Readiness for Big Parade Reception of Cardinal O Connell
James J. Phelan invited Catholic men to march in the parade and mingle with the Ninth Regiment civic auxiliary. The lineup includes Bishop Anderson, Mayor Fitzgerald, and the Canopic greeting at quarantine. The procession will feature the Bishop Cheverus Assembly, Knights of Columbus, and the Hibernian companies with elaborate salutes.
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Cardinal O’connell
James J. Phelan
Ninth Regiment
Mission Church
Francis P. O’connor
Graves
Boston
Daniel F. X. Bowen
Long Wharf
Joseph G. Anderson
United Fruit Company
Rome
Cheverus
Columbus Club
Mission Church of
Civic Auxiliary
Boston College
The
Catholic Union
Guard of Honor
Cheverus Assemmbly
Knights of Columbus
Edward T. McGettrick
F. N
J. J. McCarthy
Dennis J. Gorman
Dr. T. Hanrahan
William J. O’brien
Louis Watson
K. of C
Henry E. Hagan
Joseph C. Pelletier
Knights
Hibernian
Temperance
Granby Street
James 625. O’donnell
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Cardinal
Water Front
Death of Boston cornetist Tafley Mauch
Tafley Mauch, a renowned Boston cornetist, died at his Allston home following a yearlong illness. Born in Germany in 1864, he played with Henry C. Brown's bands, Fitchburg city band, and the Boston Municipal Band before leading the Fitchburg Band last year. He served as president of the Pousa Club and leaves a widow and three children.
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Tafley Mauch
Boston
Royal Street
Allston
Germany
Thompson’s Island
Henry C. Brown
Brown’s Brigade
Fitchburg
Cascarets advertisement and department expansion noted
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a 10 cent bowel cleanser and health booster. A Boston store, E. T. Plattery Company at Tremont Street, enlarges and modernizes its building adding a new upper floor for apparel, fittings, and lighted decor with Parisian influences while expanding staff and relocating departments.
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E. T. Plattery Company
Tremont Street
Paris
London
Leeds
Bradford
Dublin
Vienna
Berlin
Reception Programme for Cardinal OConnell Visit
Detailed schedule outlines arrival by Canopic and Monitor at quarantine, greeting by Mayor Fitzgerald and others, parade routes along City streets, and escort by Bishop Cheverus Assembly Knights of Columbus. Key events include a mass at the Cathedral, clergy reception at Hotel Somerset, laity banquet, and Catholic ladies’ reception at the Somerset with dates in February.
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Winnisimmet
Joseph G. Anderson
Fitzgerald
James J. Phelan
Joseph H. O’neil
James M. Prendergast
Monitor
Cardinal
Long Wharf
United Fruit Company
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Court Street
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Bay State Road
Granby Street
Somerset
Pledge State to Roosevelt Pushed in Oklahoma
A statewide Roosevelt for President movement began in Okla homa with 24 county representatives at a January meeting. Resolutions pledged the state to Roosevelt and a fund exceeding $5000 was raised to promote the effort. Oklahoma City headquarters will be opened and a telegram sent to Colonel Roosevelt noting broad support.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
West
East
50 Years With The Same Firm Celebration For John J Boyle
A complimentary dinner honored John J. Boyle of A Storrs & Bement Co for completing 50 years of continuous service. Guests included Hon. Charles M. Bryant ex Mayor of Quincy and others. Boyle, the oldest active paper tradesman in New England, reflected on his long career and public service in Boston politics.
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John J. Boyle
Louis
A. Storrs & Bement Co
Charles M. Bryant
Quincy
William F. McQuillen
Robert C. McQuilien
Boyle
New England
Boston
Thomas N. Hart
Massachusetts State Militia
Seven Years as First Lieutenant and Fraternal Leader
The individual served seven years as first lieutenant and belongs to numerous fraternal organizations having held high offices within them.
College Men to Argue on Trust Question
New Haven January 28 The annual triangular debate between Yale Harvard and Princeton will in April consider the resolution That the United States government should accept the principles of monopoly control and regulate prices in all cases where the monopoly has been brought about by operations of economic laws.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
United States
New York Merchants Plan Expansion to Meet City Competition
After studying Boston and other cities, the Merchants' Association of New York outlines plans to expand its activities so the metropolis can counter aggressive tactics by rival cities.
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New York
Boston
Merchants’ Association of
Death notices from Chelsea to Charlestown sweep local obsequies
Obituaries list numerous bereavements in Massachusetts communities from Chelsea Needham Dorchester to Charlestown with ages, funeral details, burial sites and service times. Entries name the deceased relatives and invite friends to attend services across multiple towns and churches.
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Ash
Chelsea
Ellen Ash
Crescent Avenue
Garden Cemetery
Bourne
Needham
Charles Edwin Bourne
Oakland Avenue
South Station
Massachusetts and Western
Busch
Dorchester
Henry H. Busch
Mt. Pleasant Lodge
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
Roxbury
Detroit
Mich
Gahalane
John J
John
Julia Cahalane
Harrington
Columbia Street
Camill
Fountain Avenue
Somerville
Elizabeth
Frank Cahill
St. Joseph's Church
Junion Square
Obituary notices from Boston area Jan 28 deaths
Death notices list numerous local residents by surname with ages and funeral plans. Included are Lentine Levick Lindstrom Magennity Mauch McAvinney McDevitt McVey O Donnell O Hearn Reynolds Rogers Shea Stark and Young, with addresses in Dorchester South Boston Brookline Roxbury Melrose and nearby areas and funeral details.
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Lentine
Dorchester
Kate Lentine
French
Frank B. Lentine
Centre Street
Dorchester Avenue
Danville
North Station
Levick
Boston
Julia A
Hemsworth R. Levick
Brookline
Mary Rose
John
Alice Magennity
Marley
Leverett Street
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Division 15
Mauch
Allston
Tufley Mauch
Royal Street
M'Avinney
Neponset
Patrick
Catherine McAvinney
Oak Avenue
M’devitt
Annie Mc Devi
Elizabeth Morrill
D. Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Holyhood
O’donnell
Thomas F
Catherine O'Donnell
G. E. Holfelder
East Fifth Street
Gate of Heaven Church
Bath
New Calvary
O’hearn
Michael
Mary O’hearn
Boylston Street
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon Street
Shea
Roxbury
Thomas
Catherine Sheanee Dolan
Gurney Street
Mission Church
Stark
Jemime C
John Stark
Codman Park
Young
Melrose
Louis A. Young
Whittier St
Nashua
N. H
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Bishop Anderson
Kilner
United States Customs Service
Eastern Avenue
Joseph F. Coppinger
Mgr
M. J. Splaine
D. D
J. Supple
B. J. Moriarty
Canopic
Federated Irish Societies of Massachusetts
Sherwood Hall
Federated Irish Societies of
Massachusetts
Mathew Cummings
Cathedral OF the Holy Cross
Union Hatco
Boston’s
TNOH
Sweet Car’s
Carters
Hanover, Union and Marshall Sts
Sun
Brookside
Winter St
David J
Ingraham
Winter Street
Vorenders
Oscar Sr
Wasa
Doble
Francis M. Doble
Memorial Hall
Green Street
Charlestown
Edson Cemetery
Mass
Donahue
Evelyn
James F
Margaret Donahne
Magee
Beacham Street
Malden
Farrell
Newton
Margaret A
Patrick Farrell
Pear Street
Michael H
Catherine A. Keefe
South Boston
William J. Keefe
Newport Street
St. Margaret's Church
Kelso
Thomas Kelso
Mill Street
St. John
N. B
Kerrigan
Mary Agnes
Timothy
Mary Kerrigan
Adams Street
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
J. S. Waterman &Sons
Incorporated
Washington ST
Dudley St
Sta
Frank S. Waterman
Joseph S. Waterman
Marconi