Knights of Columbus at the Cathedral in Boston
Special Columbus day services were held at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston under the State council of the Knights of Columbus. About 2000 members and friends attended vespers a sermon and benediction with Archbishop Williams taking part. The Rev James N Supple led vespers and Rev Father Walsh preached. State officers supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
State Council of the
Knights of Columbus
Order
Father Walsh
Archbishop Williams
Conlin
Joseph C. Pelletier
William J. O’brien
Henry EF. Hagan
James N. Supple
J. Edward Shea
William J. McDermott
Timothy F. Lynes
Kelly surrenders and pleads self defence
J W Kelly city editor of the Butte Inter Mountain surrendered to police in Butte Montana today and will plead self defence after shooting Dr H A Cayley. Cayley was taken to a private hospital and is reportedly dead though police access was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
J. W. Kelly
Butte Inter-Mountain
H. A. Cayley
Cayley
General James F. Smith named to Philippine Commission
Washington Oct 13 General James F Smith of California has been appointed a member of the Philippine Commission to succeed Bernard Moses who is to retire Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James F. Smith
California
Philippine Commission
Bernard Moses
Radam Microbe Killer Promises Cure For Chronic Ailments
An advertisement claims chronic illnesses and blood disorders stem from microbes and that Radam's Microbe Killer destroys the cause. It touts superiority over other remedies and states consumption Bright's disease rheumatism catarrh cancer and similar ailments are cured by drinking the product from the Boston office at 33 Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RADAM
Bright
Wm. Radam Microbe Killer Co
Boston
Washington St
Somerville Assault Probe Seeks Suspect Near Lincoln Park
Miss Susan O Neil reported a strong but nonlethal assault on Washington street near Lincoln Park around 10 last Friday evening. A thickset man of medium height wearing a small cap fled after grabbing her throat. a witness described him as possibly a negro, but details remain uncertain. Police note heightened patrols as they investigate in a busy residential area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Susan O'Neil
Washington Street
Lincoln Park
Miss O'Neil
Miss O'Neill
Washington and
Dane Streets
Union Square
Linecoln Park
Perry Street
Baby Boy Saves Clerk From Coal Bill in Haymarket Tale
A Haymarket clerk celebrates a baby boy by earning two tons of coal free. The boss offers two tons of coal for seven dollars per ton, promising no charge if the baby is a boy. The clerk reports a boy, then the story shifts to a soap ad praising Fels-Naptha for cleaning underwear without boiling or rubbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket Square
Break Away From Wesley Causes Stir in Worcester
The Rev James D Mudge addressed Worcester area Methodist ministers criticizing John Wesleys Christian Perfection asserting Wesley erred often. He contends Methodism should sever ties to Wesleys teachings to regain former prominence by breaking away from his rules and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
James —D. Mudge
John Wesley
Wesley
Mudge
Methodist Church
Woburn Bribery Charges Heard At Third Hearing
Woburn Oct 18 The committee investigating bribery charges by President Brady against Alderman Greaney held its third session. Little evidence appeared as counsel argued over unsigned specifications. Brady signed the charges and witnesses were examined, with Remington denying he heard C S Cummings offer Greaney $1000 for a street railway vote. Hearing set to resume Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Charles F. Remington
C. S. Cummings
Aldermith Greaney
Remington
Man arraigned in manslaughter case over Tagney death
John Sullivan, 28, was arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Burke on manslaughter charges for the death of John Tagney after a melee at Pleasant and Piedmont streets. Bail set at 5000. unable to secure bondsman. remanded to Charles Street jail as hearing postponed to Oct 23. Tagney died after suffering a fractured skull following the sidewalk fall.
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John Sullivan
Burke
Sullivan
Charles Street
John Tagney
Tagney
Pleasant
Piedmont Streets
City Hospital
Larson Tries Death in Personal Crisis Incident
Lawrence Larson aged 45 took a large dose of chloral hydrate in a personal crisis at Washington and Pine. He was found by a Division 4 patrolman near his home at 9 Pine Street and sent to the Relief station where he is recovering. Despondency is cited as the alleged cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Larson
Washington and
Pine Streets
Division 4
Pine Street
Betts Appears in Court Before Judge Lowell
Frederick E Betts appeared in court before Judge Lowell yesterday at 4 p.m. United States authorities requested bail raise from 5000 to 10000. The case was continued until 10 oclock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Betts
Lowell
United States
Raising O Sullivan Fund by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union committee raised a fund as a tribute to John F. O Sullivan for labor service. James R. Crozier became chairman, D D Driscoll secretary, General Charles H Taylor treasurer, with contributions to be sent to him. Several subcommittees and local unions were named, with specific financial pledges reported from various trades and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union Committee
John F. O'Sullivan
James R. Crozier
Central Labor Union
D. D. Driscoll
Charles H. Taylor
the Globe
Thomas F. Tracey
New England
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades’ Council
John CG
Hickey
Lynn
Roxbury
Edmond I. Ward
City Proper
D. D
Engineers' 16
F. J. Kneeland
Building Trades Council
Joseph H. Whall
Printing Trades Council
Boston
Chelsea
Frank H. McCarthy
Cambridge
Somerville
Thomas Edwards
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Firemen's Union
Electrical Workers
Well Known Machinist Recovers After Remedy Claim
Theo H LeClair of Port Henry New York says Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy cured his inflammatory rheumatism after a druggist Mr Smith recommended it. The ad promotes the remedy as a cure for uric acid related kidney bladder and blood disorders plus rheumatism dyspepsia and female weaknesses. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes with a free sample by mail from the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Handout NY. Also mentions Rose Jelly for hay fever and cold with a price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, H. LeClair
Port Henry
N. Y
Smith
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Wn, Y
Blood Wine cures consumption claims from Boston woman
A narrator recalls meeting Miss Nettie Clark who recovered from severe consumption after using Blood Wine. She credits six bottles and renewed health as proof, urging others to try the remedy. Other testimonials from Miss Louise Clements in Lowell support Blood Wine's claims, plus a note offering free blood tests through the Louis ee Co. Worcester.
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Nettie Clark
Hanson Street
Boston
Louise Clements
Aiken Avenue
Lowell
Mass
Priests Back District Option Meeting in Boston
A Boston Catholic clergy gathering at Cathedral Temperance Lyceum backed the district option bill. Father Butler announced over 70 priests support the measure and urged public understanding and votes in its favor at the polls. A further meeting is planned for Oct 30 at the old Franklin Schoolhouse with addresses by prominent clergy.
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Boston
Cathedral Temperance Lyceum
Union Park Street
Father Butler
Willam_ Byrne
Daniel E. Maher
Denis O'Callaghan
Anthony J. Rossi
William P. McQuaid
John W. McMahon
D. D
William H. Fitzpatrick
James Supple
Peter Rowan
John J. Frawley
Patrick J. Daley
William A. Ryan
Joseph H. Gallagher
Lawrence P. McCarthy
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
P. J. Hally
Charles W. Regan
Thomas Moylan
George S. Patterson
Timothy J. Murphy
John F. Broderick
M. J. Doody
Joseph V. Tracy
John T. Mullen
Francis X. Dolan
Thomas J. McCormack
Garret J. Barry
Joseph J. Coppinger
Thomas A. Walsh
Timothy J. Fahey
Francis J. Butler
George A. Reardon
J. F. Kelleher
M. F. McDonnell
the Mission Church
Roxbury
John H. Harrigan
Cornelius J. Herlihy
Nathaniel J. Merritt
M. F. Crowley
Dennis F. Lee
James H. Flannery
John J. Downey
Edward C. Mitchell
James J. Baxter
Patrick J. Scannell
A. J. Rossi
Franklin
Washington Street
Boston Germans Stage Bacchic Turn Hall Festival
Boston Turn Hall hosted a vintage festival by German residents dressed as peasants to honor Bacchus and his followers. Leo Lewinger impersonated Bacchus as a grape fest parade formed with song and dance including a peasant dance around a hogshead featuring young ladies and partners and a singing section from the Boston Turn Verein. Mrs Bertha Heimmann crowned the chief farmer’s wife, grape plates and juice presented by Mrs Anna Kovalewsky and Miss Caroline Birkenmeier, Nathan Dean as chief farmer, and an appeal for aid to striking miners wrapped the evening before a final dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bacchus
Rhine
Leo Lewinger
Miles
Taula Guldenseshuh
Nina Meter
Marie Schuler
Bertha Stieg
Therese Klee
Mina Ko
Bertha Heimmann
Fritz Lamken
Anna Kovalewsky
Misa Caroline Birkenmeier
Nathan Dean
Jennie Hoffmann
Mechanics' Fair Opens Fourth Week Attracts 15900
The 21st triennial exhibition began its fourth week with a packed building of 15900 attendees. Phinney's Great Band drew the first strain as crowds filled the balcony seats before eight and exhibitors show continued novelty. Excursions daily bring pleasure-seeking visitors, and features expand the fair with wonders of the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinney
New England
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Kelly
Gen
J. F. Smith
Mechanics Fair
Muntington Ave
Phinney’s
WW. S
Band OF Chicago
Jim Key
Baby
Ossiee
Woburn
Say Larson
Betts
O’sullivan
Ray Ace
Louis Eee Co
Houghton & Dutton’s
Turn Hall
Mechanics’ Fair
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