Ireland on the Philippine Question Reviewed by Archbishop
Archbishop Ireland, in St Paul, lauds Taft Vatican talks and defends American policy in the Philippines. He criticizes Catholic agitators, praises Roosevelt and Root, and urges trust in the Vatican and government to resolve religious matters without coercion. He notes four landlord orders and Catholic schools, urging balanced reporting of religious conditions.
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Ireland
Associated Press Today
Jduvase Taft
Vatican
Rome
Associated Press
Taft
London
Philippines
Manila
America
United States
Church Cieties
Spain
Roosevelt
Mr. Root
Afi
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Archiepiscopal Palace
W. D. McKinnon
Laft
Islands
Church
Father McKinnon
School Board of
Holy See
Immigrant Inga Brynilson Reunites With Duluth Lover
Norwegian girl Inga Brynilson, held by immigration after her Duluth-bound ticket could not be landed, is aided by affidavits and funds from Stuart Anderson. Officials relented after Anderson proved his status and able to support a wife, and Inga proceeds to Duluth to meet her fiancé.
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Pretty Inga Brynilson
Boston
Duluth
Inga Brynilson
Ivernia
Immigration Commission
Stuart Anderson
Inga Brynisson
Norway
Inga
Anderson
Colonel Billings
America
Longshoremen's Union
Cunard
Minn
Sigvart Anderson
Father John’s Medicine Cures Asthma and Bronchitis
A historical notice claims Father John’s Medicine cures asthma and bronchitis, presenting the remedy as a cure for consumption. The brief asserts effectiveness for respiratory ailments.
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John
Cuba Big Brother Cigarros Offered At Low Price
If you want to see the results of the overthrow of Spanish rule in Cuba buy a packet of Cuba Big Brother Cigarros. 5 for 10 cents. They give you in an inexpensive form the same tobacco that goes into your 20-cent cigar. It would have cost you five times this price to have enjoyed such smoking a few years ago. A Soap Sale Extraordinary. Savons Carnation Petals Zerona Heliotrope d'Espagne Violette de Navarre Roses des Alpes Blush Rose Sweet Violet all three cakes for 25c $1.00 dozen by express only. T. Metcalf Co. 36 Court St. Boston.
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Cuba
Savons Carnation
Heliotrope d’Espagne
Violette de Navarre
Roses Des Alpes
Express
T. Metcalf Co
Court St
Boston
Mary MacLane
Miss MacLane
Broadway
Miss MaclLane
Fair Weather Expected in Boston and Vicinity
Local forecast shows fair weather for Boston and nearby areas with warmer temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday. Winds will be light from the west to south as mild conditions persist.
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Boston
Vicinity
May Yohe Withdraws Charge Against Strong
In New York on July 22 the grand larceny charge May Yohe filed against missing former Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong was withdrawn. Yohe’s lawyer said she withdrew all charges and the $1000 reward for information on Strong’s whereabouts, for the sake of the Strong family.
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Yohe
New York
May Yohe
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Strong
Athol Cloudburst Causes Major Damage In Town
A cloudburst hit Athol at 2 30 p m lasting about an hour and causing at least 1500 in damage. School street suffered deep gullies and electric car service was halted for three hours as other streets and lawns were damaged. Residents say rainfall was unprecedented for the area with lakes rising six to eight inches and lightning nearby but no injuries or structural fires reported.
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Athol
School Street
Camden Fire Threatens Town as Large Losses Reported
Camden South Carolina faces near total destruction by fire with the post office and bank block ablaze. The Columbia fire department, traveling by special train, is using chemical engines and dynamite to contain the blaze amid a $100,000 loss and no relief arriving yet.
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Charleston
S. C
Camden
Columbia Fire Department
Compromise Refused by Gold Beaters Strike
Philadelphia July 22. Employers of gold beaters nationwide offered a compromise after a strike for higher wages but the union refused to recede. Some firms granted demands, yet workers will not return until all firms meet all requests. National President F. P. Lambert of Boston is expected tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
F. P. Lambert
Boston
Trouble Brewing in Mine Regions
Charleston West Virginia July 22 Miners at the Collins colliery protest after yesterday arrests of strikers marching around the property shouting at workers 18 arrests were made by federal marshals 18 men brought to town five sent to Hinton Monarch colliery yielded 498 tons as marching they faced continued unrest in the Kanawha district.
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Charleston
W. Va
Collins
Hughes
Cunningham
Federal Marshal’s Office
Hinton
Monarch
Kanawha and
Hocking
Mitchell Aims to Reopen Strike HQ in Wilkesbarre
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers plans to leave Indianapolis for Wilkesbarre to reopen strike headquarters likely by Thursday or Friday. He intends to stay in the anthracite region until the strike is settled, believing victory depends on holding out about ten more weeks.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wilkesbarre
Post Young Woman and Mary MacLane in Joint Debate
A notable meeting between Mary MacLane and the Post young woman unfolded yesterday. The discussion ran beyond standard Q A, with both sides sharing freely and exchanging ideas for nearly an hour, leaving a lasting impression on the participants.
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POST
Young Woman
Mary Maclane
Butte
Archbishop Croke of Ireland Dead
London July 22 The death is announced of the Most Rev Thomas W Croke archbishop of the archdiocese of Ireland and administrator of emily He was born in 1824 and consecrated in 1870 For years Archbishop Croke was Ireland s greatest prelate and was closely allied with the Nationalist movement and Parnell until the split in the Irish leadership.
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London
Thomas W. Croke
Archdiocese of One
Ireland
Emily
Croke
Parnell
Tragic Swordfish Excursion Claims Gloucester Fisherman
The Gloucester crew reeled in a 300 pound swordfish off Georges Bank but a line entanglement caused fisherman Boucher to drown. The Joseph H Cromwell returned to Boston with his body sent on to Gloucester. Boucher, age about 48, had just joined his first voyage on the Cromwell after years with larger ships.
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Joseph H. Cromwell
Port
Gloucester
Boucher
Boston
Cromwell
Peary's Relief Ship Sails After Windward Leak
The Peary Arctic steamer Windward was found leaking at Sydney after bunkering. She took on water but was pumped out by night and began sailing north. Mrs Peary and her daughter were aboard.
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Halipax
Sydney
Roosevelt Busy Day With Luncheon For Alice Roosevelt
President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Loeb handled a heavy Washington mail load. Alice Roosevelt attended a luncheon and lawn party hosted by Miss Helen Beekman with fifteen ladies invited. The President planned a Sea Girt, New Jersey trip on Thursday aboard a special four car New Jersey Central train. Frederick S. Gibbs, NY Republican national committeeman, joined luncheon and discussed New York politics before returning to New York.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Loeb
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Helen Beekman
New Jersey Central
Sea Girt
Frederick S. Gibbs
New York
New York State
Gibbs
Vanderbilt Hurt as Auto Hits Wagon in Dust Cloud
Paris July 22 W K Vanderbilt Jr driving a small car on the Chartres road near St Arnould collided with a market wagon driven by a woman. Both were upset with Vanderbilt slightly injured in leg and arm and the woman’s face scratched. The auto was badly damaged. The crash was blamed on dust raised by the vehicle obscuring the wagon.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Chartres
St. Arnould
Brighton House Ransacked in Week-Long Absence
Warren H. Gleason of 75 Montclair Avenue Brighton reported to Division 18 police that thieves ransacked the home during the family’s absence last week. Items stolen include twelve silver plated spoons ten silver plated nut picks six souvenir spoons a gold ring a bronze figure a bronze card plate a razor a revolver and a silver plated hand mirror and brush.
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Warren H. Gleason
Montclair Avenue
Brighton
Division 18
Interview With Mary MacLane Reveals Theosophy and Emotions
The Post profiles Mary MacLane in a lengthy, staged interview, noting her temperamental, changeful nature and her beliefs as a Theosophist who rejects Christianity. She discusses her book as an analysis of emotions and emphasizes writing for personal benefit.
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Salls
W. A. Vanderbilt
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