Mission for Non-Catholics Planned at Cathedral
A non-Catholic mission will run March 17 to 24 at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Rev. William B. Finigan says four Dominican missionaries Fathers Nolan Mackin Schwertner and Wildering will lead conferences answer questions and provide guidance during Passion Sunday through Palm Sunday.
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Cathedral of the Hory Cross
William B. Finigan
Nolan
Mackin
Schwertner
Wildering
Browns Offer for Tiny Lodie May Tie Him to Mack
Report says the St. Louis Browns offered Connie Mack for outfielder Tiny Lodie as the famed Ping nearly joined the St. Louis Cardinals before Mack secured him. Eddie Herr.
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St. Louis Browns
Connie Mack
Tiny Lodie
Ping
St. Lewis
Cardinals
Mack
Eddie Herr
Novel Peterson Family Reunion Brings 12 Children Together
In Marshfield last week Mr. and Mrs. George F. Peterson hosted a rare family gathering of their 12 children. The second oldest had never met the youngest until now, the latter born after the elder left for the West seeking his fortune.
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Arthur IL. Peterson
George FF. Peterson
George F. Peterson
John Lovell
John L. Peterson
Marshfield
Webster Street
Peterson
West
Old Home Day Reunion Of Peterson Family
The Peterson siblings returned to the old home for Old Home Day with neighbors and kin from far and near. The gathering began with a banquet for the parents and children, followed by a second meal for 15 grandchildren and later a 34-person New England farm dinner. The family, prosperous on the South Shore, boasted 18 grandchildren with all but three alive, and the clan remains unbroken despite dispersal across the country.
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Peterson Brothers
Old Home
New England
South Shore
New String Quartet Heard in Steinert Hall
A chamber concert last night in Steinert Hall featured Mme J Barbara Werner Robert Gunderson Alfred Ketzen Alma la Palme Hans Ebell and Mme Claire Forbes DeMailly in Tschaikowsky Rachmaninoff and Arensky works. The ensemble showed balance and promise with notable solo and group interplay despite some piano dominance in the cello sonata. Forbes DeMailly received special praise for warmth authority and musical feeling while the audience applauded the Arensky pieces enthusiastically.
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Steinert Hall
Mme
J. Barbara Werner
Robert Gunderson
Alfred Ketzen
Alma la Palme
Hans Ebell
Claire Forbes- DeMailly
Tschaikowsky
Rachmaninoff
Arensky
Bell
Miss la Palme
Mr. Itbell
Beecause
String Quartet
Forbes
Boston Sends Last Draftees to Devens
Boston dispatch describes 287 men from the city leaving North station for Camp Devens on a special train as Boston completes its first national army draft contribution. Red Cross canteen volunteers distribute coffee lunch chocolate and cigarettes while families bid farewell with cheers. Mrs. McCall and Mrs. Guild participate in serving and presenting chocolates.
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Boston
North Station
Ayer
First National Army
Red Cross
Sam
McCall
Curtis Guild
J. Montgomery Sears
Camp Devens
Jo. Montgomery Sears
George Wilderbrand’s Name Not Linked to San Francisco Deal
An American League official objects to being connected with the San Francisco club deal. He states he never contemplated a venture into baseball as a major figure.
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George Jwlildebrand
San Francisco
Ito
Magabe
Aviator Geis Orders Weds Marry Grace Blanchard in Boston
Yesterday Vale Gaffney returned from the Cornell aviation school and reported to the Dallas Texas training camp. He obtained a five day waiver to marry Grace M Blanchard of Hingham at a Boston preacher’s home. The couple planned a later reunion as he heads to Texas.
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Vale Gaffney
North Seituate
Cornell
Dallas
Tex
Grace M. Blanchard
Hingham
Boston
FE. L. Blanchard
Spring Street
Texas
Giants Plan Early Spring Training at Hot Springs
The New York Giants will start conditioning earlier than league rules allow. A dozen players, led by Larry Doyle and including Zimmerman, will gather at Hot Springs, Arkansas in early March to prepare, with Tarry slated as the regular second baseman.
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Rnle
New York Giants
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Larry Doyle
Tarry
Zimmerman
Regular hours in a few days in New Bedford
The tug Thomas J. Scully and two loaded coal barges could not reach the Cape Cod canal due to heavy ice off Nye's Ledge in Buzzard's Bay. Vessels were driven offshore by the ice pack. New England Fuel Administrator Storrow expects to rescind current store and theatre opening and closing rules by early next week and will discuss withdrawal with state fuel officials today.
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New Bedford
Thomas J. Scully
Boston
Nye’s Ledge
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape Cod Canal
New England
Storrow
Beloved Philadelphia Archbishop Prendergast Dies at 74
The Most Rev Edmond Francis Prendergast, archbishop of Philadelphia, died at the archiepiscopal residence in Philadelphia after a long illness from diabetes. He was 74 and had been bedridden since December 15.
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Philadelphia
Edmond Francis Prendergast
Philaaelphia
E. F. Prendergast
Boston Coal Supply Edges Up as Talks Tackle Shortages
Boston fuel officials report a 60 percent rise in coal on hand to about 40 000 tons while 16 000 tons arrived by steamer and barge. A Albany conference will discuss a Hudson River freight bridge costing about 12 000 000 to speed NE shipments.
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David A. Lllis
Boston Fuel Committee
Boston
Boston Harbor
Storrow
New England Industries
Chambers of Commerce
Albany
Hudson River
Castleton
New England
Roslindale
Mt. Trope
Clarendon Hill
South Street
West Roxbury
Centre Street
City Fuel Administration
Ted Lewis and Jack Britton Sign 10 Round Bout
Atlanta, Feb 26 Ted Lewis welterweight champion and Jack Britton former title holder have signed articles to box 10 rounds in Atlanta on March 6 Proceeds go to Camp Gordon Athletic Equipment Union.
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Atlanta
Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
Camp Gordon Athletic Equipment Union
Archdiocese’s Third Philadelphia Leader Archbishop Prendergast
Archbishop Prendergast, third archbishop of Philadelphia, served since May 1911 and was seventh in the see’s line under Pope Pius VII. Born May 5, 1843 in Clonmel Ireland, he arrived in the United States in 1859 and was ordained in Philadelphia in November 1865. He previously served as auxiliary to Archbishop Ryan from February 1897 and held roles as vicar-general and rector of St Malchy's Church. During his episcopate he carried out long labor in the church.
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Archbishop Prendergast
Philadelphia
Pius VII
Ryan
Scillio
St. Malchy’s Church
Clonmel
County Tipperary
Ireland
Archbishop Prendergast Leads Mass Confirmations and Ordinations
Archbishop Prendergast administers confirmation to about 200000 candidates, ordains several hundred young men to the priesthood, and officiates at the reception for nearly 1000 sisters and nuns.
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Prendergast
Kies lonis vs Cyclone Ross Wrestling Bout Set at Opera House
John Kies lonis meets Cyclone Ross in a two out of three falls wrestling match at the Grand Opera House Thursday night. The 7:45 p m start gives two and a half hours to complete two wins, with a single fall deciding the match and a potential tie breaker by fastest fall if needed.
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John Kies Lonis
Cyclone Ross
Grand Opera House
Tuohey
That First Gray Hair Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair. It promises natural color restoration with daily use and notes it is a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
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