Portland Clergy Name Top Candidate For Diocese
Suffragan bishops of New England met in conclave at Union Park Street to decide a successor for Archbishop O Connell of Portland Maine. Rumor says the three Portland priest nominees were confirmed and Mgr Hurley, vicar general, is the bishops’ first choice with the designation dignissimus.
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Portland See
Church Hierarchy Meets to Send Names to Rome
Archbishop Williams presided as nine prelates met to select three candidates to forward to Rome for action. The session lasted about an hour and may repeat a list already named by the permanent rectors and diocesan consultors. Attending were Archb ishop O Connell and Bishops Harkins Tierney Beaven Stang Delaney Michaud Brady from several New England dioceses.
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O'Connell
Matthew Harkins
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Michael Tierney
Hartford
Conn
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
William Stang
Fall River
John B. Delaney
Manchester
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Michaud
Burlington
John J. Brady
Boston
Mayor and Transit Officials Clash Over Tunnel Cleanup Costs
Mayor Fitzgerald pressed that public service corporations digging Washington street must keep the thoroughfare clean and watered at no city expense. The Rapid Transit Commission agreed, and the city would seek reimbursement for water department costs from pipe removal and main insertion. The body urged swifter action to finish the tunnel construction.
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New England Opticians Banquet Honors Carter at Hotel Belle Vue
Ladies night marked the 12th annual banquet of the New England Association of Opticians with about 200 attendees. Albert A. Carter, president, delivered the address. Musical interlude from the Mexican Serenaders and Mona Belle Welch provided entertainment. Officers listed include William L. Thomas, E. A. Frye, Walter W. Slade, and George A. Barron.
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New England Association of Opticians
Hotel Bellevue
Albert A. Carter
Banavet
Mona Belle Welch
Carter
William L. Thomas
E. A. Frye
Walter W. Slade
George A. Barron
Roosevelt speech seen as radical ahead of its time
Henry Watterson in the Courier Journal argues slavery built a southern oligarchy while money forms a eastern plutocracy. He predicts Roosevelt's speech will shock and be seen as radical, possibly signaling a third term bid and party realignment. He calls Bryan to respond.
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Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal Today
Roosevelt
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New Immigrant Office Official Arrives in Boston
L J Domas of the United States immigration service, previously based in Montreal and Winnipeg, has been transferred to the Boston office and reported for duty at Long Wharf yesterday.
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United States Immigration Service
Montreal
Winnipeg
Boston
Long Wharf
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