Funeral Mass Planned for Mrs Phoebe O'Donnell
Cardinal O'Donnell to preside at St. James Church Harrison avenue for the repose of Mrs Phoebe O'Donnell mother of Rev Philip J O'Donnell rector of St James Church at 10 o'clock today Auxiliary Bishop Rev Joseph G Anderson D D V G will celebrant High Priest Rev Mer A J Teeling permanent rector St Mary's Lynn Deacon Rev Nicholas J Murphy rector St John's Peabody Sub deacon Rev Charles E Lane S J of Church of the Immaculate Conception master of ceremonies Rev Mar M J Splain D D P R of St Joseph's Roxbury Thurifer Rev Ambrose Walker Acolytes Rev William Grant Rev Robert E Lee Interment Mt Calvary Cemetery Dorchester Mayor Curley represented by secretary Charles O Power in Philadelphia
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Cardinal O’donnell
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Phoebe O'Donnell
Philip J. O'Donnell
Joseph G. Anderson
D.D
V.G
Boston
Mer. A
P. R
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Austin E. Doherty
St. Mary’s-by-the-Sea
Plymouth
Father O'Donnell
St. Philip's Church
South End
Ambrose Walker
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Chelsea
Thurifer
William Grant
Robert E. Lee
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Dorchester
Curley
Charles O. Power
Philadelphia
HoldUp Man With Scissors Seized After Columbus Avenue Pursuit
Robert Dowley thirty-seven 27 year old, of 47 Shawmut avenue, arrested by Patrolmen Blake and Ryan after allegedly threatening tailor Moses Morse at 499 Columbus avenue with a large pair of scissors. Police say he fled along Columbus avenue pursued by officers. accomplice escaped.
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Columbus Avenue
Robert Dowley
Shawmut Avenue
Blake and
Ryan
Dowley
Moses Morse
Morse
Mullen dismisses two Fire Board members in Everett
Mayor John J. Mullen of Everett says he removed Fire Board chairman George Faulkner and longtime member William G. Webster for refusing to resign. He will also dismiss Park Board secretary John F. Dixon if he does not resign as requested. Only George J. Nichols remains on the board.
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John J. Mullen
Everett
John F. Dixon
Park Board
George Faulkner
William G. Webster
George 1’. Nichols
Harvard lecturer blasts police records in Boston talk
Raymond B. Fosdick told Cambridge policemen that American records miss crimes as they fade from memory. He cited Boston and Chicago as examples where crimes are forgotten or deliberately erased from files, prompting criticism from Captain P. J. Hurley.
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O’meara
Boston
Raymond B. Fosdick
Harvard
Cambridge Police
P. J. Hurley
Cambridge Force
Fosdick
Chicago
Making Part Best Short Story of 1916
Richard Matthews Hallet's Making Part awarded best short story of 1916 by Edward J. O'Brien. The Boston Post Sunday Magazine tale stood out after reviewing 2700 stories, with 388 others deemed distinct merit in the same feature.
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Richard Matthews Hallet
Boston Post
Edward J. O’brien
Mr. Hallet
O’brien
Major General Pierce drafts price fixing bill for Massachusetts
Greenfield based Major General F E Pierce and Attorney David W Murray called by Mrs Ida M Hebbard to draft a bill to criminalize price fixing within Massachusetts like the Sherman act does for interstate commerce. Pierce notes no intrastate price fixing statute exists and vows to push the measure in the House after being sworn in at the State House yesterday.
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F. E. Pierce
Greenfield
W. M
House of Representatives
David W. Murray
Hyde Park
Parker House
Massachusetts
General Pierce
Murray
Ida M. Hebbard
Boston Housekeepers’ League
State House
Commonwealth
Housekeepers’ League
Pierce
Hebbard
Women’s Movement
Farm and Trades School reports record gifts and funds
President William N. Hughes announced at the Alumni Association dinner that gifts to the Farm and Trades School reached 200000 dollars, the largest in its 102 year history. Superintendent Charles A. Bradley noted vested funds rose from 130000 to 500000 dollars during his 29 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm and Trades School
William N. Hughes
Parker House
Charles A. Bradley
Musterole Ad Promises Quick, Blister-Free Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment made from mustard oil and home simple ingredients. It claims fast relief for sore muscles joints back throat bronchitis and other ailments with a gentle warm glow followed by cool comfort and no blisters.
Pharmacy catalog snippet with assorted tonics and soaps
An OCR fragment lists various medicines and household goods with prices. Items include Schenk's Pills Mandrake, Scott's Emulsion, Sloan's Liniment, Squibb products, Stillman’s Freckle Cream, Stork Castile, Styptic Pencils, Syrups, toilet papers, and bouillon cubes. Prices range from a few cents to under two dollars.
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Schenk
Scott’s
Sloan
Berger Lids
Squibb
Stillman’s
Stork
Stuart
Sullivan
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Florida
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