J F Hayes Buried In Brookline Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Jeremiah F Hayes of 2 White Place Brookline were held at St Marys Church of the Assumption. A solemn high mass was celebrated as long as the Rev John Sheehan led the ceremony aided by several clergy. He died suddenly Saturday and was a prominent Brookline businessman. Burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery with Rev Rudolph Tuscher officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah F. Hayes
Whiteplace
Brookline
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
John Sheehan
Michael Coffey
John E. Killen
Rudolph Tuscher
Joseph Tuscher
Hayes
Michael J. O’hearn
Richard Johnson
Edward McAvoy
Thomas McMahon
Lawrence Cassidy
James O'Beirne
Holyhood Cemetery
State Census Shows Massachusetts Growth and 8.5 Million Population
Preliminary semi decennial figures indicate Massachusetts and Boston rise in population with Boston topping 700 000 by a narrow margin and the state population over 8 500 000 up more than 140 000 since 1910. Immigration wanes since 1914. war effects create uneven shifts in labor across regions and industries.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Connecticut
Massachusetts Cities Add To Five Year Totals
Director Gettemy of the bureau of statistics will today release tabulated summaries showing how cities and towns in Massachusetts have increased their figures compared with five years ago.
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Gettemy
Bureau of Statistics of the Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Fire at Malden undertaker shop causes over $1000 damage
A basement fire at Owen P. Doonan's undertaker shop, 9 Highland Avenue Malden, started mysteriously and burned for hours, driving several firefighters from duty due to heavy smoke. State police investigate the blaze's cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen P. Doonan
Highland Avenue
Malden
Weighing committee meets on standardizing track specs
The American Railway Association weighing group, representing 300000 miles of U S railroads, met at Copley Plaza to discuss standard track specifications freight carload weighing rules and related topics. Attendees included Arthur Hale O Maxey L D Davis A S Dodge J W Sheehan J H Limberger A W Epright H W Woolf and E Morris. The panel will present conclusions at the association’s November semi annual meeting.
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American Railway Association
United States
Copley Plaza
Association
Arthur Hale
O. Maxey
R. I
L. D. Davis
Railroad Officials Named in Inspection Bureau Roles
Acting chief inspector H. J. Griffing leads the Joint Rate Inspection Bureau while J. W. Newell, president of the American Association of Freight Agents, and T. H. Gatlin, assistant chief engineer, maintenance of way and structures, of the Southern Railway, are noted in leadership roles.
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Joint Rate Inspection Bureau
H. J. Griffing
American Association of Freight Agents
J. W. Newell
The
Freight Claim Association
T. H. Gatlin
Southern Railway
Train Pitches Boy Fifty Feet k
Beverly July 13 Horace Morgan Jr four year old son of Horace Morgan and wife 4 Cabot street was killed by a Gloucester bound train near the crossing shanty his father tends An engine tossed him fifty feet and he died instantly from a fractured skull and other injuries His mother fainted upon seeing the body The funeral home took the body to W W J Carney's undertaking rooms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Horace Morgan Jr
Horace Morgan
Cabot Street
Gloucester
W.W. J. Carney
Directors to be sued in fight over I T B C fraud
Stockholders of the International Text Book Company of Scranton and subsidiaries allege gross mismanagement and breach of trust by the old board. Clarence A. Barnes of Boston says a five member committee will act to compel restitution in the Exchange Building meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Text Book Company
Scranton
Penn
International Correspondence Schools
Clarence A. Barnes
Boston
Massachusetts
Mansfield
Exchange
Stockholders Press Fraud Charge Against Old I T B C Board
A committee of about 100 stockholders with $300000 invested in the I T B C and its subsidiaries plans to deposit shares with the Federal Trust Company to identify represented investors. They will review charges of fraud and mismanagement against the old board, including stock juggling and asset transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Lemiy
United States Army
Washington
William J. Macc Morris
S. W. Card Company
Mansfield
Willard G. Nims
L. 8
Boston
John C. McConnell
F. W. Mason & Co
Federal Trust Company
Barnes
New
Massachusetts forms bureau to set workers' compensation rates
A new rating and inspection bureau was created by representatives of liability insurers and the state Department of Insurance at the State House. A future meeting will appoint a committee to hire a bureau manager and set rules for fair premium rates based on payroll audits and accident statistics to encourage safer workplaces.
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Massachusetts
State Department of Insurance
State House
Revere Beach Runaway Horse Driver Saves Crowd
Waldo Read, superintendent of lights on the Revere Beach boulevard, was dragged along the roadway when a runaway horse attached to a Lynn bakery wagon bolted yesterday morning. Read leaped for the horse’s head, grabbed the bridle, and steered the animal past several wagons, autos, and pedestrians, preventing possible injuries as the crowd watched.
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Waldo Road
Revere Beach
Lynn
Read
Death Cancels Elaborate Wedding in Woburn Area
The wedding of Miss Emily Godfrey of 644 Main Street Woburn to Herman Vanderwat was to be a grand affair but becomes quiet after the death of Mrs Artemia Nagle grandmother of the bride. Mrs Nagle and Miss Godfrey's parents Mr and Mrs John Godfrey reside at 544 Main Street Woburn. Mrs Nagle died suddenly after a sudden shock late last night. Invitations had been sent to New England and New York.
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Emily Godfrey
Woburn
Herman Vanderwat
Hackensaete
N. J
Artemia Nagle
New England
New York
Miss Godfrey
John Godfrey
Main Street
Woburxza
Nagle
85 Cent Gas Rate Ordered for Several Towns
The Newton and Watertown Gas Light Company will reduce gas price from 90 to 85 cents per thousand cubic feet for Newton, Watertown, Waltham, and Weston after August 1. The order follows a customer complaint and cites a fair return on investment amid a 40 percent business increase and lower gas oil costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Waltham
Watertown
Weston
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Newton and Watertown
Auto Hurdles 40 Feet By Car In Norwood Street Crash
Elijah P. Gilliland superintendent at Winslow Brothers Smith tannery Norwood drove with two friends when his auto jumped 40 feet across Washington street Dedham after a streetcar collision. Howard Barry suffered a right shoulder injury while Stephen Hunt was bruised. Gilliland escaped unhurt. Car motorman Arthur C. Benson cut by flying glass.
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Elijah P. Gilliland
Winslow Brothers @ Smith tannery
Norwood
Washington Street
Dedharra
Bay State Street Railway
Howard Barry
Stephen Hunt
Zedighview Street
Mr. Gilliand
Arthur C. Bensom
Mr. Gilliland
Dedham
Parish notices on meetings and funeral in Catholic churches
A series of church notices includes Holy Name Society meeting at Cathedral School Hall Harrison avenue and Maildé street to plan a parish fair on July 17 at South End grounds Walpole street Columbus avenue. Funeral of Rev John A Moore S J of St Cary's Church North End from St Cary's with mass at 10 am and interment at Holy Cross Worcester. Garden party planned by Ladies Sodality of St John the Evangelist Winthrop to fund interior work. Novena to St James at St James Harrison avenue ending July 2. Rev J J Murphy named delegate to AFCS convention in Toledo Aug 13.
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Cathedral School
Harrison Avenue
Maildé” Street
Holy Name Society
J. W. Culhane
South End Baseball Grounds
Walpole Street
Columbus Avenue
John A. Moore
S. J
St. Cary's Church
North End
Aolace
John Bolster
Edward Tivnan
W. J. Conway
Holy Cross
Worcester
Ladies Sodality
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop
New Chuarch
St. James
St. James’ S Church
J. J. Murphy
Church of Our Lady of the Presentation
Brighton
Suffolk County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Toledo
Heroic Fire on Battleship New Jersey At Charlestown Yard
Boatswain Frank P. Murphy led efforts to fight a blaze that began yesterday night in the forward handling room of the battleship New Jersey at Charlestown navy yard. The fire endangered the ship due to its proximity to 150 powder cans, each holding 60 pounds.
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Frank P. Murphy
Moon
New Jersey
Charlestown Navy Yard
Fire damages narrowly avoided on ship amid powder storage
Murphy led 75 sailors to a third deck room where a short circuit sparked a fire. The room, housing all powder for 12 inch and 8 inch guns, was flooded and quickly extinguished with minor damage. Fire caused excitement in the yard as workers feared harm to the New Jersey and nearby ammunition had just been loaded within ten feet of the origin.
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Murphy
New Jersey
Ginger and Brandied Remedy Promises Pure Relief
An advertisement touts a ginger based tonic with aromatics and French brandy for cramps pains colds chills weakness nervousness and insomnia. It cautions buyers to seek the Owl Trade Mark on the wrapper to avoid inferior substitutes. Forty years of purity and strength advertised. Sold by all druggists and grocers.
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R. R
Bostonians
Newton and Watertown Company
Chen
Sanford Singer
John T
HIST
Union St
Aia
Washington St. Jefferson Bldg
Double Legal
Ibe Brafterjar
Atoes Tgs
Brookside Creamery
Brookside
Henfield
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