Cardinal visits parochial school distributes medals from Pope Pius X
Cardinal O Connell visited the Cathedral of the Holy Cross parochial school after term opened and gave each pupil a medal from Pope Pius X. About 300 children attend and he urged diligence. The archdiocese notes growth with new schools in North Cambridge Revere and Lowell and expects higher enrollment.
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Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Pope Pius X
Mission Church
Smith Street
Roxbury
St. John’s
St. Patrick’s
St. Joseph’s
St. John’s Church
North Cambridge
Immaculate Conception Church
Revere
St. Peter’s Church
Lowell
Boston
Woman Victim Of Pickpocket In East Boston Docking
Mary E. Casey a steerage passenger from Ballymahan Ireland traveling to Fond du Lac Wisconsin had fifteen dollars stolen just before the Laconia arrived at East Boston. She was held up briefly, then after a half hour investigation she was allowed to pass.
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Mary E. Casey
Ballymahan
Ireland
Fond du Lac
Wis
East Boston
1000 Ready to Be Made US Citizens
Sessions of the United States District Court opened yesterday with Judges Aldrich and Morton on the bench to naturalize 1000 applicants this week. Courts will sit daily this week and weekly until mid October in preparation for the State election.
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United States District Court
Aldrich
Morton
Joe Knowles Ends Hike In Bear Mountain Wilderness
Fred Allen leads a trek from King and Bartlett camps toward Joe Knowles cache through Bear Mountain forests. The party fights rough trails, sightings of deer, and a fallen pine marking Knowles birch bark messages as Knowles endures a self imposed exile until October 4.
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Maine
Joe Knowles
Fred Allen
Allen
Bear Mountain
King and Bartlett Lake
Bear Mooontain
Knowles
Joe Knowles Back-to-the-Stone-Age Experiment Tracked
Boston Post staff describes a trek through Maine woods where Joe Knowles, known as the aborigine artist, explores primitive life. The piece paints towering roots and rugged terrain to convey the scale of his five mile journey through untracked wilds testing both visitor and gear.
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Knowles
Allie Demming
Joe Knowles
Maine
King and Bartlett
Spencer
Maine Woods
Woodland
Butler Stores Not Bankrupt in Circuit Court Ruling
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wm. S. Butler & Co. Inc. and Everybody's Store Inc. were not bankrupt. Judge Bingham based on insolvency definitions, while Judge Putnam dissented. A hearing on assets, sales, and machinery is set for Sept. 16.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wm. S. Butler & Co., Inc
Everybody's Store, Inc
Bingham
Wm. S. Butler & Co
Putnam
Court of Common Law
Equity
Aldrich
Everybody’s Store Inc
Everybody’s
Butler Co
Port Directors Plans Approved by Governor Council
The Governor's council approved the plans of the Port Directors yesterday afternoon after objections from the real estate exchange. The plans were kept secret to avoid prejudicing their execution.
Bride of Medford Man Is Wed at Emerald Street Church
Miss Evelyn L. Johanson of Roxbury wed Augustus Hanson of Medford at Emerald Street Lutheran Church last evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. C. F. Johanson, the bride’s father and longtime pastor, with assistance from Rev. Frans A. Erigstrand and Rev. A. M. Benander. More than 400 attendees were present.
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Evelyn Lh Johanson
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Augustus Hanson
Medford
Emerald Street Lutheran Church
C. F. Johanson
Frans A. Erigstrand
A.M. Benander
Thief Steals from Telephone Booth During Laconia Docking
A thief smashed a money box in a telephone booth near the elevators as the Laconia tied up yesterday. He extracted coins and escaped, leaving passengers astonished by what they called a free telephone service as coins vanished into the open box below.
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Laconia
Third attempt at death by own action succeeds
John Turner a weaver hanged himself at the Wyoming House Pawtucket after three prior suicide attempts. He used pillow slips torn into strands for a rope and died by his own action in his bedroom.
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Pawtucket
R. I
John Turner
Wyoming House
Madcap Serial Begins Next Sunday in Post Magazine
George Gibbs author of The Bolted Door unveils Madcap a charming new serial starting next Sunday in the Post Magazine.
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George Gibbs
Post
Simple Crepe Yoke Dress With Net Collar Detail
A crepe dress with a yoke style suits most figures. It features long sleeves, turn back revers, and a high net collar. The short tunic is paired with a soft sash for an air of simplicity and elegance. Filene's Sixth Floor.
Women's Raincoats Show New Fall Styles
New raincoats arrive in rubberized corduroy and gabardine with waterproofing in tan blue and taupe priced from 5 to 29 50. Black white Scintilla Slickers Illumi nated gabardine and raglan belted tweed coats offered with multiple price points. Silk gloria lightweight slip on designs add to the fall collection from Filene's Fifth Floor.
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Scintilla
Filene
Silk Jersey Petticoats At Filene’s Third Floor
Silk jersey petticoats offer comfort under close fitting skirts with light bulk and many pretty styles at Filene’s. Prices range from 2.95 to 7.50 for pleated flounced pieces and 5 to 10 dollars for silk jersey skirts and slips. Special silk petticoats are 2.95 with items such as embroidered slips and pleated bodies also on offer.
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Filene’s
Filene
Collar and Cuff Aprons For Smart Serving Staff
A customer inspired a practical apron design featuring collar and cuff sets in lawn dotted Swiss or Brussels net. The new maid outfits have pleased wearers and readers, with prices from 75 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents.
Baby fashion in soft coats and caps from shops worldwide
The piece notes dainty baby coats resembling dresses, cashmere capes at 7.50 dollars, and smocked hand embroidered pieces. Caps vary from 50 cents to 7.50, with English dresses in white malbard, smocked and feather stitched in pink or blue for 1 and 2 year sizes at five dollars.
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England
France
Germany
America
Filene
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Cache
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
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Quebec
Arnold
Waltham
Boston City Hall
Hyde Park
Lake Spencer
Knowles’ Cache
Twin Camp
Spencer Lake
Harry Pierce
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BY Edwin J. Maguire
Boston Post
Chickering
Mahogany
Steinway
Haines & CO
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Henschel
Haines Bros
Mathusher
Mason & Hamlin
Brewster
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