Danish King and Queen Make First Berlin Visit
King Frederick and Queen Louise of Denmark arrive in Berlin for their first official visit since ascending the throne. They are welcomed by Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria as Berlin garish guards line the streets. The Danish ministers entourage includes Count Ruben Levetzau and Countess Levetzau who arrived with her arm in a sling from a riding accident in Copenhagen. The royal party will depart Berlin Tuesday night.
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Berlin
Frederick
Louise
Denmark
Copenhagen
William
Empress Augusta Victoria
Brandenburg Gate
Ruben Levetzau
Countess Levetzau
Carnegie Heroine to Wed Friend of Him She Saved
Miss Lucy E. Ernst from North Sixth street becomes engaged to Edward F. Berlinger, friend of Harry Schoenhut whom she saved from a rattlesnake bite. Ernst earned the Carnegie medal after treating Schoenhut near Porter’s Lake during a July expedition. Berlinger, Kensington manager of Hygeia Ice Company, is the groom-to-be.
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Carnegie
Philadelphia
Lucy E. Ernst
North Sixth Street
Edward F. Berlinger
Harry E. Schoenhut
Schoenhut
Pike County
Miss Ernst
Edward the Crusader
Jerusalem
Eleanor
Bernhard Ernst
Ernst and Schoenhut
Berlinger
Porter’s Lake
Ernst
Ogontz School
Hygeia Ice Company
Out of the mouths of babies queried by a child
Four year old Bobby asks how a deaf and dumb boy prays with a sore finger prompting a reflection on communication and faith. The line captures a child’s literal curiosity about prayer and disability in a domestic moment.
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Bobby
Plan to ease Winter street traffic proposed by Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner O Meara outlines methods to relieve congestion on Winter street and Temple place. He suggests limiting deliveries and waste disposal hours, excluding automobiles, and, if needed, restricting vehicle entry to Tremont or Washington streets or excluding all nonessential traffic, noting authority rests with Aldermen or City Council.
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O’meara
Board of Aldermen
Winter Street
Temple Place
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Police Department
Girl Slept in a Henhouse Arraigned in Somerville
Maud Stone a 14 year old from Chicago was arraigned for lack of permanent abode. She was found sleeping in a henhouse after seeking shelter from a woman, with hazy memory of her parents location. Reports say she was once employed out West by a man named Lang from Milwaukee to care for his ailing wife.
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Maud Stone
Chicago
Somerville
Maud
Lang
Milwaukee
B U Catholic Club Elects Its Officers
The newly organized Catholic Club of Boston University held its first election in Isaac Rich Hall Law School. Francis J. Foley of West Warren was chosen president Christopher Muldoon of Somerville vice president John K E Kavenaugh of Millers Falls secretary and Alphonse Cangiano of Boston treasurer Foley is a Holy Cross graduate and former editor of the Holy Cross Purple in 1904.
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Catholic Club
Boston University
Isaac Rich Hall
Law School
Francis J. Foley
West Warren
Christopher Muldoon
Somerville
John KE. Kavenaugh
Millers Falls
Alphonse Cangiano
Boston
Foley
Holy Cross
Protest Discharge of Colored Troops in Boston Meeting
Colored ministers in Boston adopted resolutions protesting the discharge of three colored battalions of the Twenty-fifth United States Infantry. They call for colored ministers nationwide to convene in Washington on December 5 for talks with Congress and the President.
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Boston
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Twenty-fifth United States Infantry
Washington
Congress
United States
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Pattern Department
Post
Delvery
Lieved
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Som
Erville
B. U. Catholic Club
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Andrew J. Lloyd Co
Dawn Town
New England
Oak Morris
Morris
SiaSesssee Eee
Axminster
Ier
Cis
UN Cisusc
Ces
Landers
Frary & Clark
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