Fr Mulry Named President Of Fordham University
New York April 15 Father Joseph A Mulry S J has succeeded Rev Thomas J McCluskey S J as president of Fordham University He comes from St Peters College Jersey City where he has been president since 1911 McCluskey moves to Boston to lead Immaculate Conception Church
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New York
Joseph A. Mulry
S. J
Thomas J. McCluskey
Fordham University
Father Mulry
St. Peter’s College
Jersey City
Father McCluskey
Boston
Immaculate Conception
Father Mulry Jesuit leader with Boston College ties
Father Mulry, born in New York in 1874, joined the Society of Jesus in 189 and rose to president of St. Peter's. A former professor at Boston College, he later led discipline at Georgetown, served as vice president of Loyola College Baltimore, and joined the Jesuit missionary band in 1909 becoming a noted preacher in Eastern cities. He is brother to Thomas M. Mulry, president of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. His strong interest in athletics is noted.
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Father Mulry
New York
Society of Jesus
St. Peter's
Boston College
Georgetown University
Loyola College
Baltimore
Jesuit Missionary Band
Thomas M. Mulry
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Surprise Boston posting ties Fordham head to local church
The New York despatch reports Rev. Thomas J. McCluskey as incoming pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Boston. He may also succeed Boston College president role held by Rev. Charles W. Lyons during Lyons’ absence. McCluskey, once Boston College faculty, later joined Fordham and the Jesuits after serving Archbishop Corrigan.
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New York
Thomas J. McCluskey
Fordham University
Boston
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Charles W. Lyons
Ss. J
Father Lyons
Father McCluskey
Archbishop Corrigan
Society of Jesus
Boys Fix the Bill Collector for Lady Bountiful Comic
A humorous note previews a comic in the upcoming Sunday Post where youths help a generous benefactor. The teaser emphasizes lighthearted mischief and community spirit without revealing panel details.
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Lady Bountiful
Maurice P. White Dies Boston School Assistant Superintendent
Maurice P. White 60, assistant superintendent of Boston schools, died of pneumonia at 6:30 last evening at his Brighton home 29 Wallingford road after a five day illness. He had been connected with Boston schools for 29 years.
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Brighton
Otto Sarony Co
Maurice P. White
Wallingford Road
Boston Educator Mr White Dies After Maine Trip
Mr White died in Brighton after a fishing trip to Maine during April vacation. Born 1855 in South Hadley, he served Boston high schools for 20 years and rose to assistant superintendent in 1906. He became acting superintendent in 1912 and continued reforms. Survived by wife and sister Miss Laura White. Funeral arrangements to be made today.
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Mr. White
Maine
Brighton
South Hadley
Boston
Stratton —D. Brooks
University of Oklahoma
White
Brooks
Laura White
Champlin Burrage Named Librarian at Brown Library
Providence April 15 Champlin Burrage currently librarian at Manchester College Oxford has been elected librarian of the John Carter Brown Library Brown University He succeeds George Parker Winship who moves to the Widener Memorial Library Harvard University
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Providence
Champlin Burrage
Manchester College
Oxford
John Carter Brown
Brown University
George Parker Winship
Widener Memorial
Harvard
Nashua Boys Found Locked in Freight Car
Tired and hungry after hours of riding in a box car, two Nashua boys were found locked inside a Boston and Albany freight car at the Beacon Park yards in Allston. Joseph Kashulines, 15, of 10 Atwood court, and George J. Record, 16, of 12 Cottage street, Nashua, were discovered shortly after 8 o'clock last evening.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Beacon Park
Allston
Joseph Kashulines
Atwood Court
George J. Record
Cottage Street
Corner Stone Laying Planned for St John’s Preparatory
Danvers mass school projects push ahead with two new buildings at St John’s Preparatory. A meeting next week will set the exact date for the corner stone ceremony led by Cardinal O Connor. The Xavier Brothers run the school with Brother Benjamin A M as head. occupancy is expected for fall term starting August 25.
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St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Cardinal O’connell
Boston
Xaverian Brothers
Benjamin
A. M
Dutch Ship Katwyk Torpedoed Off Dutch Coast
The Dutch ship Katwyk, loaded with 116 88 bushels of corn bound for the Netherlands government, was torpedoed at anchor off the Dutch coast. The crew reached boats as the vessel sank after a torpedo struck the port side, and all papers were saved despite a fire.
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Rotterdam
Dover
Netherlands
Reuter’s
Flushing
Reuter
Amsterdam
Hook of Holland
Maaschode
England
Germany
Freed on murder charge of pedler in Worcester
Felix Vadenais Jr of Manchaug was found not guilty of the murder of Jacob S Goldberg a Worcester clothing pedler. The trial began on April 5.
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Worcester
Felix Vadenais, Jr
Manchaug
Jacob S. Goldberg
Man and wife found shot to death in Woonsocket
In Woonsocket Rhode Island April 15 police found Ignazy Poczapski and his wife Annie dead in their apartment from gunshot wounds. Two revolvers were found. medical examiner says both bullets came from the same weapon. Jealousy reported as motive.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Ignazy Poczapski
Annie
Robert G. Reed
Medford Nurse Dies After Medford Parkway Crash
Miss Sarah M. Peasley died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after being struck by Edward F. Grandy's auto on the Mystic Valley Parkway in Medford Wednesday night.
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Sarah M. Peasley
Medford
Edward F. Grandy
Mystic Valley Parkway
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mayor Curley Budget Faces Finance Commission Change
The mayor's compromise budget offered to the City Council last Monday to end the warfare with the Finance Commission will likely be replaced by a modified Finance Commission budget. The council appropriation committee meets today to consider this shift as Good Government members with a 6 to 8 vote strength prepare to pass a budget aligned with the Commission's slashing estimates.
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Curley
Finance Commission
Ten Dollar Hospital Days Plan Backed by Five-Member Committee
A five-person committee of prominent citizens was named to raise funds for Symmes Arlington Hospital. The effort centers on selling hospital days at ten dollars each to secure ongoing support for the fiscal year.
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Symmes Arlington Hospital
Two Vessels Hard Aground Near Cape Page
Two schooners ran ashore near Cape Page last night and resisted float attempts today. The Roger Drury carried laths from St Jon and was abandoned after filling with water. The George F E Klinck lay on Hawes Shoal with stone from Long Cove for New York and may be unsalvageable. A wrecking tug departed New London to aid salvage efforts.
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George FE. Klinck
Hawes Shoal
Klinck
Long Cove
New York
New London
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