Priesthood Ordination At St John's Roxbury
The Rev R B T Anderson, previously assistant to Rev RE Schleuter at St John’s Episcopal Church Roxbury, was ordained to the priesthood yesterday morning by Bishop Lawrence. The sermon was delivered by Father Huntington of the Order of the Holy Cross. After services, a reception for Anderson drew several hundred parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. T. Anderson
RE. H. Schleuter
St. John's Episcopal Church
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Lawrence
Father Huntington
Order of the Holy Cross
Father Anderson
Miles Cheer ed in Worcester Parade Honoring General Miles
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles was guest of the Worcester Continentals for Patriots Day parade escorted by city military groups and veterans. Thousands greeted him along the route while his brother D C Miles of Westminster attended, and a banquet in his honor followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Nelson A. Miles
D. C. Miles
Westminster
Stowaway Found Frozen Feet On Liverpool Route
A stowaway, James Ramsay, 29, was found suffering blood poisoning in both feet aboard the Winifredian after arriving in East Boston from Liverpool. He says he lived in Banks Ohio and sailed from Newport News to Liverpool in March, froze his feet on the voyage, cared for them poorly, and hid on board due to having no money. His condition is described as serious.
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Winifredian
Leyland Line
Boston
Liverpool
James Ramsay
Banks
Ohio
Newport News
Bryan comments on Parker at New York convention
Lincoln Neb April 19 W J Bryan says the New York Democratic State convention platform should prevent Parker nomination unless Democrats at St Louis pursue a confidence game. He doubts instructions add to Parker's strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
New York
Parker
St. Louis
Swede Thief Forbes Thott Arrested In Back Bay Lodging House Heists
Stylish young Swede Forbes Thott is under arrest at police headquarters charged with robbing exclusive Back Bay lodging houses for five weeks. He allegedly feigned elite identities, from diplomat’s son to Baron Gustavo Brahe, to gain access on Newbury Street, Commonwealth Avenue, St. James and other streets, stealing valuables and skipping with deposits if confronted. Police seek lodging house keepers to identify him.
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Forbes Thott
Back Bay
Thott
Newbury Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Durnham Street
St. James Avenue
St. Botolph Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Gustavo Bille Brahe
Touraine
Patriots Day Snow Storm Fails to Dampen Spirits
Boston endured a drastic weather swing as a late day snow storm followed a sunny 60 degree noon. Three inches of snow fell overnight, melting quickly on streets as residents wondered about their fate. Forecaster Smith declined to state if yesterday’s weather would have deterred the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Great Lakes
Smith
Weather Bureau
Knights of Columbus Memorial Mass at St. Vincent's
Memorial mass for deceased Knights of Columbus held at St. Vincent's Church South Boston. Three councils met in Dahlgren Hall and paraded to the church in a body. Rev John H Lyons celebrant Rev F W Maley and Rev F G Russell deacons Rev J J Ryan Cambridge council preached the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
St. Vincent's Church
South Boston
Dahlgren Hall
John H. Lyons
F. W. Maley
F. G. Russell
J. J. Ryan
Cambridge Council
Elba Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Epsom
Elba won the Metropolitan stakes at Epsom during the spring meeting over about two miles and a quarter. Mark Time finished second with Lovat third among thirteen runners.
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London
Elba
Mark Time
Lovat
Second Grand Reunion of Wuard 17 Tammany Club Held
The Tammany Club of Wuard 17 hosted the second grand reunion in Paul Revere Hall with nearly 3000 attendees. The grand march began promptly led by Alderman James M. Curley with Miss Julia Crowley, followed by Councilman W. P. Grady and wife and many dignitaries including Senators Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald, Aldermen Bowen and Baldwin, and other notable guests from Dorchester and Roxbury.
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Tammany Club of
Wuard 17
Paul Revere Hall
Whchh
James M. Curley
Julia Crowley
W. P. Grady
Thomas F. Curley
Katie Conboy
James J. Conboy
Tilly Doherty
James B. Norton
Addie Norton
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Henry Fitzgerald
Bowen
Baldwin
Dolan
Common Council
James A. Gallivan
Donovan
Sadie Finnegan
Dorchester
Rose Henshaw
Roxbury
Everett High blank Cambridge High in lopsided game
Everett High School defeated Cambridge High 28 to 0 in a six inning matchup. The home team erupted late with 15 runs in the final frame as Cambridge struggled defensively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Everett High School
Cambridge High
Cambridge Boys
Everett Sooner
Boston artist seeks million dollar claim in New Albany
John Simcoe, a newspaper artist from Boston, arrives in New Albany to prove his parentage for an estate valued at $1,000,000. He says his birth mother divorced and married George Goodall here, and only before her death did she reveal his real name. A single John Simcoe is listed in the Boston directory as a crayon artist at 53 Havre Street, East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
John Simcoe
Boston
Mass
George Goodall
Havre Street
McKenna Beats Lawless In Seventh Round Bout
Patsey McKenna of Boston defeats Billy Lawless of Bangor in the seventh round of a scheduled 10 round match at Union Hall. Lawless showed vigor early but weakened in the sixth. a seconds’ water throw on him ended the bout early in the seventh.
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Bangor
Patsey McKenna
Boston
Billy Lawless
Union Hall
Lawless
Labor union notes recount meetings and calls for help
Carl Fudinski returns from Chicago as unions plan support from Boston bodies. Edward J. Lynch to address Metal Polishers Union meeting. Journeymen Tailors invite TB association speaker. Mass meetings slated for car cleaners and carpen ters unions at Wells Memorial. Leather Workers elect George Joscelyn for June St. Louis convention. New England Printing Trades Conference set for June 14 15 in Boston. Railroad Machinists back six applicants and back Boat and Shoe Workers label. Master carpenters to decide on their scale report. Expelled Rubber Garment Workers seek reinstatement before May 1. Woodworkers have a special meeting next Tuesday. ILGWU convention begins June 6 at Paine Memorial Hall.
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Carl Fudinski
Chicago
Boston
Brass and Silver Workers’ Union
International
Edward J. Lynch
Journeymen Tailors’ Union 12
Association For the Control and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Journeymen ‘Tailors’ International
United Garment Workers’ Union
Blatchford Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Leather Workers’ Union 105
George Joscelyn
Brotherhood of Leather Workers
St. Louis
New England Allied Printing Trades Conference
Railroad Machini
Boat and Shoe Workers’ Union
2S Carpenter
Wells Memorial Hall
Fuiday
Harry Nurenberg
Sam Nurenberg
Joseph Cohen
Louis Siegel
Rubber Garment Workers’ Union 174
Woodworkers’ Union 24
Caledonian Hall
Eliot Street
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Paine Memorial Hall
Quincy Ship Yard Strike Ends Half Day Talks Fail
In Quincy on April 19 after a 2.5 hour conference between Fore River Ship and Engine Company delegates and General Manager H G Smith, the unions pressed for a nine hour day or 54 hours weekly. Smith refused, insisting the extra hour is required to speed work. The company plans to run the extra hour, and managers expect many workers to return tomorrow. Leaders from Boiler Makers and related unions planned to brief national officers arriving to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
H. G. Smith
Smith
Dartmouth Beats Tufts In Pitchers Battle 4-3
Dartmouth defeats Tufts 4 to 3 in Medford as Glaze fends off Tufts with 150 strikeouts and five hits allowed. Saunders homers for Tufts and patches of timely hitting highlight a tight game before 1,000 fans.
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Medford
Dartmouth
Tufts
Glaze
Tateh
Saunders
Hobbs
Main
Keady
Vaughan
Simon
Patch
Reeve
O' Brien
Lamb
McCarthy
O’brien
Miah Murray
Holy Cross Defeats Brown Worcester 7 to 1 in 5000 Crowd
Holy Cross beat Brown 7 to 1 in Worcester with about 5000 in attendance. Both pitchers were effective and Brown's infield weakness stood out. Holy Cross runners advanced well while Brown's lone run came on a homer by Smith in the first inning. Final: Holy Cross 7 Brown 1. Batteries Spring and Noonan for Holy Cross and Tifts and Smith for Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Holy Cross
Brown
Ases
Smith
R. H. E. Holy Cross
Spring and Noonan
Tifts
South Boston Sons of Temperance Reinstates Division 158
Over 150 delegates from Massachusetts Sons of Temperance gathered in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple for the grand division convention. The group reinstated Division 158 of South Boston after a December suspension for insubordination, and elected new officers including Frank P. Dyer and Mary T. Dennett.
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Massachusetts Sons of Temperance
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Grand Worthy
Alice E. Smithers
Malden
South Boston
Frank P. Dyer
Old Bay State
Boston
Mary T. Dennett
Phenix
Amesbury
G. I
Seasonable Item at Huntington Avenue Race Day
Seasonal commentary notes sunshine rain and snow on Patriots' Day as Winter wins at Huntington Avenue and Spring completes the marathon, reflecting a quirky weather and sports snapshot.
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Patriots
Huntington Avenue
Autos Make New Hill Climbing Records
Horace H Hills Jr and H L Bowden split honors in the Massachusetts Automobile Club hill climb on Commonwealth avenue. Both in 60 and 40 horsepower cars reached the one-fifth mile 12 to 15 percent grade in 16 25 seconds, equal to 48 mph, with gasolene and electric classes also posting new marks. Bowden in the great 60 horsepower car led start to finish, 15 2 5 seconds, while Hills Jr in a Gaillon-winning foreign car matched his time. Steamers followed with Grout, Ross, and Marriott post strong climbs, Durbin out due to a blown fusible plug.
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Horace H. Hills, Jr
H. L. Bowden
Commonwealth Avenue
Massachusetts Automobile Club
C. H. Barney
Lon Peck
H. E. Marvel
Harlan H. Whipple
M. Donohoe
Mr. Henshaw
H. JL. Bowden
Florida
Arthur Adams
Pope Toledo
Rance
Mr. Bowden
Kenneth Skinner
Carl B. Grout
Louis Ross
Frank Durbin
F. H. Marriott, Jr
Mystery Stranger Cleared In Page Case In Massachusetts
William A. Quigley of Brookfield was identified by police as the mysterious stranger seen near South avenue Weston on the day Mabel Page was murdered. Quigley, a dancing teacher, had visited Auburndale's Riverside boathouse and Lakeside Park contact is explained. State officers pursue Miss Ollie Russell of Lyon regarding Charles Tucker while she resists questioning.
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William A. Quigley
Brookfield
South Avenue
Weston
Mabel Page
Quigley
Auburndale
Worcester County
Lakeside Park
West Brookfield
Robinson
Riverside
Wellesley Road
Boston & Worcester Electric Car
Ollie Russell
Lyon
Charles L. Tucker
Drama Dolores Elocution by Mt St Josephs Academy Pupils
The pupils of Mt. St. Josephs Academy Brighton presented Drama Dolores an elocutionary and musical programme to a large audience in the academy recitation hall. Highlights included several recitations songs and a Doll Drill featuring Misses Margaret McGraw Ruth Wentworth Katherine Smith Ella Flavell Bertha Fuller and others with numbers like Bee Clock and Broom Across the Still Lagoon Swan's Song Annie Laurie Penelope's Christmas Dance and Jail Ye Winds among the items.
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Mt. St. Joseph's Academy
Brighton
Dolores
Margaret McGraw
Ruth Wentworth
Katherine Smith
Bertha Fuller
Still Lagoon
Ella F. Flavell
Marmion
Helen T. Carmody
Lillian St. C. Flavell
C. Allen
M. Wentworth
Annie Laurie
Ella E. Flavell
Mary F. Donovan
Mary E. Enright
Penelope
Sarah A. Norris
Mary R. Brennan
Helen M. Dunphy
Mary McGraw
Edna ©. Hart
Marie F. Allen
Louise Sweeney
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D. A. R. Memorial Hall
Washington
Daughters OF the
Bryan
Call Swell
Baron Bille Brahe
Prince
Lodging House Thieves
ST. Vincent’s
Everett H
Cambridge
Cygolf Shoe CO
Merit Shoe CO
International Shoe
Devonshire St
Corner Spring Lane
Simcoe
Mkenna
City Square
Carpenter Hall
Post
New Jersey
John O'Neil
Boilermakers, Carpenters and Riveters’ Union
Thomas Durett
Shipwrights, Caulkers
S Ttters’ Union of America
South Boston S. OF T. Regain Charter
Vanderbilts
Post Publishing Co
Reginald Vanderbilt
Mrs. CO. CO. Lee
L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
B. F. Bradbury
Allone
Corona Colt
Brockton
Douglas Boston
Washington Street
Essex Street
School Street
Summer Street
Lincoln Street
Court Street
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Gasolene
Barney
National Aeewee
Pope-Waverley
Pope-Toledo Ane
Hi. L. Rowden
Mercedes
A. Adams
Pope-Toledo
G. Donohue
Thomas
James Baker
Phelps
Schultz
Tssills
Georges Richi
Brazier Eeeee
Teeeenres Ard
Nestrom
Stevens-Duryea
Otto
Urs
Kenneth A. Skinner
de Dion
Duryea
R Hutchinson
F. W. Paine
Phelps Crestmobile
Adams
Coburn
Crestmobile
Ford
Charles Wilson
Elliot B. Ware
CG. Robbins
Orient
Guy Green
Seeres
Downey
Cceereseeee
B. Grout
Grout
Louis S. Ross
Stanley
John Carney
Waltham
Aly
Kk. M. Blake
Locomobile
MT. ST. Joseph’s Academy
Castoria Forlafants
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