Summons to Duty Fatal to Brady
Jeremiah J Brady of 2 Cypress road Brighton was killed leaving home to attend church when a messenger called him to extra duty at the Boston Albany freight yard where he worked as a brakeman He was found crushed under a moving freight car and died at Massachusetts General Hospital He married Hannah Donnelly four years ago and had earlier worked in the protective fire department His mother at home in Brighton suffered a stroke upon hearing the news and is feared to be fatally affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Brady
Cypress Road
Brighton
Boston & Albany
Brady
James Brady
Lake Street
Comer’s College
Hannah Donnelly
South Bos
Casey
South Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wes
Ately
Cassill
Allston
Church
A C H Plans For Convention
In Brodbine Hall Suffolk County Board Ancient Order of Imprimis held a quarterly convention with 65 divisions represented. County President John Dillon presided as delegates discussed funding for upcoming national state and county events and appointed a 15 member committee to devise expense methods without new taxes. A new Hibernian division formed in Tremont Hall with about 300 people attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbine Hall
Dover
Albany Streets
Suffolk County Board
Impermans
John Dillon
Syracuse
Fall River
Cooney
Boston
Board of Government
Messrs
Dwyer
Sullivan
Hannon
Young
Joyce
Craven
Reddington
Toomey
McQuaid
Welch
Madden
Grady
Horgan
Higgins
Scanlon
Hibernians
Tremont Hall
South End
A. O. H. Divisions Elect Officers In Boston Area
Division 44 names Francis J. Horgan as president with John Conlin as VP and Timothy J. Comey as recording secretary, James Caples as financial secretary, William H. Cuddy as treasurer. Division 24 installs Patrick Cummings as president and Michael Mulkern as VP, with Timothy McCarthy recording secretary, J J Driscoll financial secretary, James Sullivan treasurer. Division 19 elects Joseph F Madden president, Thomas Ilynn VP, Philip Gallagher recording secretary, Peter Graham financial secretary, W J Salmon treasurer. Division 54: Michael Mooney president, M J Ahearn VP, M J O Neill recording secretary, Patrick Leonard, treasurer Thomas O Connor. Division 2 East Boston: Patrick Dolan president, Martin J Gill VP, J F Coleman financial secretary, Dennis P McGuinness recording secretary, Thomas Arthur treasurer. Division 3 Roxbury: W Craten president, James Griffin VP, Andrew Doyle financial secretary, John Dolan recording secretary, William F Kelley treasurer. Installations will be held this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Horgan
John Conlin
Timothy J. Comey
James Caples
William H. Cuddy
Patrick Cummings
Michael Mulkern
Timothy McCarthy
J. J. Driscoll
James Sullivan
Joseph
Martin J. Gill
J. F. Coleman
Dennis P. McGuinness
Thomas Arthur
Roxbury
W. Craten
James Griffin
Andrew Doyle
John Dolan
William FI. Kelley
Mass Catholic Foresters Elect Officers in Boston Area Courts
Yesterday the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters completed elections for next year across multiple courts in Boston and surrounding towns. Officers elected include Vincent C. R. and treasurers, secretaries, and trustees for St Joseph, Fitzpatrick, Essex, St Alphonsus, Erin, St John, Benedict, St Bernard courts, with installations scheduled this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Woman 35 Lived With Two Young Children Describes Despair
Emma Washington, 35, of unspecified locale, driven to despair by alleged family troubles, reportedly sought death as a consequence. The fragment notes she lived with her two small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Washington
Youth on Albion Street Attempts Suicide by Jumping
A resident of Albion Street South End attempted death by self harm yesterday morning by leaping from a rear window into the yard. Authorities reported no further details available as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons
Albion Street
South End
Post
Emma Washington
Woman Taken to City Hospital After Jump
A woman, unconscious with injuries to the head and right side, was carried to City Hospital in Station 3 ambul ance after leaping from a window to the yard. Neighbors say her husband recently left for New York, taking her savings and leaving her penniless. She had hinted at self destruction but neighbors believed she was morose. She leaped as she prepared a noonday meal for herself and two sons, hitting a clothesline on the fall which likely saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Washington
New York
South Boston Lad Wounded by Exploded Cartridge
A 13 year old boy, John Blake of 2 Adams place in South Boston, was treated at City Hospital for a bullet wound in the right ear after he and companions found a cartridge and exploded it on E street. Doctors said the wound was only a flesh wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
John Blake
Adams Place
Blake
E Street
Ghost of '05 visits Tremont Temple
At Tremont Temple last night a diverse crowd watched the old year out and new year in as about 40 confessed sins and many vowed conversion. Speakers spoke of 1905's local impact and John B. Moran, while calls went out for 100 young men to join and help with outreach. The watch night service ended with many rising to acknowledge conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
P. S. Henson
John B. Moran
Henson
Watch Night Services Mark New Year Across Several Churches
Multiple churches held watch services last night marking the end of the old year. In First Methodist Episcopal Church on Temple street a love feast and reunion mixed with the year end ceremony. Rev Dr Crane spoke at People's Temple on The New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
St. Mark's Park Street
Brookline
L. T. Townsend
Goodsell
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Closing of the Year Address at Canton Unitarian B Y M C U
The Rev. Bradley Gilman gave a closing talk citing Psalms xc 10 to the B Y M C U turnout. He urged balancing reflection with action, warning against aimless reverie and the lure of superficial worries. He noted some avoid serious duties yet later fall into deep despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Gilman
Canton Unitarian Church
Prescott Palmer Towed to a Dock After Collision
The schooner Prescott Palmer, grounded after a collision with the steamer Pennsylvania in the Delaware River below Philadelphia, floated today and was towed to a dock. The vessel, leaking, will be hauled out for examination and repairs. it carries 4400 tons of coal bound for Hosl on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Prescott Palmer
Pennsylvania
Hos
New York Mayor Proposes Bingham as Police Commissioner
Dec 31 New York mayor McClellan telegrammed Brig. Gen Theodore Bingham retired US A to serve as police commissioner. Bingham in Boston with his son at MIT rushed back, saying he has no policies but will work hard. He accepts, noting his army career is over and a new challenge awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Bingham
McClellan
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ife
General Bingham
CANNOT FIND HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Kate Canning of 12 Hatch Street Everett appeals to Boston police to locate her husband who vanished Saturday from home after going to Hood Rubber Company in Watertown to draw his pay. She fears he may have taken his own life due to despondency and ill luck. Her note notes their 25th anniversary impending, plans for celebration canceled by gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Canning
Hatch
Everett
Hood Rubber Company
Watertown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Foresters
St. Joseph Court
C. R
Dominic McDonough
John B. Fitzpatrick, Jr
R. See
James B. McKenna
F. See
William J. Greene
Tress
Daniel J. Carney
William D. Lynch
John J. Krigel
Ungh Kellett
Patrick J. Cowan
John B. Fitzpatrick
Joseph R. Lomasney
Lavard McCann
Fitzpatrick
Soston
Joseph H. McIntier
James W. Culinane
Mary A. Dolan
Alecia V. Meagher
Treas
James Cu Linane
Patrick Fr. Reynolds
William J. Cullinane
Agri R. Thompson
John Tf. Diriscoll
Thomas McCullough
Patrick F. Reynolds
John D. Mahoney
Essex Court
John L. Hayes
Thomas B. Bennick
Joseph H. Tivnan
Patrick F. Collins
Michael A. Dodd
Dominick Walsh
Edward H. Shea
James Ef, Cashin
Joseph EF
McDermott
James J. Murphy
John J. Connor
Thomas J. Gorman
St. Alphonsus Court
Michael C. Layden
William Woftus
Francis A. Mahan
Owen Phinn
Luke Kulduff
Arthur Griffin
Michael O’toole
William Foley
Patrick Sheehan
John J. Leonard
John Jillian
James T. Brickley
Erin Court
George T. Daley
Patrick J Conley
Cornelius J. Lynch
Peter D. O’mealley
William A. Moore
Charles KE. Warren
Michael B. Sheehan
Patrick Wilroy
John B. Dolan, Jr
William Cassell
William H. Conroy
Philip J. MelIntire
St. John Court
East Cambridge
James A. Gorman
William Coveney
Patrick Feeney
Patrick O’mahoney
Thomas Kingston
Andrew H. Finnegan
Charles E. Burke, Jr
Jeremish J. Shea
William Cunha
John S. Keeney
Michael T. Murphy
Jeremiah Ford
NEW England Gas
Kompany
Trevelling
Japan
Nafons
GROVE
N. Y
Corman
Cail
Bingham
Metropolis’ Police
New England
Bromfield Street
Prince Street
Washington St Puritan Dental Co
Gpp
Adams House
Romo Uinine
J.s.waterman &Sons Eomeral Undertakers and Embalmers
Washington St
Dudley Street
Tel. Roxbury
Harlow
Arlington
Irene
Charles W
Margaret A. Harlow
Swan Place
Mockler
Michael Mackler
Daugh
Daniel J. Fitzpatrick
Dennis
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Newman & Sons Corp
Tremont St
Clark’s Palm Cafe Orchestra
Causeway St
North Station
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