Northcliffe in Paris as Illnessgrounds London return
Viscount Northcliffe traveled through Paris en route to London from Switzerland with Wickham Steed. He refused visitors and Paris aides offered no details beyond the seriousness of his illness. Reports from London of buying the Walter interests in the Times remained unconfirmed.
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Paris
United New
Viscount Northcliffe
London
Switzerland
Wickham Steed
London Times
Northcliffe
Neorthcliffe
Walter
The
Times
News of the World
Lord Riddell
John Walter
the Times
Boston College baccalaureate ritual draws 2000 in church
More than two thousand attend the Boston College baccalaureate in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Edmund Daly delivers the sermon urging education rooted in faith and moral training.
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Immaculate Conception Church
E. D. Daly
Boston College
Church of the
Edmund D. Daly
B. C
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Jamaica Plain
William Devlin
Patrick J. McHugh
John Fitz- Patrick
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Signor Virginio Capelloni
Jesuit Education Aims to Form Loyal Men of Faith and Intellect
The text describes the aim of Jesuit education as developing youth in intellectual moral and spiritual maturity. It defines liberal education as the process, with a college of arts and science focusing on nature man and God. Sources include science literature and revelation, using a balanced system to educate for life.
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Fr. Daly
College of Arts
Jilted Man Gets Revenge On Girl
A man seeks revenge on the woman who spurned him, following issues caused by Morris M. Minsker, treasurer of Jamestown Iron & Metal Company, former fiance of the bride, in Jamestown, New York.
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Morris M. Minsker
Jamestown Iron & Metal Company
Jamestown, N. Y
Warning on stolen postal money order blanks
Merchants beware of accepting postal money orders from strangers without solid references. Fraudulent use of stolen blanks has surfaced in Massachusetts, hitting clothing stores and jewelers. Report questionable orders to F. B. Childs at the Boston main post office and note serial ranges supplied by postal authorities.
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Massachusetts
Childs
Bureau of Information and Investigation
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Granite
Idaho
Chicago
Selkirk
Kan
Petal
Miss
Orange Grove
Moe
N. J
Inchcairs
Bemis
Tenn
Victor
Belgian Hero Charles Cogghe to Receive National Funeral
The Belgian government will hold a national funeral for Charles Cogghe, the Yser sluice-keeper who died last week. The defence minister and King Albert representatives will attend as military honors are rendered. Cogghe flooded the plain by opening the Nieuport sluices during World War I to block German advance toward Calais.
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Brussels
Charles Cogghe
Yser
National Defence
Albert
Cogghe
Calais
Nieuport
Costello Clifford Wedding At St Peter's Church Dorchester
Miss Anna Clifford a Main exchange telephone operator will wed Joseph P Costello in a nuptial mass at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Dorchester. The couple are from Dorchester with Costello parents listed as Mr and Mrs Matthew Costello of Endicott terrace.
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Anna Clifford
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Joseph P. Costello
Matthew Costello
Endicott Terrace
Thomas Hunt dies in Seattle after heart attack
Thomas Francis Hunt a former Boston attorney and newspaper man died in Seattle Washington Friday from heart disease He was a political writer on the Post staff Deputy Penal Commissioner of Boston and allied with Mayor Quincy and John F Fitzgerald in many campaigns He came from a North End family and studied politics under Mathew Keany in youth
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Thomas Francis Hunt
Boston
Post
Penal Commission of
Quincy
Seattle
Washington
Hunt
North End
Mathew Keany
John F. Fitzgerald
Attorney General Candidate Hunt Remembered in Seattle Life
The late Mr Hunt moved to Seattle to practise law and did special work for the Poat Intelligencer. A Republican, he served as assisting prosecuting attorney of Seattle before resigning in 1919 to pursue the Attorney General nomination. He leaves a widow Katherine McNeil and two sons Hector and Neil McNeill Hunt.
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Seattle
Poat Intelligencer
Hunt
Katherine McNeil
Neil McNeil
Dorchester
Hector
Neil McNeill Hunt
Diplomas Awarded to St Margaret's Parochial Pupils
Ninety four pupils of St Margaret's Parochial School received their diplomas yesterday with percent completing high school. The graduation exercises were held in the school hall on Columbia road Dorchester and were attended by hundreds of parents and friends.
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St. Margaret’s Parochial School
Columbia Road
Dorchester
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