Archdiocesan AFSC Formed At Suffolk County Meeting
The formation of an archdiocesan branch of the American Federation of Catholic Societies was approved along with by laws. Henry Wessling was named president and a slate of officers including Timothy Haley James Lemmon Ellen Donovan James Burke Thomas McLaughlin Charles Daly Edwin Mulready Katherine O Keefe Mahoney Patrick Ford was elected. The meeting adjourned subject to call of the chair.
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Boston
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Cambridge
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Ellen L. Donovan
Abington
James I. Burke
Quincy
Thomas McLaughlin
Charles T. Daly
Medford
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Katherine A. O'Keefe O'Mahoney
Lawrence
Patrick
Dorchester
William H. Marnell
Charlestown
Mary Alice O'Keefe
John McManus
Swampscott
Bernard Wenners
South Boston
B. J. Conley
Ipswich
T. W. Murphy
Annie Curtin
Haverhill
Patrick Dwayne
Andover
Thomas Sproules
James T. Riley
Somerville
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Attridge Sets Political Stance In Democratic Run
Alderman-elect Attridge speaks to a Post reporter about independence and party ties. He asserts the City Council is not corrupt and emphasizes Democratic loyalty while denying influence by “grab” loans and pledges to work for good government. He adds he spent no money, campaigned by hard work, and may join the Democratic caucus.
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Dr Mahaffy to Give Eight Lowell Lectures Tonight
Eminent historian John P. Mahaffy of Trinity College Dublin arrives to begin an eight lecture series at Huntington Hall on What Does Modern Civilization Owe to Greek Genius. The renowned scholar, born 1839, has held professorships, numerous honors, and published Greece and Greek history widely.
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Ten Bialystok Massacre Participants Pardon Issued
ST. PETERSBURG dec 20 Emperor Nicholas granted pardons to ten individuals involved in the 1905 Bialystok massacre. The move follows years of turmoil surrounding the deadly event and reflects a broader amnesty gesture by the imperial authorities.
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