Cardinal O Connell to Sail From Boston on Canopic
Delegations from principal Catholic societies will bid farewell to Cardinal O Connell before the Canopic departure. The cardinal will stay in stateroom B with a large party aboard the ship bound for Europe. The voyage includes stops at Ponta Delgada Gibraltar and Naples with steerage and saloon passengers listed among 1450 aboard.
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Catholic Sailors’ Club
Ock
Cardinal O'Connell
Tie
Boston
Francis Mahoney
Mahoney
The
Board of Health
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Peter's Church
Cambridge
William O’brien
St. Michael’s Church
Lowel
Mar
Michael J. Splaine
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Patrick J
Mary O'Connell
Europe
Joseph E. O’connell
Bertha O’connor
O’connell
Joseph Flanagan
Newton
Gibraltar
Naples
Rome
Genoa
Italy
New York
Canopic
Francis X. Mahoney
White Star
State Street
J. O. Carter
Cardinal
A. P. Taylor
K. Masters
W. C. Clarke
John McDonald
Williams
Aleck
Carter
Fear Lynn Couple Reported Murdered in China Uprising
Friends of the Rev. Ralph A. Ward and Mrs. Ward, once of Lynn, fear they were killed by Chinese revolutionists in Foochow where they worked as missionaries. Officials had warned of danger as fires spread in the city after the revolutionaries seized Foochow, capital of Fu Kien.
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Lynn
Ralph A
Ward
Fooshow
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Chestnut Street
William P. Connery
Fooochow
American Board
Foochow
China
Fu Kien
Ralph A. Ward
Cure Rheumatism After Fifty With Toris Compound
A dubious old remedy claims to relieve rheumatism and restore vigor after age fifty. The instruction advises purchasing one ounce Toris compound and one ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla, mixing in whiskey, and taking a tablespoon before meals and at night. It warns against patent medicines and urges asking for the genuine Toris compound from Globe Pharmaceutical of Chicago.
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Globe Pharmaceutical of
Chicago
Chaos in Nanking as Dutch? no. Chinese massacre unfolds
Nanking China reports describe a devastating scene with 12,000 Manchu and imperial soldiers entrenched on Purple Hill and Chinese mobs driving through districts. Mission stations including Ponasang Pagoda Ding-loh Shaowu and Foochow College noted with schools and hospitals. American Board officials hope mission property remains safe amid disorders.
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Nanking
China
Purple Hill
College For Girls
Ponasang
Pagoda
Bible Women’s Training School
Ding-loh
Shaowu
Foochow College
Barton
America
Massacre and flight as Manchu forces sack a city in revolt
Report describes terrified Chinese fleeing to field shelters as 70,000 escape by noon and 20,000 more by night. Manchus slaughter men women and children amid looting of wealthy houses. Executions target those in white, white handkerchiefs, and white shoes.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Americans Safe Cablegram From Foochow Reports Insurrection
A Foochow cablegram to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions says all are safe amid an insurrection across the Foochow district. The message notes 277 students enrolled at Foochow College and lists hospitals and girls’ college run by the board, with 18 American missionaries among about 500 in the area.
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Foochow
Fukien
China
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Mission
James L. Barton
Foochow City
American Board
American Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Ponasang
Foochow College
Foochow Missionary Hospital
Uncle Sam Puzzled Over Military Aid in China
The State Department weighs options if asked to furnish troops to safeguard the Pekin to Tien Tsin railroad. There is no formal obligation, only permissive authority, with 20 Marines currently stationed at Pekin as a sufficient response to any legitimate demand.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Sea
Pekins
Chinese Minister Wang Tah Sin Vanishes From Japan
Chinese minister to Japan Wang Tah Sin has left his official residence to avoid a meeting with 3800 Chinese students in schooling at government expense. Students seized the legation after discovering his absence, leaving remittances to fund their studies ceased from Pekin.
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Japan
Kio
Wang Tahsin
Pekin
Wang
Legation
Washington
Great Britain
London
China
Yokohama
Boston Widow Sues for 10000 in Husband Death Case
Maria Di Sisto, administratrix of Giuseppe Di Sisto of Boston, sues Antonio Di Stefano and Rosa Di Stefano for 10000 claiming her husband was killed due to their actions. The suit names the defendants and seeks damages in the civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio di Stefano
Rosa di Stefano
Maria di Sisto
Giuseppe di Sisto
Boston
Worker fatally injured in wagon collision on Orleans Street
A man employed by the defendants died after a wagon collided with a piece of fire apparatus on Orleans Street in East Boston on September 7. He sustained injuries during the crash and did not survive.
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Orleans Street
Boston
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Grippe Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the only effective cure for colds and grippe. It claims three years of research and a price of 25 cents per dose, with immediate relief after the first dose and no quinine. It urges dosing every two hours for three consecutive doses.
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Grippe
Pape
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St. Aidan’s Church
Brookline
Captain Carter
Fear Lynn
Bass & Co
Sears St
N. Waldo Kennedy
Washington Street
Rev
D. James
Warren &J
Roxbury, Co
Masa
W. Haines Company
Glenn Ridg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Col
Uncle Sam
Smithh & Cocs
Eathra
Cigarn
EDAD
Reek
Washburn
Crosby’'s
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