin Etudes. The artist displayed technical prowess and engaging interpretation, earning strong applause from an appreciative audience.
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Corinne Harmon
Steinert ‘Hall
Rameau
Godowsky
Miss Harmon
Mozart
Schumann
Debussy
Cured Rupture Claim Promises Lasting Relief
James Van Riper of Wabash Indiana describes a remarkable recovery from rupture using a so called Method. He asserts rapid improvement and permanent cure across forms such as inguinal femoral and umbilical. The notice extols safety benefits including avoidance of surgery and death.
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James van Riper
Wabash, Ind
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Joseph G. Anderson
Carter
Hiner
Council
Ballantyne
Attridge
Buckley
Cardinal O’connell
Halifax
Cardinal O'Connell
Ception
Weather Bureau
The
O'Callaghan Company
Méilsbach
Welsbach Company
Ack
Welsbach
VICE
Ailda Waddell
Walter Wellman
International Syndicate
City Hall
N. Y
Harmon Recital
William S. Rice
R. E
Main St
Adams
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