2000 Honor New Bishop at Dorchester Parish Event
More than 2000 St Pauls Catholic Church parishioners attended a reception and testimonial for Bishop Anderson at Navillus Halls. A substantial check was presented, honoring his priestly anniversary and his parish work, including service as chaplain at the state prison and with the Catholic Charitable Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Dorchester
Anderson
Navillus Halls
F. J. Alichin
William O’connor
H. F. R. Watts
Holy Name Society
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Fire Destroys Barn in Cambridge Night Blaze
Fire swept the barn of Joseph Authier at 173 Reed Street North Cambridge last night at 9. The blaze lasted nearly an hour and was visible for miles. The barn was totally destroyed with a loss of 800 dollars.
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Joseph Authier
Reed Street
Cambridge
Cantabrigia Club Elects New Officers
Mrs. Charles H. Bonney was reelected president of the Cantabrigia Club of Cambridge. New officers include Mrs. Rufus P. Williams as first vice president Mrs. Ellis R. Moore as second vice president Mrs. Frank B. Holley as clerk Mrs. Cheyne as corresponding secretary and Mrs. W. B. Hovey as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bonney
Cantabrigia Club
Cambridge
Rufus P. Williams
Ellis R. Moore
Frank B. Holley
Cheyne
W. B. Hovey
Committee Enlarged in Ward Republican Groups
Ward 20 and Ward 24 committees gain members raising total Republican city committee membership to 249. Officers’ election by ballot is stayed pending Supreme Court ruling on Graves injunction. Campbell seeks Graves contempt action. no reinstatement until Supreme Court decides Graves’s rights. Contempt case likely not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Supreme Court
Edward G. Graves
Benjamin F. Campbell
Ward 1
Graves
Campbell
Scots Celebrate 20th Anniversary Ball in Roxbury
The American Order of Scottish Clans held its twenty year grand concert and ball at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury last evening. Royal chief James F. Wilson and Mrs Wilson led the grand march after a fine concert. The arrangement committee was led by H W Fisher and included Robert Bruce William Coman William Ferris Angus McIsaac J F Newcombe Robert M Wilson Thomas B Gorrie William Paterson James Macdonald and John A McLean. James F Wilson read an address of welcome and Miss Agnes Hyde gave a clever recitation.
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Order of Scottish Clans
Intercolonial Hall
Roxbury
James F. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
H. W. Fisher
Robert Bruce
William Coman
William Ferris
Angus McIisaac
J. F. Newcombe
Robert M. Wilson
Thomas B. Gorrie
William Paterson
James Macdonald
John A. McLean
Royal
Agnes Hyde
Coalition splits over income tax question
Washington May 21. It was announced that the coalition of Democratic Senators and Progressive Republicans has been broken on the income tax issue. Amendments on the subject will be offered by Senators Bailey and Cummins.
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Washington
Bailey
Cummins
Censor Bans Shaw's New Religious Play
The censor has prohibited the production of George Bernard Shaw's new play The Showing Up of Blanco Posnet. The work on a theological subject was in advanced rehearsal for an early production in London.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Blanco Posnet
Order of Railway Conductors Expands Vice Presidents and Referendum
The Order of Railway Conductors voted to add two vice presidents and admit conductors on railways using both electricity and steam. A referendum was added to laws, and President Garretson's recommendations were all adopted. Rochester, NY entered as a candidate for the 1911 convention, with Columbus, Cincinnati, and Jacksonville also bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Division
Garretson
Rochester
N. Y
Columbus
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Fla
Queen of Moulin Rouge Show Sparks City Licensing Fight
The Boston theatre plans a one night performance of Queen of the Moulin Rouge despite mayoral opposition. Backed by Frohman Harris and Potter, the producers claim a license to perform under 1908 law, arguing a show cannot be revoked before production. The dispute centers on public opinion and licensing powers.
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Hattie Forsythe
Hattie
Hibbard
New York
Boston Theatre
Frohman
Harris
Potter
du Maurier
Trilby
Chef's Beans Digest Better by High Oven Heat
A home remedy claims heating beans to 245 degrees with steam bakes in small parcels to ensure full heat. The method asserts higher heat separates particles so digestive juices access beans, reducing heaviness and gas from underheated centers.
Taft backs old age pension plan for government workers
President Taft told a committee of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association that he supports a plan to care for superannuated government employees. He urged merit-based appointments and cited his Philippines experience with a strict system as a basis for age protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
Taft
Philippines
Smuggler Vanishes From Ship Off Boston
Vincenzo Marrazzo a third class steward aboard the White Star liner Romanic smuggled 3740 pieces of coral into Boston on Monday and then disappeared along with the only clue to a smuggling gang. Customs men were investigating when Marrazzo deserted the vessel and was not found yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Marrazzo
White Star
Boston
Marrazzo
Inquiry Aims at Blame in Marrazzo Coral Smuggling Case
An inquiry will be made to fix blame for the escape of Marrazzo as federal authorities investigate a coral smuggling conspiracy. After initial disbelief about coral value, Marrazzo was returned to the ship in custody of Customs Inspector Sleep. The coral worth 5400 dollars before duties emerged, drawing officials to pursue Marrazzo who vanished before arrest.
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Marrazzo
McCarthy Marrazzo
William J. Sleep
Lyman
United States District Attorney's Office
Women End Convention at Malden Universalist Session
The last session of the Universalist conventions met in Malden on Pleasant Street. Mrs. M B Wilkins was elected president with Emma F Foster as vice president and a slate of officers and 13 vice-presidents chosen. The gathering opened with devotional exercises led by Rev. Florence C. Crocker and concluded after committee reports and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Universalist Societies
Women's Universalist Missionary Society
New Universalist Church
Pleasant Street
Florence C. Crocker
Jamaica Plain
JL. M. Houghton
South Boston
M. B. Wilkins
Salem
Emma F. Foster
W. H. S. Brown
Somerville
Clara P. Haven
Annie W. Comins
Worcester
Charles Conklin
Brookline
Peter B. Wiley
Tech students give cup to Dr Noyes at MIT
MIT students presented a loving cup to acting president Dr Arthur A Noyes. The alumni banquet on June 9 will honor the installation of President Maclaurin with guest Charles Nogel from the Commerce and Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Arthur A. Noyes
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nogel
Maclaurin
Loss of Provincetown whaler Knowles unresolved for years
Senator Lodge received a Caracas dispatch stating no confirmation of imprisonment of the Knowles crew. The five year mystery near Castro remains unsolved as Venezuelan officials and consuls report no knowledge of any prisoners or prison location. A prior sensational tale from St Vincent lacks corroboration.
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Washington
Provincetown
Carrie D. Knowles
Senator Lodge
State Department
W. W. Russell
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
United Press
Foreign Office
Department of Interior
Lodge
West Indies
Knowles
Seeking Eloping Sister in Hub in New York
Private detectives and the Fineberg brothers, prominent New York jewelers, chased Miss Sophie Fineberg of Brooklyn in Revere yesterday. They claim she eloped with Samuel Findel of Park Avenue Revere and suspect a Washington marriage. Fineberg, 20, is said to be wealthy. Findel, about 22, is a vaudeville actor seen in local theatres.
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Fineberg Brothers
New York
Revere
Sophie Fineberg
Brooklyn
Samuel Findel
Park Avenue
Findel
Washington
Miss Fineberg
Children Lead Town Cleanup Effort
Reading May 21. For the first time in town history school children will start tomorrow to systematically clean streets vacant lots and dumping grounds Miss Alice Barrows a Centre School teacher and Reading Woman's Club member has organized over 200 children providing badges and directing the effort Tomorrow the youngsters will march to areas of the town identified as littered and uncared-for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Alice Barrows
Centre School
Reading Woman's Club
Rexall Orderlies Promise Quick Constipation Relief
Advertising copy claims Rexall Orderlies cure constipation and restore normal bowel activity without nausea or discomfort. They are said to be candy like, available in 10c and 25c sizes, with a money back guarantee if not effective, from Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores and The Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Riker-Jaynes Drug
Rexall
Cuthura Ointment Heals Child Scald Injury Claims
Mrs Hare of South Shields says a boiling grease scald on her ten month old healed completely in five weeks after using Cuthura Ointment. She notes the ointment also cured three cases of ringworm and praises its effectiveness and lasting use.
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Cuticura
Mrs. Hare
Henry St
South Shields
Durham
England
Cuticura Emollients Promise Quick Skin Relief
The advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment as instantly soothing for distressing skin conditions after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and possibly followed by Cuticura Pills. It claims rapid relief and potential cure in many cases, with free Cuticura Books at depots in London Paris Australia and U.S. locations listed.
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Cuticura
London
Charterhouse
Pleasant Long Island Sound voyage to New York
The fall River Line advertises a vestibuled boat train with parlor cars leaving South Station at 6 PM and arriving in New York at 7 PM. Fare is $3.65 for morning service. For information call Telephone Main 1340 or visit City Ticket Office at 362 Washington St.
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New York
Long Island Sound
South Station
Washington St
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