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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1906

Page

4

Welcome for Archbishop O Connell in Boston Cathedral

A large assembly of priests and bishops gathers at the Boston Cathedral for the welcome to Archbishop O Connell. Prominent clergy, including Archbishop Williams and Bishop Grady, attend the ceremony with numerous monsignori and visiting priests from across the archdiocese. A benediction and cordial greetings mark the formal reception in the sanctuary and conference hall.

Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to rebuild strength after grip

A Norwich Connecticut woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength after grip and subsequent wasting illness. She details relief from nerve and rheumatic pains, stomach weakness, and insomnia after failing to improve with other tonics.

Amelia Hall No. 5 High Street Norwich Conn Dr. Williams Dr. Willa Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

Better Farming Train Show Moves Through Massachusetts Towns

The Better Farming train begins its Massachusetts tour with lectures and demonstrations at each stop from Mt. Hermon to Greenfield. The exhibit train carries seeds crops foods and farming utensils led by educators and researchers from New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts institutions.

Amherst Boston & Maine Massachusetts New England W. D. Gibbs New Hampshire “Agey J. L. Hills Vermont Tuttle Mt. Hermon Bernardston Greenfield

Clergy Directory Listings by Town and Name

A long list of reverends and their parishes appears with names and locations across Massachusetts towns including Lynn Newton Lower Falls Plymouth Dedham Everett Gloucester Lowell West Newton Malden Marlboro Reading Somerville Winchester Randolph Wakefield South Boston Ashland Brockton Ayer Brockton Beverly North Cambridge North Cambridge Concord Lexington Manchester Nahant Maplewood Danvers Cochituate and more. The compilation pairs each clergyman with his parish or community.

John T. Mullen John J. O'Keefe St. Cecilia's Christopher T. McGrath St. Joseph's Church Somerville Peter Rowan St. Peter's Church Dorchester Richard Neagle P. R Malden James B. Troy St. Catherine's Church Norwood John J. Nilan Amesbury James J. McCarthy Thomas BR. McCoy Boston John C. Harrington Lynn Timothy Brosnahan William HH. Ryan Newburyport Michael J. Doody PP. R Cambridgeport William O’brien BP. R Lowell Mgr Denis O'Callaghan St. Augustine’s Church South Boston John Jazz S. J Denis T. O'Sullivan Francis Russell Edward Saunders Aloysius Malone Newton Denis P. Crimmins John A. O'Rourke Campella William J. Dwyer Patrick H. Riley John J. Graham Haverhill James J. Gilday John J. McGrath Nathaniel J. Merritt West Medford Patrick J. Supple Cambridge David R. Heffernan Everett Henry T. Grady Chelsea George Leahy St. John’s Seminary Brighton Patrick Coleman Thomas J. Gannon James O'Doherty Joseph F. Coppinger Philip J. Gormly Henry B. Murray Charlestown Hugh Roe O'Donnell East Boston Denis J. O'Farrell Joseph V. Tracey Allston James Hayes C. S Roxbury Patrick J. Lyons Hugh P. Smith John A. Daly Michael Clarke East Valerianus Roberto Biasotti William A. Ryan John PD. Tierney M. F. McManus Brookline John B. Labassier James N. Supple Pasqualle Abington Edward J. Moriarty James J. Chittick Tryde Park Timothy S. Whelan Holbrook John M. Donovan Ipswich Thomas I. Cusack Hudson James P Kelley North Cambridge James W. Hickey Foxboro James T. O'Reilly O. S. A. Lawrence Peter F. McCall Cohasset John EK. Crowley Hopkinton Edmund T. Schofield Chelmsford Charles W. Reagan Michael T. McManus Nicholas R. Walsh Beverly Farms John A. Donnelley James F. McGowan Andover John Scully George A. Reardon John F. Deigihan John F. Kelleher Alliston Daniel S. Sheerin Fast Michael I. Creeden Fast Boston Timothy J. Fahey Charles J. Ring Michael J. Cuddihy John J. Harkins Francis W. Maley John A. Sheridan Mark E. Madden Jamaica Plain John K. Duran John H. Griffin John D. Whitney Ss. J John J. Condon Thomas Donahue C. SS. R Francis S. Kenzel John V. O’brien Thomas F. Brannan South John B. Redican Dr. Havey Whitman Eugene A. Dorgan O. M John F. Kelley Merrimack John S. Cullen Watertown James KF. Gilfeather Patrick H. Callanan Newton Lower Falls John J. Buckley Plymouth John H. Fleming Dedham Joseph F. Mohan Francis de Bem Gloucester Michael Rowan Lawrence J. O' Toole West Newton Bartholomew J. Willilea Maynard Patrick J. Halley Thomas B. Lowney Mar Brockton John M. Chemilensky Joseph A. Gricius John P. Cuffe Atlantic Michael Peza Patrick J. Sheedy Ayer Oscar Conest Francis J. Curran Beverly Richard J. Quinlan Holliston Francis Marcel Henry A. Sullivan Danvers O. P. la Crois Cochituate

Welcome address to Archbishop O Connell in Boston ceremony

The Rev Robert Johnson presents a cordial welcome to Archbishop O Connell on his new duties as coadjutor to the Boston archdiocese. He praises Archbishop Williams and notes the Vatican selection to assist in guiding the diocese, stressing loyalty to Rome and the solemn duty of clergy. The ceremony emphasizes reverence, duty, and unity in ecclesiastical leadership.

Archbishop Williams O’connell Grady Boston Williams Timothy Brosnahan P. R Waltham Hugh P. Smyth Roxbury O'Connell Denis J. O'Farrell St. Stephen's M. T. McManus Brookline Brady William P. McQuaid St. James’ Church John C. Harrington Lynn Robert J. Johnson Robert Johnson Archdiocese of Constantia Holy See Peter Rome

Archbishop O Connell Praised as Example of Catholic Leadership

The text lauds Archbishop O Connell as an exemplar of Christian ideals and a capable, discreet, and just spiritual leader. It commends his formation of a strong clergy and declares him a worthy coadjutor devoted to souls and the Catholic faith.

Archbishop O'Connell

Devotional pledge marks new coadjutor bishop’s address

The new coadjutor bishop speaks from the cathedral in a pledge of devotion to Rome and to his archbishop. He recalls a Lowell priest funeral and a turning to study in Rome, urging unity, mutual cooperation, and shared duties in the diocese.

Portrait of Franklin shipped to America from Southampton

The plan outlined at a New York Pilgrims banquet states the restored Benjamin Franklin portrait will be sent to the United States aboard the St Paul departing Southampton on April 7. Earl Grey, governor-general of Canada, announced the arrangement.

London Benjamin Franklin America Earl Grey Canada New York St. Paul Southampton

Pabst Eight Day Malt Defines Its Superior Beer

Pabst Malt uses an exclusive eight day malt and seven step brewing process to produce a rich mellow beer. The method emphasizes purity cleanliness and sterilization from mash to bottle to ensure healthful, perfect beer. Doctors praise the process and the resulting tonic like quality of Pabst Bine Ribbon Beer.

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