Welcome for Boston Coadjutor Archdiocese William O Connell
Dignitaries from nation, Commonwealth, city and church life welcomed the new coadjutor archbishop of Boston, William H. O Connell D D Eager crowds hailed a priest returning in youth to a public career and a broad ovation crossed religious lines in an event marked by oratory music decor and social warmth.
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William H. O’connell
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Banquet in Symphony Hall For Honor of Coadjutor Archbishop
A grand Boston banquet drew over 500 prominent men and nearly 1000 women at Symphony Hall. Attendees included Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Japan's Eki Hioki, with Rhode Island Governor Otter and Maine judges among others. Archbishop O Connell addressed attendees after a lengthy program of music by the Boston Festival Orchestra under Oscar Walgatt, while portraits and pledges highlighted loyalty to Rome and the republic.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
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Thomas J. Gargan
Bishop O’connell
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John A. O’shea
Boston Festival Orchestra
Oscar E. Walgatt
Lyman Reflects on Toast to the President at Boston Gathering
The Hon. George H. Lyman, collector of the port of Boston, speaks of the privilege of responding to a toast to the President before a large assembled group elevated by the occasion and the company present.
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George H. Lyman
Boston
United States
East and West United in Shared Blessings and Faith
Oki Hioko of Japan speaks to common ground between East and West. He cites oceans as no barrier to shared manners customs and speech and praises God for blessings while reporting Archbishop O Connell's assurance that Japan’s learned classes are ready to receive Christianity with an unbiased mind.
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Oki Hioki
Japan
O’connell
Reverent tribute to clergy and religion in early New England
Governor Curtis Guild Jr recalls the social primacy of the clergy in colonial New England and warns that irreligion threatens the republic. He notes the shift from native defenders to military icons and honors a life devoted to God and public service. The speech links religious virtue with social order and national security.
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New England
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American citizen urged as symbol of peace by Massachuset ts
The passage advocates selecting an American citizen from Massachusetts as a messenger of peace and goodwill. It calls for the United States to take the leading role among nations and for the Commonwealth to be represented by a clergyman or public figure who has enhanced their shared titles, locally and globally.
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Mayor Fitzgerald Praises Catholic Community and Faith
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald speaks on the growth of Catholicism from three priests in 1824 to over one million Catholics in Massachusetts. He notes the churchs quiet civic influence and recalls personal ties to Catholic friends, including schoolmate John W. McMahon and Civil War comrade Joseph Morris of Cambridge.
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Cambridge
How Guests of Honor Were Seated at Banquet
A Boston memory of Catholic laymen Patrick Donahoe John Boyle O'Reilly and Patrick A Collins celebrated for bridging faiths. The speaker recalls Bishop Fitzpatrick funeral details and a lasting city unity through shared patriotism and mutual respect.
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Hyomei Natural Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure
The Hyomei inhaler remedy from the R. T. Booth Company claims to cure catarrh by medicating the air we breathe. It stresses no stomach intake, rapid relief in days, and offers a one dollar complete outfit with mail order options.
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General Charles H. Taylor Speech Greeting Message
General Charles H. Taylor offers a personal greeting, distinguishing his view as a friend and neighbor from wider community voices. He jokes about credentials and cites Charles Dudley Warner on religious diversity near Boston, noting the impracticality of representing all beliefs in a single message.
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Charles Dudley Warner
New England
Boston
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