Hebrews Mark Harvest Festival With Tabernacle Observances
Boston Hebrews observed the Feast of Tabernacles with services across synagogues. The festival recalls desert travels and harvest rites, featuring paradise fruit blessing at Baldwin Place Synagogue and a Zionist Council reception and ball at Commonwealth Hall, East Boston.
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Boston
Tabernacles
Desert
Palestine
Promised Land
Temple
Baldwin Place
Zionist Council of Boston
Commonwealth Hall
East Boston
Styles in Men's Suits Display Fall Clothing Standards
Our fall display showcases the best styles in men s suits emphasizing fabric integrity and the craftsmanship of our tailor. We maintain traditional policy of offering quality garments despite rising wool prices.
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Styles
Quiet Wedding of Henry A. Carrol and Miss Mulcahy
Henry A. Carrol a Brookline mason and builder traveled to Washington with his Hyde Park bride to wed in Hyde Park on Wednesday. Miss Isabelle Veronica Mulcahy daughter of Michael Mulcahy has long lived in Hyde Park. The surprise wedding was announced to their business and social circle.
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Henry A. Carrol
Brookline
Washington
Hyde Park
Isabelle Veronica Mulcahy
Michael Mulcahy
Carrol
Millionaire on Harvard Squad
Fred White a Brooklyn born Crimson center and one of Harvard's oldest players has just inherited 3 000 000 in his own name The 6 foot 240 pound lineman showed grit chasing a scrubs halfback who scored on the varsity Coach Reid praised effort but warned against laughter as the team eyes a successful season
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Fred White
Crimson Eleven
White
Brooklyn
Reid
Harvard
W C T U Returns Silver Loving Cup From Mikado
Mrs E J Heald reported at the W C T U convention that the Japanese branch sent comfort bags to soldiers. The Mikado sent a silver loving cup which the group promptly returned to avoid being misunderstood since in Japan loving cups are used for wine.
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E. J. Heald
Japan
Court frees tech student on probation
Raleigh D. Morrill a Tech student accused of theft from the South terminal is placed on probation after court proceedings.
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Court Frees Tech Student
Raleigh D. Morrill
Tech
Wonderful discovery of a French priest
A French Canadian priest from Quebec sent Dr Xavier Corot a tasteless anti alcohol recipe called the Samaria prescription. Dr Corot reports rapid cures in two to four weeks with beverages or food, leading the Samaria Dispensary in New York to offer the treatment free to inquiries. The method has spread to Canada through W C TVU and Catholic charitable groups.
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Quebec
Xavier Corot
Samaria
United States
Samaria Dispensary
Broadway
New York
Canada
Doomed 10 Die in Taunton
Angles Snell, convicted of the 1903 murder of Tillinghast Kirby, faced the judge as the court set a death sentence to be carried out during the week of December 10.
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Taunton
Angles Snell
Tillinghast Kirby
Judge Aiken
Aged Man Sentenced to Electric Chair in 1903 Murder
Angles Snell received the death penalty at Charlestown State Prison for a 1903 murder near Horse Neck Head, Westport, Bristol County. The courtroom atmosphere was grave as Chief Justice Aiken pronounced the sentence and Snell proclaimed his innocence.
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Charlestown State Prison
Snell
Aiken
Horse Neck Head
Westport
New Bedford
Bristol County
Chestnut man stabs boy after chase in Charlestown
Vragillos Milsola 24 of 354 North street stabbed George Miles 14 of 32 Stone street Charlestown on Kilby street after being chased by a crowd. Milsola, a chestnut vendor, was arrested by Patrolman Hyland of Station 2 for assault with a knife. Miles were taken to Relief station.
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Vragillos Milsola
North Street
George Miles
Stone Street
Charlestown
Kilby Street
Milsola
Hyland
Young Miles
Miles
Burglar Shot and Killed in Sheldon General Store
An unidentified burglar was shot and killed while trying to break open the safe in the Jennison and Gallivan general store in Sheldon Vermont. Eugene Trudeau, a store clerk, fired the fatal shot. The burglar was described as about 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, aged 30s, with a smooth face and dark hair.
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Sheldon, Vt
Jennison & Gallivan
Eugene Trudeau
Fulford May Not Recover From Auto Accident
Newton Oct 18 Senator George T Fulford of Brockville Ontario remained critically injured after a Sunday automobile crash that killed his chauffeur Louis H Zeriax His condition worsened and recovery was thought unlikely by medical staff and Senate colleagues on the dangerous list tonight
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Newton
George T. Fulford
Brockville
Ont
Louis BH. Zeriax
Orien
Bequest Planned for MIT Walker Memorial Building
A large gift from Frank Harvey Cilley, MIT class of 1889, funds the Walker memorial building equipment and presence. Plans are to begin work once site purchase and arrangements are completed, with the bequest estimated at about $70,000 though the exact amount is not yet known.
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Walker Memorial
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
Frank Harvey Cilley
Cisley
Harvard Professor Attacks Athletic Reform in Colleges
Professor Edwin H. Hall of Harvard denounces current athletic professionalism in colleges as demoralizing. He cites calls for reform as insincere and urges stricter standards, fewer intercollegiate games, and faculty representation on governing boards to curb youth sports excesses.
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Edwin H. Hall
Harvard University
Salvation Army
Massachusetts
Huntington Hall
New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Hall
Roosevelt
Donahue Seeks Permission to Answer in Strike Case
Chicago October 18 John Donahue imprisoned for contempt of court filed a surprise petition before Judge Kohlsaat asking to answer. He did not consult his lawyers and the move shocks union officials. A ruling is expected that permission must come from the higher court to reveal the Railway Express Drivers Union secrets.
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Chicago
Teamsters
John Donahue
Kohlsaat
Donahue
Five Masted schooners race from Baltimore to Nantasket Roads
The fleet of five four masted schooners left Baltimore early Monday, racing down the Chesapeake to Nantasket Roads. The Alice M Coburn led at Hull Observatory with Edward E Barry close behind and the Benjamin F Poole and Thomas H Dennison vying for third before rounding Cape Cod. The Birdsall trailed as the rest headed to the rear. all vessels carry coal loads of 1900 to 2800 tons.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake
Nantasket Roads
Hull
Alice M. Coburn
Edward E. Barry
Benjamin F., Toole
Thomas H. Dennison
Birdsale
Provincetown
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Coburn
Ross
Benjamin F. Poole
McCully
Wade
Veta
Cape
Colburn
Holmes Birdsall
Robinson
General Wes ton Receives Northern Division Command
General Bates assigns Major General John F Wes ton to command the northern military division with headquarters in St Louis. He succeeds Major General George M Randall who has retired from the position.
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Washington
Bates
John F. Weston
St. Louis
George M. Randall
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