Cardinal O Connell Attends Hatch Funeral in Brookline
Funeral held yesterday at St. Alban's Church for Henry Hatch brother in law of Cardinal O Connell. Mass was celebrated by Rev John T Creagh with clergy from multiple parishes. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Cart” N O’ Connell
St. Alban’s’ Church
Henry Hatch
Euston Street
Brookline
Cardinal O’connell
Michael T. McManus
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
Thomas F. McManus
St. Lawrence's Church
John T. Creagh
Mer. James ‘O'Connell
Joseph F. Coppinger
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Daniel Kelliher
St. Peter’s Church
Lowell
Francis Maley
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
James Farrelly
St. Aidan’s Church
Michael J. Coffey
John P. Sheehan
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Holy Cross Cemetery
Confident of Winning Tabernacle Battle in Boston
Billy Sunday supporters in Boston grow confident of victory as Senate Senator Cavanagh of Everett moves reconsideration of Tuesday’s defeat and asks postponement of action. The Senate voted 17 to 13 to postpone, with Ellis Hobbs and Sheehan who opposed the bill on Tuesday now voting for postponement.
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Billy Sunday
Boston
State House
Cavanagh
Everett
Senate
Ellis, Hobbs and Sheehan
Beal
Beck
Clark
Eldridge
Ellis
Gifford
Gordon
Hargis
Hobbs
Jackson
Kimball
Marchand
Martin
Sheehan
Tetler
Tufts
Langelier
Bean
Bartlett
Bates
Chapman
Cummings
Farnsworth
Hays
Hull
Knowles
McGona
Senate battle over Sunday bill nears final vote
A lobby struggle unfolded as lawmakers vie for support on the Sunday bill. With 18 in favor and 2 opposed Tuesday, two more votes would pass it, sending the measure to President Wells for decision if tied. Postponement votes showed mixed lines and held hope of a final fight today.
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Wells
Senate
State House
Governor Considers Veto Over Sunday Meeting Bill
Governor McCall said he wants attendees at Sunday meetings to be reasonably safe. There is chatter at the State House that he may veto the Sunday bill if it reaches him.
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Gle
Sehene
McLaughlin
Parker
Timty
Mason
Bazeley
McCall
State House
Belgian Soldiers Tobacco Fund Appeals in Boston
An appeal for tobacco for 200000 Belgian soldiers in Flanders reaches Boston. The Belgian Soldiers Tobacco Fund asks smokers to give up a 25 cent cigar weekly and donate the equivalent to Bartlett Bros. & Co. Depositories and a Boston organizing committee manage the drive with Overseas Club funding. Francis R. Jones coordinates campaign setup.
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Flanders
Boston
Bartlett Bros. & Co
State Street
Hooper Hooper
Holker Abbott
Gasper G. Bacon
Ralph Adams Cram
Redington Fiske
Herbert Jaques
F. Wilder Palm
Alexander Sedgwick
Stuart Od
Over-Seas Club
Francis R. Jones
Generous bequests in will to Catholic institutions
Ellen Brady's will filed yesterday provides $1000 to the Home for Destitute Roman Catholic Children, the Daly Industrial School, and the House of the Good Shepherd. Each of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, St Mary's Infant Asylum, the Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Joseph's Convent of Amesbury, the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, and Roman Catholic missionaries in China receives $600 each. The residue goes to the Congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph.
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Daly Industrial School
House of the Good Shepherd
Ellen Brady
Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Joseph’s Convent
Amesbury
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
China
Congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph
Mayor asks belt line car for hospital outpatients
Mayor Curley asks President Bancroft of the Elevated Railroad Co to run a belt line hospital out patient car. Proposed route includes Dover street Harrison avenue Northampton and Washington streets. Daily outpatients total about 600.
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Curley
Bancroft
Elevated Railroad Company
Dover Street
Harrison Avenue
Northampton
Washington Streets
Verdi Rigoletto Stuns Boston Opera House Cast Led by Caruso
The Metropolitan Opera Company staged Verdi's Rigoletto in Boston with Enrico Caruso as the Duke and Maria Barrientos as Gilda. Giuseppe di Luca and Adamo Didur performed as Rigoletto and Sparafucile under Mr. Polacco's baton, receiving praise for the conductor's score reading.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston
Verdi
Rigoletto
Boston Opera House
Enrico Caruso
Duke
Maria Barrientos
Gilda
Giuseppe di Luca
Adamo Didur
Sparafucile
Flora Perini
Maddalena
Giulio Rossi
Monterone
Marie Mattfeld
Bernard Begue
Angelo Bada
Vincenzo Reschiglian
Minnie E
Opera Review Praises Caruso and De Luca in Verdi Premiere
A detailed critique lauds the performance for its scrupulous interpretation and orchestral color. Caruso shines in dramatic roles while De Luca garners high praise for voice, diction, and stage presence, with Barrientos and Didur delivering notable contributions in a memorable afternoon.
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Mr. de Luca
Hugo
Verdi
Mio Figlia
Gilda
Trovatore at the Boston Opera House
Giovanni Martinelli starred as Manrico with Marie Rappold Leonora and Louise Homer Azucena. Pasquale Amato sang Count di Luna. Mr Bavagnoli conducted a lively performance with bold singing and dramatic expression throughout the aria.
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Boston Opera House
Giovanni Martinelli
Manrico
Marie Rappold
Leonora
Louise Homer
Azucena
Pasquale Amato
Mr. Bavagnoli
Gusto
Mme. Homer
Mr. Martinelli
Malden Sealer William E. Dunn Dies
William E. Dunn long serving Malden sealer of weights and measures died at home after a sudden illness. Appointed in 1908 by Mayor Richards he championed accurate scales for housewives and malden grocers. Survived by wife four sons and two daughters. He belonged to Immaculate Conception parish the Foresters and A O H Division 13.
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William E. Dunn
Malden
Emerald Street
Mr. Dunn
Massachusetts
Richards
Chelsea Boys Form Union In Chelsea City Hall
Elected president Hyman Sokol leads Chelsea Newsboys Union founded in City Hall Chelsea with about 60 boys present. Truant Officer Patrick J. Gaffney spoke as they pledged to follow a course. officers include Jacob Lichter vice president Harry Nankin recording secretary and others. next meeting set for April 25 to adopt a constitution.
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Chelsea
Newsboys
City Hall
Patrick J. Gaffney
Hyman Sokol
Jacob Lichter
Harry Nankin
Joseph Grenfield
Samuel Silverman
David Bennett
Fred Hobin
M. Ablevouiz
Hynes Defeats O Brien In Hand Ball Event
In the Cabot Street gym afternoon session Cotter and Breen beat Collins and McKenna McGowan and Eddie Hynes defeated May and John O’Brien Owens and Coleman defeated Kiley and Gallagher Evening session saw Crowley and Prendergast beat McGowan and Priscoll Maher and Brooks down Harney and Winterson Owens and Coleman beat O’Brien and O’Connor Referee was instructor William Mullen.
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Cabot Street Gym
Cotter
Breen
Collins
McKenna
McGowan
Eddie Hynes
May
John O’brien
Owens
Coleman
Kiley
Gallagher
Crowley
Prendergast
Priscoll
Maher
Brooks
Harney
Winterson
O’brien
O’connor
William Mullen
Boston hosts French war relief bazaar opening
Governor McCall opened the French bazaar at Horticultural Hall for orphans and disabled soldiers of the war in France. It drew the largest society gathering yet for the Boston charity event with society cheers and support evident throughout the evening.
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Boston
McCall
France
Horticultural Hall
Governor praises French aid drive at charity event
Governor McCall and Mrs. McCall headlined opening ceremonies for a charity drive to aid orphans and wounded soldiers in France. Richards M. Bradley lauded France and its sacrifices while the French consul J C J Flamand and others attended as a 2 AM ball followed the reception.
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France
America
Richards M. Bradley
McCall
Commonwealth
Education Day at East Boston High School
Education Day was observed yesterday in East Boston High School under the Woman's Club. The Greek play A Royal Answer was presented by Blackington School pupils directed by Miss M A Sullivan. Vocal and instrumental music was given by Miss Ernestine Carew and Master Samuel Saiister. Mrs. John J Corrigan presided.
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East Boston High School
Woman’s Club
Blackington School
M. A. Sullivan
Ernestine Carew
Samuel Saiister
John J. Corrigan
Fatally Stricken Man Dies Waiting for Call
Thomas G. Hartford of Hartford Brothers died suddenly yesterday in a drug store at the South and Summer streets corner while awaiting a telephone call. He was 70, had lived at 25 Harley Street, Dorchester, and his daughter stood nearby as he fell ill on the way to Relief Hospital.
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Thomas G. Hartford
Hartford Brothers
Summer Street
Summer Streets
Relief Hospital
Harley Street
Dorchester
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