Monsignor OCallaghan Returns From Overseas Visit
The Right Rev Mgr Denis OCallaghan of St Augustine's Church South Boston arrived aboard the Zeeland after a trip abroad. Crowds gathered at the dock to greet him as he stepped onto the gangplank and received well wishes from worshippers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine's Church
South
Boston
Zeeland
Mer. O'Callaghan
Mgr. O'Callaghan
Betterment in Ireland Impresses Homecoming Visitor
Mgr OCallaghan praises Ireland’s progress after a brief port visit. He credits John Redmond and the Irish Parliamentary Party for prosperity and urges listeners to support their elected representatives, who should not be silenced or expelled.
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Mer. O'Callaghan
Post
Mgr. O'Callaghan
Ireland
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
House of Commons
Salutations Prompt Response From All Quarters
A brief exchange notes the practice of greeting officials and peers with broad, attentive replies from multiple sides in a formal setting. The scene emphasizes courtesy and coordination as people acknowledge the audience and partake in a respectful exchange.
Tunnel Basement Offers Budget Fall and Winter Outfits
The notice highlights the cost of living and how families, especially large ones, can stretch dollars at the Tunnel Basement. It promotes Fall and Winter outfits for children and mothers, praising wash dresses as hygienic and practical for winter wear with heavier coats.
Hop Man Robber Pleads Guilty In Bank Larceny Case
Adolph Rothbarth of Rothbarth & Co hop dealers with offices in London Frankfort and St Petersburg pleaded guilty today to the larceny of 10000 from Mercantile National Bank. He was held for trial on equal bail after 48 hours under surveillance and arrest following talks between the district attorney and bankers with whom he dealt.
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New York
Adolph Rothbarth
Martin Rothbarth & Co
London
Frankfort
St. Petersburg
Mercantile National Bank
Bank fraud case shows Rothbarth's $1.2 million false credits
The assistant district attorney describes Rothbarth admitting wrongdoing as banks tally losses. Liberty National Bank puts losses at $75,000 with $300,000 manipulated across three lenders. Rothbarth borrowed through 1910 loans and falsified statements, leading to his arrest and detainment at the Tombs.
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Martin Rothbarth & Co
Adolph Rothbarth
Rothbarth
Maine election due to local conditions
Letter to the editor argues Maine voters influenced by local conditions and that party issues are secondary. James P. F. Magenis notes high prices and tariff debates affect national mood, and Maine events may heighten Massachusetts interest ahead of the election. Dated Sept. 14, 1910.
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Post
Maine
Pine Tree State
Boston
Republican Party
Massachusetts
James PF Magenis
Lynn Man Claims Perry Japan Expedition Survivors
Stephen Knights of Lynn writes to the Morning Post about John Cassidy of Plymouth being misreported as the last survivor of Perry's Japan expedition. Knights states he served in 1852 53 54 and knows two others still living, offering a reprint of the landing at Yokohama and the treaty signing.
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John
Cassidy
Plymouth
Perry
Japan
Commodore Perry
Yokohama
Stephen
South Common’ Street
Lynn
Opera Star Edith de Lys to Wed Count in Paris
Opera soprano Edith de Lys known as Miss Edith Ely of this city will marry Vicomte Fritz von Michaelis in Paris today. She is a leading figure at Covent Garden and gained fame after a dramatic La Boheme performance in Florence where Italians plotted to bar her from the stage, yet she prevailed.
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Edith Ely
Edith de Lys
Paris
Vicomte
Fritz von Michaelis
Miss de Lys
Covent Garden Theatre
London
Verdi Theatre
Florence
Wedding On The Lawn In Northampton
Miss Lucy Leflingwell Cable daughter of novelist George W. Cable married Henry Wolf Bible of Philadelphia, legal adviser to the Pennsylvania railroad, and law lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania. The ceremony on the bride’s lawn was officiated by Rev. Dr Philip M Bible and Rev Willis H Butler. The couple departed by private Pennsylvania Railroad car for Lake Placid to begin their honeymoon.
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Northampton
Lucy Leflingwell Cable
George W. Cable
Henry Wolf Bible
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
University of Pennsylvania
Philip M. Bible
Gettysburg
Penn
Willis H. Butler
Edwards Church
Dorothea Sable
Paul M. Bible
Oswald Chew
Smith College
New York
Mr. Cable
Daring burglaries struck Judge Colt home and Kneval cottage
Providence reports two burglaries with losses totaling about 28 000 dollars. Judge Lebaron Colt’s Bristol summer home and the Kneval cottage at Watch Hill were entered by masked intruders using false keys. Stolen were Mrs Colt’s heirloom jewelry and pocketbooks plus two pearl necklaces valued at 8000 dollars, with no watches or silver taken. The gang is believed to be the Narragansett Pier group active across several months.
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Providence
R. I
Lebaron B. Colt
United States Circuit Court
Bristol
Kneval
Watch Hill
5. M. Burrill
Waterbury
Judge Colt
Mrs. Colt
Kneval Cottage
Burrill
Thatcher
Narragansett Pier
Mattapoisett
Mass
Oakley Fisher Sets Five Mile Motor Cycle Record
Oakley Fisher broke the world motor cycle five mile record at the State Fair track Milwaukee today. He completed the distance in 4 minutes and 36 12 seconds on a circular track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Oakley Fisher
Child Rescued After 15 Hours in Coop At Middleboro
Marie Brown an 8 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of Middleboro was confined in a dingy yard square coop for about fifteen hours. Letter Carrier John G Tinkham of the local post office freed her and found her exhausted.
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Middleboro
Marie Brown
Fred Brown
John G. Tinkham
Child Trapped in Grove Street Coop Rescued by Carrier
A girl squeezed into an Eaton homestead chicken coop on Grove Street and was trapped overnight. Carrier Tinkham found her crying inside the barred 5 by 38 foot pen, chopped away part of the coop, and freed her as she recovered with fresh air.
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Eaton Homestead
Grove Street
Tinkham
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O’callaghan
Cuntiel
Washington and Winstrer Tunnel
Tachiel
Chambray
California
North Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Pacific and
North Western
Pullman
Oregon
Washington
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Pacific
S. A. Hutchison Manager Tours Department
Washington Str
Boston, Mass
Hop Man
F. S. Schenk
Liberty National Bank
Lynn Man
Paul Thompson
Vicomte von Michaelis
Cable
Rob Judge Colt
Jurist
Coop
THE
Boston Raincoat Company
Mien
Summer Street
Jordan Marsh Co
Wellesley Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
Washington Street
Maple Place
Tyson Construction Company of
R. Schiffmann
U. S
R. Schiffmann Co
St. Paul, Mina
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