Baptismal Vows Renewed at Cathedral Mission
Cardinal O Connell presided as about two thousand men of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross renewed their baptismal vows and received Papal benediction after a week long mission. Father Basil Valentine Damien and Malachy led the service with benediction by the cardinal.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Valentine
Mer. M. J. Splaine
Father Basil
Damien
Father Malachy
Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Columbus Club
Dorchester
20 Years of Vaudeville at B. I. Keith's Theatre Celebrated
Boston’s B. I. Keith's Theatre marks its 20th anniversary since opening on March 26 1894 with a long running schedule. The celebration features all star vaudeville week including Elizabeth Murray a Boston raised former Madame Sherry star who debuted at Keith's about twelve years ago and once had a four month engagement never equaled in American vaudeville.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
F. Keith
B. F. Keith's
Boston Theatre
United States
Elizabeth Murray
Madame Sherry
Robert B. Brigham Hospital Showcases New Equipment
Thousands toured the Robert B. Brigham Hospital on Parker Hill Avenue as officials and city leaders inspected the new facilities. The site features an administration area, wards, a pathology lab led by Dr Francis H McCrudden, a model kitchen, sterilizing rooms, an X ray room, and modern power and lighting systems. Hospital officers include John H Gibbs president and Louis M Spear as physician in chief with a staff of surgeons and specialists. The project cost is estimated at 700000 dollars.
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Robert B. Brigham Hospital
Mary BE. L. Threasher
Threasher
Miss Threasher
John H. Gibbs
Louis M. Spear
Francis H. McCrudden
Edward P. Richardson
Charles F. Painter
Charles H. Lawrences, Jr
Richard H. Miller
Lloyd T. Brown
Parker Hill Avenue
Hospital installation features on-site refrigeration and power
The description outlines hospital facilities including in-house refrigeration, a bellless nurse system with electric lights, administration offices, a service building, morgue and mortuary chapel, a large garage, and a Fisher avenue powerhouse with steam power, electric lighting, and ventilation.
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Fisher Avenue
Boston hospital to treat chronic cases with focus on education
Miss Threasher led reporters through the new facility explaining the hospital, under Brig ham's will, will care for 150 chronic patients who are Boston residents without funds for other treatment. The kitchen will be upgraded to provide varied, home like meals.
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Miss Threasher
Grocer Pressey Missing Ten Weeks in Boston
Jacob Pressey the first Jewish grocer of Boston has been missing from his home for ten weeks. Relatives fear illness may have driven him to take his own life. He has suffered from epilepsy since legal papers were served at his church. Police and relatives have searched hospitals and institutions nearby but found nothing.
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Jacob Pressey
Boston
Preskey
Row Over Pay of Wakefield's Chief
Wakefield town meeting resumes tonight with voters split over reopening a $300 annual pay raise for Chief James A. Pollard, who is under civil service. The issue has sparked unusual bitterness for a small municipal matter.
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Wakefield
James A. Pollard
Gluck and Bauer in a refined Symphony Hall concert
Alma Gluck soprano and Harold Bauer pianist headlined a Sunday concert in Symphony Hall. Bauer accompanied Schumann and Debussy pieces while Gluck performed Frauenliebe und Leben and Rimsky Korsakov songs, with praise for their artistry and ongoing vocal development.
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Alma Gluck
Harold Bauer
Symphony Hall
Mr. Bauer
Schumann
Miss Gluck
Debussy
Saint- Saens
Efrem Zimbalist
Liuba
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Moussorgsky
Hopak
Willeby
Carpenter
John Powell
Sidney Homer
R. L. Cottenet
Horses Rescued From Medford Quicksands After Crowd Help
Two horses were saved from quicksand in Medford yesterday after over an hour of effort by about twenty citizens two policemen and a crowd of boys. The animals were loosened from the muddied bank and dragged to safety with ropes and planks. they appeared badly used but are expected to recover.
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Mystic River
Buffum and
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