Corner stone laid for Mt Carmel Monastery in Roxbury
The Mt Carmel monastery foundation on Mt Pleasant Avenue Roxbury will have its corner stone laid next Sunday at 3 30 p m Archbishop Williams will bless the cross and the stone while Rev W O Brien Pardow will preach the commemorative sermon The event marks the first East erected Mt Carmel sisterhood monastery with parchment names of donors sealed in the stone Attendance is open to all with rain protection provided by canvas covering.
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Mt. Carmel
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Willams
New York
Maryland
W. O’brien Pardow
Sisterhood of
Father Pardow
De Bary Wrecked Off Kittyhawk N C with No Passengers
Clyde line steamer Frederick De Bary going from New York to Jacksonville wrecked at 7 this morning near Kittyhawk North Carolina. Seventeen crew members were rescued by lifesavers. no passengers or cargo aboard. The iron side wheeler of 463 tons, 175 feet long, 40 feet beam, built ten years ago, cost 125000 dollars. Captain T W Lund commanded, with officers Jamison, Desjardins, Cleveland, Goodale, and Hemmenway aboard.
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Caph Henry
Clyde Line
Frederick de Bary
New York
Jacksonville
Kittyhawk
N. C
de Bary
Boston
Nahanta
Wilmington
Del
Labor Day
T. W. Lund
John Jamison
HB. A. Desjardins
John Cleveland
Fire at Liveridge Industrial School Damages Building and Barn
Watchmen spotted a rear first floor blaze at Liveridge Institute of Industry just after 10. The fire spread to the adjoining barn and destroyed it. Total barn loss estimated at 4000 dollars while building damage should not exceed 1800 dollars.
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Liveridge Institute of Industry
Train Hits Brick Wall After Misplaced Switch
Through a brick wall the locomotive of train No. 7382 on the Consolidated road from Attleboro to Boston jammed into a round house near Plainville after a switch misplacement. The engine buried in sand, but passengers escaped unharmed. Engineer C. H. Bullock and the fireman had a narrow escape.
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Attleboro
Plainville
Boston
C. H. Bullock
Salvi ni Illness Forces IsalVini Engagement Cancellations
Salvinis ill in New York as Alexander Isalini remains at his father’s villa near Florence. He is seriously ill and has not recovered from a winter illness in Montreal. His engagements in this country through February have been cancelled.
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New York
Alexander Isalvini
Florence
Italy
Montreal
Italian Cruiser Carlo Alberto Launched in Rome
The Italian cruiser Carlo Alberto was launched at La Spezia in the presence of King Humbert and a large crowd. The 105 metre long vessel measures 18 metres wide and will have 13 000 horsepower engines.
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Rome
Carlo Alberto
la Bpezzia
Humbert
Royal Blue Line Tours to Washington Begin Oct 7
The Royal Blue Line begins another series of seven day tours to the national capital. The first party departs Boston on Wednesday October 7. Rate covers hotel accommodations and all expenses at $23 with stop over privileges. For itinerary and guide to Washington address A J Immens NEA 21 Washington street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
National Capital
Boston
Washington
A. J. Immcens
N. E A
Washington Street
Oston
Boston Travelers SAIL for Europe on Majestic
Bostonians departed from New York for Liverpool aboard the White Star steamer Majestic on Monday. The group included Joseph G. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Bradlee, Miss Sarah C. Bradlee, and F C Bradlee.
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New York
Liverpool
White Star
Majestic
Joseph G. Porter
Josiah Bradlee
Sarah C. Bradlee
F. C. Bradlee
Mystery of Milford wife killer ends in unknown verdict
In Pike County Pennsylvania Mrs. Paul Schultz was shot at the High Point House near Shohola. Her husband Schultz was acquitted by a coroner's jury which found the death caused by some person unknown. He was jailed briefly before release after the inquest.
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Milford
Penn
Pike County
Paul Schultz
High Point
Shohola
Lizzie
Wohlfarth
Mrs. Smith
Schultz
Geiger
High Point House
Frank Kellar
Actor Hilliard Marries Heiress Nellie Whitehouse Murphy
New York reports that film and stage actor Bob Hilliard wed Nellie E Whitehouse Murphy, heiress and ex wife of Edgar Gibbs Murphy. The ceremony took place at Hedding Methodist Church Jersey City after her recent statutory divorce. Hilliard plans to appear in The Mummy during his upcoming tour.
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New York
Bob” Hilliard
Nellie E. Murphy
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Jersey City
Mr. Hilliard
Imperial Hotel
Nat Goodwin
No Trace Of Jeannette Erickson In Cambridge Disappearance
Jeannette Erickson, daughter of Cambridge, left her home last Friday and has not been seen since. Mrs. Nelson received two Norwegian postcards from “Your dear Jeannette” claiming she is safe, staying with a North Cambridge family, and promising to return Friday. Neighbors fear she may be kept away, with alarm in the writing. Erickson, a blonde, came to the country two years ago.
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Jeannette Erickson
Cambridge
Descriptive Physical Traits of a Female Individual
The subject is described as having long chestnut hair and bright blue eyes, standing five feet six inches tall, and noted as very attractive in appearance. No other identifying details or context are provided.
Lynn's Woman in Black Charged in Lynn Theft Case
Theresa Knight, about 27, faces theft charges after being accused of stealing 90 dollars from her brother in law James W. Starkey on July 28. She had been acquitted earlier but later arrested as officers gathered new evidence. Known as the Woman in black, she was linked to burglar Corkey Hanley and allegedly planned to wear changing black attire to avoid detection.
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Lynn
Theresa Knight
James W. Starkey
Theresa
Corkey
Hanley
Charlestown
Jersey City Principal Bars Beer-Drinking Boy on Opening Day
Miss Van Winkle, head of Jersey City School No 12, refused entry to Freddie Pichard after detecting beer on his breath during admission testing. Freddie admitted drinking beer, and the principal sent him home with a message that liquor-using boys are not admitted. The incident drew a heated dispute with Freddie’s French mother and his father seeking a Board of Education review.
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New York
Miss van Winkle
Jersey City
Freddie
Miss Clara Sweeney Receives Baltimore Heiress Legacy
Miss Clara Sweeney of Methuen is named heir to a comfortable fortune from the will of Miss Rachel Shackford of Baltimore. The gift stems from acts of kindness Sweeney performed during a carriage trip about two years ago leading to a lasting friendship and the eventual bequest.
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Lowell, Sert
Clara, Sweeney
Methuen
Rachel Shackford
Baltimore
Miss Sweeney
Sweeney
Railways to curb ticket forgeries with special paper
New York September 23 railway passenger agents meeting in Atlantic City outline a plan to combat ticket forgeries. They propose a standard government like paper for railroad tickets, controlled by a few printers with strict handling to deter frauds that have cost railroads over 1 million dollars since January 1.
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New York
Atlantic City
Fender saves a child in Amesbury road incident
A 6-year-old girl, daughter of Joseph Delong, narrowly escaped death when she ran from a schoolhouse into a passing electric car on the H M A road at Rocky Hill. A passing car fender struck the child and she was unhurt but badly frightened.
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Amesbury
Mass
Rocky Hill
Joseph Delong
Death of Unitarian Clergyman Morrison Interred in Haverhill
The remains of Rev. J. B. Morrison, who died by his own action at the Revere House, will be taken to Haverhill for interment today.
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J. B. Morrison
Revere House
Haverhill
Symphony ticket sales resume at Music Hall
Auction sales of season tickets for the Boston Symphony Orchestra begin at Music Hall at 10 o'clock with $12 seats for Saturday evening concerts. Monday and Tuesday sales for Friday afternoon rehearsals showed strong public interest in the concerts and rehearsals.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Entered the Church After Six Months in New York
James F. Biddulph and Harding Fisher, graduates of St John’s College Fordham, left careers in medicine and law to join the church. James entered St Joseph’s Seminary Dunwoodie, while Harding will begin twelve years of Jesuit training at Georgetown.
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New York
James F. Biddulph
Harding Fisher
St. John’s College
Fordham
James
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Harding
Columbia Law School
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Dunwoodie
Georgetown
Probation for Yacht Breakers and Harsh Sentences Issued
In Dorchester Bay cases, Milliner B Robinson Frederick Robinson and Arthur Whittier received probation after pleading guilty for breaking into yachts. Minnie Carroll was sent to Sherborn prison for two years as a common night walker. Granville F Seaverns paid a 54 dollar fine for milk quality violations while Solomon Cohen paid 100 dollars for liquor law breaches. Phillip Miller faces 12 to 18 years in State prison for an assault on 9 year old Mabel Zachary in Charlestown on August 8.
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Bishecp
Milliner
B. Robinson
Frederick Robinson
Arthur Whittier
Dorchester Bay
Bishop
Minnie Carroll
Sherborn
Granville F. Seaverns
Solomon Cohen
Phillip Miller
Mabel Zachary
Charlestown
A New Departure for the North American Review
America’s oldest magazine announces a broad expansion including a plan to distribute a four volume Encyclopedic Dictionary at low terms. A special offer includes a six month Review subscription with purchase and a $2 set price, limited to available sets and refundable within ten days.
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North American Review
Review
Fifth Avenue
New York
The Two Little Vagrants Draw Big Boston Run
The Museum engagement for The Two Little Vagrants expands after strong audience reception. The show heads next to New York, with Frohman pleased by Boston's success and optimistic for national reception.
Hoo sac Tunnel Excursion Circular Plan Set
To J. R. Watson general passenger agent Fitchburg railroad Boston for circular giving particulars covering Hoo sac Tunnel excursion of Sept. 26.
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J. R. Watson
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
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