Faneuil Hall Defends the Pope in Catholic Rally
A large Boston Catholic gathering rings in defense of the Pope Pius X and liberty, adopting resolutions sent to President Roosevelts. Archbishop O Connell and Henry V Macksey lead heat of the meeting with calls for American Catholic loyalty and protest against misrepresentations about France. The assembly vows total support for Catholic rights and liberty.
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Henry V. Macksey
The
Catholic Union
Inside Assembly
Archbishop O'Connell
France
Macksey
Boston
Holy Father
O'Connell
Joseph O'Neil
Mr. O'Neil
Archbishop O Connell Denounces France Abuses of Liberty
Archbishop O Connell urged Catholic Americans to protest what he called a French government assault on religious liberty. He condemned France’s anti church laws as perfidious and argued separation of church and state is a smokescreen for tyranny, urging citizens to defend human rights and ecclesiastical property.
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Archbishop O'Connell
France
Christendom
Republic
America
Dr Dwight Attacks French Government on Church Seizure
Dr. Dwight argues the French state aims to seize church property and control worship, condemning the Concordat distortions of 1801 and the national assembly’s plunder. He criticizes Freemasonry's influence, defends the church as the guardian of truth and justice, and denounces the republic's alleged license and tyranny.
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Dwight
France
Bonaparte
Pius VII
National Assembly
Resolutions Denounce French Actions Against Holy See
A local body adopts a six point set of resolutions condemning France for breaching international law by breaking faith with the Holy See, seizing church property, repaying debts, and restricting worship. It praises Pius X and calls for delivering a copy to the U.S. President.
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Holy See
France
Pius X
United States
Rights of God and Humanity in France Controversy
A speaker laments anti Catholic policies in France and argues the fight defends Christianity and human rights. He calls on Americans to oppose religious prosecution as an assault on civil liberties and justice. The plea frames France as a test for civilization and religious freedom.
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America
France
Pope Pius X Sends Thanks to A Hibernians President
National President Matthew Cummings of the Ancient Order of Hibernians received a cable from Rome at five o'clock last night. The Holy Father thanked him for expressing sympathy to Pius X regarding French government atrocities. The message was forwarded to A O H branches nationwide.
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Matthew Cummings
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Pius X
Cummings
Rome
Pius N
Flrs
Vatican
America
Roma
Ancient Order
Hibernians
Boston
Marss
Saint Pere
Merry del Val
Holy Father
Quote on patriotism over religion in wartime asking unity
A columnist asserts that national duty transcends religious divides, asking whether any decent man can hesitate to support the war effort regardless of faith. The piece frames unity as a moral obligation and rejects sectarian hesitation.
Washington Protest Meeting Denounces France Policy
A monster mass meeting in Washington condemned France for confiscating Catholic church property and restricting Catholics. Held at Columbia Theatre, over 1500 were turned away as speakers from Baltimore New York and local churches urged action. Resolutions were adopted at the conclusion.
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Washington
France
Columbia Theatre
Edward Wf. Gans
Baltimore
John van Schaik
Dutch Reformed Church
Major McCrystall
New York
J. Stafford
St. Patrick’s
Second Mysterious Fire at 96 Essex Street
A week after a prior blaze, firemen returned to the four story brick building at 96 Essex Street to extinguish a third floor rear press room fire. Officials suspect incendiaries and deliberate fire setting. The Allen print press area suffered minor damage from stacked refuse.
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Essex Street
Sessex Street
Allen
More Cars for East Boston
A. G. Reynolds of the Boston Elevated Railway says Meridian street service will run at 12 or 12 minute intervals during morning and evening rush. Free transfers will be issued from East Boston tunnel to southbound Washington cars at Devonshire street station and from northbound Washington cars south of State street to East Boston tunnel at Devonshire street. Reynolds reported to President Bancroft.
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East Boston
A. G. Reynolds
Boston
Charles F. Schwaar
Falcon Street
Meridian Street
East Boston Tunnel
Washington Street
Devonshire Street
State Street
Mr. Reynolds
Bancroft
City Point Catholic Association Protests French Laws
The City Point Catholic Association met yesterday to protest France's recent laws and distortions of old laws seen as violating free worship. The group urged the U S to notify France against its stance and called on Americans to unite in urging religious liberty in France.
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City Point Catholic Association
France
United States
Cuba
Thief Steals 27.50 And Jewelry From South Boston Home
A residence at 149 Highth street in South Boston was entered on a Saturday evening while Anna Cleary was away. Thieves forced a bureau drawer and escaped with 27.30 in cash and 40 in jewelry. No clues to the perpetrator were found.
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Anna Cleary
Highth Street
Boston
Columbus Associates Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Columbus Associates of the Nor Ind held their annual meeting at 1g North Street yesterday and elected officers. President Joseph Dondero vice president Isadore Alb tine treasurer Louis Gardella financial secretary James Ka Motta recording secretary John Repetto corresponding secretary Charles Marchi and sergeant at arms John Conti.
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Columbus Associates
The
Nor Ind
Teir
North Street
Joseph Dondero
Isadore Albtine
Louis Gardella
Finant
James Ka Motta
John Repetto
Charles Marchi
John Conti
Atean open meeting promotes friendship among firms
An open meeting on Brighton Street highlighted the theme Friendship of firmmen Golds to Friendly Society. The president touted unity and mutual aid as core goals for local business associations and civic groups.
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Atean Open
Brighton = street
Touts
Fierman Golds
Postal service wages plan aims to avert staff losses
The report by First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock urges new legislation to raise salaries and improve conditions for clerks and carriers. It proposes six pay grades up to 1200 dollars, faster advancement, 30 cent substitute pay, 60 days leave, and an eight hour workday to halt resignations and attract qualified workers.
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Mitencock
Maue
Oes
Hitchcock
Congress
Rks
iHfitch
Post Office Department
Boy Abducted From Baldwinville In German Street Family
A one year old child was abducted yesterday afternoon in Baldwinville. A woman snatched the boy from his mother and took him toward Pretson after detention with Louis Laporte in Otter River. The boy is described as pale faced and slight. Officials in nearby towns have been notified and are on the lookout for the abductor and the woman.
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Baldwinville
Teil
Hare
German Street
Otter River
Louis Laporte
Preton
Reil
Troy
N. H
Chief Mullen Warns of Big Fires in Boston Past and Present
The St Alphonsus Association held a local talk with Chief John T. Mullen of the Boston Fire Department as guest speaker. He discussed major city fires since 1880 and showcased firefighting apparatus while noting a mounted searchlight would stay lit for an hour despite wind. The event also featured performances by the St Alphonsus Glee Club.
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St. Alphonsus Association
Bury
James Bailey
John T. Mullen
T Ten Fire Department
Boston
St. Alphonsus Glee Cit
Middlesex County A C Auxiliary Holds Biennial Meeting
At Citizens Union Hall Somery yesterday Middlesex county Ladies A O H held its biennial meeting with over 200 delegates. The committee on increase of membership reported more than 460 new members since the last report and a news would be instituted Jan 20. Mrs Burke State president presided and a banquet for delegates closed the event.
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Citizens’ Union Hall
Someryterday
Middlesex County Ladies
Ary
McNamee
Burke
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DR. Dwight
Pope
Pres. Cummings
Tremont
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Columbus Associates Elect
Puritan Association
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Luisine
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C Martin
Louis Ober
Union Club
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Henry Siegel Co
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Alfred Reil
Baldwin
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