Word: archbishop
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Charles VII,Dallas Anderson Queen Isabel, his mother, Dorothy Dorr Agnes Sorel, his mistress, Beatrice Agnew Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, Wilfrid North Earl Dunois, bastard of Orleans, E. Hales La Hire, royal officer, Lumsden Hare Du Chatel, royal officer, Frank Burbeck Archbishop of Rheims, Gustave von Seyffertitz Faoul, a Lotharingian knight, J. Malcolm Dunn Talbot, English general, R. Peyton Carter Lionel, English general, Martin Sabine Councilor of Orleans, F. B. Hersome An English herald, Francis Shannon A squire, Richard Garrick Thibaut d'Arc, a wealthy countryman, Louis Massen Margot, his daughter, Lillian Spencer Loulson, his daughter, Laura Stanley...
...subject will be the opportunities in New England for the cultivation of orchards and the raising of fruit. The two papers will be followed by suggestions and discussion by the delegates. Tomorrow morning's session will be opened with a prayer by Most Reverend W. H. O'Connell, Archbishop of Boston. The first paper will be read by F. H. Herrick, special investigator on the lobster for the United States Bureau of Fisheries. His subject will be the preservation and propagation of the lobster. Dr. G. W. Field, late instructor in biology at Johns Hopkins University, will speak...
...active work of the St. Paul's Catholic Club has been further facilitated this year by a gift from the Archbishop of Boston of the double house situated at 32 and 34 Mt. Auburn street, known as Newman House. Early in the year the attendance at the club meetings was slim; but as the House became better known and more comfortably furnished, a much larger attendance has been the rule, averaging about...
...executive committee of the Federation. At the annual dinner of the members tonight he will speak informally on some subject connected with the work of the Federation. The other speakers will be Andrew Carnegie, John Mitchell, E. H. Harriman, General Fred D. Grant, Samuel Gompers, George W. Perkins, and Archbishop John Ireland...
...Archbishop O'Connell, head of the Catholic Church in Boston, has recently assigned for the permanent use of the Catholic Club a large house on the corner of Mt. Auburn and DeWolf streets. The building, which will be called Newman House, in memory of Cardinal Newman, has a valuation of $10,000. During the summer it has been thoroughly repaired and renovated for the use of the club and is now in first class condition...