Catholic Federation condemns anti Catholic attacks in South Boston
Frederick W. Mansfield tells a mass meeting at SS Peter and Pauls Church that anti Catholic rumors misrepresent Catholics and urges pride, defense of rights, and loyalty amid proposed Massachusetts oversight of convents and church institutions. He cites Catholic wartime service and calls opponents scavengers.
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SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
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Boston
Frederick W. Mansfield
Fitzgerald and Mayor Curley Reconciled in Palm Beach Meeting
The Boston mayor and Dr. Fitzgerald described their Palm Beach reunion as social and free of politics. Curley also recounted the rumored Confederate flag issue and outlined budget talks, street funding cuts, and a proposed tax-rate increase to fund streets. He voiced support for President Wilson’s policies and readiness to issue a statement.
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Dr. Fitzgerald
Palm Beach
Florida
Hagan
Curley
United States
Post
New Orleans
General Butler
Admiral Farragut
Express
Boston
Wilson
Senator Stone
No Luxuries for Germany Prohibition Aims at War Time Goods
Berlin reports a Reich decree banning luxury imports during war, effective immediately. Caviar, lobsters, liquors, champagne, pineapples, raisins, silks, silk clothing, lace trimmed fabrics, fans, hats, caps, pictures, sculptures, jewelry, gold, silver toys, machine tools and artistic ironwares are among the banned items.
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Berlin
London
Reichs Anzeiger
Master Clothes Builder Ad Offers Overcoats at Two Prices
Harry Goodman of New York City sold his entire stock of overcoats to Wolf's My Clothier at the corner Han over and Portland Streets. The stock is divided into two price points, five dollars and seven fifty, promising a splendid overcoat for less than the cloth cost.
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Harry Goodman
New York City
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Lieutenant Jesson hurt after fall at fertilizer plant
Lieutenant Robert W. Jesson of the Somerville fire department was severely injured when he slipped and fell into a hopper during a fire at the Somerville Fertilizer Company on Kent street. The blaze caused about 1500 in damage. he had recently returned to duty after injuries from a previous incident. He was rescued by Hose 6 and taken home for treatment. Later, the department fought a stubborn 300 fire at the Turner Supply Company on Wheatland street.
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Robert W. Jesson
Somerville Fire Department
Somerville Fertilizer Company
Kent Street
Jesson
Sprague-Hathaway Company
Wheatland Street
Turner Supply Company
Federation Meeting Unites Chelsea and Revere Catholic Societies
More than 1000 Catholics and non Catholics filled Revere High School auditorium for a mass meeting to federate the Catholic Societies of Chelsea and Revere. Rev. John C. Fearns presided, while Rev. Father William F. Powers outlined aims of the movement as a unifying effort in social and civic life. Speakers included Charles T. Daly Medford T. M. Dolan Somerville and P. B. Cunniff Watertown. St Rose's Chelsea choir provided the evening’s music.
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Revere High School
Chelsea
Revere
John C. Fearns
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Charles T. Daly
Medford
T. M. Dolan
Somerville
P. 8. Cunniff
Watertown
St. Rose’s Choir
Loomfixers Deny Approval of Strike in New Bedford
New Bedford February 27. The Gosnold mill strike has not been endorsed by the New England Loomfixers Alliance officials said tonight. A report that endorsement was voted at a Fall River meeting last night was discussed and no action will be taken at present.
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New Bedford
Gosnold
New England
Alliance
Fall River
Lynn to Host National Duck and Candlepin Congress
The National Duck and Candlepin Congress plans a Lynn tournament from April 17 to 29 after voting at the meeting held yesterday afternoon at the American House.
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Lynn
American House
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