Four Thousand Holy Name Men Pack Holy Cross Church
A vast Catholic lay gathering filled the Cathedral of the Holy Cross last evening as 4000 Holy Name Society members rallied to suppress profanity and honor the sacred name of Jesus. Distinguished clergy including Rt. Rev. Denis O'Callaghan and Rev. Francis X. Dolan led Mass and a vespers service, with branches from Cathedral, St. Augustine's, St. Vincent's, St. Thomas', St. Philip's, and Sacred Heart among the largest. The crowd, renewing consecration and pledging ongoing affiliation, marked a memorable demonstration of faith and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mer. Denis O'Callaghan
D. D
P. R
M. J. Cuddihy
St. Mark's
Dorchester
M. C. Gilbride
George J. Patterson
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Earth
Hell
Holy Name Society
John A. Daly
Thomas R. McCoy
Father Patterson
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Cathedral
St. Vincent’s
St. Thomas
Jamaica Plain
St. Philip’s
South End
the Sacred Heart
East Cambridge
Dorchester Church Fire Prompts United Worship in Clubhouse
Rev. Arthur Little of the Second Congregational Church Dorchester led a morning sermon in the Dorchester Women's Clubhouse after his church was heavily damaged by fire. About 560 worshippers heard him urge solidarity and faith restoring the old house. Numerous churches offered space and aid, with letters of sympathy from Bishop Mallalieu and Rev. William H. Van Allen among the many replies read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Little
Second Congregational Church
Dorchester
Dorchester Women’s
Seaman's Friend Society
Hanover Street
Mallalieu
William H. van. Allen
Church of the Advent
Little
Thieves Take $200 Horse From Quinn Stable
Maiden January 19 report that Michael Quinn's stable is missing a $200 horse. Police search for the thieves after an early morning forced entry. A nearby dwelling house was not disturbed and investigators seek how the theft occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden
Michael Quinn
Man Killed by Car Near Jamaica Plain Bridge
Peter Lydon of Walpole, 25, was struck and killed by a Charles River bridge car on Washington street opposite Bussey farm in Jamaica Plain. His body was dragged 20 feet and jammed under the car’s fender as passengers and police freed him. He was attempting to cross the tracks while the motorman tried to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lydon
Walpole
Washington Street
Bussey Farm
Jamaica Plain
Lydon
Buried Miners Rescued After 46 Days in Nevada Shaft
A. D. Bailey P. J. Brown and Fred McDonald were rescued after 46 days 1000 feet below the surface in the Giroux mine Ely Nevada. Crowds cheered and bells rang as the men, saved by a timbered roof, were brought to safety. The shaft collapse on Dec 4 trapped five men. the two Greeks died during the ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nev
Giroux
A. D. Bailey
P. J. Brown
Fred McDonald
Bailey
Arthur
McDonald
George
Brown
Brown and Bailey
Bailey, Brown
M’donald
Mystery surrounds disappearance of three South Boston youths
Three South Boston youths Thomas Jennings Patrick Sullivan and James Dunne vanished after telling friends they would row in the harbor. A battered dory found near East Boston is believed to be theirs, with Martin J. Clancy also missing since the day of the disappearance. Police think the men were occupants of the found boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Thomas Jennings
Patrick Sullivan
James Dunne
Jeffries Point
Martin J. Clancy
Third Street
Boston
Federal Street Bridge
Local man arrested in theft of watch and cash
Joseph Crimmons aged 25 of 653 Harrison Avenue was arrested last night by Special Officer McCleevey and Patrolman Eddy Ryan on larceny charges for stealing a gold watch and money from Edward Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Crimmons
Harrison Avenue
McCleevey
Eddy Ryan
Edward Collins
Crash on way to fire injures drivers and horse
While answering a small blaze at 296 Dudley Street yesterday afternoon, Engine 12 and Hook and Ladder 4 collided near Hampden Street. The crash threw the drivers onto the street, severely injuries to one fire horse and substantial damage to both fire trucks.
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Dudley Street
Hampden Street
Collision between fire engine and ladder truck on Dudley street
Driver McKeever saw Engine 12 and Chemical 10 racing toward him on Dudley street. To avoid them, he pulled his horses to the curb but the chemical engine blocked the way. Dwight attempted to veer right but the two pieces of apparatus crashed. Drivers were thrown to the ground and the engine wheel collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladder Company
McKeever
Engine 12
Dudley Street
Chemical 10
Chemical
Dwight
Eight Hour Law Sought for State Prison Staff
Secretary Abrahams of the Co L A leads a push to apply the eight hour law to state prison employees. The drive targets night officers who currently work twelve hour shifts with rare off days, while other penal institutions already follow the eight hour rule. The committee plans to seek Governor Guild’s advice and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrahams
Co. L. A
Overcome by Gas In Hotel Room Fatal Or Serious Condition
Patrick Foley aged 85 was found overcome by gas in a room at the Grand View Hotel on India Street and Atlantic Avenue. He was taken to the Relief station where his condition was listed as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Foley
Grand View Hotel
India Street
Atlantic Avenue
Zemstov Head Shot to Death in Russia
M Sviridoff president of the Zemstov was shot by a brother of Mile Rogozinnikova the murderer of General Maximoffsky and director of prisons. The killing appears linked to his refusal to assist Rogozinnikova during her trial in October. She was hanged October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krasno-Ufimisk
Russia
M. Sviridoff
Zemstov
Mile
Rogozinnikova
Maximoffsky
Department of Prisons
Ministry of the Interior
Miles Ragozinnikova
Central Labor Union Opposes Mayor Hibbard’s City Commission Plan
The Central Labor Union members meeting yesterday voted against the mayor’s bill. They argued it would create a city government by commission, eroding self government. They urged attaching a referendum to the bill if passed by the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Hibbard
Five Men Rescued After Weeks In Mine Shaft
After a mining disaster five men were initially thought dead. Three survived by tapping a six inch pipe from the pumping station, using a portable telephone to communicate. Food and messages were lowered daily as rescuers cut a new shaft through 1000 feet of debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
LEND NOT SAYS ROCKEFELLER
John D. Rockefeller Jr addressed a Bible class at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church urging careful aid to the poor. He warned against lending to those with no real intention to repay and criticized loans to stock gamblers, saying such acts can do more harm than good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Christ
Clark signals willingness to back other Democrats under Good Government pressure
Alderman Ellery H. Clark told the Post he would vote for any Democrat on the Board endorsed by the Good Government Association or for any Republican named by Democratic leaders for harmony. Edmund Billings of the association said it would advise Clark to vote for another candidate if requested. Clark insisted he cannot vote for a Republican but could back a different endorsed Democrat, noting his two endorsements and his limited experience.
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Good Government Association
Board of Aldermen
Ellery H. Clark
Clark
Edmund Billings
The
Emery H. Clark
Finigan
Ellery Clark
Harmony
Alderman Clark
Boston
Watch charm presented at Dorchester AOH installation
At Central Hall Dorchester last evening Division 76 AOH installed new officers led by President Fred J. Carey and included John F Buckley as vice president and George Sherry as treasurer. Retiring president Daniel T OConnell received a gold watch charm from members.
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Don” O'Connell
Divison 76
Central Hall
Dorchester
Daniel T. O'Connell
Fred J. Carey
John F. Buckley
George Sherry
Charles F. Norman
Patrick A. Collins
Knights of Labor District Assembly 30 officers elected
The annual meeting in Charlestown elected Alexander Ryan of Boston Maine Freight Handlers as district master workman and chose officers including Lawrence Coleman and Michael O’Meara for key posts. Delegates reported over 1000 new members and thanked retiring District Master Workman Andrew Duncliff.
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K. of
Roughan
Charlestown
Alexander Ryan
Boston & Maine
Lawrence Coleman
Roundhouse Employees’ Assembly
Michael O’meara
Noddie Island
Edward Reardon
Transatlantic Steamshi Clerks
Ohn Stephens
John Sullivan
Transatlantic Steamship
Michael Filaherty
Coal Trimmers’ Assembly
Michael Carney
N. Hy
H. R. BR
James O’brien
Boston & Maine Railroadeirmen's Assembly
P. J. Flaherty
William Moore
Southton Longshoremen’s Assembly
Jeremiah Murphy
Boston
Patrick J. McCarthy
Daniel Leonard
William Cassell
Patrick McKenzie
Hugh J. Mec-Mackin
P. J. McCarthy
Esquire
Edward Glynn
Outside
Michael A. Martin
Timothy Sullivan
Thomas J. Denney
J. Glynn
Stephen Costello
William H. Burke
James Cunningham
William Cronin
George King
John Haley
Brothers Daniel Leonard
H. J. McMackin
John H. McCarthy
Labor Notes On Unions And Political Bills
Labor notes record Henry Sterling of the Boston Typographical Union as legislative committee chairman on public opinion and initiative refer endum bills addressed by Senator Cahot and Representative Luce. They list officers elected for Cement and Asphalt Workers' Union and Boilermakers Lodge 9, plus a $19 contribution by New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Freight Handlers' Union 70 to a Cohen-Driscoll testimonial.
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Henry Sterling
Boston Typographical Union
Legislative Committee of Labor
U. S
Henry Cahot i
Robert Luce
Somerville
Cement and Asphalt Workers’ Union
James #. Dorkins
James Waldron
Gilbert Frey
Andrew Larson
F. P. McGrath
John Buckley
Lodge 9
John J. Minton
William McNabb
Daniel B. McGuinness
Andrew Higgins
Thomas I. Flanagan
John
John C. McDonald
John Ghannis
John Farrell
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Cotton broker George H. Mercer killed in auto crash
George H. Mercer a 45 year old cotton broker died after the automobile he rode in skidded and hit a telegraph pole on Smith street Providence Rhode Island. Passengers included his son C Douglas Mercer and R Lincoln Lippitt son of the late Governor Henry Lippitt. Lippitt drove the car. The others escaped injury. Mercer was a member of the Hope Club and Agawam Hunt.
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Providence
R. IL
George H. Mercer
Smith Street
Aldrich currency plan deemed unsound by bankers
The American Bankers Association resolutions committee reports the Aldrich bill as impracticable and unwise. It criticizes the plan for overreaching scope and threatens to unsettle conditions, with six principal objections including note system safety, bank lending power, bond market effects, issuance delays, taxation, and borrower costs.
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Chicago
Resolutions Committee
the Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Commission
Congress
Association
Aldrich
Fowler
United States
Atlantic City
Historic Pingree Mansion Destroyed by Fire in Wenham
The old Colonial Pingree mansion on Walnut street in Wenham was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Owner David Pingree was severely burned on hands and face while trying to save priceless heirlooms. Sightseers had visited the landmark for its Revolutionary relics and antique furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenham
Pingree
Walnut Street
David Pingree
Fire destroys historic Pingree mansion in Beverly
Second blaze today gutted the revolution era mansion where David Pingree and Miss Abbie Pingree lived with two servants. Ernest M. Worrell was arrested on suspicion of starting the fire as neighbors and Pingree saved valuable relics and carvings amid the flames. The loss stands at 15 000 to 18 600 dollars with 4 000 dollars insured.
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Pingree
Ernest M. Worrell
Beverly
Mr. Pingree
David Pingree
Abbie Pingree
West End Boys' Club Makes 4 Mile Walk From Providence to Boston
Sixteen youths from the West End Boys' Club of Eaton Street walked from Providence to Boston through wind and rough roads. They covered four miles in 12 hours 55 minutes elapsed time and 10 hours 20 minutes of actual walking, overcoming adverse conditions.
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West End Boys’ Club
Eaton Street
Providence
Boston
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