Pontifical Mass Opens Federation Convention in New York
Cardinal O Connell delivered the principal address on Our Country as New York and Boston church leaders spoke at St Patrick s Cathedral. Cardinal Farley Gibbons and O Connell assisted with 12 000 to 15 000 in attendance for a historic Mass and platform remarks by Governor Whitman and others.
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Governor Whitman
New York
Cardinal Farley
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
W. Bourke Cochran
James J. Walsh
Monsignor Bonzano
McFaul
Trenton
Frank L. Dowling
O’connell
Our Country
Boston
Cross
Mission Church
New ‘York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Sacred College
Cardinal O'Connell
Fifth Avenue
Mgr
Michael J. Lavelle
Gardinal Gasparri
Holy Father
Federation of Catholic Societies of
United States
Cardinals Gibbons
Bonzano
Knights of St. Gregory
Knights of Columbus
Pittsburg
Penn
St. Patrick’s
Thomas F. Hickey
Rochester
Massachusetts
Hotel Astor
Ambrose Fr. Roche
Watertown
M. J. Splaine
D. D
P. R
St. Joseph's Church
Roxbury
O’ Connell
Gates
Astor
Madison Square Garden
George Dostal
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Iowa City
Mother Macree
Dostal
Mgr. Splaine
Henry V. Cunningham
Martha. Moore Avery
New York City
Broadway
Philadelphia
Bay State
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
George F. Tighe
Regular Army
Charlestown
Social Service Committee
Carnegie Hall
Federation
Muldoon
Rockford
Francis E. Slattery
Brighton
James E. Haggerty
Ohio State University
John A. Ryan
Catholic University of America
Washington
Edwin V. O'Hara
Oregon State Commission
Father O’hara
Helen Haney
Randolph
Mass
Social Service Commission
Middle West
Mexico
Cathedral Hall
Cooper Institute
Verein
Union
St. Patrick’s Church
Jeremiah E. Burke
Dorchester
Boston Public Schools
Charles EB. Fay
David Goldstein
Martha Moore Avery
T.J. Brannan
Francis J. Mullitz
Lowell
John J. Burke
Crusade On
Catholic Press and Federation
Catholic Young Men's Associations
South
Phillip J. O'Donnell
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Theresa Daley
Francesco Palumbo
Catholic
Italian Civic League
West End
Buffalo
New Orleans
Teutonia Council
Bernard I. Miethe
Andrew Fein
South Boston
Central Verein
L. P. Pfau
Anthony Mersche
Frank J. Ho
Boston Federation
Frank A. Bates
Joseph J. Lannon
Joseph Nolan
Somerville
Lawrence
City
James T. O'Reilly
William J. Sullivan
SS. Peter and Paul's Parish
Hibernian
Brooklyn
John O’reagan
Nightworkers
Mightworkers’ Chapel
Hibernians
Boston Common Cause Society
National Social Service Committee
Charles T. Daley
West Medford
Timothy J. Brinnin
The
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Young Men's Catholic Union
Thi
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gibbons
Cardinal O’connell
Plant Juice touted by Lynn woman in old ad
An advertisement extols Plant Juice a herbal remedy claimed to cure stomach and rheumatic ailments. It features Mrs M P Brown of East Lynn praising the product and notes the Plant Juice Man staff at Houghton and Dutton Drug Dept. The piece blends health claims with local street testimonials.
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M. P. Brown
Brookline Street
East Lynn
Houghton & Dutton
Presidential arbitration plan in railroad strike crisis
President backs arbitration in the looming rail strike but cites no workable means to secure it. He invites railroad executives including Louis W. Hill of Great Northern to meet, while George Pope of the National Association of Manufacturers presses for a firm arbitration principle as the crisis grows.
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America
Western Railroad
Wilson
White House
Washington
George Pope
National Association of Manufacturers
Pope
Hartford, Conn
National Railroad Service
Louis W. Hill
The
Great Northern
Dr True's Elixir marketed as worm remedy for children
Advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as the safe family laxative and worm expeller. It cites signs of worms and claims a world wide reputation with letters from users like Mrs Georgia Philpot of Houston Texas. The ad mentions dealer prices and offers free advice from Auburn Maine.
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True
Dr. True
Georgia Philpot
Houston
Texas
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Princes of Church
Lynn
National Federation
Toledo
Anthony Matre
Chicago
Joseph Frey
Frey
Deavors
Bristol Hotel
Mission Church of
Charles Rockwood
Auburn
Maine
Back Bay
Howard
Howerd
Mermaida
Dizzy Heights
Old Howard
Majestic Theatre
2Franil
Orenng
Martinees
Tides OF Tunes Gaiety
Wilbur
Tel
Irene Franklin
MR. Burton Green
Burley & Burley
Ed. Morton
William & Margaret Cutty
Thos. F. Swift & Co
Martin & Fabrini
Casson & Uarle
Paul Gordon
Hearst International
Bert
Atinka
Hauser Bach
Friml
Higtt Oinkg
T. Roy Barnes
Lyric Theatre
Scollay
Virginia Pearson
Pathe News
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Norma Talmadge
Jane Comedy Pathe News
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Hampionship
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Wiley
Rama
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Fatty A Arbuckle
Mary Pickford
Warren Keane
Grace White
Burns & Lynn
Marion Saunders
Clover Leaf
ARK Theatre
Edna Wallace Hopper
Frank Sheridan
Mary MacLaren
Billie Burke
Max Figman
TREET
Copley Square
Exeter Frank Keenan
Mac Murray
Dream Girl
Bowdoin SQ
Loew's
Helen Rosson
Wm. Fox
Paramount
Bilfon Kiharl Clayton
Carlyle Blackwell
Wash. St
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Sam Sidman
Ffranklin-Park
Harold Lockwood
the Masked Rider
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Eve Edgarton
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Waldron
Spiegel
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Haymarket
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6Th Wharf
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Copley-Plaza
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Long Wharf
State Street
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Scituate
Sethe Boames
Worumbega
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Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Avenue
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Ford Hill
Gloucester
Amers
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
Hell
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State &J
Atlantic Ave
State St
Merchant
G. Mer. B
Tasket Yeu
Adel Hal Senate
Revere Beach
Braves Field
Nat Goodwin
Read’s
Wash, St
Herrick’s
Baseball
RED Sox
Cleveland
Fenway Park
A. Shum & Co
Oxford