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31 Jan 1911

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1911

Page

3

Last Rites for Fr. Lawrence McCarthy in East Boston

Hundreds attend the funeral of Rev. Lawrence P. McCarthy permanent rector of the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer East Boston with clergy from across the archdiocese and officials present The service was led by Rev John J Farrell and included a large police escort and a procession to Calvary Cemetery Malden The East Boston Catholic Literary Association provided the escort and many parish and city figures attended the graveside rites.

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Lawrence P. McCarthy Church of the Most Holy Redeemer East Boston East Boston Archbishop O’connell William P. McQuaid St. James’ Church Jeremiah E. Millerick St. Joseph’s Church West End Denis O’callaghan P. R D. D South Boston William Byrne Back Bay A. J. Teeling Lynn Denis J. O’farrell Roxbury Mgr George J. Patterson Mer. Teeling John A. Brickley Station 7 Milton B. F. Killelea Brockton James J. O’brien Somerville Joseph J. Dermody M. F. Delaney Natick M. J. Buckley Norwood Joseph V. Tracey Brighton John A. Donnelly Dorchester Robert Johnson Charles Ulrich J. F. Madden D. J. Sullivan Hi. J. Cleary William J. Duffy West Quincy Hugh R. O'Donnell Allston John D. Colbert Wakefield James F. Hamilton Whitman J. P. McCaughan John J. Crane the Cathedral Greater Archbishop O'Connell Michael J. Scanlan Cathedral of the Holy Cross Charles E. Jackson George S. Fiske St. John's Episcopal Church Leavitt Xaverian Brotherhood Virgil Dunstan Florence Rudolph Adrian Gabriel Cletus Joseph John M. Cunningham Fitton Council R. of C Arthur A. Stout East Boston Catholic Literary Association William J. Curll Williams Court John A. McGonagle Leo Court William J. Cronin John H. Pendergast Holy Redeemer Holy Name Society George J. Lovett St. Vincent de Paul Society Church of the Holy Redemer John J. Toohig William H. Grainger William Taylor Parish of the Most Holy Redeemer
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Interesting Reading for Tubercular Invalids

An advertisement promotes Eckman's Alterative as a cure for tuberculosis and related ailments. It offers a pamphlet with testimonials including a 1905 case of a man named M. L. Gerhardt who recovered after using the product. The text lists distributors and urges consumptives to investigate the remedy.

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Eckman Cherry &J Phila Exckman M. L. Gerhardt Riker-Jaynes Houghton &Urton’s
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Funeral today for Elizabeth Ward famed author

Funeral services for Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, noted author and anti vivisectionist, are set for 3 p m at First Baptist Church Newton Centre. Cremation will follow at Mt. Auburn Cemetery among friends. Rev Charles M Southgate of Boston will lead with Professor Leverett Spring assisting. Lotus Quartet to sing.

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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward First Baptist Church Newton Centre Mt. Auburn Cemetery
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Supreme Court Recess Aims at Major Corporate Cases

The Supreme Court recessed today until February 20 to focus on preparing decisions in argued cases. It is believed opinions in key corporate matters such as Standard Oil dissolution suits American Tobacco and corporation tax cases may be announced upon reconvening.

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Washington Supreme Court of the United States Standard Oil Company American Tobacco Organization
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Slayer Given 12 Year Term for Murder and Wounding

Semblice DAndrea was sentenced to twelve years at hard labor in the State Prison for killing Marconia Vittoreano and seriously wounding Giose Parpano. Indicted for murder, the charge was reduced to manslaughter after a guilty plea. His wife collapsed in court as the sentence was read.

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Portland Semblice D'Andrea Marconia
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Grafton Cushing Backs Reciprocity in Legislature

Grafton Cushing, not previously a known liberal tariff advocate, presented a resolution in the House urging Legislature to approve President Taft’s reciprocity plans. The move followed an earlier order by Russell Crane of Cambridge directing committees on federal relations to assess the state sentiment.

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Grafton Cushing Taft Cushing Russell Crane Cambridge
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Knadler Family Fined After Roxbury Shop Lifting Raid

Lena and Lillian Knadler were fined 250 each after a raid at their Newark street Roxbury home uncovered goods from department stores. Their daughter Margaret Knadler was sent to Sherborn for an indefinite period. Frank and Henry Knadler had their cases nolle pressed.

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Lena Lillian Knadler Newark Street Roxbury Margaret Knadler Sherborn Frank Henry Knadler Nolle
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Ex Mayor George W Fifield Dies At 63 In Lowell

Ex mayor George W Fifield inventor financier and former congressman died at his home 1180 Middlesex street after a brief illness aged 63. Born in Belmont New Hampshire in 1848 he moved to Lowell 82 years ago and was mayor in 1891 92 a congressman in 1894 head of Fifield Tool Company ex president of Appleton National Bank and member of Masons Odd Fellows Yorick and Highland clubs.

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Lowell George W. Fifield Middlesex Street Mr. Fifield Belmont N. H Nellie Jerome Susan M. Knowles Fifield Tool Company Appleton National Bank Masons Waltham Lodge of Odd Fellows Yorick and Highland Clubs
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Home-made cough syrup promises quick relief and savings

An old advertisement touts a do it yourself cough syrup using Pinex pine extract with sugar and warm water. It claims instant throat relief and a 24 hour cure for stubborn coughs, with taste pleasing to children and a laxative effect.

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United States Canada
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Fr. McCarthy John J. Farrell Canton Michael J. Welch Concord Junction Walter Gill Thomas P. McGinn John B. Condon Church of the Sacred Heart Middleboro Father McGinn William J. Foley Thurifer Meridian Street W. S RICE Main Adams Slayer New England CA Cash House CIAL Ioline Koxoxo KG Madras Negus Wibre Regus Lee Globe Dic Sheffield Ivergon Peerless Electric
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