Cornerstone Laid by Archbishop O Connell at Cambridge Church
Archbishop O Connell yesterday afternoon laid the cornerstone of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Cambridge after a street parade by Catholic societies. The ceremony at Pearl and Lake streets featured a silver trowel, remarks by Rev. John T. O'Brien, and pastors Crowe Powers and Maguire praised for their efforts. The brick Renaissance edifice will span Pearl street and Lake street and include limestone trimmings.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Cambridgeport
O’connell
Cambridge
Archbishop O'Connell
Valentine Street
Pearl and
Lake Streets
Cambridge City Band
Holy Name Society
Ladies’ Sodality
Edward J. Brandon
John B. Byrne
Charles R. Greco
James J. Sweeney
Jeremiah H. Lancards
Patrick A. Berkley
John E. Dwyer
Hugh KE. McGoldrick
George E. Norton
Thomas J. O’connor
James E. Lennon
Lawrence P. Fallon
Edmund E. Brown
Thomas J. Mulvilhill
Harry N. Kelley
William H. Reid
Daniel J. Carrill
Alexander McLennan
Nicholas J O’shaughnessey
William H. Reardon
Peter Mullin
Charles J. Kelley
John D. Ryan
George H. Broughton
John A. Crowe
John T. O’brien
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Pearl Street
Lake Street
Children of the Rich Shiver in Cold Winter Streets
A narrator contrasts well dressed rich parents with poor warmth for their children. In Back Bay Janu ary a boy in thin stockings endures cold while his mother dismisses his cries with a promise of candy. The piece condemns wealthier families for neglecting basic warmth.
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West Street
Mystery in Man's Death at Chelsea Wharf
The body of Michael Radki, 28, was found on Stewart's wharf Chelsea yesterday afternoon by 12 year old Joseph Ratkofsky. An examination will determine the cause of death. He worked in a Chelsea morocco factory until three weeks ago and recently came from Russia, leaving a wife and three children.
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Michael Radki
Stewart's Wharf
Chelsea
Joseph Ratkofsky
Morocco
Russia
Old Country
Five Year Old Drinks Pint Of Whiskey In South Boston
Joseph Sheehan a five year old boy in South Boston drank a pint of whiskey while parents were briefly away. He is in serious condition at City Hospital and not expected to survive.
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Joseph Sheehan
South Boston
City Hospital
Missionary Offering Totaled 65625 At Alliance Meet
The annual missionary offering at the Christian and Missionary Alliance convention reached 65625 dollars on the closing day. Rev. A B Simpson, president, delivered the missionary sermon.
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New York
Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
A. B. Simpson
Alliance
Chair Makers Accused in Worcester Child Labor Probe
Worcester Superintendent Judson I. Wood accuses several wealthy chair manufacturers of employing minors under 14, violating state law. He expects the state inspector to seek prosecutions to curb widespread violations by Gardner manufacturers.
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Worcester
Judson I. Wood
New York Still Uncivilized Rumor and Robbery Report
Thomas Thompson of Gallilee New Jersey told Tombs Court he was held up and robbed in the Bowery near Grand Street on Saturday night. He complained the city remains uncivilized after years away, reflecting on conditions in New York.
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New York
Thomas Thompson
Gallilee
N. J
Tombs Court
Bowery
Grand Street
Baldness Linked to Prunes, Scientist Claims in Paris
Paris report says Professor Trouessart of the Museum of Natural History stated before the Academy of Science that a new microbe flourishing in prunes and figs is connected to baldness. The claim centers on a defined link uncovered last week.
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Paris
Trouessart
Museum of Natural History
Academy of Science
Scallops Shortage Hits Winter Dinners
Scallop lovers face high prices as bi valve supply remains tight this season. The season began October 1, but fishermen struggle to meet demand with no clear reason for the shortage.
Milk price war rattles Boston contractors and farmers
Boston milk dealers dispute returns to eight and nine cent prices causing drivers to switch customers. Worcester county farmers allege sour milk from Maine and Vermont. producers push for a possible milk depot site with a $25 000 fund. Henry King and Thomas Hall urge a wide farmer strike to counter contractor profits. Attorney Yeaton and Walter Hunter probe the producers side of the case.
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Graustein
Boston Dairy Company
Hmself
Hood Company
Mr. Graustein
Elm Farm Company
C. Brigham Company
D. Whiting & Sons
Batter Company
D. Whiting
Boston
Worcester County
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
California
James O. Jordan
Henry King
Brookfield
J. K. Whiting
Thomas FE. Hall
North Brookfield
Mr. Hall
Windsor
Board of Health
Henry D. Yeaton
Moran J
Walter A. Hunter
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Club
Gun Play Ends in Wild Run in East Boston
William Facartino fired three shots at Jeremiah O Connor in Central square East Boston police pursued him across Bennington and Marion streets. Facartino, 48, was captured near James Otis schoolhouse and charged with assault with intent to kill. O Connor, 25, was wounded in the wrist. Carl Riley, 15, was injured while trying to intervene.
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Jeremiah O’connor
Central Square
James Otis
Carl Riley
Riley
Relief Hospital
O’connor
Famous revivalists split ends partnership of Torrey and Alexander
London Oct 13. It is understood that the long standing partnership between American revivalists Dr. Torrey and Charles M. Alexander, once as famous as Moody and Sankey, has come to an end.
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London
Dr. Torrey
Charles M. Alexander
Moody and Sankey
Youth dies after accidental Neponset River shooting
Harold Richmond a 19 year old from Neponset died at City Hospital after being accidentally shot in a boat on the Neponset River near Granite Avenue bridge. Alfred Wallingford, 18, said the shooting was unintentional and pleaded for no arrest as Richmond urged clemency.
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Harold Richmond
Neponset
Alfred Wallingford
Louis Jacobson
Neponset River
Granite Avenue Bridge
City Hospital
Wallingford
Richmond
Alfred
Peare
Division 11
Harold
Walter Stanley Hurt in Charlesgate Car Accident
A Boston lad, Walter Stanley, ten years old, was struck by a car while crossing near Charlesgate after a pond-break. he lies severely bruised and fragile with slim chances of recovery. His friend Billy recalls their minnows and plans, while neighbors and his mother await updates on his condition.
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Walter
Walter Stanley
Greenleaf Street
Charlesgate
Billy
Roxbury
Girl Chummy With Burglar In Newark Home
Miss Marietta A. Corbitt, daughter of William Corbitt, superintendent of the Newark docks, was in bed when a burglar entered 39 East Park street. He rifled the house, spoke with her, tried to take a bracelet, which she removed and handed to him, then bade her farewell and warned against crying out.
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Newark, N. J
William Corbitt
Newark City Docks
East Park Street
Marietta A. Corbitt
Razor Slasher Now Contrite at Somerville Home
James Rohde cut his throat with a razor at 42 Calvin Street Somerville on Saturday night. He was found in a contrite state asking his wife for forgiveness before being taken to Somerville Hospital in critical condition after losing considerable blood.
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James Rohde
Calvin Street
Somerville
Rohde
No axes out for a third term in Roosevelt discussion
A Salem Republican Club dinner speech by Congressman Augustus Gardner urged nominating Roosevelt again in 1908 with an axes metaphor. State leaders urged taking Roosevelt’s words at face value and noted Roosevelt’s lack of intent to run.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Salem
Republican Club
Post
Gardner
Lodge
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Woman's Body Washed Ashore Near Jamestown Rhode Island
An elderly woman, well dressed, believed to have fallen or jumped from a New York steamer, was found on the James town north shore. The Priscilla and Kennebec were near Jamestown en route from New York, but no missing passenger was reported.
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Newport
R. I
New York
Jamestown
Priscilla
Kennebec
Francois Coppee Reported Very Weak, End Feared
Paris reports Francois Coppee the celebrated French writer who has been bedridden for some time is now very weak and doctors fear his death may be near.
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Paris
Francois Coppee
Uncle Joe Cannon Runs Kickoff At Lombard Carthage Game
In Galesburg on Oct 13 the 72 year old former Speaker Uncle Joe Cannon essayed football. His 25 yard kickoff opened the annual game between Lombard and Carthage Colleges, showing surprising vigor.
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Galesburg
Joe” Cannon
Lombard
Carthage
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Hawma Rr Furniture CO
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