Cardinal at Hatch Funeral Held at St Aidan’s Church
Henry Hatch brother in law of Cardinal O Connell was honored in a requiem high mass at St Aidan s Church Brookline. The funeral proceeded from 8 Euston street with clergy including Rev Michael T McManus Rev Thomas F McManus and Rev John T Creagh officiating. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery with many diocesan and parish clergy in attendance.
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St. Aildan’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
Holy Cross Cemetery
Confident of Winning Tabernacle Ahead in Boston
Billy Sunday supporters in Boston feel sure of victory in the State House fight over the Sunday tabernacle bill. Senator Cavanagh of Everett moved reconsideration of Tuesday’s defeat and asked postponement of action until today. The Senate voted 17 to 13 to postpone. Senators Ellis Hobbs and Sheehan, who opposed the bill Tuesday, joined in the postponement.
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Tetler
Tufts
Langelier
Bean
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Farnsworth
Hays
Hull
Knowles
McGona
Senate Races Deepen Over Sunday Bill Vote
Yesterday at least one of three Senators signaled support for the bill and President Wells of the Senate was also reportedly lined up. The measure needs two votes to pass. a single opposing vote would trigger a tie that could go to President Wells for a decision. The day saw a furious lobbying push with requests to lawmakers by mail and telephone from both sides as a final showdown loomed in the State House.
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Governor weighs Sunday meetings bill amid safety concerns
Governor McCall commented that Sunday meeting attendees should be reasonably safe. Whispers at the State House say he may veto the Sunday bill if it reaches him. McLane McLaughlin Parker are named in opposition with Mason and Bazeley noted.
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Belgian Soldiers Tobacco Fund Campaign Reaches Boston
The Belgian Soldiers Tobacco Fund appeals to Boston smokers to forego a 25 cent cigar weekly for the war’s duration and donate the equivalent to Bartlett Bros. & Co. 60 State Street. The fund is backed by Hooper Hooper as chair and an active local committee. Over-Seas Club covers expenses to ensure every dollar donations buys a cigarette for soldiers in Flanders. Francis R. Jones of the club has worked on opening arrangements.
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State Street
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Gasper G. Bacon
Ralph Adams Cram
Redington Fiske
Herbert Jaques
F. Wilder Pollard
Alexander Sedgwick
Stuart Tod
Over-Seas Club
Francis R. Jones
Generous Bequests in Will of Ellen Brady
Ellen Brady's will filed yesterday leaves $1000 to the Home for Destitute Roman Catholic Children, the Daly Industrial School and the House of the Good Shepherd. Each of several groups receives $500, including the Sisters of St. Joseph Congregation St Marys Infant Asylum and others. The residue goes to the Sisters of St Joseph.
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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 pushes belt line car to serve hospital needs
Mayor Curley asks President Bancroft of the Elevated Railroad Company to run a belt line hospital out patient care car. Proposed route via Dover street Harrison avenue Northampton and Washington streets with daily out patients about 600.
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Dover Street
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Washington Streets
Verdi Rigoletto Delights Boston Opera House Cast
The Metropolitan Opera Company presented Verdi's Rigoletto in Boston with Enrico Caruso as the Duke Maria Barrientos as Gilda Giuseppe di Luca as Rigoletto Adamo Didur as Sparafucile Flora Perini Maddalena Giulio Rossi Monterone Marie Mattfeld Bernard Begue Angelo Bada Vincenzo Reschiglian Minnie Egener Emma Borniggia in smaller parts. Mr Polacco conducted and earned praise for his reading of the score.
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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 Recital Ends In Enthusiastic Triumph For All Cast
A refined performance highlighted by Caruso and notably by de Luca whose portrayal of the jester captivated the audience. Barrientos and Didur delivered solid supporting turns while Maddalena and the smaller roles contributed capable work. The afternoon offered memorable drama and vocal mastery throughout.
Trovatore at Boston Opera House Stars Martinelli and Homer
The Principals Giovanni Martinelli as Manrico Marie Rappold as Leonora Louise Homer as Azucena Pasquale Amato as Count di Luna led a lively performance conducted by Mr Bavagnoli. Homer’s Azucena solo and Amato’s Count drew special notice. Martinelli sang with notable enthusiasm and vigor.
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Manrico
Marie Rappold
Leonora
Louise Homer
Azucena
Pasquale Amato
Mr. Bavagnoli
Gusto
Mme. Homer
Mr. Martinelli
Malden City Sealer Dead After Illness
William Dunn, Malden sealer of weights and measures since 1908, died suddenly of intestinal trouble at 221 Emerald Street. He gained statewide publicity for pushing for accurate scales for housewives and dealers. Survived by wife, four sons, two daughters. eldest Edward 25, youngest Joseph five. He belonged to Immaculate Conception parish, the Foresters, and Division 14, A. Oo. H.
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Malden
Emerald Street
Mr. Dunn
Massachusetts
Richards
Chelsea Boys Form Union In City Hall
Chelsea Newsboys Union elects Hyman Sokol as president and names Jacob Lichter as vice president with Harry Nankin and Joseph Grenfield in secretary roles. Truant Officer Patrick J. Gaffney addresses about 60 Chelsea schoolboys before reporting officers and plans to adopt a constitution on April 26.
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Chelsea Newsboys’ Union
City Hall
Chelsea
Patrick J. Gaffney
Hyman Sokol
Jacob Lichter
Harry Nankin
Joseph Grenfield
Samuel Silverman
David Bennett
Fred Hobin
M. Ablevouiz
Hynes and O Brien Split Wins in Hand Ball Tourney
In Cabot Street gym afternoon session Cotter and Breen defeated Collins and McKenna. McGowan and Eddie Hynes beat May and John O'Brien. Owens and Coleman triumphed over Kiley and Gallagher. Evening play saw Crowley and Prendergast beat McGowan and Driscoll. Maher and Brooks defeated Harney and Winterson. Owens and Coleman beat O'Brien and O Connor with William Mullen as referee.
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Cabot Street Gym
Cotter
Breen
Collins
McKenna
McGowan
Eddie Hynes
May
John O’brien
Owens
Coleman
Kiley
Gallagher
Crowley
Prendergast
Driscoll
Maher
Brooks
Harney
Winterson
O’brien
O'Connor
William Mullen
Boston French Bazaar Opens for War Relief Orphans
Governor McCall opened the largest society gathering in Boston at Horticultural Hall for a French war relief bazaar. The event benefits orphans and disabled soldiers in France, drawing prominent figures and society groups.
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Boston
McCall
France
Horticultural Hall
Governor Delivers Patronage Speech For French War Relief Fund
Governor McCall declares support for a charitable drive aiding orphans and wounded soldiers in France. Richard M Bradley praises France and urging American solidarity while the French consul J C J Miamond attends. A late ball closes the ceremony at 2 a.m.
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America
Richards M. Bradley
East Boston High Education Day Highlights Greek Play
Education Day at East Boston High School was observed yesterday under the Woman's Club auspices. The Greek drama A Royal Answer was staged by Blackington School pupils directed by Miss M A Sullivan. Music by Miss Ernestine Carew and Master Samuel Savister complemented the event with Mrs John J Corrigan presiding.
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Woman’s Club
Blackington School
M. A. Sullivan
Ernestine Carew
Samuel Savister
John J. Corrigan
Fatally Stricken While Awaiting Phone Call
Thomas G Hartford of Hartford Brothers died suddenly yesterday in a drug store at the corner of South and Summer streets while waiting for a telephone call. He was 70, and his daughter stood nearby. He had lived for many years at 25 Harley street Dorchester.
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Hartford Brothers
Summer Street
Summer Streets
Relief Hospital
Harley Street
Dorchester
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