Bishop Nilan Named Hartford Archbishop by Pope
The Pope approved Rev. John J. Nilan of St. Joseph's Amesbury as bishop of Hartford Connecticut, filling the vacancy since Bishop Tierney's death in 1908. Massachusetts born in 1854, Nilan studied in Newburyport Nicolet College Troy St Joseph's Seminary, ordained 1878, served Framingham Abington and Amesbury, becoming pastor at St. Joseph's in 1892.
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John J. Nilan
St. Joseph's Church
Amesbury
Hartford
Conn
Michael Tierney
Massachusetts
Newburyport
Nicolet College
Canada
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
N. Y
Framingham
Abington
St. James' Church
Harrison Avenue
Brady
James' Church Linked To Line Of Bishops Emergence
The bishop-elect began at the seminary under Rev. Philip J. O'Donell and served at St. James' Church where his ties to the parish highlight the church as a cradle for bishops. The record mentions Archbishops Williams and Healy and Bishop Harkins as former priests from St. James' later elevated to higher offices. Nolan's appointment opens another rector vacancy in the Boston archdiocese.
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Philip J. O’donell
St. Philip's Church
South End
Thomas F. Cusack
Hudson
St. Rose Church
Chelsea
John Gilday
Lawrence
St. James’ Church
Williams
James A. Healy
Union Printers' Home Dedicates Library Addition
In Colorado Springs the Union Printers' Home formally dedicated a $30,000 library expansion for its indigent and sick members. The 12,000-volume collection, speakers included Mayor Avery and President James M. Lynch, who touted trade pride and a new technical school for journeymen as part of a public patriotic function. The library will soon receive further rare works from John B. Johnstone.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Union Printers’ Home
Avery
Typographical Union
Denver Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lynch
America
John B. Johnstone
Boston Post Chapel
Funeral services of John C Tibbets
John C Tibbets of 94 G Street South Boston founder of the Boston Retail Grocers' Association was buried yesterday afternoon from Phillips Congregational Church Broadway. Rev Frederick B Richards officiated with pallbearers John E Donely Henry C Bird Roger H Hatch Daniel Lewis John J Linehan and Charles West, the first four deacons of the church.
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John C. Tibbets
John €. Tibbets
G Street
South
Boston
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Phillips Congregational Church
Broadway
Frederick B. Richards
John E. Donely
Henry C. Bird
Roger H. Hatch
Daniel Lewis
John J. Linehan
Charles West
Labor Leader Michael Collins a Pioneer of Cambridge Unions
Michael B. Collins, president of the Cambridge City Employees Union, joined labor in 1899 as a charter member and first president. He helped found the Cambridge Central Labor Union, served as its first vice president and later president for four terms, and held key posts in the Massachusetts State AFL and the state federation. As treasurer since 1910 and a long-time delegate, he contributed to union growth across 26 local unions.
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Michael BD. Collins
Cambridge City Employees’ Union
Lay
Collins
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
A. F
Frank K. Foster
Lowell
Holyoke
Federation of State
Federation of State, City and Town Employees
Lynn
Textile unions reject sliding scale in one accord
Five major textile unions vote to refuse renewal of the current sliding scale agreement. With one exception the unions accept a modified pact from the textile council. The modified proposal goes to manufacturers who have until February 28 to decide.
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Sands of
Textile Council
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims rapid relief from backache, rheumatism, headaches, and urinary symptoms, urging immediate use and asserting superior results from a fifty-cent treatment. The copy emphasizes trust in the Cincinnati company and a “thorough” cure.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape of
Cincinnati
The Aldermen Will Show What the Mayor Overlooked
The Gate of Heaven Club of South Boston will stage the musical comedy The Alderman on February 21 and 22 at St. Michael's Hall East Fourth Street South Boston. Michael H Sullivan stars as the alderman with a cast including Edward R McCormick Leo McFarland Joseph O Meara Richard Hogan Thomas Mac Govern Sydney Walker John Canniff and William Connell four of whom will impersonate female roles in this lively entertainment.
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Gate of Heaven Club
South Boston
St. Michael's Hall
East Fourth Street
Boston
Fitzgerald
Michael H. Sullivan
Edward R. McCormick
Leo McFarland
Joseph O'Meara
Richard Hogan
Thomas MacGovern
Sydney Walker
John Canniff
William Connell
Piny Crest Court Plan Aids Working Girls Shelter
Shorty McCabe encounters Miss Colliver promoting a new enterprise named Piny Crest Court a white plague station for working girls The plan features cottages an administration infirmary a directors room and a life membership with voting rights The scheme includes soliciting women like Mrs Tiscott and Miss Ann while Shorty weighs joining for social class and local support.
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Piny Crest Court
Mrs. Tiscott
Shorty McCabe
Jim
Miss Ann
Brightenin
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John T. Nidlan, P.R
Scott
Union Printers
Cambridge City Employees
Michael D. Collins
Labor
Ser
Cambridge
Conlin
The
Fall River
India
Ceylon
Formosa
Orloff
Chase & Sanborn
Washington Day Sunday Post
BY Reynolds
Shorty
Cecil Slattery
Swifty Joe
Miss Colliver
Tiscotts
Anthony Tiscott
Miss Doliver
Lik
Tiscott
Piny Crest
Sewen Ford
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