Catholic Federation condemns Carnegie foundation at Boston meeting
At the semi annual meeting in Roxbury Crossing Catholic federation speakers denounced Andrew Carnegie's foundation as non sectarian education and socialism. The group urged a divorce bill and opposed state supervision of Catholic charities while praising Archbishop O Connell on his cardinal elevation.
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Andrew Carnegie
Foundation
Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Alphonsus’ Hall
Roxbury Crossing
Henry B. Cunningham
William H. O’connell
Vatican
Timothy W. Haley
Middlesex County
The
Catholic Federation
Pope Pius X
Catholic Federation of the
Archdiocese of Boston
Cardinal O’connell
William Cardinal O'Connell
Catholic Federation of the Archdiocese of Boston
Pius X
James P. E. O’connell
O’connell
Federation
Columbus
Mons
A. J. Teeling
Lynn
P. J. Supple
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
National Educational Association
Carnegie Endowment Fund
Supple
Carnegie
P. J. O'Connell
St. Philip's Church
Ancient
Order of Hiber
Archdiocese of
Boston
Calls College Men Scrawny
New York November 5 Dr G Stanley Hall president Cork University Worcester Mass shocked listeners with a remark that the average young college man is scrawny ungainly and inartistic He urged constant training through hardship cold and fatigue to build a stronger physique and mental stamina He noted evidence from Harvard Yale and other universities and claimed growth could continue into a man’s mid twenties offering hope for undersized students.
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New York
G. Stanley Hall
Cork University
Worcester
Mass
West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
Harvard
Yale
Rodgers Makes Coast to Coast Flight
Rodgers began from Banning California and flew westward in a Wright biplane, reaching Tourment Park near Pasadena after 49 days. He set records, surpassed Harry Atwood, and noted a 51.59 mph average over 4281 miles. He warned a transcontinental flight cannot be done in 30 days.
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Rodgers
Banning
Cal
Desert
New York
Colton
Ramona
Pasadena
Pomona
Sierra Madre
Tournament Park
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Wright
Hoxsey
Rominguez Field
Wilson
Sheepshead Bay
Marshall
Harry Atwood
Atwood
Heiress Cheney to Wed Swiss Dressmaker Mr Kaufmann
The Marlboro street heiress Miss Cheney is reported to marry Mr. Kaufmann a Swiss dress and waist firm member in a ceremony planned within weeks. Their friendship grew from art and music discussions while caring for a close friend injured in a street accident.
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Columbus Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Cheney
Mr. Kaufmann
Miss Cheney
Kaelterborn
Boston
Marlboro Street
Frederick denies claim about public interest in clerk's office
Walter K. Frederick, candidate for clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, officially denies having said the public never had any right or interest in his office. He says opponents misused 1907 articles and that he issued a denial at the time.
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Walter K. Frederick
Supreme Judicial Court
Finch
Frederick
Petition for Injunction in Bradley Strike Case
Report outlines a petition to stop the Board of Health from enforcing improvement orders at Bradley, center of a strike by Master Teamsters. Court clerk explains timing and press notice practices after a reporter published an unauthorized story.
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Board of Health
Ort Bradley
Master Teamsters
Bradley
Tie
Court House
Boston
Publc
Marriage date undecided as Kaufmann hosted at Cheney home
The article notes the marriage date is undecided and that Mr Kaufmann, son of a Basel banker, often visits the Cheney home on Sundays. It details his European musical training in Paris and Constantinople, his stint with the Metropolitan Opera, his Boston leadership of the Orpheus Society, and his language skills. It also mentions B P Cheney’s sister Miss Cheney and a summer residence on Middle Brewster in Boston harbor.
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Cheney
Post
Back Bay
Europe
Miss Cheney
Kauffmann
Switzerland
Kaufmann
Mr. Kaufmann
Basel
Paris
Constantinople
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Opera Stage
Mr.Kaufmann
Boston
Orpheus Society
B. P. Cheney
Middie Brewster
Boston Harbor
Escape After Daring Break From Dorchester Chase
Three youths fled after breaking into the home of Ray T. Lagenback at 30 Park Street Dorchester. They took a diamond pin and vanished into marshes off Columbia Road while being pursued by a group led by Peter B. Corbett and his son Frederick who captured but could not detain them.
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Park Street
Dorchester
Columbia Road
Ray T. Lagenback
Lagenback
Peter B. Corbett
Frederick
Beating leads to marsh chase in unidentified suspect case
An elder Corbett was beaten by the man he tried to detain. The three youths fled and a crowd joined the pursuit, but the trail disappeared on the marshes. A dropped cap provides the sole clue to identify the assailant.
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Corbett
How Nature Cures Constipation
The article promotes internal bathing as a thorough, natural method to cleanse the intestines and prevent constipation. It highlights the J. B. L. Cascade as an effective, physician-endorsed remedy now explained by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in New England.
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Riker-Jaynes
New England
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Archdiocesan Federation
Middlesex
Convention Reports
Chase & Sanborn
Washington Street
Washinton Stree
Washington St
EL Paso
Mexico
C. P.rongees
America
Tractor
Cifars 2
Fountains & Elsewhere
Horlick
Jefferson Building
Milwaukee
Jos. Gahm & Son
C St
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