Dismissal Of Dr Henebry Confirmed At Catholic University
The Catholic University trustees unanimously declined to reappoint Rev Dr Henebry as associate Gaelic professor. The decision drew protests from Hibernian circles nationwide, and Cardinal Gibbons presided with other bishops and lay members present. The board reaffirmed the Gaelic endowment and instructed the rector to hire a Gaelic instructor until a full professor is ready, while reporting strong university finances and plans to enlarge endowment and reduce expenses. The resignation of Dr Charles Warren Stoddard was noted to take effect Sept 30, 1992, after 13 years of service.
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Committee On Organization
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Irish delegates address 1500 Montreal Irish at Windsor Hall
Montreal Nov 2 Irish leaders Redmond O'Donnell and McHugh spoke to about 1500 Irishmen at Windsor Hall. O'Donnell urged Gaelic rhetoric and pled for independence before peace, while Redmond urged loyalty only if England agrees to independence and home rule. Resolutions praised Ireland’s reunited party and pledged Montreal’s support for home rule.
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England
Ireland
Murderer I Like Blondin
An old man named Chumway was murdered tonight at his home near Norwich Connecticut. The murderer, who fled, is said to resemble Blondin the fugitive wife murderer in description and is at large in the area.
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Conn
Chumway
Blondin
Studebaker Dying in South Bend
Clem Studebaker, a leading Midwestern figure, is critically ill in South Bend Indiana. Doctors report his stomach ailment has persisted for over a year and survival is unlikely tonight.
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Ind
Clem Studebaker
Middle West
Malden Women Object to Liquor Ads on Elevated Cars
Malden Massachusetts November 20 The Malden Women’s Christian Temperance Union complains to Boston Elevated Railway General William Bancroft about liquor advertisements in Elevated cars that run into no license cities The group cites Malden voters support for no license and says ads tempt the youth and offend temperance supporters led by Mrs W B Campbell and Mrs Deloraine P Corey
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W. B. Campbell
Deloraine P. Corey
Bonine Jury Chosen for Ayres Murder Trial
In Washington on November 20 a jury was completed for the trial of Mrs Idas Bonine on the murder charge of James Seymour Ayres Jr a census clerk. The court adjourned until 10 tomorrow with the district attorney set to present government representation. Mr Douglas for Mrs Bonine will reserve his opening until prosecution witnesses have been heard. Testimony likely to start tomorrow morning after 30 talesmen were examined and only three seated.
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Idas Bonine
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
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Bonine
Dickinson Names 60000 in London Bribery Ultimatum
A Sofia despatch to the Daily Telegraph reports Mr. Dickinson's ultimatum to brigands sets the ransom at $60,000. The item notes the amount and cites the Sofia source as the basis for the London dispatch.
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London
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Daily Telegraph
Boston Skyscape Idea Promotes City Beauty and Open Space
President Charles Eliot urged urban beautification to give city dwellers views of the sky and nature. He cited Outdoor Art and civic improvements, noting parks, planting, and landscape design as essential, with experts Manning Shurtleff Warren and others presenting plans and endorsements for a more beautiful Boston.
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Nathaniel Morton
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Arthur ‘H. Shurtleff
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C. Howard Walker
H. Langford Warren
H. T. Kelsey
Kate Gannett
Wells
Cure the blues talk at Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Twenty attendees and guests heard Rev W T Beale of Dorchester explain how to cure the blues at the Brunswick venue. H E Smith of Worcester presided. Winslow T Perkins of Boston & Maine spoke on The Three Professions. The Arion Musical Club offered solos. Congressman Sam Powers spoke on American humor. Beale urged optimism and avoiding worry to lift spirits.
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W. T. Beale
Dorchester
Arion Musical Club
Aoe H. E. Smith
Worcester
Winslow T. Perkins
Boston &Maine Railroad
Beale
Samuel Ll. Powers
Pleasing concert at B Y M O Union last evening
A very pleasing program featured Annie May Whitten and Leah Nowell sopranos, Iillian Tortorella contralto, Woutse Craig contralto, Eddie and Henry Donlan, Everett Proctor boy soloists, Daniel Cameron tenor, Lena F Webber mandolin, Elizabeth Callahan whistling soloist, Alice G. Baker, Marena Langer, Earl Eaton, George Mendall Taylor, and Anna Callahan as accompanists.
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B. Y. M. O. Union
Annie May Whitten
Leah Nowell
Iillian Tortorella
Woutse Craig
Eddie
Henry Donlan
Everett Proctor
Daniel Cameron
Lena F. Webber
Elizabeth Callahan
Alice G. Baker
Marena Langer
Earl Eaton
George Mendall Taylor
Anna Callahan
Strike at morocco factories continues amid pending conference
Lynn November 20 There will be no change in the strike situation in the morocco factories until after a conference at 11 15 tomorrow morning in the Board of Trade rooms Exchange street Richard P Barry of the State Board of Arbitration arranged the meeting with committees from the striking workers and manufacturers The Glazers Union of the Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance held a mass meeting and voted to remain out and try to induce workers who are at work to join the strike Choppers from Thomas Kelly Co Pevear Co Ober Leather Co and A Hoff man saw fewer workers today with gates closed at Kelly Co and glazing departments Other details show rising tension as demands are presented in regular form by the labor side and as management and labor seek consensus
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Morocco
Board of Trade
Exchange Street
Richard P. Barry
State Board of Arbitration
Thomas Kelly & Co
Pevear & Co
Ober Leather Company
Polish pianist Slivinski shines in Boston recital series
Josef Slivinski, eminent Polish pianist, gave a notable performance with the Symphony Orchestra and opened a series of Chickering Hall piano recitals exciting musical Boston. The first program, Tuesday afternoon, displayed his marked progress, especially in Chopin, rendered with broad conception rarely seen.
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Symphony Orchestra
Chickering Hall
Boston
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Schumann
Uschaikowski
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Rubenstein
Schubert-Liszt
Franz Liszt
Temperance Union opposes Sunday opening and Raines law
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union at its New York convention adopted a resolution urging strict enforcement of Sunday closing and the abolition of the Raines law. It calls on law abiding citizens to oppose liquor traffic longer hours and greater privileges.
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National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New York State
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