Athletes Guarded in Rome Parade Before P ope
In Rome on Sept 7 large forces guarded Catholic athletes as they traveled from St. John Lateran to St. Peter's to be received by the Pope. A planned parade was banned amid anti clerical threats, with scuffles and chants from both sides. About 8000 attendees knelt for the apostolic benediction and heard the Pontiff urge prudence. The Osservatore Romano denounces the ban as an offense to Catholic liberty and calls athletes to describe Italian liberty to home readers.
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Dorchester Girl Will Be Bride
Miss Ethel May Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Walsh of 104 Toplitt street Dorchester will be married tonight to Andrew Lund a compositor with a Boston newspaper The ceremony will be at 8 oclock at the parochial residence of St Peters Church Meeting House Hill Grace Cassick will be bridesmaid Thomas Connell of Malden will be best man The bridegroom resides in Malden and the couple will live there after a wedding tour.
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Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Nervous System Strength
An old time remedy claims to build blood and strengthen nerves. The ad asserts that Dr Williams Pink Pills help exhausted nervous systems including neuralgia sleeplessness and nervous headache and that a druggist can supply this reliable treatment.
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New England Children Compete for 150000 Panama Prizes
Elizabeth and Mary Newhall two Newton sisters age 14 and 11 selected for the health and beauty contest at the Panama Pacific Exposition. They are daughters of City Treasurer Francis Newhall of Newton. The prize program features autochrome windows and a broad public nomination process led by Richard M. Sayers. The siblings study domestic science and music while their family camps outdoors in summer.
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Golf Course to Be Moved at Belmont Spring Club
Belmont Spring Country Club will relocate its golf course to avoid driving balls across Winter street a public thoroughfare. Secretary Willard E. Robinson of Winchester said the club recently purchased new land to create an improved layout. The current course bisects the street between holes seven and eight and between the sixteenth and eleventh, posing a danger to pedestrians and motorists. The new course will remove these hazards.
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Panama Canal Dry Excavation Finished
Panama reports the dry excavation of the canal is complete as the final rock was removed in the Culebra Cut by a steam shovel. Further work will proceed by dredging to finish the canal channels.
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Martinique Sees Thirty Earthquakes No Damage Reported
A string of thirty earthquake shocks hit Fort de France Martinique at dawn with no material damage recorded. Local authorities report the tremors occur regularly but caused no injuries or structural harm. The event is noted as a routine seismic occurrence in the region.
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Woman pastor resigns from Saugus church in health move
Mrs. Anna C. Tillinghast of Beverly, pastor of the Saugus Universalist Church, bids her flock farewell citing poor health and plans to work in Boston. She is married to Rev. Dr. J. D. Tillinghast, a Beverly preacher who leads the Beverly Universalist Church.
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Mrs Tillinghast resigns pulpit for health and urban move
After a year serving the Saugus flock Mrs. Tillinghast can no longer commute Beverly to Saugus. She will relocate to Boston to pursue educational work and travel daily from Beverly. She stresses health as the sole reason and defends women in the pulpit while noting church gratitude.
Pastor Seeks Replacements After Noted Woman’s Departure
A local church notes the impending departure of Mrs. Tillinghast, praising her noble work and leadership. The pastor expresses deep regret, hoping to appoint a successor who is equally acceptable and inspiring to those answering religious calls.
Inmate Michael Ward Escapes Pierce Farm Flows Through Boston Areas
Michael Ward an inmate at Pierce Farm escaped in the afternoon by mingling with visitors around 4 pm and wandered for over six hours through Jamaica Plain and Roxbury before capture near his Burke Street home. He has a history of melancholia and belief of being poisoned, was returned to the farm after police notification.
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100 Degrees Hits Chicago as Heat Wave Bakes City
Chicago records 92 at the lake but 100 on streets and in suburbs with hot winds. Beaches attract large crowds while a shifting breeze brings brief relief. Rain expected tonight or tomorrow could ease drought fears and water quality concerns. Drought is stressing vegetation and livestock with pastures brown and bare.
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Veterans Gather for 7th Army and Navy Union Encampment
Veterans of the Mexico War Civil War Spanish-American war and those who served in China and island possessions arrive in Philadelphia for the 7th annual Army and Navy Union encampment. About veterans are expected to attend beginning tomorrow.
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Death claims Tammany man in New York
John P Archibald a famed Democrat and labor leader of Tammany Hall died in the Bronx home aged 60. Born in Dublin Ireland he came to New York 30 years ago to work in painting and decorating. He led the Brotherhood of Decorators and Painters of America and was a former NY State Federation of Labor vice president. He was grand marshal of New Yorks first Labor Day parade in 1888.
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