Boston College Celebrates Catholic Education Centenary
The student body is granted a holiday by Rev Thomas I Gasson S J to mark a century of Catholic education in the diocese. Archdiocesan leaders invite seniors and some juniors to usher at Cathedral of the Holy Cross services this morning.
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Boston College
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Patterson
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William A. Cronin
Rockland
Louis A. White
Jamaica Plain
Boston College Hall
James Street
Father Gasson
Archbishop O'Connell
Glee Club
Michael Earles
John J. Savage
Somerville
Stylus
The
College Journal
Labor Leaders Seek Quick Ruling in Contempt Case
Washington Oct 28 Labor leaders Buck Stove boycott case move for immediate decision. Counsel for Gompers Mitchell Morrison say no further evidence will be presented and request prompt ruling based on already submitted proof.
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Washington
Gompers
John Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove & Range Company
St. Louis
Buck Company
Baby’s Itch Cured by Simple Oil Mixture, Says Father
A Boston drug firm touts D. D. D. Prescription for infantile eczema and other skin diseases in children. Reverend Lewis Steeley of Weatherly Pa reports his baby’s face healed after using 3 1 2 bottles, claiming permanent relief and urging parents to try the remedy.
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Lewis Steeley
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Boston
Poison Kills Two Servants in Oklahoma City Pastor’s Home
In Oklahoma City two of Rev. Carter Nelm Jones’s servants, Edward and Laura Davis, died after poisoning. A whiskey bottle and a bottle of Virginia sent communion wine were found. Investigators consider whether the poison targeted the pastor over his marriage to a Methodist woman while in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Carter Nelm Jones
Baptist Church
Virginia
Jones
Lynchburg
Italian worker killed under Boston & Northern car
Felix Massarell, 40, Italian, was ground to death as a Boston and Northern electric car bound for Haverhill dragged him 50 feet near St. John's Chapel in Newburyport. Motorman W H Champion stopped the car after the accident at 3 PM. Traffic was halted while remains were taken to a Haverhill undertaker. Several women passengers fainted and were treated at a nearby farmhouse.
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Newburyport
Felix Massarell
Boston & Northern Electric
Haverhill
St. John’s Chapel
Massarell
W. H. Champion
Hurd
Why Case Is Dropped In Larceny Probe
The case against Edward P. Hoye for fare larceny as a Boston Elevated conductor is not pressed. Assistant District Attorney Michael J. Dwyer endorses the lack of complaint, citing conflicting evidence and Hoye’s good reputation. He notes conviction is doubtful and favors no further prosecution.
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Edward P. Hoye
Boston Elevated Railroad
Michael J. Dwyer
Taft motorcade cited in pastor's fatal collapse
The Rev. BE Jay Cooke rector of St Stephen's Schuylerville died of heart disease after collapsing in the Schenectady Railway Company waiting room. Taft’s car passed the station moments before the incident and the ensuing demonstration is blamed for the clergy man's fainting spell.
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Schenectady
BE. Jay Cooke
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Schuylerville
Schenectady Railway Company
Sues to Annul Marriage of His Eloping Daughter
Augustus T. Jones Bradley Beach councilman files in Trenton Court of Chancery to annul the marriage of Sarah Y. Frank and Joseph Frank on ground that she was under 16 at the May Jersey City wedding.
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New York
Court of Chancery
Trenton
N. J
Sarah Y. Frank
Joseph Frank
Jersey City
Augustus T. Jones
Bradley Beach
Wife Refuses Reunion as Waltham Man Dies In Hotel
The death of 60 year old George Warren Stone in a Tremont Street hotel is tied to an estrangement with his wife Mrs. Stone of Robbins and Adams streets Waltham. A final note blaming his wife is found on his person. She says she refused to live with him since last May and never expected such tragedy.
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Waltham
Tremont Street
Boston
George
Warren Stone
Mrs. Stone
Roosevelt Undertakes 12 Mile Rain Walk
President Roosevelt left the White House with General Bell for a 12 mile walk through a chilly rain. They traversed muddy roads and returned about six, shoes mud covered and clothes wet, with no secret service escort today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Secret Service
Advocate of Tobacco Shocks Club Women
Dr. Rachael Skidelsky shocked members of the Woman's Club at 1617 North Sixteenth Street Philadelphia by declaring Let men smoke Good tobacco used moderately is a sedative for the nerves You can no more stop men smoking than you can stop them breathing The remark was made at a meeting held yesterday in the home of Mrs A B Nesbit
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Philadelphia
Rachael Skidelsky
Woman’s Club
A. B. Nesbit
North
Sixteenth Street
Woman 79 Sends Daughter-in-Law for Marriage License
In Washington on Oct 28 Mrs Dorcas A Gray a grandmother seeking marriage to 656 year old carpenter sent her daughter in law for a license after falling in love at first sight. The unlikely couple planned to wed last night.
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Washington, D. C
Dorcas A. Gray
William M. Manley
Charcoal Lozenges Promised To Cure Bad Breath
Willow Charcoal is touted to absorb odors and neutralize gases for centuries. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges from F A Stuart Co claim fast relief, improved bowel action, and fresh breath, sold for 25 cents with mail order trials from Marshall Michigan.
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Dupont
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
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