Great Parade of A. O. H. Members Preceded the Opening
In the presence of about ten thousand people from across the Boston archdiocese the diocesan bazaar raising funds for Catholic charities opened last night. The Ancient Order of Hibernians led the opening in Mechanics Building Hall noted for its festive booths, bright costumes, and green uniforms.
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Archdiocese of
Boston
Order of Hibernians
Mechanics’ Building Hall
Hibernians
Ireland day at Boston diocese bazaar with grand opening parade
The Boston diocese hosts an Irish bazaar with national booths and a grand opening by the Ancient Order of Hibernians. A 38,000 strong parade led by Chief Marshal Matthew Cummings marked the event, featuring Worcester battalion uniforms and diverse national displays.
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Diocese of
Boston
Blarney Castle
America
Germany
Sweden
Japan
Ireland
Order of Hibernians
Arlington
Beacon Streets
Matthew Cummings
Order
Worcester
Rev E E Hale Loses Son in New York Death
News of the death of Herbert TD Hale reached Rev. Edward Everett Hale at his Roxbury home yesterday. The elder clergyman, long grounded in fragile health, was deeply affected though the passing did not come as a surprise.
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Herbert TD. Hale
New York
Edward Everett Hale
Roxbury
Divine
Dublin Fire Destroys Portrait of O'Connell
Dublin reports the Council Chamber fire gutting the room and narrowly missing the City Hall. The blaze destroyed all paintings in the Chamber including the historic portrait of Daniel O'Connell.
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Dublin
O'Connell
Council Chamber
Daniel O’connell
MIT appoints Richard C G Maclaurin as new president
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology selects Richard C G Maclaurin for the presidency. He will assume duties at the earliest possible time after finalizing engagements at Columbia University. A special corporation meeting is planned for Monday November 28 to confirm the appointment.
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Technology
Richard CG. Maclaurin
Lie D
Columbia University
Columbia
Pritchett
Arthur A. Noyes
Noyes
Chemical Research Department
Maclaurin
Post
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast for New England and eastern New York calls for fair and colder conditions Thursday and Friday with fresh west winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa readings yesterday
The visible data lists an average temperature of 47 degrees with a note of 17 24 in the fragmentary OCR. It also shows a past year comparison line mentioning yesterday's temperature.
Harvard Dartmouth game tickets on sale today in Boston
About 2000 seats remain unsold after yesterday’s sale. Graduates who did not apply may request two seats each with stamped self addressed envelope and 83 dollars total. Applications due 1 p.m. at 607 State Street Boston. Winners chosen by lot and tickets mailed Friday morning.
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State Street
Boston
Cambridge
Charter Declared Legal in Haverhill Vote
The Supreme Court declared the Haverhill civic charter legal in all respects after a Nov 11 ruling. It denied petitions by Councilman Paul H. Graham and others seeking mandamus and injunction to block ballots for the upcoming preliminary election. The petition argued the charter violated equal rights by limiting candidate names on ballots.
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Haverhill
Supreme Court
Paul H. Graham
Marconi Likely Nobel Prize in Physics
Stockholm November 11 unofficially states that William Marconi renowned for wireless telegraphy is to be awarded the next Nobel Prize in Physics.
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Stockholm
William Marconi
Baseball War Threat Looms Over Major Leagues
Eastern league and American Association reps blocked a National Association meeting amid a critical crisis. Harvard held scrimmage practice with all players in form. Dartmouth star Ingersoll likely out Saturday causing dismay at Hanover. Yale will skip scrimmage rest of week. Princeton camps for two days to rest. Another YMCA relay race planned from New York to Washington.
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Eastern League
American Association
National Association
Harvard
Ingersoll
Dartmouth
Hanover
Yale
Princeton
New York
Washington
Hunt for 23 alleged offenders ends with many in custody
Brookline village mobbed the streets as police pursued 23 young men warrants issued over caucuses and elections violations. From 3 PM to midnight 16 were arrested and later all but one released on bail.
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Brookline
Youngs
Arrests in Brookline caucus voting dispute under Judge Perkins
Following Judge Perkins' Brookline inquiry into April and September caucus votes it was alleged some voters cast ballots for both parties. Four were not charged after voting twice, eighteen faced challenges and did not take the oath, and fifteen were arrested last night in Village Square. Officers Paige Rutherford and Holleran led the arrests prompted by Republican officials Wason Chase and Wiley in connection with the September contest won by Norman White over John Curtin.
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Perkins
Brookline Court
Francis Ds O'Brien
Michael J. Gibbons
Augustine A. Murray
Thomas J. Walsh
Stephen J. Cunningham
Francis Cusick
Joseph Donovan
Thomas F. Ryan
John F. Hand
Patrick F. Watkin
Charles A. Lunney
George McIntosh, Jr
Patrick Sullivan
Jeremiah Collins
Michael Daly
John G. Lally
O'Brien
Gibbons
Murray
Walsh
Daly
Captain Paige
Rutherford
Holleran
Leonard Wason
Republican Town Committee
Herbert R. Chase
Jesse S. Wiley
Board of Registrars
Norman I. White
John A. Curtin
White
Potters and Stevenses Swing Support to Senate Candidate Treadway
The race for the 1909 Massachusetts Senate presidency narrows to Allen T. Treadway of Stockbridge and James F. Shaw of Somerville as Elmer C. Potter of Worcester and Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville withdraw. Lodge and Crane back Treadway. Shaw vows to lead or “lift the lid” with pledges shifting after the withdrawals. Correspondence shows Potter and Stevens endorsing Treadway, signaling strong support and a pivotal party machine battle.
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Elmer C. Potter
Worcester
Elmer A. Stevens
Somerville
Senate
Allen T Treadway
Stockbridge
James F. Shaw
United States
Lodge
Crane
Treadway
Shaw
Elmer Potter
Senator Shaw
Stevens
Potter
Republican
Elmers
Allen T. Treadway
Mass
Mase
Father Johns Menicine Budds You Up In Cures Colds
Ad text advertises Father Johns Menicine as curative for colds. Claims medicinal benefits to boost health and relieve cold symptoms.
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Father John
Cost Lives Cost Lives Item Listing Names
Cost Lives Cost Lives lists C. B. Lowry of Lexington Southern representative of American Creosote Works Chicago Professor C. E. Roos New Orleans University William A. Martin of Slidell coal merchant New Orleans William Attaway 3 years old Slidell O Travis Hattiesburg Miss J K P Shous Morristown Miss Co A Crawford Seminary Miss Augustus Heitkamp Pearl River Miss three unidentified men.
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C. B. Lowry
Lexington
American Creosote Works
Chicago
C. E. Roos
New Orleans University
William A. Martin
Slidell
New Orleans
William Attaway
O. Travis
Hattiesburg
Miss
J. K. P. Shous
Morristown
A. Crawford
Seminary
Augustus Heitkampf
Pearl River
Kaiser’s Tongue Sparks War Talk in Reichstag
Berlin reporters recount Herr Heine’s searing Reichstag speech attacking Emperor William’s pro English interview. He warns Germany may plunge into war if the emperor’s loquacity continues.
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Berlin
William
Herr Heine
Reichstag
Reichstag Debates Kaiser Interview and Constitutional Reform
Herr Heine warned guarantees are needed that the Emperor will not meddle in constitutional change. He warned Germany would face war otherwise. Chancellor von Buelow urged the Kaiser to show restraint and to accept responsibility, noting England’s reaction and the importance of imperial policy.
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Herr Heine
Germany
Reichstag
von Buelow
London Daily Telegram
England
Trains on Route Between Slidell and New Orleans
Between Slidell and New Orleans the Great Northern trains run over the tracks of the New Orleans and Northeast road. A local Northeastern train from Hattiesburg and Mississippi points is due to arrive in New Orleans 20 minutes before the last Great Northern train from Covington. Also Dr Daniels Horse Colic Cure advertised at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
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New Orleans
Great Northern Express
New Orleans & Northeastern
Little Woods
Lake Pontchartrain
Slidell
Great Northern
Northeastern
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Covington
Body of Andree Found Near Labrador Coast
Report from Copenhagen says the body of Professor S. A. Andree may be found beneath a wooden cross near the Labrador coast. The discovery hinges on whether the inscription reads Andre or Andree. Captain Chalker of the Pilot of Brigue is credited with the find, per a Danish steamer Inga's captain letter dated Sept. 30.
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Copenhagen
Labrador
S. A. Andree
North Pole
Andre
Inga
Letter from captain on Inga reports Pilot of Brigne voyage
The captain sent from Indian Side Labrador notes that Pilot of Brigne arrived from Cape Mugford northern Labrador. He found a simple wooden cross inland a quarter mile from shore bearing the name Andree or Andre. The cross site is a desert rarely visited by Eskimos. The fate of Andree’s two companions remains uncertain if the remains are his. Captain Chalker, a part Eskimo, helped in Peary’s Greenland landing.
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Inga
Indian Side
Labrador
Brigne
Cape Mugford
Chalker
Andree
Andre
Greenland
Sailor Reports Unknown Grave Beside Labrador Coast Cross
Captain James Chalker of the Pilot of Brigus says he found a grave with a cross bearing the name Andre Ansty near Mugford Bay in northern Labrador around August. He did not disturb the site and has no documents or knowledge of who is buried there. the grave’s location is known, with the nearest settlement 20 miles away.
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ST. John's
James Chalker
Brigus
Conception Bay
N. F
Mugford Bay
Labrador
Black Buck Bay
Andre Ansty
Chalker
Andre
Andree
Polar expedition launched to reach the North Pole in 1897
The Andree Arctic voyage began from Dane's Island Spitzbergen on July 11 1897 led by Professor S A Andree with companions Strndberg and Fraenkel. A buoy marked Andree Polar Expedition with an anchor was later found in September 1899 on King.
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North Pole
S. A. Andree
Dane’s Island
Spitzbergen
Professor Andree
Strndberg
Fraenkel
Andree
Secretary Root to Attend Relative's Funeral in Boston
Secretary Root left Washington for Boston to attend a relative's funeral and will return Friday.
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Root
Boston
Washington
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Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
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The
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Dean Alfred J. Burton
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Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
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Harvard Athletic Association
Marconi
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Louisiana
Kaiser
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