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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1906

Page

5

Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross at Cathedral

Immense congregation attends 10 15 AM high mass at the Cathedral with Archbishops Williams and O Connell present. Sermon by Rev Thomas F Brannan of Gate of Heaven Church South Boston urges cross as power of God and criticizes secular influences. Choirs and music noted. vespers held at 4 PM with discourse by Rev Michael J Splaine.

Williams O’connell Francis XK. Dolan D. D John J. Crane John T. Mullen J. J. McCarthy Thomas R. McCoy M. J. Splaine Thomas F. Brannan Gate of Heaven Church South Boston Ture Christ Golgotha Jesus James T. Whelan D. C. la Michael J. Splaine

Scared Tot Falls Thirty Feet At Construction Site

Charles Deraulato six living at 20 Charter Street fell about 30 feet while playing near a building under construction on Charter Street. He sustained a skull fracture and brain concussion and is in dangerous condition with small chance of recovery after a caretaker warned the children to move away.

Charter Street Charles Deraulato Iving Deraulato

Rockefeller Skyscraper May Be Heated by Onsite Well

Cleveland dispatch reports a well discovered beneath the Rockefeller building at 186 feet yields both oil and gas. The well, sunk at John D. Rockefeller's suggestion, could save water rents if a strong flow is achieved, ensuring light and heat supply for the structure.

Cleveland Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller

Urge Hibernians to War on Liquor at Rathbone Hall

Ex Alderman John T. Shea of Cambridge delivers a blistering critique of allowing liquor at the Fall River A O H convention events and of electing liquor dealers to office. He argues for candor with the public, church obedience, and edifying leadership in Catholic societies.

Hibernians Fall River John T. Shea Cambridge Hibernian Total Abstinence Association Rathbone Hall Washington Street Augustine J. Daly Daly State Board Baltimore America New England Knights of Columbus Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Catholic Union of Boston Thomas F. Phelan William J. Nagle St. Patrick’s T. A. Society of Roxbury Mary A. Owens Elizabeth V. Donoghue Shea

Witte Denies Attack On Him In Homburg

Count Witte ex prime minister of Russia, being treated for a nasal polyp in Homburg, dismisses a US report that an anarchist named Rosenberg tried to kill him last Saturday. He takes no precautions, says he is out of public life and not fearing any threat.

Homburg Count Witte Russia United States Rosenberg Seden

Continental Europe Surpasses In Trade Schools

Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman, director of the Manhattan Trade School for Girls, told a Lake Placid conference that Continental Europe leads English speaking nations in trade school development. She cited France and Belgium as examples and noted Manhattan and Boston schools uplifting students socially and industrially.

Lake Placid N. Y Mary Schenck Woolman Manhattan Trade Educa Tion France Belgium Boston

Swift Water Bill Gates Files Bankruptcy Petition

Seattle report notes Alaska miner Swift Water Bill Gates petitions for bankruptcy with assets listed at 200 dollars in cash 100 dollars in clothing and a watch chain. Judgments totaling about 200000 dollars are cited as his liabilities.

Seattle Wash Swift Water Gates Alaska

Remains of Fortified City Found Near Argos

In Athens on September 16, Wilhelm Woligraff discovered the remains of a fortified city dating to about 2000 years B C near Argos. The site yielded prehistoric vases of unusually finished workmanship.

Athens Wilhelm Woligraff Argos

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