Smashed statue at mass hour in St James Church incident
John Buckley aged 26 entered St James Church on Harrison avenue during mass and battered a 300 pound statue titled The Mother of Sorrows with a sledge hammer. Monsignor William P. McQuaid restrained him, then Buckley fought officers and was taken to the station as an insane person.
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John Buickley
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
William P. McQuaid
Buckley
Shahan
Europe
Monsignor McQuaid
Father McQuaid
WEDS 100 LATE TO GET FORTUNE
New Haven April 5 Mrs Florence Phillips Basson of New London loses one sixth of the estate of Morris Phillips nearly $100000 for failing to marry before 25 in his will. The daughters were to receive shares if they wed before 25. She married in New Haven in March just after turning 26 by Rev Jacob A Frommer.
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New Haven
Florence Phiilips Basson
New London
Morris Phillips
Jacob A. Frommer
Mra
Foss and Family to Go to Washington in an Automobile
Eugene N. Foss will be formally notified of his election to Congress after the canvass. He will leave for Washington within a day or so with Mrs. Foss and their twin daughters, traveling from Boston to the capital by automobile.
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Eugene N. Foss
Congress
Governor's Council
Vast fish haul at T wharf as 27 trawlers land 1.9 million pounds
A fleet of 27 trawlers brought nearly 1.9 million pounds of fish to T wharf yesterday. Receipts totaled 915,100 pounds of mixed fresh fish including 491,500 haddock and 219,400 cod with hake pollock cusk and halibut making up the rest. The Catherine and Ellen led with 2000 haddock 9000 cod 100,000 hake and 25,000 cusk. Some catch to be split at Gloucester amid limited local demand. Prices ranged haddock 2 1 2 cts cod 2 3 4 cts hake 2 to 1 1 4 cts pollock 1 1 2 cts cusk 1 1 4 cts.
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Josephine de Costalis
A. C. Newhall
Robert
Arthur
Catherine
Ellen
George H. Linbee
Jessie Costa
Buco Cas
iGenesta
Iis St
Edmund Black
Latie Ral Wee Rae
Emily Sears
Moors Vicestinre
Mary B. Sennett
Thomas J. Carroll
Mabel E. Bryson
Clara G. Silva
Bethania
Hamburg-American Line
Mystic Wharf
Hamburg
Baltimore
van Doeren
Meyerdiercks
New Colliery
Coastwise Transportation Company
Boston
Arthur L. Crowley
Coastwise
New England Coal & Coke Company
Lewis H. Goward
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Caroni
Goward
Bermuda
Mr. Deering
John W. Small
Philadelphia
Guanica
Porto Rico
Messrs
Bertelsen and Petersen
East Boston
India Wharf
Leyland Hne
Winifredian
Liverpool
Eastport
New York
Chatham
Cape Cod
John J. Hanson
Mumacoa
P. R
Hatteras
T Wharf
Catherine and
George H. Lubee
Robert and
Gloucester
Trom
Arrival Notices From Steamers and Tugs at Atlantic Ports
Maritime cargo movements and arrivals list multiple vessels with origins and destinations. Ships and tugs including Bethania Von Dosten Nam burg Mary B. Mitch ell and City of Gloucester are noted with dates such as March 2 and June. Coal and barge to Perth Amboy and New York appear among duties.
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Bethania
Ger
von Dosten
Namburg
William Cbisholm
Perry
Newport News
Mary B. Mitchell
Wall Rivers
Howard
Chase
Norfolk
J. TW
Perth Amboy
Francis C. Hersey
Baker, Co
Alice
Marion
New York
Eugenio
Wallace
Grand Harbor
N. R
Millbridge
Wellfleet
Rutledge
Jacksonville
Emma McAdam
Swain
Calais
Gatherer
Brocklebank
Rockport
Mass
Edwards
Fyvel
City Council Restores Finance Commission to 40000
The council voted to restore the Finance Commission appropriation to 40000, matching the commission’s request. The mayor had cut it to 30000 but later approved a 5000 increase for the school department investigation. Additional appropriations for incidental expenses health department and public celebrations were raised by 5000 each. Public grounds and law departments were restored to the mayor’s approved levels. The appropriations committee will meet again to finalize the bill.
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Finance Commission
Health Department
Law Department
Committee On Appropriations
Sunday Post Offers Puzzles and Taft Acrostic
The paper promises more entertainment for young readers next Sunday with drawings puzzles conundrums sketches and a chance to write an acrostic about President Taft.
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Sunday Post
Taft
Labor Leaders the 1910 Textile Union Pioneer John Golden
John Golden president of the United Textile Workers of America is a leading labor figure in New England and nationwide. He lives in Fall River, is about 50, and has led the union for three years. The UTWA comprises 6500 locals and 25,000 to 50,000 members with unions in Fall River New Bedford Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Nashua and Manchester plus many others. The organization provides death benefits and maintains a legislative committee active at the State House promoting worker-friendly laws and opposing anti-labor bills. Samuel Ross of New Bedford, UTWA secretary-treasurer, sits in the State Senate after years in the House. UTWA formed in 1900 with James Tansey as its first president.
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John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
New Iingland
United States
Tsngland
Mr. Golden
Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Nashua
Manchester
N. H
Textile Workers’ Organization
State House
Samuel Ross
State Senate
Senate
Hlouse of Representatives
Senator Ross
State Clouse
James Tansey
Retired Brookline Captain Paige Ends 34 Years of Service
Captain Albert Sullingham Paige of the Brookline police resigns after 34 years, to retire on May 9 with a pension. He joined the force in 1876, rose to captain in 1899, and saved officers from a 1905 highwayman on a Brookline night. He has been mostly housebound recently and granted extended leave.
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Albert Sullingham Paige
Brookline Police Department
Force
Paige
Board of Selectmen
Captain Paige
Alonzo Bowman
Wellfleet
Mass
Brookline
Isaac Williams
Winthrop
Death takes old soldier Samuel J. Gallagher
The former adjutant general of Maine Samuel J. Gallagher died of paralysis at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea. The Civil War veteran served in the Fourteenth Maine and later was commissary of subsistence and quartermaster at Togus. Survivors include three sisters and a brother, with his body to be buried in Calais, Maine.
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Samuel. J. Gallagher
Maine
Robie
Bodwell
Marble
Chelsea
Fourteenth Maine
Togus
Gallagher
Charles L. May
Roxbury
Joseph Byron
Watertown
John Sears
Calais
Robert Gallagher
Quincy
Mass
Sears
Torchy Lands on a Side Street tale teased
The Post Magazine previews Torchy's nearly final adoption as one red headed office boy recalls a novel experience to be told in a Sunday feature.
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Torchy
Post
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