Walsh Professors Award Three-Year Law School Prizes
The Boston University Law School dean Samuel C Bennett announced annual prize scholarships for the class of 1900. total $1354 spread from $65 to $275. Morris Tarlin of Cambridge won the first non-college prize of $375 for exceptional marks, entering in 1897 and finishing with top ranks without reexamining.
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Boston University Law School
Samuel C. Bennett
Morris Tarlin
Cambridge
Law
Boston
Otis E. Weed &Co
School Street
Edward Carlton Stone
Lexington
Harvard
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Phi Delta Phi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tar
Lynn
Kent Knowlton
Mr. Knowlton
Dartmouth
Danville
John Gillen Walsh
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Herbert Lee Pratt
Hingham Centre
West Newton
Hingham High School
Williams College
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Plymouth
Rockland
Mass
Canadian Campaign Grows Hot as Poll Day Nears
Ottawa reports the Canadian campaign intensifies with Nov 7 polling approaching. The Liberal government since 1896 contrasts with Conservatives led by Sir Charles Tupper who campaigns with youthful vigor. Macdonald’s son Hugh John Macdonald draws attention though untried in federal politics. Party seat distribution spans Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia and other regions.
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Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Alexander Mackenzie
John Macdonald
Charles Tupper
Hugh John Macdonald
Mantzoba
John A. Macdonald
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Award Island
Manitoba
The
Territories
British Columbia
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Ayer’s Ague Cure Reform Affects Malaria Cure
An old advertisement from J. C. Ayer Company claims a fault in their malaria remedy has been corrected at high cost. They state the new Malaria and Ague Cure is the best medicine for malaria and boast a range of products including Sarsaparilla Pills Hair Vigor Cherry Pectoral and Comatone.
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Ayer
Woman Found Dead From Fall in Back Yard
Mrs Annie Palmer aged T1 years of 11 Florence street was found dead yesterday forenoon in her back yard. Police say she fell down a long stairway starting near the site. Dr Dupee arrived and declared life extinct.
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Annie Palmer
Florence Street
Dupee
Jones Burial Follows Brookline Suicide
The funeral for W. H E. Jones, who died by his own hand last Wednesday, was held at St Marys Church of the Assumption on Harvard street Brookline. Rev Father Butler conducted the services and the interment followed at Forest Hills.
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W. H E. Jones
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Harvard Street
Brookline
Father Butler
Forest Hills
Fire alarm at Tremont Street restaurant
A fire alarm was sounded by Lieutenant Hall from Box 61 at 4 02 yesterday morning. Fire crews found a brisk blaze on the first floor of a four story brick building at 259 Tremont Street owned by Pierce J Grace and occupied as a restaurant by George F Wood. Damage listed at 100 dollars.
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Lieutenant Hall
Tremont Street
Pierce J. Grace
George F. Wood
Engineer Joseph Wilson Injured In Wharf Ladder Fall
Joseph Wilson aged 33 an engineer aboard the steamer Barrowmore at Grand Junction wharf slipped from a ladder yesterday and fractured his ankle. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Joseph Wilson
Barrowmore
Grand Junction
Ile
City Hospital
Special parlor car for Harvard Yale game trip
If you plan to go to New Haven on November 24 to see the Harvard and Yale game, consider arranging a party and chartering a special parlor car. Contact A. S. Hanson, General Passenger Agent, Boston and Albany Railroad, for details.
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New Haven
Harvard
Yale
A. S. Hanson
Boston & Alband Railroad
Meyer Selected as Ambassador Prospect Amid Turkey of Italy
The Republican National Committee plans to name George von L. Meyer as ambassador to Italy after Draper vacancy. Meyer, then official campaign collector, is relied on for fundraising and influence. Formal notification awaits post election results. acceptance remains Meyer's private matter.
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Republican National Committee
Bay State
Italy
George von L. Meyer
General Draper
Wolcott
Mr. Meyer
McKinley
National Committee
Meyer
St Malachys Church Arlington Dedication
St Malachys Church in Arlington dedicated after months of remodeling and enlargement. Archbishop Williams conducted blessing with clergy, including Rev John Mulcahy. Three altars consecrated by Bishop John Brady. seating capacity now tops 1000 as parish grows beyond 3000. A white marble altar cost 5000 dollars. bell tower added.
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Msr
Thomas Magennis
P. R
St. Thomas's Church
Jamaica Plain
Archbishop Williams
John M. Mulcahy
John Brady
Archdiocese of Boston
Mrs Jack Gardner Linked to Botticelli Madonna Case
London agents claim Botticelli Madonna and Child once owned by Prince Chigi is now with Mrs. Gardner, who denies possession but may have it on its way to Boston. Italian court fines reach 63 000 for the painting amid laws protecting art from export.
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Jack’’ Gardner
Italy
Botticelli
Prince Chigi
London
Knoedler & Co
New York
Gardner
New York Herald
Chigi
Sandro Potticelli
John L. Gardner
Boston
Arlington church rebuilt with new doors pews and altar
The southerly corner of the front shows new doors for larger audiences. New pews of quartered oak and a new main altar have been added. The original 1870 building cost about 40 000 dollars, with rebuilding and refurnishing adding another 40 000 dollars. Architects Prescott and Sidebottom of Boston oversaw the work with H B B Prescott supervising. Rev John M Mulcahy has been in charge since 1591 and is attributed with the edifice’s restoration.
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Prescott & Sidebottom
Goston
H. B. B. Prescott
Arlington
John M. Mulcahy
Mission at the Cathedral Concludes Women Session
A Catholic mission at the Cathedral in this city closed yesterday afternoon with papal benediction for women after a strong turnout. Father Splinter delivered the sermon and Father McCoy celebrated high mass in the morning. Tonight the men’s mission opens with rosary benediction and a sermon, continuing through the week toward next Sunday’s special services.
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Father McCoy
Father Splinter
Boston
Pontifical All Souls Day Mass at Cathedral Holy Cross
The Catholic church observes its annual All Souls Day with a pontifical high mass to be celebrated by Archbishop Williams at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The service is expected to draw a large congregation, a rare occasion for such mass.
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Thas
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Williams
Feast of Seven Dolors Observed in Italian Boston
Celebration postponed to next Sunday due to bad weather. A procession by the Society of the Seven Dolors will wind through the Italian quarter, Banda Roma will perform in North Square, and the square will be illuminated in the evening. This will be the last feast day celebrated by the Italians this year.
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Boston
Society of the Seven Dolors
Banda Roma
North Square
Broadway Theatre Night Opens New York Actress Run
Blanche Walsh opens first More Than Queen performance at Broadway Theatre New York with potential Boston stop. Edna May sails Nov 8 to rehearse The Golden Cup in which Morton Kerker plan new season. Bostonians to stage new Hood and Sullivan opera and feature Faith Bradford in The Monks of Malabar.
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Broadway
New York
Blanche Walsh
Queen
Julia Arthur
Boston
Edna May
England
Morton and Kerker Opera
Charles Frohman
Miss May
Bostonians
Hood and Sullivan
Faith Bradford
Francis Wilson
Hollis Street Theatre
Marcia van Dresser
Malabar
Angy
Lost River
Elen Thill
Minnie Ashley
Rhoda
Grace George
Manhattan
Albert Parr
John Dunsmore
Viceroy
Boston Theatre Tonight
Josephine Lovett
Andrew Mack
Boston Museum
Rohans
Violet Rand
Ora
Robin Hood
Park Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Mildred Hyland
Iza
Clemenceau Case
Grand Theatre
Mrs. Fiske
Becky Sharp
Tremont Theatre
E.S. Willard
Navy
Columbia
Marie Dressler
Miss Friant
Robert Hillard
Keith
Laura Burt
Pilar Morin
George Keeban
Fields
Wrothe and Wakefield
Edwina
Howard Sisters
Social Maid Burlesquers
Howard
Horace Goldin
Harry Watson
Mr. Watson
Alice Hutchings
Ed. Edwards
George Foote
Beatrice Rinehart
Lisle Bloodgood
Hugh Stanton
Boston Music Hall
Philadelphia
Stanton
Europe
Aug & Stone
Mechanics’ Building
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Tarlin
Knowlton
Cy Eno
Erbert
Hearn
Boston University
Walsh
H. R. Pratt
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Carlisle Indian School
Central Congregational Church
Chelsea
Mary Crowley
Margins Street
Division 7
Victor Goffee
Shapleigh Coffee Company
America
Ottawa
Ont
J. C. Ayer Company, Practical Chemists
Lowell, Mass
W. E. Jones
Will Notefy Meyer
Bassador
ST. Malachy’s Church
St. Malachy’s Church of
Pontifical High Mass
Dolors
Entertainments
Tremont
Enti
Whackeray
Vanity Fair
Langdon Mitchell
Hamilton
Winter St
Oxford
Fred W. Bowers
Harry Watson & Co
Florence Modena
James Thornton
Scheda
Banks
Winona
Winter
Sharp & Blatt
the van Aukens
James Richmond
Glenroy
Bijou
Henderson & Ross
Daily & Vokes
Forbes & Quinn
Frances la Marr
McRae
MUSEE
Fden Musee
Cere
Augustin Daly
Eivenings
George W. Magee
Wm. A. Brady
Een
Oston Theatre
Hansen Brothers
LE Voyage EN Suisse
Andrey
Ochestra
Jos. Arthur
Blue Jeans
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
Tremont Temple
Anmithe
Haltenborn Quartette
Thomas Dixons
Bastian Ladies
Elbert Hubbard de Vaux
J Hn Thomas
Winston Spencer Churchill
INDAY
Evening Temple Lyceum
Rom Orpe
Jekyllar
Square Theatre
Mr. Hyde
Haymarket
Providence
New YO
JOY Line
South Station
Washington St
Summar St., and Company
Congress St
Beekman
Washington Street
Lonton
Katherine Rogers
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