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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1910

Page

7

St Patrick's Cathedral to Be Dedicated Today

New York to witness a grand consecration of St Patrick's Cathedral with Cardinal Gibbons and papal legate Vannutelli. The ceremony marks Cardinal McCloskey’s centennial birth observance with three cardinals, a sermon by Archbishop Glennon, and a mass for parish children and religious orders.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York United States St. Patrick’s Cardinal McCloskey Farley Rea Vincenzo Vannutelli Cardinal Logue All Ireland Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore John J. Glennon St. Louis Cardinal Vannutelli Ireland Diomede Falconio Thomas F. Hickey Rochester N. Y Catholic Club

Harvard Reports 3880 Students in Session

Registration figures for Harvard University departments show a total attendance of 3880 men excluding the summer school and Radcliffe College. The summer school totals about 1490 and Radcliffe about 450. Most regular departments report small gains, while Harvard College records 2188 students, 35 below last year, though the prior figures were taken later in the year.

Harvard University Radcliffe College Radcliffe

Knights of King Arthur to Meet in Boston Parliament

The Knights of King Arthur, an international church boys group founded by Rev. William Byron Forbush, PhD, will hold a Boston parliament on Thursday and Friday October 18 and 14 with members from around the world. Sessions include St Pauls Chapel Tremont Street Thursday sessions and Friday at Union Congregational Church Columbus Avenue.

International Order of the Knights King Arthur Boston William Byron Forbush St. Paul's Chapel Tremont Street Christian Union

Peat Bog Fire Suppressed After Three Days at Newton

After three days of effort Newton firemen finally extinguished a peat bog fire opposite Newton Cemetery in Newton Centre. Firefighters faced challenging conditions but succeeded in stopping the blaze, with authorities reporting no injuries or further spread.

Newton Newton Centre

Mrs Helen Nason Dies After Long Illness at Beverly

Mrs Helen M Nason widow of Jesse S L Nason died at her Beverly summer home after a long illness. Funeral at her Brookline winter home 1471 Beacon street Thursday at 2 oclock. Interment Forest Hills Cemetery. She leaves son Harry I Nason of H J Nason & Co and daughter Ella G Nason.

Helen M. Nason Jesse SL. Nason Beverly Beacon Street Brookline Forest Hills Cemetery Harry I. Nason H. J

Among the Churches of Greater Boston

The Shawmut Church hosts an annual reception tonight for its congregation and friends. A brass tablet for Rev. Charles Howard Falkner will be unveiled at St Paul's Tremont Street next Sunday. Essex South Association meets in Lynn with morning symposiums and evening addresses on church life and civic issues. Local clergy from Malden Beverly Lynn and Springfield engage in discussions, while Bishop Lawrence attends the Episcopal Church convention in Cincinnati accompanying J. Pierpont Morgan.

A. A. Berle Shawmut Congregational Church Charles Howard Falkner St. Paul's Church Tremont Street Tennessee Falkner Essex South Association of Congregational Churches North Congregational Lynn William A. Dietrich Peabody Arthur J. Derbyshire Beverly John W. Buckham Berkeley Cal Centre Methodist Church Malden First Congregational Mothers’ Association Charles H. Moss D. D First Baptist Church Indiana State University Barton Smith College Northampton State Christian Endeavor Convention William Lawrence Episcopal Massachusetts Cincinnati Episcopal Church J. Pierpont Morson New York

Papes Diuretic Claim To Cure Kidney Trouble

An old advertisement touts Papes Diuretic as a cure for kidney and urinary disorders. It warns early signs can appear in back pain headaches and fatigue and promises rapid relief within days. The ad asserts druggists worldwide sell the 50 cent treatment from Pape Thompson Pape of Cincinnati Ohio.

Bright Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati Ohio Pape

Brockton Fair Opens With 30000 Fans Amid Dust and Vaudeville

Brockton on Oct 4 reported a record opening at the Brockton Fair drawing about 30,000 attendees enjoying a crowded program. Highlights included El Sie, the Orient acts, Happy Eli, a Girl in the Black Mask, and the famed Gold Button Bill. Events spanned cattle judging, Brockton High beating Powder Point 28 to 0, and a Brockton Y M C A basketball win. Brockton aviator Grahame-White staged a dramatic 138 minute flight despite gusty winds.

Brockton Brockton Fair Garricks Amy Happy Eli la Belle Freda Gold Button Bill Judge Stevens Judge Hope Judge Whitcomb R. H. Briggs Brattleboro Helen M Fulton W. H. Gould Beverly Brockton High School Powder Point School Cambridge Y. M. C. A

Fairground Marvels and Lively Sideshow at County Fair

Grahame-White led the day by piloting a biplane through a gusty gate as crowds swarmed the midway. The fair offered a Ferris wheel, Rusha the Abyssinian, the Dr Cook adder, the Temple of Mystery with Liliputians, and a tent of Red girls drawing curious visitors.

Grahame- White Garricks Rusha Dr. Cook Adder

Woman Finds a New Star Discovered by Fleming at Harvard

Mrs Williamina P Fleming of the Harvard observatory staff reports discovering a new star, the ninth by her and the eleventh by the observatory staff. The star, found Oct 1, lies in Sagittarius with magnitude 7.8 to 8.6 in spring and 10.5 per Oct 3 observation, not on earlier photographs.

Williamina P. Fleming Harvard Observatory Sagit_tarius Leon Campbell Fleming

Autumn wedding in St Pauls Cambridge joins Guilmartin Boyle

James Guilmartin of Dorchester wed Agatha Evelyn Boyle last evening at St Pauls Church Cambridge. Rev J J Ryan officiated. Bride wore wistaria broad cloth with matching hat, sister Eleanor wore gray silk and pink. Luncheon at 6 Brewer Street. Couple to reside at 17 Leslie Street Dorchester after December 1 following a Niagara trip.

St. Paul’s Church Cambridge James Guilmartin Dorchester Agatha Evelyn Boyle J. J. Ryan Eleanor Brewer Street Niagara Leslie Street

Officer Roland Green Weds Bertha Mackin at Dorchester church

Roland P Green of Station 9 Roxbury married Bertha M Mackin yesterday afternoon. Rev William H Witzpatrick of St Gregory's Church Dorchester officiated. Harold Davis of Roxbury served as best man and Alice M Mackin sister of the bride was bridesmaid.

Roland P. Green Roxbury Bertha M. Mackin William H. Witzpatrick St. Gregory’s Church Dorchester Power Mills Harold Davis Alice M. Mackin

Sheriff Seavey and Pelletier Nominated by Democrats

Sheriff Fred H. Seavey was renominated by the Suffolk county Democratic convention in Lorimer Hall by 236 votes of 238. Joseph C. Pelletier was re nominated for district attorney by unanimous vote. A fiery challenge from Daniel L Sullivan of Ward 9 preceded Seavey’s county nomination.

Fred H. Seavey Suffolk County Lorimer Hall Joseph C. Pelletier Sheriff Seavey Daniel L Sullivan Ward 9 Joseph P. Lomasney Hendricks Club Ward 8 Martin M. Lomasney Mr. Sullivan Jim’ Donovan Mahatma Lomasney Democratic Party Seal Seavey

Lomasney Defends Seavey at Ward 8 Convention

Senator Joseph P. Lomasney praised Sheriff Fred H. Seavey as a longtime Democrat while deriding Ward 9 opposition. The county convention proceeded in a party-line mood with sharp exchanges between Ward 8 and Ward 9 factions and little disruption beyond brief clashes.

Hendricks Club Senator Lomasney Ward 8 Fred H. Seavey Lomasney William F. Murray Sullivan Louis A. Frothingham Ward 9 James J. Storrow

Girlies at the Boston Theatre review

Edward H. Crosby praises the summer show Girlies at the Boston Theatre for its perpetual charm. He notes bright music, pleasing costumes, and pretty girls, arguing the appeal transcends seasons and remains wholesome and entertaining. The piece emphasizes lively performances over a strong plot.

Boston Edward H. Crosby Boston Theatre

Vaudeville Show Promises Variety and Lively Performances

Oscar Spell and a host of acts present a musical stage filled with songs dances and diversions. Joseph Cawthorne Maud Raymond Harry Fern and others deliver comedic numbers mimicry and unique performances while the ensemble chorus exudes energy and charm. The revue lacks a single story but remains engaging for year round entertainment.

Oscar Spell Aiment Joseph Cawthorne Maud Raymond Harry Fern David Abrahams Blitzen Violet MecMillam Queenie Vassar Erminie Clark Rubes

The Girl and the Drummer at the Majestic

The show The Girl and the Drummer runs at the Majestic, succeeding What Happened to Jones. Augustus Barratt provides music for a lively farce with an excellent company led by Drummer Hubert Cortell and eccentric Phil H. Ryley, plus Louise Mink and Marie Flynn in notable turns. the production remains until The Chocolate Soldier arrives October 17.

the Majestic George Broadhurst Jones Augustus Barratt Hubert Cortell Phil H. Ryley Professor Goodly Tweedlepunch Louise Mink Marie Flynn

Ship believed lost is reported safe

Captain J C Arey of the schooner J C Strawbridge reports arrival at Cienfuegos Cuba after 49 days from Philadelphia. After departing August 20 the voyage faced a hurricane and a 12 day becalmment with only inches of movement, the calm confined to a small surface area while nearby vessel William K Park passed outside the calm zone.

J. C. Arey J. C. Strawbridge Cienfuegos Cuba Philadelphia Arey Mariner Strawbridge William K. Park

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