Monroe License Foes Clash Over School Room Use
The Boston School Board adjourned after a heated session led by President Isaac F. Paul. William T. Eaton attacked the report on schoolhouses tied to a Women’s Christian Temperance Union complaint about a liquor saloon near a kindergarten. Paul defended his actions and read a letter he wrote to police officials. The board accepted the committee’s report and moved on to other matters including funding for area high schools and potential state control of the Normal School.
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Doan's Kidney Pills End Urinal Pain and Sand in Urine
A testimonial from Boston cites Doan's Kidney Pills curing kidney gravel and backache. Mr A B Burkman, aided by Robt Miller & Co, reports relief after taking the pills bought at Burwell's Pharmacy. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents.
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School board actions fund new building and site purchases
The board approved additional appropriations for the Harris district grammar school, bringing total to about 100000, transferring 11340.33 from other balances. Payments were set for premises in Charlestown. A site transfer moved 35812 to Elm Street site. The Roslindale Longfellow school name was approved. They voted to buy 19433 square feet at Field’s Corner. Resolutions honored President Paul for his service as the board adjourned sine die. The 1897 board will meet next Monday.
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Fowler
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Alfred Blanchard
Pee Paul
Eaton
Tragedy in Clinton Jealousy Motive Fatal Shootings
John Webber fatally shot his wife in Clinton Maine then killed himself. He died. she was gravely injured after midday today. The couple, separated recently, had three children present as the incident occurred. The motive cited is jealousy.
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John Webber
List of speakers and attendees at Catholic gathering
The record lists numerous individuals including Slattery Cox Campbell Wells Mee Gee Reardon Dev lin McManus Mull en Mahoney Deague Pelletier Pelletier Pelletier Watson Quinn McLaughlin whee toland Tracey Tracey Crowley Crowley Murphy Lamb Cline Quinn Walsh Naphen Quirk J N Morrison Brickley Murray Kelly Nann Lyons Mc Laughlin Johnson Brown O Connor Rowan Galligan Coughlin Ascheberg Finnegan Ryan Hayden Reardon Roddy Walsh Collison John Smith Quirk St Johns Fordham Rev Lyons Addresses and speakers followed in order President's address poem response greeting and church and university affiliations noted by archbishop and toastmaster remarks.
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A. F. Crowley
John Crowley
P. J. Murphy
B. F. Lamb
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George Quinn
J. L. Walsh
Henry F. Naphen
Charles I. Quirk
J. N. Morrison
John Brickley
M. J. Murray
Patrick Kelly
Owen Nann
M. F. Lyons
Hubert McLaughlin
Charles J. Johnson
Walter J. Brown
Charles A. O'Connor
Peter Rowan
John Galligan
T. W. Coughlin
Father Ascheberg
T. B. Shea
W. J. Finnegan
J. A. Ryan
Patrick Hayden
Dennis T. Reardon
Dennis J. Roddy
James A. Walsh
N. Collison
John Smith
John Quirk
St. John’s
Fordham
J. H. Lyons
J. M. Galvin
M. J. Byrnes
S. J
Mgr. Martinelli
Archbishop Williams
John Hogan
Boston College
President Galvin Addresses Apostolic Delegation
President Galvin opened the gathering with praise for the apostolic delegate Archbishop Williams and the Catholic leaders. Applause rose as Mgr. Martinelli acknowledged the tribute, and Galvin pledged the association’s fealty and devotion to the Holy See.
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Washington
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Martinelli Addresses Modern Athens Group
Mr Martinelli received with cheers as he thanks Pope Leo and the archbishop. He urges cooperation with bishops and clergy and praises the Young Men’s Association of Boston College for aiding church work and the salvation of souls.
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Young Men’s Association of Boston College
Galvin
Archbishop Williams Honored by Boston Catholic Leaders
Toastmaster Callahan resumed his office praising Archbishop Williams born in Boston seventy five years ago. The archbishop spoke of the apostolic delegate and the pope sending him to guide Catholics of Boston and beyond. He urged loyalty to the church and thanked the delegate for his visit, noting the lasting memory this night will leave.
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Boston
Archbishop Williams
Leon XIII
Holy Father
Young Men's Catholic Association
Archbishop Williams Cheered After Speech In Neighborhood
The report notes Archbishop Williams receiving cheers as he finished his statement in a neighborhood gathering, highlighting the positive reception from local attendees and the supportive tone of the event.
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Williams
Catholic clergy toast to church and Boston College at reception
A Catholic gathering featured Abbe John Hogan praising loyalty to the church as part of devotion to God and country. Fr. Brosnahan of Boston College spoke on the institution’s history and widespread alumni achievement, followed by Dr. Conaty representing the Catholic University in Washington.
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S. S
Brighton
Abbe Hogan
Cicero
T. J. Brosnahan
Catholic University
T. J. Conaty
D. D
Conaty
American University At
Washington
Woodbury Facial Soap Claims Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Woodbury's Facial Soap as removing worry over a bad complexion and clearing the skin for a smoother, healthier appearance.
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Catholic University Speaker Praises Education and Faith in Boston
A Catholic University speech lauds its mission as “the cream of all educational systems” and defends science within faith. Archbishop Martinelli visits Boston events joining Boston College and Italian societies, attending confirmations, a lunch, and a passengers’ reception at the Home for Consumptives before a banquet at Boston College.
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University of Universities
Catholic University
Europe
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Christ
New England
Association
Leo
Holy Father
Catholic Citizenship Address Urges Harmony and Patriotism
Michael J. Dwyer speaks on Catholic civic duty and unity, urging Catholics to work for the common rights of conscience and justice. He hopes papal delegation will ease misgivings about Catholicism and demonstrate its harmony with American duties and social concerns.
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Michael J. Dwyer
United States
Catholic fraternal toast honors Father Fulton legacy
Hon J H O Neil recalls the founded Catholic association led by Father Fulton. He praises progress, clergy influence, and the need for steadfast leadership amid adversity. The gathering ends with songs and a Te Deum as Monsignor Martinelli is thanked.
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Father Fulton
Holy Mother Church
America
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Martinelli
Archbishop Martinelli Visits Boston Church Confirmation Rite
The Archbishops Day event drew many countrymen to Boston as Archbishop Martinelli entered the church where 300 children awaited the confirmation ceremony. He was escorted from Old North Square amid a crowd attentive to the papal representative’s visit.
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Boston
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Old North Square
Installment ads from The American Wringer Company
A dated notice advertising installments for diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks manicure sets and banquet lamps. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention. Boston based American Wringer Company Broadway extension, successor Met. Manfg. Co.
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Broadway Extension
Boston
Met. Manfg. Co
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