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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1912

Page

8

Impressive Ceremonies Mark St Pauls Cathedral Induction

The ceremony at St Pauls Cathedral featured Bishop Perry Dean Rousmaniere and Bishop Lawrence in the induction of the new dean. Readings by Charles Saunders and a celebratory address followed by Holy Communion framed the service with additional sessions in the afternoon and evening.

George Allen Perry Dean Rousmaniere Lawrence Charles Saunders Bishop Perry Winchester Edward S. Talbot New England Bishop Lawrence ST. Paul's Cathedral

Unity Sermon by Lord Bishop Talbot at St Pauls

The Right Rev Edward S Talbot lord bishop of Winchester England spoke at St Pauls Cathedral before a full audience. He urged unity and praised the cathedral as an example of it. He closed with a blessing for the work and predicted St Pauls would have a brief but active life and a handsome new building as its goal.

Rhode Island St. Paul’s Boston Edward S. Talbot Winchester England St. Paul's Cathedral Bishop Talbot Lawrence St. Paul's

Harvard completes Boston medical trust by acquiring Boston Dispensary

Harvard Medical School takes over The Boston Dispensary on Bennet Street, the third oldest in the nation, founded in 1796. The move strengthens Harvard Johns Hopkins and Cornell as a medical trust shaping New England institutions. Dean Edward H. Bradford says the trust upholds AMA standards and aids troubled schools.

Boston Bradford W.P. Lucas Harvard Medical Faculty David D. Scannell Boston School Committee Tufts Medical Faculty Harvard Johns Hopkins Dean Bradford Educational Trust Carnegie Foundation Tufts Grace Hospital Boston University Hospital Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Longwood Avenue Scannell Tufts Medical Boston City Hospital W. E. Conant Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School Medical Trust Boston Dispensary City Hospital Dead Bradford Soan Bennet Street New England Cornell Edward H. Bradford American Medical Association

Maude Odell Returning to Castle Square Theater in Little Boy Blue

Maude Odell, former leading woman of Castle Square Theatre, returns to the city for Little Boy Blue. The acclaimed star has not appeared here in years and will be warmly welcomed, with reports she will wear magnificent gowns on stage.

Maude Odell Castle Square Theatre Miss Odell Miss Odeil Maude Odetl Castle Square White New York

Funeral held for Herbert A Treuthardt carrier veteran

Medford witnessed a solemn funeral for Herbert A. Treuthardt a longtime Boston letter carrier. Roger Wolcott Camp Spanish War Veterans and other groups including the Boston Letter Carriers Association joined the services from his home to Medford Armory then Oak Grove Cemetery with the Letter Carriers Band in procession.

Medford Roger Wolcott Boston Letter Carriers’ Association Herbert A. Treuthardt Boston Treuthardt Edgecomb

Cascarets Promise Quick Cleanse for Bilious Headache

An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle internal cleanse for bilious headaches and a sluggish liver. It describes symptoms like headaches, bitter taste, yellowing skin, and constipated waste, claiming a 10 cent box will refresh the head and improve mood within a day.

Detective Climbs Spire Seizes Camden Steeplejack

A 200 foot church spire climb in Camden New Jersey ends with the arrest of Charles Kephart, a steeplejack. A separate incident has Mrs Minnie Bulwinkle's clothes set on fire by a sunlit brass reflector. A museum mounting note is given by a colonel. Louise Becker survives a fall aided by corsets. A subterranean monorail coach capacity is fixed at 12 Senators.

Camden N. J Charles Kephart Minnie Bulwinkle Senate Capitol

Masonic Delegation Attends Putnam Lodge Funeral

Haley reports a delegation from Putnam Lodge of Masons of Cambridge and from the Military Order of the Serpent attended the funeral. Cols Glines Lombard Nutter and Gihon were in attendance.

Haley Prement Putnam Lodge of Masons of Cambridge Military Order of the Serpent Glines, Lombard, Nutter Gihon

Parishioners Plan Nov 20 Reunion Cabaret Fundraiser

At a meeting of St. Peter's Catholic Church parishioners in Meeting Houge Hill district yesterday afternoon a reunion at Mechanics' building on November 20 was decided. Proceeds go to the building fund for the new parish house and a cabaret show will feature in the evening’s entertainment.

St. Peter’s Catholic Church Houge Hill Mechanics’ Building

Parishioners Prepare Welcome for Rev O'Donnell Return

At St Philip's Church on Harrison Avenue parishioners announce a reception for Rev Philip J O'Donnell pastor who sailed home on October 1 following his travels.

St. Philip’s Catholic Church Harrison Avenue Philip J. O’donnell

Rockland G A R man dies after carriage struck by engine

John Roach aged 70 a G A R veteran of Rockland and one of seven occupants of a carriage struck by an engine near Rockland last Friday night died at Brockton Hospital this afternoon.

John Roach Rockland Brockton Hospital

Funeral Services for Sgt Adams Held in Jamaica Plain

A funeral service for Sgt Joseph Adams of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company was held yesterday afternoon at the Adams homestead on School Street Jamaica Plain. Masons and a delegation from the Sons of the American Revolution attended. The Rev Mr Borden of Malden officiated and well known military men from the quartet sang with remarks by the chaplain on the deceased’s character.

Sons of the American Revolution Joseph Adams Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Adams School Street Jamaica Plain Borden Malden

Stabbing in Arlington During Auto Repair Dispute

Robert Robbins of 500 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington was stabbed in the head at noon by Phillip Tucci during a tussle in Angelo Caterino's Mystic Street stable. Robbins, who was repairing his car, was treated by a doctor and is expected to recover. Tucci escaped.

Robert Robbins Massachusett Avenue Arlington Phillip Tucci Angelo Caterino Mystic Street Robbins Tuce

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