Catholics Plan Active Liquor War in Boston Group
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Boston under Rev Francis J Butler adopted a plan for stronger temperance action. Delegates from 30 societies urged a higher per capita tax to 20 cents and discussed annual union events. Resolutions urged abstinence, law reforms against liquor and Catholics severing ties with compliant societies.
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Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of
Boston
Francis J. Butler
Aquinas Hall
Cambridgeport
M. J. Doody
P. R
Mary A. Foye
Father Mathew
Board of
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
National Board
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
J. T. Mullen
D. Co. L
Wilkesbarre
Penn
F. J. Butler
Holy Family Temperance League
Czar Favors U S A Amid Portsmouth Relief Moves
Oyster Bay Sept 10 The Russian government signals appreciation of President Roosevelt by lowering tariff barriers on US goods and proposing most favored nation treatment for several key articles, easing trade with the United States after the Portsmouth conference.
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Oyster Bay
L. IL
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
United States
Russia
Russia to Cut Higher Duties on US Goods
At a Roosevelt conference last night M Witte, for the Russian emperor, delivered a communique ordering the discontinuance of higher Russia duties on American production. Henceforth American manufacturers will pay the same tariffs as those applied to imports from other nations.
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Roosevelt
M. Witte
Russia
United States
Malden Opens School Amid Repair Gaps Notice
Malden prepares for the new term as Superintendent Henry D. Hervey leads teachers for about 6300 pupils. Some schoolhouses lack needed repairs, with repairs ignored by the property committee. High School seats 734. there are 749 applicants, but attendance may stay below capacity. New shorthand instructor Miss Bessie Brown replaces Miss Anna G. Chase.
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Malden
Henry D. Hervey
Hervey
Hutchins
Bessie Brown
Henry Street
Anna. G. Chase
Miss Brown
Everett
Belmont 'S
Malden High
Baron Komura Ill at Waldorf Astoria
Baron Komura III, Japan's chief peace envoy, is ill in his Waldorf apartment. social engagements for today are canceled or postponed. He suffers from intestinal trouble and high temperature, but this afternoon he was told to rest for a few days.
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New York
Baron Komura
Japan
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Witte and De Rosen Sail Tomorrow from Washington
In Washington M Witte and Baron de Rosen left for New York on the Pennsylvania Railroad at 5:30 p m. They arrived earlier and spent the day sightseeing. They will sail on Tuesday.
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Washington
Witte
Baron de Rosen
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Banquet to Notables Home from Europe
Captain D. J. Bergin Thomas M. Guin ey and P. J. Bergin returned from an extended European trip and were honored at a Banquet last evening at the Hotel Cecil hosted by the Bergin and O'Donovan outing clubs. D. J. McGillicuddy served as toastmaster with musical contributions by Ralph Cartoof George McNamara Patrick Casey William Donovan and Ryan's orchestra led by T. F. Kelley. Letters of regret from J. H. O'Neil and ex Alderman J. H. Doyle were read and speeches of welcome given by Thomas Connor Colonel R. J. Scannell L. H. Sullivan with responses from several guests.
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D. J. Bergin
Thomas M. Guiney
P. J. Bergin
Hotel Cecil
Bergin
O'Donovan
D. J. McGillicuddy
Ralph Cartoof
George McNamara
Patrick Casey
William Donovan
Ryan
T. F. Kelley
J. H. O'Neil
J. H. Doyle
Thomas Connor
R. J. Scannell
L. H. Sullivan
Attendance set to soar as Waltham schools reopen
Waltham public schools will open for the fall term with expected record attendance. Staffing changes include Miss Harriet Taylor and Miss Henrietta Pratt on leave. replacements are named for the high school and North Grammar. Miss Stella Mayo is reassigned as principal of Newhall School and other new teachers join South Grammar and Robbins School as temporary absences create shifts.
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Waltham
Harriet C. Taylor
Henrietta A. Pratt
Josephine A. Pickering
Miss Taylor
Antoinette Mattoon
Pratt
Homer E. Woodbridge
George L. Ward
Emma A. Campbell
North Grammar
Stella Mayo
Newhall School
Angie Main
Ethel Jones
Pearle E. Morse
Ellen D. Hanchett
South Grammar
M. Louise Strong
Bertha M. Hill
Strong
Olive Ryan
Martha E. Randall
Robbins School
Mina B. Metcalf
Clara H. Thompson
Brookline Public Schools Open Amid High Attendance Expected
Brookline public schools will open today with preparations for larger enrollment. Storm signals may be displayed at the High School upon the arrival of the new headmaster who succeeds the former Master Sanford.
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Brookline
Sanford
Girl Overcome After Collision on Revere Beach
Allen Wallace 56 of Somerville was knocked down by a horse and buggy driven by two girls on Revere Beach boulevard. He suffered a skull fracture and was taken to Frost Hospital, Chelsea. doctors expect recovery. Driver Miss Edith Blackmore and her companion were riding a buggy hired at Castle Square livery. Blackmore was overcome by the accident.
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Allen Wallace
Prescott Street
Somerville
Revere Beach Boulevard
State Bathhouse
Frost
Chelsea
Wallace
Edith Blackmore
Castle Square
Miss Blackmore
Chief West
Metropolitan Police
Turned Hose on Locomotive
Marblehead Sept 10 An engineer on a Boston and Maine passenger train called the fire department to help control a boiler fire after water injectors failed at Devereaux station. The fire was extinguished and another locomotive then hauled the train to its destination.
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Marblehead
Boston
Cadet societies progress report and social proceeds noted
The minutes show monthly sessions on the third Sunday. Rev M J Doody gave a progress report on cadet society formation. Father Butler reported on the national Wilkes-Barre convention. Secretary Otho T O Leary noted the social committee raised 62.44. Deputies reported society conditions and the board’s status.
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M. J. Doody
Father Butler
Wilksbarre
Penn
Otho T. O'Leary
Board of Govern
Palmer Blamed in Keep Report on Public Purchase
Roosevelt releases Keep commission findings on Mer genthaler Typesetting vs Lanston Monotype purchase by Public Printer Frank W. Palmer. Commission cites improper testing and bias while noting two assistants had indirect Lanston interests through wives as stockholders. The report concludes the contract should stand despite concerns.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Keep Commission
Mergenthaler Typesetting Machine Company
Frank W. Palmer
Lanston Monotype Company
Keep
Lanston Company
Waltham Forms New Branch of Michael Davitt Society
Waltham notes a new improvement society tied to Branch Michael Davitt I N F. The group will meet weekly with four speakers per session and choose topics of broad interest. Irish issues will be prominent in discussions.
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Waltham’s
Michael Davitt Society
Waltham
Michael Davitt
Catholic Women to Wage War on Rum in Chicago
A new Chicago group named The Daughters of Temperance forms to teach total abstinence from alcohol. Inspired by New York’s Daughters of Faith, it will ostracize women who drink or serve wine and ban associated families from social ties.
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Chicago
Daughters of Faith
New York
the Daughters of
Knights of St. Brendan Meet for Reception and Banquet
More than four hundred members of the Knights of St. Brendan gathered yesterday with Jeremiah Carroll presiding. P J Bergin D J Bergin and Thomas M Guiney spoke of a European tour and Ireland in hopeful times for investment. A banquet followed and the group plans a tug of war at Redmond day sports Thursday.
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Knights of St. Brendan
Jeremiah Carroll
P. J. Bergin
D. J. Bergin
Thomas M. Guiney
Knights
Ireland
Married Men’s Sodality Receives Communion at St Mary’s
The Married Men’s Sodality of St Mary’s Church North End held a 7:30 a m mass yesterday with about 400 members receiving holy communion. Rev Father Jensen celebrated the mass. The sodality is among the archdiocese’s oldest and largest groups.
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St. Mary’s Church
North End
Father Jensen
Sodality
Cemetery proposal for town farm site in Cohasset
Cohasset may use an old cemetery as the site of the new town farm. The present town farm was ordered sold by a town meeting led by Amos A. Law rence. Selectman Philander Bates proposed the old cemetery after graves were moved last fall due to waterlogged clay soil and drainage issues.
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Cohasset
Amos A. Lawrence
Philander C. Bates
Pink Pills Helped Woman Recover From Chronic Erysipelas
Ida A. Colt of 19 Winter Street Newburyport Massachusetts suffered a severe chronic erysipelas with facial inflammation intense pain and swollen eyes. After ineffective medical care she took Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, two at a dose three times daily, and within six boxes her inflammation and pain subsided enabling her to resume daily duties. Pills sold by dealers or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Ida A. Colt
Winter Street
Newburyport
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Society Girl to Be Wedded in Melrose Downstate Wedding
A brilliant society wedding is planned for Tuesday evening September 26 in Melrose. Miss Carolyn Brewster Dill, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Atwood Dill, will wed John Edward Rochfort of New York City. The bride is a Melrose social leader and a college graduate.
Melrose High School Acknowledges Prominent Local Family
Melrose High School figure linked to Melrose Woman's Club and Episcopal Church. Her father is a leading city businessman. Many society invitations issued for the ceremony. Reception planned at 114 Foster Street.
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Melrose High School
Melrose Woman's Club
Episcopal Church
Foster Street
Unnary and Logan Battle heats South Boston race
The South Boston senatorial contest tightens as supporters for Senator Thomas J. Collins and ex-Representative Edward L. Logan mobilize. A Ward 16 list named McNary backers among Logan allies, signaling a campaign push.
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Boston
Thomas J. Collins
Edward L. Logan
McNary
Logan
William Kells
Daniel V. McIsaac
Reuben Rush
E. P. Barry
James M. Lane
David A. Kurris
Patrick H. O’connor
William Martin
John T. McNary
Thomas J. Kenny
Germany
Monahan Endorsed by The Douglas Club in Ward 3
The Douglas Club of Ward 3 endorsed Monahan for the Senate last night. Local political group backs candidate, signaling support within the ward.
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The
Douglas Club
Ward 3
Monahan
Senate
Meeting of protestants on new Royal Arcanum rates
An important meeting of the committee of 15 protestants against the new rates of the Royal Arcanum will be held this afternoon in the office of the chairman Stephen W Reynolds at 8 Congress street for the purpose of forming plans for further action if possible.
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Royal Arcanum
Stephen W. Reynolds
Congress Street
Record Revere Beach Season Ends With 150000 Attendance
Attendance at Revere Beach exceeded 150000 for day and night crowds as the season closed in a record year. Amusement venues and eateries boomed while photographers, shuttered by Selectmen, reopened with wide open doors and auto taxi slogan photos proliferated.
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Revere Beach
Mrs Heilbronn Near Collapse Amid Embezzlement Charge
Mrs. Hugo Heilbronn, detained with her husband after their landing from the steamer Manitou, pleads for her husband's innocence as she faces possible detention and a tribunal before immigration commissioners. Pinkerton's H. Steinfeldt accompanies her at a Charlestown boarding house. Heilbronn is accused of embezzling under $300.
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Hugo Heilbronn
H. Steinfeldt
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Leith
Pinkerton
Heilbronn
Wanted Photo Got Black Eye in Revere Studio
William Robinson member of the Law and Order League was struck in the left eye by William J. Murphy at Lowry's studio on Revere boulevard. Robinson told police and planned to seek a Chelsea court warrant for assault. photographers with Sunday business and no permit are questioned by locals.
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Lowry
Revere Boulevard
William Robinson
Law and Order League
William J. Murphy
Robinson
Devine
Metropolitan
Revere Law and Order League
Murphy
Nelson
Chelsea Court
Lewis Lombard of Somerville Dies at 70
Lewis Lombard of East Somerville died at his Mt Vernon street home early yesterday from heart trouble. He was about 70, former president of the Lombard Investment Company. He leaves a son, Frank J., of Winchester.
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Lewis Lombard
East Somerville
Mt. Vernon Street
The
Lombard Investment Company
Frank J
Winchester
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