Funeral mass for Rev Henry A Sullivan at Cathedral
The late Rev. Father Henry A Sullivan of Danvers who died in Norfolk Virginia was to lie in state at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross before a 10 o clock funeral service. A guard of honor from the Knights of Columbus and Cathedral groups surrounded the catafalque as he had served there for 20 years.
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Henry A. Sullivan
Danvers
Norfolk
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Sullivan
Knights of Columbus
Cathedral Council
Knights of Columbus of
Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association
Funeral of Father Sullivan at Cathedral in solemn rites
The body of Father Sullivan arrives at the Cathedral with brothers and sister, a large congregation joins in Miserere and office of the dead. Masses set for 6, 7, 8 o'clock to honor parishioners unable to attend the later funeral. Cardinal O'Connell to preside and pronounce absolution. eulogy by Rt Rev M J Splaine. Diocesan band to provide music under Rev M J Secanlan.
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Father Sullivan
Michael J. Sullivan
M. J. Splaine
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Nicholas R. Walsh
Beverly Farms
M. J. Doody
P. R
Cambridgeport
Sullivan
Thomas J. McCormick
St. Catherine’s
Norwood
William B. Finigan
O’connell
Mer. M. J. Splaine
Bera
M. J. Secanlan
Brookline Burglars Held In 5000 Bond Each
Three burglars arrested in the home of Mrs. Ella F. Bailey at 31 Kent Square Brookline were before Judge Perkins in Brookline Municipal Court. Their cases were continued to morning and each was held in five thousand dollars bond.
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Ella F. Bailey
Kent Square
Brookline
Naval Board to Consider Promotions
Secretary Daniels orders a board of Rear-Admirals Southerland Winslow and Usher to meet in Washington on February 3 to examine for promotion to rear admiral Captain C. C. Rogers commandant of the Portsmouth New Hampshire navy yard and Captain Charles I Pond superintendent of the 12th naval district and president of the naval examining and retiring boards San Francisco
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Washington
Daniels
Southerland
Winslow
Usher
C. C. Rogers
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles I. Pond
12Th Naval District
Naval Examining and Retiring Boards
San Francisco
St Jacobs Oil Promises Rapid Back Pain Relief
Advert item touts St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for backache sciatica lumbago and strains. Claims kidneys cause no pain and promotes a trial bottle from a druggist with quick soothing effects and harmless skin touch.
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St. Jacobs
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Relief From Constipation
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative treating chronic constipation and torpid liver without griping. Small olive colored tablets ease bowel and liver action with nightly doses and come in 10c and 25c boxes from All druggists in Columbus Ohio.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
Deer Moves from Somerville Cage to Franklin Park Zoo
A doe captured yesterday in Somerville was transported to the Franklin Park zoo last night. She has become docile and has shed much of her fear during the transfer.
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Somerville
Franklin Park
Little Doe
Union Expels Pocahontas Local 979 at Mine Workers Meet
In Indianapolis on January 23 the United Mine Workers convention expelled Local Union 979 of Pocahontas West Virginia on charges it was a detective agency front used to place a spy at the convention. The vote to expel was unanimous amid cheers as delegate Whitesell was absent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pocahontas
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
M. D. Whitesell
A. R. Watkins
Yorkville
International Board
Earthquake Hits Lepanto Greece Damages Town Fortress
An earthquake struck Lepanto today causing widespread damage to most houses and partially wrecking the fortress. No injuries were reported. Lepanto, also known as Naupantos, lies on the Gulf of Corinth and has about 3000 residents.
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Athens
Lepanto
Naupantos
Gulf of Corinth
British schooner Tobeatic abandoned at sea
A report via wireless from the German steamer Leda says the British schooner Tobeatic, which left Alicante December 23 for Santa Pola, was abandoned at sea. The Leda, en route from Shields to Baton Rouge, rescued the crew.
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London
Alicante
Santa Pola
Fiores
Leda
Shields
Baton Rouge
Gotham for Vaccination
New York January 23 The appellate division of the Supreme Court upheld compulsory school vaccination by affirming Hagbard Ekerold’s conviction for violating the compulsory education law. His son was sent home for lack of vaccination and the father was fined after the child remained out of school until compliance.
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New York
Supreme Court Today
Hagbard Ekerold
Ekerold
Ekerald
Appellate Division
Murderer of Marsh to Die
Judge Quinn in Superior Court sentences William A. Dorr of California to death in the week beginning March 22 for the murder of George F. Marsh, Lynn soap manufacturer, shot in the Lynn marshes April 1912. Dorr showed no emotion as the death sentence was pronounced after conviction and Supreme Court review.
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Salem
Quinn
Superior Court
William A. Dorr
California
George F. Marsh
Lynn
Lynn Marshes
Dorr
Supreme Court
Captain Johnson Dies. Noted Manchester Citizen
Captain John Walter Johnson 72 of 1819 Elon Street Manchester died this afternoon after a life as a Civil War veteran and prominent local businessman. He belonged to the Stratton & Co. firm in Concord dealing in hay grain and flour.
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Manchester
WN. H
John Walter Johnson
Elon Street
Stratton & Co
Concord
Hay
Ex-Dictator Zelaya's Son to Play in Boston
Alphonse Zelaya son of exiled Nicaragua dictator General Zelaya is coming to Boston next Monday after a New York engagement. The concert pianist, formerly Naval Academy athlete, was attacked outside a theater by men he calls Guatemalan spies. He will perform at the Orpheum and St James theatres with wife Mrs C Alphonse Zelaya accompanying.
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Alphonse Zelaya
Nicaragua
General Zelaya
New York
Boston
Zelaya
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Academy
Emily Lee
Robert FE. Lee
C. Alphonse Zelaya
Robert ©. Lee
Santos
White
Edward Bamber Assets and Debts Revealed in Bankruptcy
Edward Bamber, dealer in gentlemen's furnishings, reports abilities totaling 12 200 and assets of 4 810 in bankruptcy schedules filed in the United States District Court yesterday. Creditors initiated the proceedings some time ago.
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Edward Bamber
Gentlemen's Furnishings
United States District Court
Deer Capture Shocks Somerville Crowd During Hunt
A deer led police, citizens, and schoolboys on a chase through Somerville and along the Boston and Maine tracks. The animal sought shelter in a London Street cellar before being captured by John Barry Augustine and John Kiley. It resisted, leaving a minor mouth cut, and Alderman P. J. Sullivan handed the deer to police who transported it to cell 16 before taking it to the park around 7 PM.
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Somerville
Boston & Maine
London Street
John Barry Augustine
John Kiley
P. J. Sullivan
Carter
Damery and Kennedy
Charles J. Fulton
Police Seek Stolen Swan in Massachusetts
Lancaster police have launched a state wide search for a valuable American swan stolen from Colonel John E. Thayer's estate. The bird is among the world’s finest of its kind and one of only nine in America, part of an effort to revive the nearly extinct breed.
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Lancaster
John E. Thayer
Massachusetts
America
Catholic Federation Convention Set at Cathedral School Hall
The Middlesex County Branch of the American Federation of Catholic Societies meets at 2:30 Sunday at Cathedral School Hall to receive reports and elect officers. The executive board outlines plans for mass meetings around the county and a 200000 in 10 days campaign for St Elizabeth Hospital led by John H. Lee. A Brighton parish building project and a John Boyle O'Reilly Circle lecture at Boston College are also noted. A February laymen retreat at Blessed Gabriel Monastery in Brighton runs Feb 6 to Feb 9.
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Middlesex County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Cathedral School
James J. Walsh
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston College
Faust
Brighton
St. Anthony’s
St Columbkille’s
Our Lady of the Presentation
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John H. Lee
Blessed Gabriel Monastery
Washington Street
Passionist Fathers
Gaudentius Hayden
C. P
Funeral of Edwin Ginn Held in Winchester
The Boston publisher Edwin Ginn head of Ginn & Co. was honored at a private service from his Winchester home attended by Ginn colleagues World Peace Foundation trustees and Ros. Pallbearers from New York Boston Chicago and Winchester. The Rev. Samuel M. Crothers officiated with interment at Wildwood Cemetery.
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Edwin Ginn
House of Ginn & Co
Bacon Street
Winchester
Boston Publishers
World Peace Foundation
Beacon Street
Ginn & Co
Boston Friends
Samuel M. Crothers
D.D
First
Cambridge
Mr. Ginn
D. A. Plympton
New York
Lewis Parkhurst
Charles H. Thurber
Boston
Richard 8. Thomas
Henry H
British meat firms unite to oppose American imports
London Jan 23 The River Plate Fresh Meat Company and James Nelson & Sons, two leading British meat firms, have amalgamated to counter the influx of American meat concerns into Great Britain.
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U. S. London
River Plate Fresh Meat Company
James Nelson & Sons
Great Britain
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el Hazar
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Liggett’s
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Washington and Avon Sts
Temple Pt
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Washington Sts
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Summer and
South Sts
Smoker
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Neva
Jexalk Stores
Oemens Land
Thayer Estate
Catholic Church Notes
Church of Our Lady of the Presentation
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Cummer
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Sternau
Jexall Stores
Liggetts
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