Portuguese royal family boards ships in Gibraltar sendoff
On October 16 in Gibraltar King Manuel Queen Mother Amelie and the Duke of Ontarto left aboard the British yacht Victoria and Albert while Queen Dowager Marie Pia sailed on the Italian warship Regina Elena. Guards lined the route as salutes sounded and the harbor vessels wore their colors. The Victoria and Albert departed for Portsmouth at 5 pm, escorted by Regina Elena which had left two hours earlier en route to Spezia. The Queen Dowager will join the King and Queen of Italy near Pisa.
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Wilkesbarre Regiment Officers Visited Boston Abstinence Group
Colonel William F. Murphy Lieutenant-Colonel Reilly and Major Gibbons of the Wilkesbarre Penn Catholic Total Abstinence Union Regiment were the guests of Hibernian Total Abstinence Association No. 1 in Rathbone Hall Boston yesterday afternoon. The hall was filled and the greeting was enthusiastic. A fine musical and literary programme by H T A A representatives and others from St Patrick's Roxbury and St James Boston followed, ending with a collation.
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Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
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Hilton's Clever Clothes Appeal to Me
A Boston piece praises Hilton Browns ready-for-service clothing praised by Mr. Brownell as finely tailored and distinctive. The text promotes Hilton Browns fall display and urges readers to compare prices with custom tailors.
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Prelates Lay Corner Stones of Greater Boston Catholic Churches
Two corner stones were laid for new Catholic churches in Greater Boston. In Waltham Archbishop O Connell laid the first mortar on St Charles parish chapel and school, with Mayor Walker present. In South Braintree Bishop Anderson laid the corner stone for St Francis Church, with a procession and sermon at St. Francis parish, Quincy. The new edifice stands on Washington Street facing South Braintree Square and features a stone exterior and a front tower.
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O'Connell
Father Walsh
Edward A. Walker
South Braintree
St. Francis Church
Joseph G. Anderson
Archdiocese of
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Quincy
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New Church
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M Street
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Vernon Street
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Jamesee
Mary Ann Dacey
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Daniel L. Mahoney
Ferrin Street
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Saunders Street
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William Gardner
Sagin Street
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Rhode Island
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Fail River
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Hubbard Avenue
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Warren Street
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Daniel P
Carrie Walker
Ane Mic Sinee
Ervices
Dix Street
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Sailors Attack Orator in Boston Protest
A group of United States sailors enraged by remarks from Frank Osborn attacked an open air preacher in Pemberton Square. He fled Tremont Street into the Park Street subway and escaped as police intervened at the station. The confrontation followed his vilifying comments about navy enlisted men during a prior Common gathering.
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Preacher Osborn Erupts At Common Amid Navy Clash
A Boston Common dispute erupts as Osborn battles sailors after railing against the United States Navy. A crowd chases him from Tremont Street to a subway station while police restore order. Osborn, a chef born abroad, has lectured on the Common and at Pemberton Square for about a month.
Civil War Veteran Found Unconscious in Chelsea Room
Daniel Grady aged 70 a Civil War veteran was found unconscious in his room at the Wester House Broadway Chelsea with suspected poison suspected in the incident.
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Wester House
Broadway
Chelsea
Newsboy King Returns After 20 000 Mile Tour
Harry Blanche a 19 year old newsboy returns to New York after a 20 000 mile trip across the United States and Canada. He won the title King of the Newsboys from Noodles Fagan of Pittsburgh. He sold papers at the Johnson Jeffries fight ringside in Reno and visited numerous cities before ending his journey in New York.
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Harry Blanche
United States
Canada
Fagan
Pittsburg
Reno
Jeffries“Johnson
Pacific Coast
Denver
Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Winnipeg
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Blanche
St. Louis
Catholics in Public Life sermon by Archbishop on civic duty
Archbishop O Cornnell unexpectedly appeared at the cathedral and delivered a sermon praising Catholics for public service. He urged Catholics to render to Caesar and to God, stressing civic integrity and faithful public duties as a test of true Catholic citizenship. He argued critics misuse religion to condemn Catholics in office.
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Caesar
God
Turbines Off for Pacific New York
Oct. 16 two palatial turbines named Harvard and Yale will begin a 14,000 mile voyage along the east coast down the Western hemisphere through the Straits of Magellan and up the west coast to San Francisco. Sold by the Metropolitan Steamship Company to a Pacific coast concern the ships will operate between San Francisco and Los Angeles upon arrival.
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Harvard
Yale
Western Hemisphere
Straits of Magellan
San Francisco
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Los Angeles
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