Confession Practice Spreads Across Christian World
Rev. Xavier Sutton opened a four part address at St. Gabriel's Chapel arguing one quarter of Christians do not confess sins, while asserting Catholic and Eastern schismatic churches all hold confession essential for forgiveness. He framed priestly authority as Christ’s deputation and likened it to baptism as a common Protestant belief.
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Xavier Sutton
St. Gabriel's Chapel
Europe
Christ
Ireland Adopts Constitution in Historic Dail Vote
Deputies in Dublin celebrate passage of the Irish constitution as a landmark since the treaty. Kevin O Higgins leads the passage with broad support while George Gavan Duffy and Ernest Bythe voice caution that some clauses are vague yet agreeable to national dignity and local government.
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Arthur Griffith
Milroy
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Cork
Dublin
National Assembly
Kevin O’higgins
Home Affairs
Dassage
George Gavan Duffy
Ernest Bythe
Ally in Brookline Denounces Extravagance as Bunkum
United States Secretary of War John W. Weeks told a Brookline audience that criticism of the Republican party as extravagant is all bunkum. The hall was packed with people jammed into the balcony and rear sections after seats filled early.
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United States
John W. Weeks
Brookline Town Hall
Brookline Republicans Hear Lodge Campaign Reminders
The Brookline Republican rally presided by Arthur P. Crosby featured Governor Cox Lieutenant Governor Fuller and Congressman Luce urging Lodge re election. Luce praised Republicans calling Congress do much not do nothing while Fuller and Cox touted the administration and tariff policy.
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Miles Calls Legion to Oppose Lee Statue in Washington
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles told the Military Order of the Loyal Legion at its state headquarters that the organization should oppose erecting a statue of General Robert E. Lee in Washington. He argued Lee used military knowledge to disrupt the government during the Civil War.
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Nelson A. Miles
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Washington
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West Point
Exeter College Receives $50 000 Bequest
Edward A. Valentine executor of Armour & Co. bequeaths Exeter College Exeter New Hampshire $50 000 in his will filed for probate. The estate totals $550 000 and twelve employees including the stenographer receive sums from $500 to $20 000.
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Chicago
Exeter College of Exeter
N. H
Edward A. Valentine
Armour & Co
Police Roundup by East Dedham Officers
Inspector John H. Malloy and Special Officer Thomas W. Noble from South End police led a bootlegger roundup last night in disguises from the East Dedham station. At Columbus Square they encountered a man with a suspicious bulge on the hip.
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John H. Malloy
Thomas W. Noble
South End
Local liquor arrest trio tied to night market scheme
Malloy confronted by sellers in a gang selling illicit liquor. Michael Lowney of 178 West Canton Street was arrested for selling intoxicating liquor after trading gallons of Gordon’s gin for a price. Max L. Davidson of 18 Bradford Street supplied whiskey for a two dollar bill and was jailed, along with Henry Pina of 11 Senator Street as part of the same incident.
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Malloy
Michael Lowney
West Canton Street
Max L. Davidson
Bradford Street
South End
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Lowney
Henry Pina
Senator Street
Police chase and arrest after alcohol exchange incident
In a street scene two suspects were chased by uniformed officers as they exited a car. Pina arrived later in his vehicle and allegedly offered a pint of strong drink for a marked bill. The three were arrested and to be brought before Central Court this morning.
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Lewney
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Central Court
Governor urged to call New England governors on rail strike
Henry Abrahams, president of the Co. L. A., sent to the Governor a request to convene New England governors for a conference to discuss ending the shopmen strike affecting railroads in the region.
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Henry Abrahams
Co. L. A
New England
Malden Woman Dies in Her 70th Year Funeral Details
The text notes the death of Mrs. Stevens widow of Cornel A. Stevens and mentions her funeral service at 2 o'clock at her late residence on Elm street Malden with burial at Forestdale Cemetery Malden. She died Tuesday after a long illness in her 70th year.
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Frank
Béniee Elm Street
Malden
Bear Forestdale
Stevens
Cambridge lights up Great White Way with new lamps
Cambridge celebrated completing its Great White Way from Harvard Square to the West Boston Bridge with the lamp system turned on from Lafayette Square to the Boston span. Kendall Square sponsors hosted a Riverbank Court banquet for about 120 attendees. MIT bursar Horace Ford spoke on illumination benefits and MIT plans for 1900 new dormitories nearby.
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Harvard Square
Boston
Lafayette Square
Kendall Square
Riverbank Court
Horace 8. Ford
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McAdoo Ill Foe to Speech Campaign Postponed
Former treasury secretary William G. McAdoo is ill from stomach trouble and his Kansas speaking engagements have been postponed after a severe attack following his departure from Wichita. His physician reported the ailment began soon after he left town.
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Kans
United News
William G. McAdoo
Governor to Confer With C L A A
A conference at the State House is set for today at 12 30 between the governor and representatives from the C L A A. Details of agenda were not disclosed.
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