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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1912

Page

5

Cardinal O Connell Leads Dedication at St Clem Church

Cardinal O Connell officiated the dedication of the Church of St Clem ent in South Medford yesterday morning. Parishioners thronged the doors and many stood at the entrance. After the ceremonies he greeted the crowd at the altar rail as the throng formed a line to kiss the cardinal s ring.

Cardinal O'Connell Ville ST. Clement’s Church South Medford Hugh J., Cleary Cardinal O’connell St. Clement

Cardinal dedicates Boston church with diverse clergy and praise

A grand dedication service led by Cardinal O Connell featured bishoprics and priests from Somerville Cambridge and Charlestown. The sermon by Rev Andrew Gunning praised the parish work while the mayor and city leaders attended. The cardinal recounted saving St Clement's from destruction with funds from Boston merchants and Protestant partners.

Mgr Edward J. Moriarty St. Thomas’ Church Jamaica Plain J. J. O’brien St. Catherine’s Somerville J. P. F. Kelly St. John’s North Cambridge Hugh J. Cleary St. Joseph’s C. T. McGrath St.Joseph’s James N. Supple St. Francis de Sales Charlestown Andrew Gunning C. SS. R Mission Church St. Paul's Church Cambridge

Seven Arrested On Gambling Charges In Wakefield

Officers Preston and DeRoche of the Wakefield police raided a factory building at 5 PM and arrested seven men at a gambling game. A poker table was found in progress with three onlookers. Police indicate multiple Sunday games exist in town and yesterday marked a start in stopping the activity. The watchman admitted the men to the building and was not charged.

Preston and DeRoche Wakefield Police

Donkey Eats Police Lunch Near Venice Station

A donkey wandered into the Venice California police station while empty, and began eating Sergeant Cavanaughs lunch until three officers forced it to depart.

Venice Cal

Bennett Clark as Parliamentarian for House of Sixty third

Friends of Speaker Champ Clark press for Bennet Clark to be named parliamentarian of the House of the Sixty third Congress. The 24 year old son would influence rulings if Champ Clark is re elected, making the father subject to his son's decisions.

Bennett Clark Washington Champ Clark Clark

Sunday advertising boosts store traffic in major cities

New York Herald coordinated counts with five New York stores and a Boston outlet, showing Sunday ad campaigns drive large Monday crowds. Houghton & Dutton in Boston drew about 38,818 visitors and 22 cars 17 carriages, with total weekly sales and customer flows cited by Alexander McGregor and other executives from Macy, Greenhut-Siegel Cooper, Gimbel Brothers, and others.

New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston New York Herald Houghton & Dutton Company Alexander McGregor Massachusetts J. B. Greenhut Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Company J. F. Beale R. H. Macy & Co Greenhut W. R. Hotchkiss Gimbel Brothers Herald Tremont and Beaecon Houghton & Dutton United States New England Governor’s Council

Switch must be removed after rail wreck inquiry

Hartford officials report the Public Utilities Commission orders removal of a facing point switch blamed for a Westport wreck that killed seven and injured many. The panel requires high speed trains to stop before crossovers if the cross-over is unsafe for high speed, to prevent future derailments.

Hartford, Conn New York, New Haven & Hartford Westport Public Utilities Commission

Fire damp explosion kills 24 in French coal mine

A mine blast in Calais France kills 24 workers after fire damp exploded between shifts. Of 388 miners in the site 14 escaped when lamps went out and a rescue party recovered 21 bodies with three unaccounted for in a remote section.

Calais France

Lodger Accused Over Neighbor's Hair Combing Incident

Henry Sawyer of North Frecinct is alleged to have acted disorderly after objecting to a roomer combing his wife's hair in a Pennsylvanian house. Police say Sawyer admitted missing his wife at midnight and discovering another man busy combing her hair.

Farrell Penn Henry Sawyer North Frecinct Sawyer

Judge Ben B Lindsey Speaks on Youth Crime at Ford Hall

A large Ford Hall audience applauded Judge Ben B Lindsey who argued that lying and stealing are part of nature and that poverty and crime stem from environment. He urged stronger corrections for children, reform in education, and wider church involvement to ensure justice over charity.

Ben B. Lindsey Ford Hall

Virtues Acquired Noted In Fragmentary Remark

A fragmentary line, quoted as The virtues, he said, are not in, hints at a discussion of moral qualities without full context or attribution, leaving the intended point unclear.

Mantell couple hint at future trading girl under law

Mrs. Robert J. Mantell presented her actor manager husband with a young Detroit actress once part of his company Genevieve Humper. Child labor laws would delay any potential casting for at least 14 years, a fact noted in the Times dispatch.

Robert B. Mantell Detroit Robert J. Mantell Mantell Genevieve Humper

Wilson to receive hair chain from beard of South Bend man

In South Bend on November 24, the future president will be given a watch chain made from human hair growing on Peter Skreezmer's chin for three years.

South Bend Ind Wilson Peter Skreezmer

Marion Covert to Receive 150000 From Chicago Manufacturer

Poughkeepsie New York November 24 Miss Marion I Covert a cripple will obtain 150000 left to her by Gerald Thurston a Chicago piano manufacturer the bequest stems from attention shown to her when she was six years old lawyers said the will directs that the money be paid next Saturday.

Poughkefpste N. Y Marion I. Covert Gerald Thurston Chicago

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St. Clement’s of Rome J. P. Clark D. W. Lenehan St. Mary’s Brighton Ambrose A. Dore Thomas F. McCarthy Medford Father McCarthy Cardinal Holy Father St. Peter St. Clement's St. Clement’s Winton Adrian Cluett, Peabody & Co Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores D. F. Flagg & CO. Bols Y Cmte Artory Kedward Woods Sixth Ave Newark Terence Maynard Jewelers & Silversmiths Boylston Street Berkeley Building Utilities Commission Lodger Mrs. MantEll Lindsey Paine Furniture Company Haymarket Square Canal Street North Station Paine
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