Cardinal O'Connell Opens Cathedral Mass After Break
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross resumed its fall and winter schedule with Cardinal O'Connell presiding. Assisting were Rev. Joseph F. McGlinchey D D Rev. Neil A. Cronin Ph D and Rev. Augustine F. Hickey supervisor of parochial schools. Deacon was Rev. John W Culhane and subdeacon Rev. William E. Conroy. Sermon by Rev. William B. Finigan D D. After mass hundreds of parishioners greeted the cardinal.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O’connell
Joseph F. McGlinchey
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Neil A. Cronin
Augustine F. Hickey
John W. Culhane
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William E. Conroy
William B. Finigan
Reception Honors New Pastor Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone
A reception will be held at Union Congregational in honor of the new pastor Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone who preached his first sermon as minister on September 10. The event welcomes the church community and marks the start of his tenure.
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Union Congregational
Concord Junction Church Evening Parish Meeting
Parishioners of Concord Junction hold an 8 o'clock service and meeting this evening at the church to discuss church affairs.
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Concord Junction
Free Prescription for Eye Comfort Promises Quick Results
An advertisement promotes Bon-Opto as a simple eye remedy to cleanse eyes, reduce inflammation, and improve vision. It claims many users discard glasses after weeks and cites patient anecdotes of dramatic improvement without eye damage. A physician endorses Bon-Opto as a reliable, widely used remedy for families.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Gas poisoning claims two at Derby House hotel
Elbridge Bears a five year old of Winchendon died while marine W M McLain about 26 lay on the danger list after gas was turned on in their Derby House room at 39 Cambridge street. Police and hotel managers found them unconscious and pulmotors revived one. Beals a D Murdock Manufacturing foreman had stayed at the hotel for years. McLain was unknown there.
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Elbridge Bears
Winchendon
W. M. McLain
Relief Hospital
Derby House
Cambridge Street
Beals
D. Murdock Manufacturing Company
McLain
Appointed Rector for St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
The Rev Norman B Nash of Cambridge has been named rector to fill the vacancy created by Rev John M C Wilson who resigned Sept 1 to serve in France with the Friends War Relief Association. Nash will lead St Anne’s Episcopal Church in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
John M. C. Wilson
France
Friends’ War Relief Association
Norman B. Nash
Cambridge
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Seth Low Reformer Dies at 66
Former New York mayor and once president of Columbia University Seth Low died at Broad Brook farm Bedford Hills New York at 66 after several months illness a worsening condition announced last night ends with no recovery expected.
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New York
Seth Low
Columbia University
Broad Brook Farm
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Seth Low bronze career as Brooklyn, New York mayor and Columbia figure
Seth Low twice served as Mayor of Brooklyn and once as Mayor of New York, then led Columbia University for eleven years. Born January 18, 1850 in Brooklyn, he rose as a leading civic figure, guiding reforms from the Garfield era through university consolidation and expansion. He married Annie Wroe Scollay Curtis in 1880. they had no children.
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Seth Low
Brooklyn
New York
Columbia University
New York City
Salem
Mass
Abiel Abbott Low
Low
Polytechnic Institute
Columbia
Garfield
University Council
Citizens’ Union
Tammany Forces
Tracy
Annie Wroe Scollay Curtis
Boston
Benjamin Robins Curtis
United States Supreme Court
Suffrage Victory in British Columbia
Sir The granting of woman suffrage in British Columbia is noted as a rapid advance in Canada as the fourth large province to enfranchise women within the year. Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan passed by Parliament with near unanimous support while BC voters approved the measure in local elections.
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British Columbia
Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Alaska
Alice Stond Blackwell
Dorchester
Hurry to wed causes city rush to answer
A man phoned police headquarters seeking to marry that afternoon but lacks a license. Officers explain marriage requires a license and local law. Providence was suggested, but Rhode Island rules are unclear. The caller concedes the plan is unlikely.
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Central
Lcense
Providence
Rhode Island
Po lice Departments Out of State Exchange Courteous Farewell
A brief exchange ends with polite thanks and a remark about trying more police departments outside the state. One speaker acknowledges gratitude and wishes a good day. The other suggests continuing with broader department outreach.
Lexington Junkmen Must Be Licensed
The Lexington Board of Selectmen issues a town by law notice prohibiting any person firm or corporation from dealing in junk or operating a junk shop without a license. It also bans collecting junk old metals and second hand articles from place to place in the town without authorization.
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Lexington Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Industrial Board Work May Move to Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Waterways Commission created a shift in duties from the Boston Industrial Development Board to the Boston Chamber of Commerce. City officials and the chamber favor the transfer and a conference between Mayor Curley and chamber executives will settle remaining details.
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Massachusetts Waterways Commission
Boston Industrial Development Board
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Curley
Kitty's Nap Fools Crowd at Cambridge Window
A brown and white kitten wedged in a Hennessey confectionery window on 493 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge drew a cheering crowd yesterday afternoon. Patrolman Daniel J. Horgan alerted the store owner as onlookers watched the small animal awaken, glance at the crowd, and retreat to the back.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Hennessey Confectionery
Daniel J. Horgan
Nurse Annie Ross Falls to Her Death at Malden Home
Annie Ross a 40 year old nurse employed by Mrs Alvah Luther at 63 Converse Avenue Malden was found dead at the foot of a cellar stair after she fell while preparing to go to church The neck was broken and the incident occurred yesterday morning The body was discovered late in the afternoon by the homeowner who is an invalid The second item notes the schooner George Churchman sank near City Island after springing a leak while carrying coal from South Amboy to Augusta Me
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Annie Ross
Alvah Luther
Converse Avenue
Malden
New York
George Churchman
South Amboy
N. J
Ausgusta
City Island
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