Ordination Ceremony at Brighton Seminary
The Rt. Rev. Joseph G. Anderson presided at Brighton Seminary St. John's Theological for ordination services. New deacons named included Lawrence J. Carroll, Waldo C. Hasenfus, and Francis S. Keaney for Boston diocese. sub-deacons listed: Edward Hurley, Raymond T. Brosnahan, John J. Flynn, James F. Sherry, Francis Garrick, and Daniel O'Bryan.
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St. John's Theological Seminary
Brighton
Joseph G. Anderson
John B. Peterson
George W. Leahy
Andrew O’brien
Lawrence J. Carroll
Peabody
Diocese of
Mobile
Ala
Waldo C. Hasenfus
Newton
Francis S. Keaney
Dorchester
Wio
Boston
Andrew Doucet
Archdiocese of
Edward Hurley
South Boston
Raymond T. Brosnahan
Cambridge
John J. Flynn
James F. Sherry
Francis Garrick
Somerville
Daniel BE. O'Bryan
Garrick
Daniel O'bryan
Cese Manchester
Nfrancis Kk
Mrs Roosevelt Kicked Up Unconscious After Pitch
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt is confined to the house after a saddle horse accident near Oyster Bay. On Saturday the horse reared and threw her. she struck her head and shoulders and was briefly trapped by the stirrup before her husband and son subdued the animal. She is recovering but will stay indoors for several days.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mrs. Roosevelt
Francis B. Johnson
Four indicted in Butter robbery case in Providence
The Providence grand jury indicted four men in the July 18 robbery of Boston junk dealer Samuel Butter for 7500 dollars. Town treasurer John Ogden of North Providence was indicted for embezzlement. Crane and Jones of Boston are free on bail. Strausneider and Kane are at large. Jones faces conspiracy and robbery charges with 11009 bail. Ogden to plead Friday morning.
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Providence
R. I
Samuel Butter
Boston
John Ogden
North Providence
William C. Crane
James T. Jones
Big Lem” Strausneider
Charles Kane
Jones
Crane
Strausneider
Kane
Ogden
Suffrage League Convenes In Haverhill For Eighth Annual Meeting
The New England Suffrage League held its eighth convention in Haverhill with 70 delegates from Connecticut Rhode Island New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Resolutions urged federal anti lynching measures condemned Tafts color line in appointments and called for action regarding Coatesville and passenger segregation. New officers included W Munroe Trotter as president Handy L Duncan as corresponding secretary Joshua Crawford as treasurer and J D Correthers as chaplain.
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Haverhill
New England Suffrage League
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Clifford H. Plummer
Boston
Joe W. Bean
Congress
Taft
Coatesville
W. Munroe Trotter
Cravath Simpson
J. I. Davis
Malden
J. T. Slaughter
Contagious Skin Ailments Promoted by Resinol Ointment
Skin diseases and contagious conditions are described, urging use of Resinol Ointment as a standard remedy. The ad claims Resinol is scientifically formulated from natural ingredients, safe for delicate skin, and sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. Samples offered by mail from Resinol Chemical Co. Baltimore.
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Marmola Co
Monroe Ave
Detroit
Mich
Department No. 51
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Striking Shop Workers See Widely Varied Estimates
Railroad officials and union leaders differ on strikers numbers in the Harriman lines. Julius Kruttschnitt cites about 4000 Union Pacific shopmen out. J A Franklin says 20000 or more. Kept lower for Minors Central. little violence reported. Police quelled a Burnside disturbance.
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Chicago
Harriman
Illinois Central
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
J. A. L’ranklin
Boilermakers' Union
W. I. Park
Kruttechnitt
Burnside
Sharks Break Trawls on Olive F Hutchins Catch
The schooner Olive F Hutchins arrived at T wharf with 22000 pounds of haddock cod and hake after a fast run from the banks. Sharks destroyed seven trawls and damaged a mile of gear while consuming fish on the hooks. The crew reported an unusually large school of sharks sighted in years.
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Olive F. Hutchins
T Wharf
Hutchins
Tribune raises price cut success boosts circulation and ads
The Chicago Daily Tribune reports a major circulation rise after price reductions with averages over 240000 for the Daily and 350000 for the Sunday edition. It credits broader reach, improved advertising results, and a larger reader base including wealthy and working citizens, with expanded services and a strict advertising policy.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
America
Chicago
The
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
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Chas. Munter
Nulife
Iker
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Ters
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Briggs
John Callan O’laughlin
Marquise de Fontenoy
Prof
Dorsey
Laura Jean Libbey
Herbert Kaufman
Lillian Russell
Family Magazine
Marquis of Queensberry
W. A. Evans
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