Walsh Elevated to Bishopric in Portland Cathedral
The Right Rev Louis S Walsh was consecrated bishop at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland before a large assembly of church and civic leaders from New England. Archbishops Williams and O Connell assisted, Pope Pius X sent blessing, and a full mass with rites followed the solemn ceremony.
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Portland
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
New England
Louis
Walsh
John J. Williams
William H. O’connell
Boston
Pope Pius X
Harkins
Brady
Mitre
Crozier
Matthew Harkins
D. D
Providence
John Brady
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
Catholic Church
Charles W. Collins
Holy See
Allelusia
Philip R. McDevitt
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
John J. Shaw
Lowell
Peter P. Chapon
S. S
Bishop Brady
A. A. Hamel
Augusta
James A. Carey
John B. Peterson
P. FE. Desjardins
Chisholm
R. Bourbeau
Westbrook
C. F. Shea
Thurifer
T. H. Houlihan
Martin A. Clary
Millinocket
P. H. Reardon
Gardiner
Denis O'Brien
South Berwick
Thomas Nelligan
Whitefield
Alphonse Lariviere
Presque Isle
L. Z. Huot
Sanford
Joseph Drolet
Patrick Silke
Bangor Gremiale
J. J. Rice
J. A. LaFlamme
Rumford Falls
J. M. LeGuennee
Biddeford
Mgr
Thomas H. Wallace
Lewiston
Mer. F. X
Kavanagh Hall
Mer
O'Connell
Our Holy Father
Archbishop Williams
Edward KF. Hurley
Thomas F. Cusack
Hudson
Bishop Walsh
Pontifical
Lynch Faunce wedding at St Thomas Catholic rectory Jamaica Plain
At St Thomas Catholic rectory Jamaica Plain last evening Mr P J Lynch night editor of the Boston Post wed Miss Anna Faunce daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin B Faunce of 42 Spring Park avenue Rev Father Sheridan officiated. Daniel T O'Connell best man and Miss Mary Rogers bridesmaid. Reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple plan a wedding tour and will reside on Folbrook Street after November 1.
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St. Thomas’ Catholic
Jamaica Plain
P. J. Lynch
Boston Post
Anna Faunce
Calvin B. Faunce
Spring Park Avenue
Shéridan
Daniel T. O'Connell
Mary Rogers
Japanese Will Not Stand for Exclusion, Says Howes
Osborne Howes honorary consul of Japan told the Commercial Club that exclusion laws would provoke retaliation, shuttering the open door to Pacific trade. He traced Japan’s commercial rise from 16th century rice exchanges to modern manufacturing, noting foreign trade growth from 13 million in 1868 to 400 million in 1905 and predicting Japan’s future as a manufacturing nation.
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Howes
United States
Europe
Orient
America
Pacific
Asia
Far East
Osborne Howes
Japan
Commercial Club
New Algonquin Club
Commodore Perry
Yeddo
Osaka
Divorced man sues a novelist in odd life case
Harold MacGrath faces a separation suit filed by W. E. K. Tourtellette's former husband against his wife Alma Kenyon Tourtellette and MacGrath. Tourtellette, Syracuse broker, divorced, married Alma in 1899, later wed MacGrath in 1900s after legal maneuvering. The couple, now in Syracuse, deny wrongdoing and push the case as an attempt to embarrass them. MacGrath, noted author and playwright, known for The Puppet Crown and The Gray Cloak, has long pursued journalism and humor writing.
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New York
Harold MacGrath
Ww. EK. Tourtellette
Syracuse
MacGrath
Alma Kenyon
Tourtellette
Mr. MacGrath
Bridgeport
Conn
Waldorf-Astoria
Dying of Injuries In Quincy Child Struggles to Live
In Quincy, Oct 18, Elizabeth Wightman a 6 year old girl struck by a automobile at Quincy Point yesterday remains in a grave condition at the Quincy Hospital with small chance of recovery.
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Quincy
Quincy Hospital
Elizabeth Wightman
Quincy Point
Six year old Quincy girl gravely hurt after crash
Elizabeth Wightman remains unconscious after being struck by an auto at Quincy Point on Wednesday. Her companion Annie Bonham is bruised but recovering at home. Police say the occupants of the vehicle Abraham Rothenburg Albert Jardine and George Hildreth acted without blame and cooperated with witnesses.
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van Dyke
Elizabeth Wightman
Quincy
Quincy Point
Wightman
Annie Bonham
Abraham Rothenburg
Boston
Albert Jardine
George P. Hildreth
Cambridge
Giants Attend Boston Food Fair Amid Concerts and Parades
The Boston Food Fair drew a large excursion crowd including many tall visitors from Maine and nearby states. Sousa's Band delivered strong afternoon and evening concerts with soloists Ada Chambers and Jeanette Powers receiving encores. The program featured selections from Schubert and Wagner and included wedding marches and various solos by Clarke Norrito and others.
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Boston
Maine
Worcester
New London
Sousa
Ada Chambers
Talks on Love and Sentiment in a Newspaper Advice Column
A reader asks how to meet a nice young man living in her apartment hotel. The columnist jokes about her lack of male representation, suggests sitting at the same table to spark contact, and advises careful initiative without losing delicacy and dignity. The piece offers dated social guidance on courting and presence in public dining spaces.
Widow Sues Man She Says She Should Have Known Was Married
CHICAGO, Oct. 18. A 22 year old widow, Kathryn Doelle, sues Frank B. Dooling, a Springfield politician, for 800 dollars claiming she gave him kisses and lent him 8900 over time. She says she learned he was married and paying another widow to avoid a scandal after he took the money. She argues married men kiss better and longer. He faces indictment in Sangamon county.
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Chicago
Kathryn Doelle
Frank B. Dooling
Springfield
Heavyweight Wife Given Custody of Elusive McCarty
GREAT BARRINGTON Oct 18 Mrs Owen McCarty of West Stockbridge told Henry Wilcox clerk of the court her husband had beaten her and threatened to kill her She sought a warrant but McCarty fled toward New York State The couple appeared in court and Mrs McCarty surrendered her husband The case was continued with McCarty placed under his wife supervision rather than parole
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Great Barrington
Owen McCarty
West
Stockbridge
Henry Sh. “Wilcox
McCarty
New York State
Bassidy
Hyomei offers cure for catarrh in fall season
New England residents suffer coughs and tickling throat from catarrh as fall symptoms rise. Hyomei promises complete relief after first day, with a $1 outfit and 50 cent refills. Money-back guarantee if it does not cure. Free symptom blanks and no-charge physician letter on request from The R. T. Booth Company, Buffalo, New York.
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New England
R. T. Booth Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Maine man dies in ice wagon fall at Charlestown
Frank Steer, about 31, a Maine resident and unmarried, was killed yesterday afternoon by a fall from an ice wagon. He boarded at 1 Salem street in Charlestown and had worked for the ice company for about a year. His father lives in Brunswick and his brother is a Portland car conductor.
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Maine
Frank Steer
Salem Street
Charlestown
Ice Company
Brunswick
Portland
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