Holy Cross Golden Jubilee Observance in Worcester
The Holy Cross College observed its golden jubilee in Worcester with a morning Mass led by Bishop Beaven. Prominent Jesuit and secular clergy attended, including Fathers Campbell Fulton Dooley Scully Healy O Kane Boone and notable Boston and Philadelphia figures. A 3 pm banquet in Fenwick Hall hosted about 200, followed by student literary exercises and a fireworks finale.
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Father McGurk
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
Holy Cross
Society of Jesus
Thomas J. Campbell
New York
Maryland-New York
Robert Fulton
Patrick J. Dooley
St. Joseph's College
Philadelphia
John Scully
St. Joseph's Church
Elphia
Patrick F. Healy Rovidence
M. A. O’kane
York
Edward D. Boone
Baltimore
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
Boston
Louis 8 S. Walsh
John’s Seminary
Brighton
Bert Walsh
Immaculate Conception
Fenwick Hall
Clergy List for Beaven Diocese Becomes Notable Assembly
Clergymen from Worcester Gloucester Manchester Williamstown New Hampshire and Pennsylvania named as assistants and deacons of honor in Beaven Diocese with Rev Beaven presiding at St. John’s Worcester and related parishes noted. The roster includes Rev Joseph Brou Rev J B Barry Rev John Galvin Rev Joseph Ahern Rev Thomas Griffin Rev Hugh League Rev Thomas Hauselman Rev J Lyers Rev James Boyle Rev W C Gon Rev John Ives Rev Jeremiah Hosier Rev William Fitzpatrick and Deaconic honor by Rev Dr Thomas Conaty among others.
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St. John’s Church
Worcester
Frederick Heaney
Holy Cross College
Frank J. Carr
William Howard
Bachman
Bordeses
Father Fitton
Mt. St. James
Labor Strikes Hit Kohler and J Lincoln Collins Firms
Labor notes report strikes at Kohler and Co. on Elmwood street and at J Lincoln Collins as workers reject wage reductions. Union leaders vow support as stove and furnace makers seek non union labor and Brewers Union No 14 backs a boycott against the American Brewing Company.
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Kohler & Co
Elmwood Street
J. Lincoln Collins
Collins
Lathers’ Protective Union
Brewers’ Union No. 14
American Brewing Company
The Illustrated London News Special Paris Scene Feature
A damaged OCR summary notes a four page Paris scene supplement and coverage of recent Russian festivities. It highlights Mrs Crawford and a portrait of notable figures, plus African tableau wars illustrated by artists. The edition is stated to be the same in New York as in London with a note about education columns for young workers.
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Mustra London News
Lithfist
Paris
New York
London
Ieee
el Cid
Mardy
Dutalee
Cee Grant
United Tes Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gti
Baker
Naval Academy
Navy
H. Sparling
John J. Conway
Edward Brinley
Craven
T. T. Creven
Brooklyn
Fat
Young Craven
Spalling
Washington
Scott
Bowne
Deringiaté
United States
Close of the fair at Saree Hospital raises ten thousand
The Saree Hospital fair at East Armory drew about 10 000 attendees. Notable figures including Maguire Caney Sonnenberg and McNary were present. Performances by Bertoto and the John Boyle O'Reilly Band entertained while prizes totaled items like a watch, blankets and Madonas. Hebrew booths sold out and the event should yield about $10 000 for the hospital fund.
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East Armory
2.J. Maguire
J. J. Caney
Sonnenberg
W. McNary
Edmund A. Madoneld
J. G. Fennessy
Mra
D. L. Prendergast
J. J. Carmody
Isaac Rosnobky
Boston Theon
John Boyle O’reilly
Sherman
Morisey
Girards
Albions
Bentley Brothers
Bowery
Gaiety Theatre
Bertoto
Palace Theatre
Worcester
Colonel Austin
Joseph Caleff
Mary Henley
H. P. Kennedy
Brighton
Julia Lee
B. D. Jahan
Julia
Madonna and
Chiesy Doran
Electric streetcars to Cambridge route via Newton and Watertown
The West End Street Railway plans electric cars from Newton through Watertown to the Cambridge line. A railroad commission decision requires passengers from Newton and Watertown to transfer from electric cars to horse cars at Mt. Auburn.
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West End Street Railway Company
Newton
Watertown
Cambridge
Rattle Street
Mt. Auburn
Boston Man Found Insane near Hartford
Maurice Joseph Ahearn of South Boston aged about 25 was found wandering in Portland in an insane condition. He was taken to the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane at Middletown.
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Hartford
Conn
Maurice Joseph Ahearn
Boston
Portland
Connecticut Hospital For the
Middletown
Dan Kimball Burial Reported at Mt. Auburn
Dan Kimball was buried yesterday from his late Sosyon Datt estate. The Rev Dr nalevitty Church conducted the funeral service. The burial took place at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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Dan Kimball
Sosyon Datteste Atrest
Nalevitty
Mt. Auburn
Evans Estate shows executor filings in Probate Court
The first report of the estate of the late Irving A. Evans filed in Probate Court shows receipts around $00,000 and expenditures about $7,000, leaving a balance near $63,000.
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Irving A. Evans
Fisk Jubilee Singers At Association Hall
The Fisk Jubilee Singers performed last night for members of the M C A at Association Hall. The hall was crowded with attendees enjoying the entertainment.
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Association Hall
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Torbett
Katie Mayhew Pixley A Storied Stage Actress
Katie Mayhew Pixley, known as Snowflake, rose from Bavarian roots to Broadway and the Tremont Theatre. She captivated audiences in operettas and comic pieces, then toured Australia before returning to star in The Deacon's Daughter. She married Robert Fulford and endured personal tragedy with son Thomas Roland Fulford.
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Katie Mayhew
Grand Opera House
Snowflake
Australia
Girofte
Joweene
Bret Harte
Katie Mayehew
Annie i
Daugh
Ss Pixley
Robert Fulford
Thery
Offeenna
Thomas Roland Fulford
Seemingly a Murder In Mt Vernon New York
The body of a well dressed unknown foreign man was found in a water-filled excavation for a railroad project in Mount Vernon. An abrasion on the right temple and a card bearing William J. Kurtz New York City address were found. the back notes Station Central Road 138th Street and Danbury Conn. Coroner Drews suspects murder.
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MT. Vernon
New York, New Haven & Hartiet Railroad
New York City
Funeral services for historian Francie Parkman at noon Saturday
Funeral services for historian Francie Parkman will be held at Kine's Chapel at noon Saturday. Peritonitis caused his death after he was taken from his town.
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Francie Parkman
Kine’s Chapel
Harvard Mourns Death of Longtime Leader at St Botolph Club
A longtime Harvard fellow and overseer, who spent thirty years with the corporation and six years as an overseer, died after a residence in Jamaica Plain failed to help. The Harvard community and St Botolph Club members mourn the loss of this prominent figure.
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Jamaica Plain
Harvard Tén
Corporation
St. Botolph Ub
Verdict Awarded Miss Courtenay in Newton Highlands Collision
In Norfolk Superior Court, Miss Fila H. Courtenay of Needham won a $10,000 verdict against the Albany Road Company for personal injuries from a collision at Newton Highlands on November 9. The suit sought $60,000.
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Albany
Dedham
Fila H. Courtenay
Needham
On & Albany Road Company
Newton Highlands
Lord Mayor's Day in London Crowds Cheer New Mayor
London observes Lord Mayor's Day with a procession for G. R. Tyler as the new lord mayor. Banquet at Guild Hall draws about 2000 guests including Loyd Herschell Earl Kimberly H Campbell-Bannerman and A J Mundella. Cabinet members speak on navy army and India issues amid cheers and hisses.
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London
Leora
G. R. Tyler
Stuart Knill
Guildhall
Loyd Herschell
Earl of
Kimberly
H. Campbell-Bannermann
Earl Spencer
A. J. Mundella
Admiralty
Lora Spencer
Empire
Campbell-Bannerman
Earl of Kimberly
India
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
Europe
England
South Africa
Cape
Fought for the Priests as Exiles Face Police Guard
Report from Berlin says twenty two Catholic priests exiled from the Vistula region were escorted to Grodno and Kiev under guard. Peasants gathered to resist the removal, a battle with gendarmes and Cossacks followed, and troops fired on the crowd causing many casualties. Further trouble feared.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Vistula
Grodno
Kieff
Fifteenth Year Begins for Girls Industrial Club at St An drews
The Girls Industrial Club starts its fifteenth year at St Andrew's Church, 38 Chambers Street, with about seventy five returning members reorganizing. 110 new applicants enrolled for classes in bookkeeping, singing, dressmaking, cooking, writing, literature, millinery, gymnastics and needlework.
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Girls’ Industrial Club
St. Andrew's Church
Chambers Street
Emer Y Cings
Exhibition ad touts Paine's seven eve chamber set
An old newspaper snippet promotes Paine's Furniture Co display of a chamber set described as wonderfully beautiful. The ad urges readers to visit today to see the lines and craft, inviting interest in a lasting household purchase.
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Paine’s Furniture Co
Rome relaxes church rule on secret societies except Freemasons
The Register reports a Hartford meeting of Catholic priests where a circular from U S archbishops suggested the church eased limits on joining secret societies, except Freemasonry. Rome reportedly urged uniformity and a Chicago fall meeting of archbishops discussed the issue. a Post reporter found the telegram incorrect and the matter unsettled.
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New Haven
Register
Church of
United States
Organization of Free Masons
New Order of Things
Chicago
Rome
Catholic Congress
Oda
Morkill Returning to Boston From Montreal
Nelson A. Morkill ex works for manager John Stetson is due back in Boston within ten days. He is staying at the Queen's Hotel in Montreal under the name Nelson Be Marshall of Sherbrooke with Mrs. Morkill and their baby. He arrived Oct 30 and plans to avoid public comment until his return.
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Montreal
Haseen
Nélson A. Morkil
John Stetson
Boston
Morkill
Queen’s Hotel
Nelson BE
Marshall
Sherbrooke
Boston Pedl ers Reform Push Faces City Hearing
A public hearing in the Aldermen's room on John L Flynn and others petitioning for stronger ped lers enforcement reveals calls for an inspector to curb unpermitted street sellers. advocates cite $2000 paid last year, decayed fruit sales, and lax city enforcement with hopes for a $10,000 treasury boost.
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G&v
Aldermen’s Room
John L. Flynn
Boston
John McLaughlin
Pediers’ Protective Association
Board of Police
McLaughlin
Patrick J. Kyle
United States
John McMannus
South Boston
Division 9
Roxbury
Gloucester starts first trip with good freight at harbor
The Gloucester of the Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company began its first trip to Baltimore with a strong freight showing. About twenty arrivals occurred yesterday and 400000 pounds of fish were landed. The schooner Cora Lees, fitted for pollock fishing, will sail under William F. Adams of Boothbay. Steamer Longfellow will run twice weekly for the season and be hauled for winter mid next month.
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Gloucester
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Baltimore
Cora Lees
William F. Adams
Boothbay
Longfellow
Boston Pitot Co
Atlantic War Railway
Atlantic Works
East
Boston
New York
Boston & Bangor Company
New Booa
Bangor
Judge Jasherehu Dies Suddenl y in Supreme Court
Justice Z. Tite Hon, presiding over the Supreme Court, dies suddenly today. The clerk notes the passing shocks the legal community and a formal obituary is expected from court officials.
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Z. Jasherehu
Supreme Court
Three Bogus Check Men Captured in New Boston
Three bogus check men were nabbed by Tyringham detectives in New Boston Massachusetts this morning. They had passed worthless checks in western Connecticut and in Lee and Tyringham Massachusetts.
Driver in runaway crash near Lynn leaves river severely hurt
A hack owned by Stephen Carney and driven by Patrick McIntire was wrecked in a runaway accident at Lynn yesterday morning. The driver suffered serious, possibly fatal injuries.
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Stephen Carney
Patrick McIntire
Lynn
Rirer
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