Banquet Honors Archbishop Martinelli At Boston College
Five hundred members of the Young Men's Catholic Association joined bishops archbishops and clerical leaders in Boston College Hall to honor Monsignor Martinelli apostolic delegate to the United States. The reception followed by a formal banquet showcased his modesty and steadfast presence as dignitaries and laymen paid homage amid red draperies and lavish decor.
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Martinelli
United States
Boston College Hall
Satolli
New England
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Williams
Boston
Byneen
Monsignor
Pmothy Brosnahap
Archbishop Williams
Bishop Harkins
Providence
Bradley
Manchester
Tierney
Hartford
Mer. Martinelli
Matinelli
Brosnalan
Mgr. Marinelli
Father Brosnahan
Association
Cit
J. M. Galvin
Branahan
Bradly
Mgr. Magennis
Edward V. Boursand
Charles Driscill
William O'Brien Pardoe
Jesuits
Archishop Williams
Arkins
Bishp Tierney
Mer. Sbarretti
Byrne
Thomas J. Coney
John Hogan
A. H. O'Neil
Sig
Augustus Rotoli
Jo. G. Blake
John P. Leahy
James A. O'Reilly
M. T. Callaiza
M. J. Dwyer
Thomas O'Callaghan
Bodfish
P. J. Timmins
M. Cunniff Omas J. Gargan
Thomas F. Doherty
P. J. Vwine
Lexington
Thomas Bitzatrické
John P. Manning
Joseph O’kane
Avid F. Barry
Edward J. Flynn
Teeling
Lynn
Michael J. Murray
Josiah S. Dean
John C. Eleetions
McDor
F. A. Barnes
Bram murder verdict shaken by juror affidavit
Exclusive Post interview with Juror Harry J. Booth claims he would support four others in dissenting against the guilty verdict. Lawyers weigh potential impact on Bram's fate as District Attorney and Bram’s counsel prepare motions for a new trial amid public doubt of the verdict. Bram maintains innocence and reads his Bible as he awaits further developments.
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Bram
Booth
Sherman Hoar
James H. Cotter
Asa P. French
Morning Post
Cotter
Fis
Nason
Sayer W. B. Gale
Sanndalana
D. T. Dickinson
Cambridge
Richard McKelliger
Braw
Brown
Moorfield Storey
Ex-Councilman Fined Five Dollars for Profanity
In Municipal Criminal Court Judge Ely found George Y. Banchor, former Councilman, guilty of using profane language on Christmas Eve near Tremont and Berkeley. The court fined him five dollars and granted a continuance for appeal as he sought sureties.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Ely
George Y. Banchor
Tremont Street
Berkeley Street
C. H. Innes
Henry
Berkeley
Garland
Skilton
Sullivan
Clerk
COUNT DE JUSTER CAUGHT IN AMERICAN SCANDAL
Chicago January 4 Count G J de Juster alias Dr Juster is suing Dr Frank S Rhodes a Romanian studying dentistry in America. Rhodes is linked to offences including abandonment embezzlement bigamy and obtaining money by false pretences. Authorities suspect de Juster has amassed about 100000 through illegal means since arriving in America.
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Chicago
G. J. de Juster
Dr. Juster
Frank S. Rhodes
America
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Ming
Aner
Ana Gine
Baltimore Cashier Cornelius Dies by Suicide After Bank Shortage
Richard D. Cornelius, a longtime Baltimore bank cashier of about 68, was found dead by suicide in a duck pond at Druid Hill Park following a $60,000 shortage in his National Farmers and Planters Bank accounts. He had served the bank for 42 years and was a prominent Methodist lay leader and church trustee.
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Baltimore
Richard D. Cornelius
Duck Pond
Druid Hill Park
National Farmers’ and Planters’ Bank
Winchester
Cornelius
Enoch Pratt
City Missionary and Church Extension Society
Emory Grove Association
Madison Avenue Church
Remarkable Boston inauguration tests city government power
The day featured Perlie A. Dyar elected chairman of the Board of Aldermen and Joseph A. Conry re elected as council president amid a high stakes fight. Senator Lomasney aligned with Republicans to unseat City Clerk Galvin, but Galvin held on as council votes swung to the Republican nominee Gilpatric.
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Perlie A. Dyar
Joseph Conry
Boston
Quincy
Martin M. Lomasney
Galvin
Joseph A. Conry
Leary
Dever
Dyar
Conry
Lomasnegh
Gilpatric
Senator Lomasney
Mr. Lomasney
My Hall
John J. Flannagan
Ward 19
William J. Miller
Ward 5
Clerk Galvin
Edwin D. Bell
John A. Maier
William Dullow, Jr
Miller
Mr. Miller
Council
Paul Dean
Augustus T. Sweat
Remarkable Explosive Experiments Near Lynn Hinted for Cuba
Reports from Lynn describe a series of powerful explosive experiments near the Merrimac estuary conducted with a view to warfare use against fortifications or personnel. An electrician independent of the group, paid by a Cuban junta, aided by a chemist named Robinson and several assistants, faced danger and fear as the tests proceeded last Friday in a sparsely populated coastal area.
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Lynn
New England
Cuba
Lynn Electrician
New York
Robinson
Merrimac
Junta
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