Dorchester Store Manager Dies Waiting at Church Door
Byron E. Piper age 66, manager of the H. A. Spinney store on Adams street, collapsed and died of heart disease while awaiting entry to the First Baptist Church of Dorchester for morning service. He resided at 802 Adams street and is survived by a daughter Miss Alice Blanche and a son William.
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A. V. Dimock
First Baptist Church of
Dorchester
Byron E. Piper
H. A. Spinney
Adams Street
Piper
Alice Blanche
William
Mechanic Arts High Target of Mayor’s Attack
Mayor Fitzgerald, during his vacation, attacked Mechanic Arts High School and the school system. He based his statements on the advisory board report and criticized local education officials.
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Fitzgerald
South
Mechanic Arts High School
Cardinal O Connell Visits St John s Seminary Brighton
Cardinal O Connell was the guest of the faculty and students at St John s Seminary in Brighton yesterday afternoon. He received a reception that moved him deeply after a welcome by the president and an escort to the assembly hall followed by a greeting from the scholastic body. The cardinal was accompanied by Rt Rev M J Splaine and William J Dooley.
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St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Mer. M. J. Splaine
D. D
William J. Dooley
Mayor calls for school study of Mechanic Arts High
The mayor criticizes business leaders and the school committee over the Mechanic Arts High School policies. He urges investigation by the Finance Commission and argues for trade education to reduce crime and unemployment. Dr. Leen supports redefining the school’s purpose as either a technology pathway or a true mechanic arts high school.
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Mechanic Arts High School
Storrow
Rainsford Island
Suffolk School For Boys
Superintendent of Schools
Thomas Leen
Ee Arts High School
One Rehearsal Foreshadows Global Street Troupe
Invitations to the National Theatre greeted observers at a dress rehearsal by a unique Boston street singer troupe. The group, formed from Boston’s strolling musicians, performs without makeups or costumes. Marie Grosse, the sole Italian performer, was permitted a single costume. The act features five nationalities and promises international music festival flavor.
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National Theatre
Boston
Marie Grosse
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach
An advertorial claim for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets asserts natural digestives repair digestion. It praises safety and effectiveness, cites tests and expert backing, and invites readers to obtain a fifty cent box or a free trial sample.
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Stuart
Chemical Laboratory
London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St
E. C. London
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Clerkenwell Road
B. C
John R. Brooke
United States
Canada
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Seminary welcomes cardinal in Vatican ties to students
The Very Rev John B Peterson led a welcome for the cardinal with remarks on the visit as an inspiration to students who could meet a figure honored by two popes bishops and the Mikado of Japan. Fr Frank Keany spoke on obedience in church history and loyalty among seminary students.
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John B. Peterson
Board of Bishops
Japan
Frank Keany
Peterson
Cardinal thanks crowd after chapel blessing event
In a chapel ceremony the cardinal received bene diction of the blessed sacrament and, amid several speeches, expressed gratitude for the kindly sentiments in the different addresses.
Evidence in dynamite conspiracy case outlined by Miller
Indianapolis February 18 three kinds of evidence are prepared for prosecution of 54 men indicted in the dynamite conspiracy. The government will corroborate with witnesses names already known and with 40000 letters from the Iron Workers headquarters. Stenographic records of a telephonic apparatus overheard conversations among officials. Ortie McManigal’s confession likely forms the basis of the case. Irwin’s Chicago arrest leaves two fugitives. McManigal had blown up places near Peoria including a 1910 explosion injuring a night watchman.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Miller
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Frank M. Ryan
Herbert S. Hockin
Ryan
Ortie E. McManigal
J. J. McNamara
McManigal
Miler
J. W. Irwin
Chicago
John J. McCray
Wheeling
W. Va
Patrick Ryan
Irwin
Peoria
Ill
Former Slave Granny Hafford Dies at 116 in Indiana
Bloomington Ind Feb 18 Granny Hafford a former slave said to be 116 years old died here today She was mother of 17 children 10 lost through slavery She was sold seven times her last owner being George Haff ord who owned a plantation near Monticello Ky
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Bloomington
Ind
Granny Hafford
George Hafford
Monticello
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy for indigestion and related stomach upsets. It claims relief within five minutes, promotes regular meals, and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case on hand for instant aid and ongoing stomach comfort.
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Pape
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