Marriages and Deaths From St Anne’s and Roxbury Notices
Marriages listed include Ida Bigelow and the Rev. John Moran Cochran Wilson at St Anne's Church. Death notices for Joseph Bifler, Thomas Burke, Margaret Butler, Luccillo Falcatore, Norman Jones, Edmond Kelly, John Kenney, Michael Lally, Charles Leonard, Margaret McAuley, Mary Noonan, Andrew Smith, Mary Smith, and Claes Tallberg with funeral details. Public notices mention the County Meath Association meeting and a memory tribute for Woolf Cohen.
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Bifler
Roxbury
Joseph
Anna Bieler
Lambert Ave
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Ave
Burke
France
Thomas J
Thomas
Ellen Fnee Howard Burke
Tremont St
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Butler
Margaret
James Butler
Ee Sullivan
St. James’ Parish
Elune Hill Ave
S A.m
St. Hugh's Church
Falcatore
Luccillo P. Falcatore
Munziata Liquori Fuccillo
Luigi Fuccillo
South Mountain St
Sacred Heart Church
Jones
Norman
Norwood
Gloucester
Forest Hills Chapel
County Meath Association
Cypress St. Carbarns
Brookline
General Buck Wins D S C for Gallantry in France
Brigadier General Beaumont B Buck and seven enlisted men of the American expeditionary forces in France receive the Distinguished Service Cross from General Pershing for gallantry. Buck led the first five culminating attacks at Berty le Sec on July 21, 1918, under heavy fire and directed his brigade amid bombardment. He was a former Massachusetts National Guard instructor.
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Washington
Beaumont B. Buck
France
Pershing
War Department
B. B. Buck
Berty le Sec
Buck
Massachusetts National Guard
Texas
Doyle Beats Up Brooks in Armory Bout
Terry Brooks was knocked down and defeated by Paul Doyle of New York at the Armory. Brooks floored Doyle early, but Doyle recovered and dominated, with a hard left uppercut sending Brooks down in the fourth and Brooks unsteady by the 10th. The page also notes other bouts and a Chelsea club reopening.
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Terry Brooks
Paul Doyle
New York
Armory A
Brooks
Doyle
Terry
Shaver O'Brien
Dummy Burns
George Robinson
Jamaica Kid
Joe Rivers
Gloucester
Bob Josephs
Frank Toronto
Massachusetts Schools to Open Earlier Than Usual
Massachusetts school openings are set to begin earlier this year due to potential coal shortages. The list shows start dates for cities including Boston Arlington Cambridge Chelsea Quincy and more, with most districts starting between Sept 3 and Sept 11 and some on Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Arlington
Belmont
Boston
Braintree
Brookline
Cambridge
Chelsea
Cohasset
Dedham
Everett
Hull
Hingham
Lynn
Malden
Medford
Milton
Newton
Quincy
Randolph
Reading
Revere
Somerville
Stoneham
Wakefield
Waltham
Watertown
Wellesley
Weymouth
Winchester
Winthrop
Woburn
Schooner Bianca Rescued After Suspected Submarine Attack
Canadian port reports rescue of the schooner Bianca crew after a suspected submarine attack. Details are scarce but authorities expect to land the mariners tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Atlantic
Bianca
Readville Day Two Delivers Busy Meet and Notable Wins
Readville hosted a lively second day with strong attendance for Grand Circuit action. Directum J. won the 2:06 pacers in straight heats, Edward P. finishing second, as Silver King claimed both heats in the 2:14 pace. Mary Magowan dominated the 2:20 trotters, Edna Early led juvenile pacers, and Massachusetts Day loomed with favorites June Red and Chestnut Peter in contention alongside Mabel Trask and St Frisco.
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Murphy
Directum J
Edward P
Silver King
Metropolitan Driving Club
Crossman
Mary Magowan
W. J. McDonald
Ecce Volo
New York
Futurity
Edna Early
June Red
Kid Geers
Peter
Mabel Trask
St. Frisco
Edwards
B. G
Carney
Tro Mud Lake
Charles River
Patriotism Keynote Opens Hibernians Convention
War work and support for members in service dominated the opening session of the Ancient Order of Hibernians biennial convention in Springfield. Patriotism shaped the talks as war relief for thousands of members serving was the main feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Order of Hibernians
Curley predicts Irish self government after war at Boston convention
Former Boston Mayor Curley told 600 delegates that a war victory would yield a free Ireland. He noted Americans of Irish descent serving in France alongside natives of Ireland. Mayor Stacy opened the convention after a solemn Mass at St Michael's Cathedral led by Rev Edward Fitzgerald who urged action to show the order's patriotism.
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Curley
Boston
Ireland
France
Germany
Frank E. Stacy
St. Michael's Cathedral
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Clinton
New England
Father Fitzgerald
Order
Order of Hibernians Plan Patriotism Ambulance Fund
The Order of Hibernians considers a patriotic project to fund an ambulance or similar wartime relief in Boston. Father Fitzgerald announces a motion to act at tomorrow’s meeting and the AOH will send a special ambulance to France. Former Governor David J. Walsh speaks urging Irish Americans to support America and aid dependents while social events follow. Delegates elect officers for two years led by President Richard Dwyer with Rev. Edward J. Fitzgerald as chaplain.
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Father Fitzgerald
France
David J. Walsh
America
Emily Bill Park
Richard Dwyer
Boston
James J. Harold
Waltham
D. J. Flattery
Weymouth
P. J. McMahon
Pittsfield
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Clinton
No Draft Card Goes to Army
Justice agents detained Alexander Hinding of Boston head of Hinding & Co foreign representative of W L Douglas Shoe Co. He could not produce a draft classification card and was turned over to the Newport draft board for induction into the army.
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Saunderstown
R. I
Department of Justice
Alexander Hinding
Boston
Hinding & Co
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
New York
Ward 17
Hinding
Newport
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Classified Department
Kelly
Brighton
Edmond
Mary G. Kelly
Dugan
Commonwealth Ave
St. Columbkinle’s
Market Et
Gare
Kenney
John H
James
Catherine Kenney
O'Neil
Wensley St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Lally
Michael J
Bridget E. Lally
Carty
Woodward Ave
Leonard
Charles Hall Leonard
Crane Theological College
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
M’cauley
Margaret (Nee Brady
James McCauley
Surrey St
Immaculate Conception
Smith
Andrew
Helen Smith
Rush
High St
St. Mary of the Assumption Church
Lowell
Tallberg
Worcester City Hospital
Claes A. Tallberg
Uxbridge
Sirl Tallberg
Pitestrand
Nordling’s Chapel
Woolf Cohen
Leake
Boston’ S
Canada
Tremont Street
Beach
Harry
Hickey
Levan
Claire Devine
Mickey
Claire
Caits Bros
Murray Ward
Ferris and
Jordan
Les Valadons
Mildred Ford
Tom Senna
Joy Maker
the Old Howard
Tremont Theatre
Boston Press
Herald
Globe
Post
Shubert Ajestic
Messrs. Leo
J. J. Shubert
Ally
Nowar
Civis Committee On Publi
George Creel
N OF Wilms Information Chairman
William Elliott
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
GEO
Hobart
Waldron
Casino
Sm Madorees Co Chorus
Bostong Theatre
Catherine Calvert Fine
Nick Denton & Hackett
J. C. Mack & Co
Early & Laight
Howard & Ross
Donny
Mack Sennett
War News
Exeter
Wallace Reid
Gladys Hulet
W. Gr
Copley Square
Tubs
Fmith
Clara Williams
Billy West
Douglas Fairbanks
Morocco
Billy
Charlie Chaplin
Filadys Leslie
Clare K. Young
Norma Talmadge
Arbuckle
Butcher Boy
Gayetyeas Peurlesque
Harry Cooper
Loew's. Lambi
Washington & Castle
Theda Bara
Marvelous Maciste
Dorchester
Ancaster Sat Nord
William Farnum
the Bondman
A. H. Woods
Guilty Man
Enid Gennett
N. Y
Sam S. Shubert Theatre
Edward.d. Smith
Sam
Shubert Theatre
Lee & J. J. Shubert
Charles Purcell
Peggy Wood
Wm. Norris
Jada i
Trixie Friganza
Count Perrone
Trix
Oliver Harry Hines Stephens & Hollister
Moran & Wiser
the Rials
Morley & McCarthy
Wilton Lackaye
Advertiser
Flor Park SQ
Ence Moore
Sam Howard & Co
Rosamond & Dorothy
Albert & Rogers
Samsone
de Lila
Cecil de Mille
Yan
Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchy-Koo
General Buck
Douglas A. C. of
Shubert
Dina Frova
Cafe Bova
Tel
Beac
E. H
Booth
Modern
Army & Navy
Jacey Henricks
Dorothy Hickey
George Libby
Marie Governer
Howard
The
Fred J. McIsaac
the American
Edward H. Crosby
the Post
Philip Hale
the Herald
Lew Fields
LA Aaron Hoffman
Cosa
Clus
Shubert Ilbur Theatre
Messrs. Lee
Eves
Mate
Wed
Ray Comstock
Holli
May Robson
Chicago
Cyberas
Condit
Revere Beach
ARMY
Gerard
Tremont Temple
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Po Patie
Fenway Park
RED Sox
Detroit
Shuman’s
Chas. Ray
D. W. Griffith
Viola Dana
Nes
Bryant Washburn A . IN
Readville
B. m
J. Malcolm Forbes
Eevelved Eece Volo
McDonald
Colin Campbell
Monroe
Charlies W
White
Hawkins
Blk. G
Furbush
Colorado
B. m. Daa
Mamie
Cmurphearse Oh
Edward’ P
Northern King
Little Batiste
Cox
Mary Rosalind Parr
Bik. m
Wy Ee
Wakresine
Peter Ward
Br. H
Bryan
Bik. G
A. J. Furbush
Chambertin
Leese
B. H
Valentine
Walter Cochato
Bik
Peter Elliott
E (McDonald
Glory
Warman
al Nelson
Manchester
Back Bay
Solomon Furniture
Springfield St
Humboldt Ave
Rox
Shawmut
Calso Mining
W. W
Telephone Beach
W. Res
Geneva
Geneva Ayve
Dor
W. W. Rae
A. O.H
Joseph T. Brooks
Vnc
Emerald Painting Co.—Pt
Tel. Beach Emerald St. Rudzinsky
Northampton
M. H. Geller
W. W. Borg-M
Dudley
Singer
Somerville Ave
Dale St
Republic
Republic Truck CO
Boston & Brookline Ave
Bargain
Kingham
Omen
Sir Gingham
Shetland
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