Hearty Greeting For Archbishop on Boston Arrival
The contined article notes a warm welcome in Boston as the new field of labor Archbishop arrives. He expresses gratitude for enduring friendship from Boston, pledges loyalty to the aging archbishop, and calls for communal support to advance church work. Attending greeted include Bishop Delaney, Monsignor Hurley, Mayor Clifford, Judges Putnam and Hale, and Father Cummins among others.
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Boston
Diocese of
Delaney
Manchester
Hurley
Portland
Clifford
Putnam
Hale
Dwyer
Medford
Pio de
Japan
Baron Kaneko
Catholic Association of Boston College
J. Supple
D. D
Father Supple
Archbishop O'Connell
Thomas D. Beaven
James J. Donnelly
M. A. Kelley
John Kenney
Eugene Kelly
Springfield
Minard
Francis N. Spiceola
Penn St
Providence
Albion C. Braley
Belfast
Roxbury
Florida Keys
New York
Florida
Albion
Maine
South
Dyspepsia Tablets Marketed To Counter Cough Alarm
The piece promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and a preventive measure against a dyspeptic cough being mistaken for consumption while noting the product does not cure consumption. It lists endorsements and quotes from physicians and public figures, and mentions a broad advertisement reach including Columbus and various named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
America
Stuart’s
Police mix up as officer mistaken for Somerville burglar
In Somerville, patrolman Charles W. Reick was treated as a burglar after entering Primo Diozzi's grocery on Somerville avenue late Monday. Diozzi and wife later questioned, while investigators suspect a staged plot involving Bussalari and two others to trap a thief.
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Primo Diozzi
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Charles W. Reick
Woodman
Garden Court
Antonio Pracoll
Antonio Tusinar
Bussalari
Reick
Googins
Phillips
Diozzi
Parkhurst
Manager International Marine Co Resigns
Arthur Lederer, manager of the Mediterranean service of the International Mercantile Marine Company, resigned today effective April 1 after 83 years in steamship service. He oversaw all boats in the Mediterranean lines for the International firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Lederer
International Mercantile Marine Company
The
International
Mediterranean
Cathedral Mission Crowded With Talks On Death
The Washington street cathedral drew a large crowd for a Paulist sermon by Rev. Father A P Doyle on Death and questions in the rear. Father Doyle urged facing death, warned against deathbed repentance, and announced confessions from 9 to 12 morning and 8 to 6 evening.
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W. L. Douglas
W.L Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Boston
Washington Street
Summer St
Cor. Lincoln
Washington St. Cor
Court Street
Howard
Hanover Street
Father A. P. Doyle
Father O'Callaghan
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Archbishop Williams
A.stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Columbus
Matthew Cummings
Massachusetts
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
Joseph H. O'Neil
James J. Phelan
Thomas J. Gargan
Patrick M. Keating
John B. Fitzpatrick
Henry V. Cunningham
John P. Leahy
Thomas O'Callaghan
James M. Morrison
T. J. Falvey
Herbert 8. Carruth
M. E. Gavin
James A. McDonald
Joseph A. Dennison
W. H. Dowling
J. Mitchell Galvin
M. J. Murray
John H. Burke
James M. Mclaughlin
Thomas Riley
J. N. Supple
Michael J. Supple
Charlestown
J. H. Cummings
John H. Kelcher
E. J. Leary
BE. H. McDonald
Thomas F. McDonnell
Harry P. Nawn
P. O'Loughlin
P. J. Timmins
John B. Slattery
E. J. McDonough
John Casidy
Robert Johnson
Michael F. Crowley
T. J. Dillon
Edward L. O'Connell
Lowell
Korea
Honolulu
Yokohama
Tokio
Wlarcadio Hearn
China
William G. Macdonald
Addington Road
Brookline
Hatch
Symphony Hall
Rev. P
W. H. O'Connell
Beecham
Levi Minard
Braley
F. E. McKeen
Fountain Avenue
New York City
Michael Brannick
Charles F. O’brien
Winthrop
John O’brien
Reed Street
John Harles
Philadelphia
Theoline
International Marine CO
W.l.douglas
Ldouglass
Father Doyle
St. Luke
Saclafe
Gibson Pictures
P. F. Collier & Son
Collier’s Weekly
Charles Dana Gibson
Boston Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Gibson
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