Catholic Lyceum Elects Directors After Communion Service
The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum gathered about 150 members at 7:45 AM to attend an 8:00 AM Mass at St. Patrick's church. Rev. John J. McHugh celebrated with Rev. Fr. Callahan assisting. John J. Kelly led hymns and several members served as altar boys. Post service breakfast followed at the hall, then a regular meeting with director elections: John Bradley, James Callahan, Andrew Smith, Alonzo Fadden, Thomas Bassett, Patrick Harrington, Timothy Dwyer, Albert Lave. New appointees by Rev. Fr. O'Brien included John J. Carroll and others. Walter Mussey named physical instructor for the gym. next gym class set for Tuesday night. A St Patrick's Day delegation will go to Hibernian hall. Financial Secretary McDermott, departing for Buffalo to study at Old Angels College, received a gold chain and traveling bag.
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Catholic Young Men’s Lyceum
St. Patrick’s Church
John J. McHugh
Fr. Callahan
John J. Kelly
Sevral
Messrs
Sayers
Carroll
Keegan
Rohan
Caheter Corey
John Bradley
James Callahan
Andrew Smith
Alonzo Fadden
Thomas Bassett
Patrick Harrington
Timothy Dwyer
Albert Lave
O’brien
John J. Carroll
Harry Flaherty
Paul Breen
Frank Higgins
Timothy Rohan
John F. Murphy
Frank Sullivan
Walter Mussey
Imk
Mussey
Hibernian Hall
Middlesex County Federation of Catholic Societies
Albert McDerott
Buffalo
N. Y
Old Angels College
McDermott
St. Patrick’s Parsh
Lyceum
Quarterly Communion of Y. C. I. Held at Immaculate Conception
About 350 members attended the quarterly communion at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday morning. Rev. E A Dorgan celebrated the mass and a special hymn was sung by members. J H McAffrey led the choir with Miss Winnie Haggerty as organist. A 9 o’clock breakfast followed at the institute on Stackpole Street, then a lit erary and musical program. John H Harrington gave the principal address on a West Indies trip, with Rev. Fr. Dorgan also speaking.
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Immaculate Conception
E. A. Dorgan
J. H. Mcaffrey
Winnie Haggerty
Institute
Stackole Street
Chase case postponed to next Wednesday forenoon
Lynn December 31 Judge Berry of the pees court presiding over the inquest into the death of Mrs. Jennie Chase at Swampscott last September announced that the next session has been postponed until next Wednesday forenoon.
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Lynn
Berry
Pees Court
Jennie Chase
Swampscott
Howard's Pine-Balm Cough Remedy Promoted by Drugstore
An advertisement extols Howard's Pine-Balm as a safe pleasant purely vegetable cough remedy. The copy notes a bottle price of a quarter and identifies a druggist at 197 Central Street. The wording emphasizes safety and effectiveness for coughs.
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Central
Church Seeks Godly Giving Raises Over $1000 in 40 Minutes
A Lowell Congregational church service featured Rev Dr Asher Anderson urging generous support for a "world of ours" school of pilgrim experience. An immediate $1000 goal was surpassed in 40 minutes as funds were collected from a sparse crowd. A child’s donation arrived from a nearby town, and Dr Anderson delivered a sober sermon on duty, time, and God’s education.
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I Congregational Church
Asher Anderson
National Council of Congregate
United States
Dr. Anderson
Albert D. Carter
Lowell
Mr. Anderson
Earth
Music in Lowell as a unifying sacred and civic aim
Rev. George F. Kenngott extols music's power from ancient choirs to Lowell, urges churches and schools to unite across creeds and politics to sing together. He praises the Lowell Choral Society and outlines plans to recruit 300 active singers and 500 supporters for Faust Handel Messiah studies and concerts in Lowell.
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Heaven
Earth
Lowell
David
Lowell Orchestral Society
Lowell Choral Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Pawtucket Church Sermon on The Passing Year
Rev. E. R. Smith preached on The Meaning of the Passing Year at the Pawtucket church. The sermon addressed reflections on time and the year that has elapsed, inviting contemplation of life and purpose.
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E. R. Smith
Pawtucket
New Year Service at St Pauls Church Ends Year 1905
St Pauls Church held a well attended service with a spirited chorus directed by Edgar H Barker and organist Charles V Barker. Dean preached on counting days and choosing wisdom from Psalm 90 12 urging reliance on God and opportunities in the new year. Church events include Book-a-Month Club at 61 Bellevue Street and weekly meetings led by Mrs Moore and Rev George B Dean.
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Edgar H. Barker
Charles V. Barker
Dilenni
Herald Angels
Dean
Christ
God
St Paul's Church
George Mansur
Bellevue Street
ETERNITY Theme Dominates First Baptist Service
The First Baptist church echoed the year end theme Eternity with record crowds. Dr. Wallace preached The Arithmetic of Wisdom from Psalm 90 12 urging mindful days and noble plans, while evening service drew standing room only for The Fire on the Beach from John 21 9 stressing urgent forgiveness. The King’s Daughters announce a New Year’s social at Mrs L T Trull’s home and the church will trial the individual communion cup system next Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Wallace
Jesus Christ
Christ
Simon Peter
L. T. Trull
Fairmount Street
Greek Mission Aids Greco American Christianity Effort
The Greek Methodist Mission at Worthen Street church led by Rev Panos Ginieres grows as about 300 Greek youths gather to form a pure society and reform the Grecian world in the city. Strong opposition from some Greek leaders is noted as part of the movement.
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Worthen Street
Panos Ginieres
Greek appeal to worship free conscience draws crowds
A large crowd gathers to hear Mr Ginieres as Rev. George B. Dean delivered an eloquent sermon on Character in Greek translation. George Scarlet is a regular singer, and Greeks highly enjoy his performances at the venue.
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God
Ginieres
George B. Dean
Mr. Ginieres
Special Services At Eliot Church
Special New Year services at Eliot church will run each evening this week starting tonight except Saturday night with Rev. Charles F. Carter of Lexington speaking tonight and Rev. Frank Hunnewell of Reading on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday. The pastor leads the week and services begin at 7 45.
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Eliot Church
Charles F. Carter
Lexington
Frank
Hunnewell
Reading
Patrolman Killed in Detroit Streetcar Collision
A Lake Shore passenger train struck the rear of a Fourteenth avenue trolley at the Fourteenth avenue crossing last night. Patrolman William H. Thatcher was standing on the rear platform and was killed in the crash.
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Detroit
Mich
Lake Shore
Fourteenth Avenue Line
Fourteenth Avenue Crossing
William H. Thatcher
Hart House Hotel Destroyed By Fire At Catskill Point
Fire destroyed the Hart house at Catskill Point just north of the ferry landing today. Erected early last century the hotel reportedly stood when Gen. Lafayette visited Catskill in 1824. The structure will be rebuilt.
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Catskill
N. Y
Hart
Catskill Point
Ferry Landing
Lafayette
National publicity group lists prominent supporters
Perry Belmont announces a national publicity organization naming numerous governors U S circuit judges and leaders from Democratic and Republican parties as members. Belmont schedules a meeting at the New Willard hotel in Washington on January 3 at 11 a m.
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Washington
Perry Belmont
New York
William D. Jelks
Alabama
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Hoke Smith
Secretary of the Interior
William J. Wallace
U. S
Albany
N. Y
P. S. Grosscup
Chicago
J. K. Richards
Cincinnati
Horace H. Lurton
Nashville
Denver
Urey Woodson
Democratic National Committee
Owenburg
H. S. Cummings
Stamford
Boston
J. M. Green
Republican National Committee
Chamberlain
S. D
John W. Blodgett
St. Louis
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
Frank K. Foster
British Trades Congress
James M. Lynena
International Typographical Union
Indianapolis
Ind
N. J. Morrison
Fairmount College
Wichita
Kas
John Y. Terry
Seattle
Was
John, T. Wilson
Maintenance of Way Employes
John W. Noble
Missouri
Belmont
New Willard Hotel
This City
Congress to Pass Statehood Bill This Week
Washington December 31 The House intends to pass the bill admitting two new states this week Oklahoma and Arizona to form one state and New Mexico to be the other. Debates over insurance tax powers and the Philippine tariff bill loom, while the Senate plans limited business with ship subsidy and executive items dominating the agenda. State department proposes treaty amendments for Santo Domingo.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
House
Committee On Rules
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
Gallinger
J. B. Bishop
Committee On
Santo Domingo
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morales
State Department
United States
Boston Elevated Railway Makes Its Annual Report
The Boston Elevated Railway Company reports a total public contribution of 1,668,093.47 dollars for the year, including sinking fund and street use compensation taxes. Gross earnings reached 12,689,676.16 dollars with operating expenses at 8,617,653.04 and dividends of 798,000 dollars.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
East
Perez Surrenders to Revolutionists in Monte Cristi
Mail from Monte Cristi reports General Perez governor of Puerto Plata has surrendered to Dominican revolutionists. The cruiser Independencia with ammunition is handed to General Deschamps who leaves with Generals Demetrio and Rodriguez aboard 250 men for Puerto Plata. General Barba with 200 men is at Altimira, 15 miles from Puerto Plata.
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Turks Island
Bahamas
West Indies
Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Perez
Puerto Plata
Independencia
Deschamps
Demetrio and
Rodriguez
Barba
Altimira
Schooner T. W. Allen Hauled Off for Temporary Repairs
New London reports the schooner T. W. Allen from Calais to New Suffolk went ashore Friday off Plum Island. Wreckers hauled her off and brought her to the city where she will receive temporary repairs. the vessel is now full of water.
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New London
Dee
T. W. Allen
Calais
New Suffolk
Plum Island
Dewey Towing Fine in Cape Henry Docking
Cape Henry Va Dec 31 Wireless update at noon reports the drydock Dewey and convoy 160 miles southeast. The vessels tow the dock smoothly and progress is steady as seas ease.
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Cape Henry
Dewey
Start the New Year Right with Cascarets Cleanse
A bustling 1910 style exhortation urges readers to begin the year with clean inside health rather than excess. It argues winter overindulgence depresses digestion, liver, eyes, and skin, urging regular exercise and a daily Cascarets as a gentle bowel cleanser. The ad touts Cascarets available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes, with a promotion offering a gold plated bonbon box for stamps.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
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Catholic Lyceum
Quarterly Communion
Chase Case
Lser Ib
Titizen Office
George F. Kenngott
Pawtucket Church
ST. Paul’s Church
Mr. Dean
The
D. B. Martin
Paige St. F. B. Church
Paign Contributions
Boston Elevated
Tive Canal
Wright
Wright’s Health Underwear CO
Franklin Street
Armor Auspices Co.s G, M
Mercantile
Dca
Lowell Polish CO
Market Street
Tel
Someyone
Errell
Soule Company
Syracuse
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