Monignor Sbarretti Named Apostolic Delegate to Canada
MgrSbarretti appointed Rome as apostolic delegate to Canada with Pope signature this afternoon. Donato Sbarretti born 1856 near Rome, connects to famed cardinal. versed in theology canon law, taught moral philosophy, and served as auditor in the United States under Cardinal Satolli. He became Havana bishop in 1899 and has multilingual fluency in Hebrew Arabic Persian Greek Latin and English Spanish Italian French German Russian and Japanese. He indicated plans to proceed to Ottawa, preferring Canada to India, after official notification.
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Rome
Mer. Sbarretti
Canada
Mer
Donato Sbarretti
Montefranche
Leo XIII
Colege of
The
Propaganda
United States
Cardinal Satolli
Havana
St. Aloysius’s Church
Washington
Mer. Sbarrett
Boston Bound Schooner Found Abandoned
New Orleans reports that Chaptain Troop of the British steamer Montezuma, arriving from Tos3 ton, encountered the waterlogged three masted schooner Bucy A. Davis of Portland, Maine, abandoned and bound for Boston, at 9 p m on November 11 in lat 43 93 north lon 69 09 west.
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New Orleans
Chaputain
Montezuma
Bucy A. Davis
Portland
Boston
Sandow Couple Safe After Elingamite Mystery
New reports from Melbourne confirm Eugen Sandow and his wife were not aboard the steamship Elingamite. Earlier despatches suggested they were drowned, but latest messages clear them as safe and in Melbourne.
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Sondon
Eugen Sandow
Cabie
Sandows
Melbourne
Merchants Club hosts state officers in November dinner
The Merchants' Club entertained four recently elected state officers at its November dinner at the New Algonquin Club. Governor-elect Bates and Lieutenant-Governor-elect Guild spoke on population growth, trusts, and political shifts, while Auditor Turner noted office growth since 1849. General Guild warned of rising socialism and urged regulatory unity. the event was non political with Charles H. Taylor presiding.
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Merchants’ Club
New Algonquin Club
Bates
Guild
Olin
Purner
Bradford
Parker
Massachusetts
General Guild
Turner
Charles H. Taylor
England
Massachusetts Bay
United States
Bunker Hill
Boston
Union
Commonwealth Avenue
Commonwealth
William R. Hearst
Congress
San Francisco
Hearst
Whitney
Leber
H Tere
Mr. Baer
Taylor
Warner Receives Three to Five Year Sentence
James A. Warner, convicted of larceny of 2260 from City Trust Company where he served as janitor, was sentenced in Superior Criminal Court to state prison for three to five years. Frank B. Fieming, Boston & Maine night station agent in Chelsea, convicted of breaking a trunk of a woman traveler from Skowhegan, Me., and stealing jewelry worth 80 dollars, will be sentenced Friday afternoon.
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James A. Warner
City Trust Company
Superior Criminal Court
State
Frank B. Fieming
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chelsea
Skowhegan
Lynn Civil War Veteran Refuses Move to Die in Old Room
Edmund F. Lewis 76, Civil War veteran, lies on danger list at Lynn Hospital after hospital admission for heart trouble and Bright's disease. He remains attached to the room he shared with his wife in Lynn, refusing to leave for a Soldiers' Home or his daughter's home. He pleaded to stay, crying to be taken back to the old home as he loses strength.
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Lynn
Edmund F. Lewis
Lynn Hospital
Bright
Ife
Lewis
Post 6
Chelsea
Marblehead
Post
Nazarian Defaults in Assault Case
Charles Nazarian, arrested Saturday and linked to an assault on Victor Lander of 6 Wall Street with a knife, did not appear in court when his name was called and was defaulted. Bondsmen will be asked to pay.
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Charles Nazarian
Watertown
Victor Lander
Wall Street
Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Cure and Rest for Stomach
Advertisement argues chronic dyspepsia is curable with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims dieting harms, promotes rest and nourishment, and asserts tablets digest food, even with an inactive stomach, offering a lasting cure and cost efficiency.
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Stuart
Spring Lane Dispute Settled Over Nichols Store Lease
The lease dispute for Fred Nichols store on Spring Lane near the new building was settled yesterday. Nichols refused to reveal terms but said an agreement had been reached. The disagreement had persisted since the project began, with remaining settlements pending with the outside Butt rick estate representatives.
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Fred Nichols
Spring Lane
Mr. Nichols
Post
Buttrick Estate
Women’s registration nears 14,500 after new additions
About 130 names were added to the women’s list since supplemental registration began, bringing the current total to around 14,500. Registration closes tonight. Last year’s women’s total reached 15,592.
Baptists Hold Congress Here at First Parish Church
The Baptist Congress opened at First Parish Church on Clarendon street with D.W. Abercrombie presiding. Speakers debated baptism's role in church membership and the future of the educated Negro, with remarks from Rufus Johnson, A. Bonsall, James Grant, and others. Sessions continue today.
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The
Baptist Congress
Clarendon Street
D.W
George A. Gordon
D. D
Alvah Hovey
D.D
Baptist Churches
Dr. Abercrombie
Rufus P. Johnson
New York
R. I
Cameron
Rome
A. J. Bonsall
James Grant
Watertown
Jesus
Robert H. Pitt
Richmond
George R. Hogly
Virinia Union University
Richmond, Va
A. C. Dixon
Charles 8. Morris
D. PD
Horry
South
Wild chase after Miller ends with capture on State street
Henry Miller a 17 year old alleged pickpocket led a crowd through the business district pursued by two officers and many others. He dropped a gold watch on the sidewalk and was finally caught on lower State street. the watch was recovered. Miller admitted snatching the watch from Alfred F Varney on Milk street and lives at 16 Cherry street. he was jailed at Station 2.
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Henry Miller
Lower State Street
Miller
Alfred F. Varney
Milk Street
Mr. Varney
Cherry Street
Station 2
King Dreams of Offerings at The Big Store
A November tale describes a king dreaming of a gold palace and a feast. An old adviser deciphers the dream, linking 27 guests to 27 days and identifying The Big Store at Washington, Hanover and Elm streets Boston as the source of all offerings and cheaper goods.
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Vorenberg & Co
Washington
Hanover and
Elm
Hanover
Elm Streets
Boston
Overland Limited Leaves Chicago Daily At Eight P.M.
The luxury train runs nightly from Chicago via Chicago and Northwestern Union and Southern Pacific railways. It features electric lighted Pullman drawing room and compartment observation sleeping dining and buffet library car. Round trip tickets on sale daily at reduced rates with inquiries to J. E. Brittain Boston.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific Railways
J. E. Brittain
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Surprises in recounts as ward results shift in Boston caucuses
Recounts at Faneuil Hall alter ward outcomes in Boston Democratic caucuses. Dolan wins Ward 6 chair, Flaherty and Corbett clash over a contested Colbert result, and Woods loses in Ward 19 while Tracey gains. Ward 17 sees Flynn and Golding rise. Corbett gains in Ward 3 and Casey beats Burns in Ward 4. Aldermen in Wards 1 and 2 unchanged. Tomorrow expands to aldermen and councilmen recounts.
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Faneuil Hall
Charlestown
Arthur W. Dolan
Arthur Harrington
Common Council
John J. Flaherty
Edward Colbert
Election Board
Flaherty
Colbert
Ward 19
Ambrose Woods
James H. McInerney
Woods
Harold D. Tracey
McInerney
D. J. McGillicuddy
anti-Wells
Donovan
O’connell
Corbett
Joseph L. Casey
William F. Burns
Finavy
Philip O’brien
James F. Nolan
Fidward L. Quigley
Minton
Saunders
Burlen
Shaw
Byrnes
Glines Renominated in Somerville Republican Caucuses
In Somerville, Mayor Edward Glines was renominated without opposition at the Republican municipal caucuses. The subsequent aldermanic slate includes Ward 1 and at large Charles S. Gilman, Ward Aldermen Thomas T. M. Sargent and Flyer H. Spaulding, and school committee George S. Poole, with numerous other ward and at large selections listed for Wards 3 through 7.
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Somerville
Edward Glines
Charles S. Gilman
Thomas T. M. Sargent
Flyer H. Spaulding
George
M. D
Joseph SS. Pike
William F. Barker
Charles H. Wood
Dana W. Bennett
FP. N. Shovds
Herbert P. Nickerson
Woerhert I. Taighton
William P. Tones
Frank S. Noyes
George W. Hatch
John J. Higgins
John Walter Sanborn
Ralph A. Landers
John F. Thompson
Daniel M. Frye
Charles H. Hoon
Warren C. Carvett
Walter A. Dow
French
J. Tarbox
Henrietta
H. Attwood
Schenectady Boycott Persists After Stormy Assembly
In Schenectady New York the boycott against the Schenectady Railway Company continues after a meeting so raucous that unions warned of mass withdrawal. A challenged vote was blocked by a constitutional clause, leaving action unresolved and prompting strong street opposition from metal polishers moulders and machinists.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Metal Polishers’ Union
Metal Polishers
Trades Assembly
Moulders’ Union
Assembly
Machinists’ Unions
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