Archbishop Ryan Entombed In Philadelphia Cathedral
The body of Archbishop Patrick John Ryan was entombed in the crypt beneath the high altar of the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul in Philadelphia after a grand funeral. Cardinal Gibbons and other dignitaries attended the requiem as hundreds of priests joined in the service. Archbishop Glennon praised Ryan as one of the greatest bishops and a man of compassion.
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Philadelphia
Patrick John Ryan
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr. Falconi
Glennon
Ryan
Walker and Paine Speak On Direct Nomination At Brockton Club
Speaker Joseph Walker and Robert Treat Paine Jr addressed about 120 Brockton Economic Club members at the YMCA Hall on direct nominations. Walker warned that frequent popular laws threaten constitutional restraint and individual rights, while Paine noted party nominating methods hinge on expediency, not principle.
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Brockton
Joseph Walker
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Brockton Economic Club
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Fred B. Howard
Walker
Canadians Praise Post for Canadian News Page
Boston leaders of Canadian birth commend the Boston Post for a new Canadian news page. They say the section will inform Canadian born residents in Massachusetts and New England about home affairs, with strong support from the Intercolonial Club and local doctors, officials, and railway executives.
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Boston Sunday Post
Post
Massachusetts
New England
J. F. Masters
Dominion Atlantic Railway Company
Boston
Kenry W. Patterson
The
Canada
Wilfred Harris
D. O
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Ridward Island
J. M. Kickham
Intercolonial Club
Roxbury
B. Rees Conant
Cambridge
Democratic State Committee
Vicinity
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Boston Post
A. C. Chisholm
Pipe organs eyed for Boston high schools
Boston School Board discussed replacing pianos with pipe organs in high schools. Costs from 200 to 1000 per school were cited by the Schoolhouse Commission. An additional appropriation of up to 1500 was proposed for a Europe trip by Superintendent Stratton D. Brooks to study schools in several countries.
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Boston
Schoolhouse Commission
Lst
Europe
Stratton D. Brooks
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Mayor outlines near million dollar civic improvements
Mayor Fitzgerald with Councilmen Collins and Smith heard Jamaica Plain West Roxbury Roslindale and Mt Hope district demands at West Roxbury High School. Proposed projects include a Franklin Park zoo a Forest Hills playground a Washington Street widening a new schoolhouse more frequent Forest Hills trains and a library delivery station. Also asked are smok ing car reforms gymnasium apparatus and a Germantown fire brigade addition. Reverend Lyons urged pursuing last year’s City Council petition for a tunnel under the N Y N H H tracks from Cornwall to Oakdale Street.
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Fitzgerald
Collins and
Smith
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Mt. Hope
West Roxbury High School
Franklin Park
Forest Hills
Williams
Washington Streets
Forest Hills Square
Washington Street
Public Library
Germantown
George A. Lyons
N. Y
Cornwall
Oakdale Street
Opera Employees Hold Merry Ball at Horticultural Hall
The Boston Opera employees stage their second annual dance with about 600 couples. Notables present include Director Henry Russell, Mrs. Russell, Eben Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan. Vocalists Howard White Fred Myers and Susan Rossi performed as pianist C Harmon led the grand march by Randolfer Barocchi.
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Edward Smith
Boston Opera
Horticultural Hall
Henry Russell
Fred Myers
Susan Rossi
Opposes Abolition of Consumptives Hospital Department
In a report to Mayor Fitzgerald the Finance Commission declared opposition to abolishing the Consumptives Hospital department. The Mayor and trustees seek state takeover. pending action they propose transferring the department's work to the health department.
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Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Commission Report Urges Findings on Boston Health Depts
The commission states little chance of the Legislature passing the Mayor's bill to purchase consumptives hospital property and doubts consolidation with the health department. It recommends keeping control with the Consumptives' Hospital trustees under the State board of health and urges the Mayor to seek a more equitable plan to relieve Boston from the present burden.
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Health Department
State Board of Health
Boston
What the fin com urges in report
The report urges the Mayor to press the Legislature for a more equitable Boston relief plan than the State subsidy. It calls for rapid tuberculosis screening by the City Board of Health and expanded open air rooms and ventilation in public schools. It seeks retention of the Mattapan consumptives hospital under trustees and state supervision and a hospital funds audit, plus repeal of Chapter 4 of the 1909 ordinances.
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Boston
State Commission
City Board of Health
Mattapan
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Health board refutes claims of widespread tuberculosis in Boston schools
The State Commission that reviewed the question states the health board refuted a statement by Edward F. McSweeney of the Consumptives' Hospital trustees claiming 5000 children are definitely tuberculous and that 50,000 have ailments likely to lead to tuberculosis. The health board reports 2602 examined children yielded only 15 cases, just over half a per cent.
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The
Health Board
Edward F. McSweeney
Boston
Boston Health Commission Urges School Health and Housing Reforms
The commission faults delayed school medical exams and calls for immediate testing of all public school children. It condemns open air rooms and ventilation issues, urges stricter tenement standards, and recommends extending the open air approach. It asks probes into hospital charges and residency rules for Consummptives’ Hospital admissions.
Mayor Gaynor Bans Sidewalk Theatre Ticket Speculation
New York February 16 Mayor Gaynor signed an ordinance to prohibit traffic in theatre tickets sold by sidewalk speculators. The move targets scalping practices at city venues and aims to curb inflated resale prices.
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New York
Gaynor
Sidewalk Theatre
House Looted by Caretaker in New Rochelle Case
New Rochelle police say Henry Holt’s country residence at Premium Point, Mamaroneck, was raided by caretaker Albert Brown and his son. The men confessed to systematic robberies over the past 18 months, with furnishings valued above 15 000 stolen and recovered from local junk dealers.
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New Rochelle
Menry Holt
Premium Point
Mamaroneck
New Rochefe
Albert Brown
Holt Place
Edward J. Thmroons
Children's Crusade at Symphony Hall Delights City Audience
The performance of Pierne's children's tale set by Marcel Schwab drew a large, enthusiastic crowd. Soloists Mrs Rider Kelsey and Mrs Goold impressed, while the Narrator Mr Clement spoke with authority. The school children under Mr Hadley delivered an excellent chorus noting occasions of strong orchestral finish.
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Chidren
Pierne
Marcel Schwabb
Bantock
Omar Khayyam
Rider Kelsey
Goold
Allys
Clement
Hadley
Gentlemen's Night of Vermont Daughters at Hotel Vendome
A Vermont event titled Gentlemen's Night of the Daughters drew 1387 attendees at the Hotel Vendome last evening. The program featured Grace Dean trio Lotus quartet and Ernest Raymond Milner with numerous prominent guests in attendance.
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Daughters of Vermont
Hotel Vendome
Grace Dean
Lotus Quartet
Ernest Raymond Milner
Albert Clarke
The
Home Market Club
Marcus M. Merritt
Association
O. C. Ashton
Rutland
Vermont State Federation of Women's Clubs
Charles K.bradley
Bradley
Vermont Association
Boston
George H. Graves
Charles H. Bonney
D. C. Haynes
F. W. Ainsworth
William H. Converse
Harry R. Stone
William A Ketchum
Gilman A. Wheeler
Frederic W. Sherburne
Walter Clapp
Catherine
Jennie Hubbard
W. A. Dunsmore
Edward C. Wheeler
Robert Pratt
Albert Pratt
Immigrant Station Forcing Dredgers Out Near Jeffries Point
The Breymann Dredging Company, a major East Boston firm, must vacate its East Boston waterfront site near Jeffries Point to clear space for a new immigrant station. Washington supports a site swap by East Boston Land Company with a $30,000 appropriation. Breymann has held the wharf east of Simpson's Dry Dock for about 15 years and has not chosen a relocation site.
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Breymann Dredging Company
East Boston
Jeffries Point
Washington
East Boston Land Company
Boston
Former Somerville officer sentenced on multiple larceny charges
Reserve Officer William E. Taylor of the Somerville police department was sentenced to four months on three larceny charges by Judge Wentworth yesterday. A fourth charge resulted in a $1500 bond for the grand jury, while a fifth charge ended in a not guilty verdict. He appealed, with bonds posted by Louis Rice and Jesse S. Marshall.
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William E. Taylor
Somerville Police Department
Wentworth
Louis Rice
Somerville
Jesse S. Marshall
Fast Bridgewater
Newton Man Tries Suicide At Home
John J. Miller aged 38 of 244 Adams Street Nonantum attempted to take his life by shooting at his Newton home last night. He was rushed to Newton Hospital where doctors reported he would recover from his injuries.
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John J. Miller
Adams Street
Nonantum
Newton Hospital
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