Catholic Federation Delegates Back Public Teachers Agency
At the Middlesex county Catholic Federation convention in the Cathedral School Hall delegates from 35 parishes condemn publishing divorce and crime details as immoral. They endorse a law creating a public State teachers agency and elected a full slate of officers led by Charles Daly and Thomas O’Connor.
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Middlesex County
The
Catholic Federation
Ambrose F. Roche
Watertown
Peter J. Maguire
Malden
Charles T. Daly
West Medford
Thomas F. O’connor
Waltham
Patrick J. Dunphy
Mary Ll. Logue
Woburn
Patrick E Spaulding
Ne'lie M. Murphy
Mary Driscoll
Holliston
John H. Craig
Natick
Catherine E. Burke
Somerville
George E. Stuart
Newton
Catherine E. Ryan
John A. Bishop
Arlington
Frank J. O’hern
Winchester
William S. Lake
Melrose
Michael J. Carey
Ayer
Archdiocesan Federation
William D. Richards
William A. Parthenais
Lowell
John F. Hughes
Everett
Thomas M. Nolan
William 8. Lake
John H. Cosgrove
P. Sarsfield Cunniff
James Walsh
Cambridge
Catherine B. Burke
Nellie F. Murphy
Julia O’donnell
James J. Harrold
James B. Vallelly
Boston
Timothy W. Haley
Ulster Unionists resist home rule bid led by Carson
In London and Dublin speakers rally against a home rule bill with Sir Edward Carson urging Ulster to stand firm. Bonar Law, newly leading the opposition, calls for continued resistance as Unionists vow to oppose any measure passing the House of Commons.
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London
Persen
A. J. Balfour
Bonar Law
Sir E
Dubl
Gentral
Irel
Carson
Ireland
Sir Edwardst
Ulster
Huse of Commons
Unionists cling to empire while Ireland debates home rule
Disjointed excerpt outlines Unionist arguments favoring continued imperial rule in Ireland, claiming prosperity under union and denouncing home rule as separation. It cites land purchase, Saxon misrule, and opposition by nonconformists, with mentions of Sir Edward Carson and educational reforms tied to autonomy debates.
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Treland
Bonar Law
Tireland
Ireland
Joseph Chermist le
England
Edward Carson Offel
Department Ofgriculture
Irelan
Uberlain
Gladstone
Rd Cory
Coalitiens
Wales
Iron Liberal Association Bettee
John Redity
Unitarian preacher urges Taft to pardon Sandford
Rev Frank Weston Sandford leader of the Holy Ghost Society asks President Taft, as a Unitarian, to pardon him for the six imprisonments tied to the Triangle shirtwaist fire case. He calls Sandford a modern Paul and warns that acquittals risk civil conflict.
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Sandford
Taft
Spri McNam
Spaaler Balsa
Unitarin
McNamara Brothers
Triangle
Paul
Therman
Draper Faces Bankruptcy Questions Over Lost Fortune
George Otis Draper once slated as president of the Draper Company at Hopedale may have lost an estimated 1.25 million dollars. A November suit by Broadway National Bank seeks to reach a trust fund allegedly in Draper’s favor and assigned to his brother Clare, intensifying the legal dispute.
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George Otis Draper
Great Draper Company
Hopedale
Broadway National Bank of Chelsea
Draper
George Draper
Clare
Magid Hope Company
Milford
Louis B. Magid
Pink Granite Company
George O. Draper
Draper Company
Bequest Drives New Questions in Draper Case
The $700,000 bequest from George Draper’s father faces challenges if the bank allegations have merit. A New York suit pits Draper against the Lesser Brothers over bankruptcy liabilities believed to exceed $800,000, with Draper’s assets unspecified.
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George Draper
Draper
New York
United States District Court
Lesser Brothers
Boston
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Middlesex Federation
Fr. Roche
Hints Army
Age
Henry Carson
Edward
N. 3B
Moose
Lawrence Hall
N. Waldo Kennedy
Washington Street
Tel
Symphony Hall
Blackburr's
Burt Si.e
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton, Ohio
Fall River Line
Corner Court
Washington Sts
Fort Mill
Winship
Mmer
Orton
Eged
Unitarion
Ernest Brunell
Canadian Northern Railroad
Wright
Notion Department
Rabour
Alexandre
C. F. Hovey & Co
Violet de Palme
Cosmo Buttermilk
Leather Goods Department
Morocco
Anl
Lin ‘Opera
Romeo
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