A. O. H. Convention Opens With Packed Boston Attendance
The A O H convention opened in Boston with 26 000 delegates registered as Copley Plaza hosts thronged by visitors. Delegations arrived from Chicago Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh and many others from across the U S with plans for next year already debated. The program features tours exhibitions lectures a memorial mass and a grand banquet with Cardinal O Connell and other officials expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Finlay
Bridget A. Hughes
Mary A. Cavanaugh
Ellen F. Murphy
Elizabeth A. Dowd
Boston
Copley Plaza
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Minnesota
Vermont
California
Delaware
Georgia
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
West Virginia
District of Columbia
James Cox
Oakland
Cal
Alice Ratigan
Detroit
J. M. Rooney
Superior
Delegates Gather for A O H Convention in Boston
Prominent clergy and officials from Oregon to Virginia attend the A O H gathering in Boston at Copley Plaza and St James Church. Notables include Rev Father O Rourke Rev Philip O Donnell Patrick Cannon and Bishop O Connell with prospects of 800 male delegates and 500 women in sessions at the hotel and Convention Hall.
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Boston
Grady
Rowe's Wharf
Nahant
Convention Hall
Benedict Fitzgerald
Katherine A. O'Keefe O'Mahoney
Lawrence
John Boyle O'Reilly
Chicago
Philadelphia
O’connell
Richmond
Philip J. O’donnell
St. James Church
Order
Thomas Looney
Council Bluffs
St. Botolph Street
Copley Plaza
T. J. O’rourke
Hoppner
Ore
Oregon
Sarah J. Robinson
National Board
Father O’rourke
Baker City
Far West
Philip J. O'Donnell
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Philip J.‘O’donnell
Suffolk County
Bishop O’connell
The
South Station
Father O'Donnell
South End
Bishop O'Connell
Father O’donnell
William Fleming
Richard Dwyer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Convention
Copley Plaza Hotel
Beacon Street Repaving Planned From Newton Line
The public works department will repave Beacon Street with a concrete surface from the Newton line to Cleveland Circle at an estimated cost of 25 000 dollars. The work will begin in a few days.
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Beacon Street
Newton Line
Cleveland Circle
Public Works Department
Bandits raid Wo Burn home as police chase car to Bedford
After a sharp encounter at Reading station one suspect was captured by Patrolman Cullinane. a second escaped. The bandits attacked Jacovitte and his wife at Willow Street farm, beating them and looting the house. Vera Nagle fired on the fleeing auto as neighbors aided in the pursuit and a large posse searched for the culprits toward Bedford.
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Reading
Timothy Cullinane
Prince Sylvestiano
Lawrence
Mulkeen
Woburn
Tacovitte
Sylvestiano
Bedford
Bartholomew Nagle
Jacovitte
Bartholomew Nagle, Jr
Mary Nagle
Vera
Willow Street
Vera Nagle
Iacovitte
Nagles
Bandit Drops $750 Cash During Flight From Closet Trap
Patrolman Timothy E. Walsh found a roll of 750 dollars in an upstairs room after a suspect fled a struggle in a closet. Investigators believe the bandit dropped the money while escaping, as a substantial sum was declared missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy E. Walsh
Jacovitte
Doogan Held in Dorchester Court for Manslaughter
Francis E Doogan of 27 D street was charged with manslaughter and held in $1000 after Charles F Dame of 8 Hampden circle Wollaston died. Dame was struck and knocked down by an ice cart from the Boston Ice Company driven by Coogan. At City Hospital a compound fracture of both legs was found.
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Doogan
C. E
Francis E. Doogan
D Street
Dorchester Court
Charles F. Dame
Hampden Circle
Wollaston
Dame
Boston Ice Company
Coogan
City Hospital
Heed the Warning If You Have a Cough
An advertisement urges caution for chronic coughs and lung troubles urging timely care. Eckman’s Alterative, a lime bearing remedy, is promoted as safe and non habit forming with calcium for tonic value, to be tried with nourishment and proper living. Sold by Eckman’s Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Eckman
S. Eckman
Philadelphia
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Fight
Wilmington
Del
San Francisco
Patrick A. Moran
Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Curley
Massachusetts
Patrick A. Collins
Holyhood
Brookline
Public Library
Museum of Fine Arts
Eure
Nantasket
Cardinal O’connell
Governor McCall
Gallivan and
Tague
Alexander Rorke
Claude D. Bowen
United States
Kern
Indiana
Pelletier
Francis J. Horgan
Matthew Cummings
Joseph McLaughlin
Patrick F. Cannon
Clinton
Charles J. Foy
Perth
Ont
Philip J. Sullivan
Thompsonville
R. IL
B. A. Mahoney
Laurium
Mich
Adelia Christy
Cleveland
Mary C. Connelly
Syracuse
N. Y
T. B. Tierney
New Orleans
Sarah Robinson
Richmond, Va
Mary Me.Whorter
Mary E. O'Connell
Madge White
Des Moines
Florence Egan
Minneapolis, Minn
Houghton & Dutton
New England
Ays
al Tyleet Ete Ee
Hamburg
Lonsdale Drill
Sages
Ellen O’hara
Greenfield
Anna XicMahon
Pittsfield
Winthrop
the Order
Norfolk
Frederick J. McLaughlin
Hibernian
Joseph P. Lomasney
Mr. Cannon
Alameda
Guar
Convention League of the Coast
Westminster
Mississippi
National
McLaughlin
National Board of Directors
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
City Hall
Garrison Street
Maurice J. Donnelly
Indianapolis
Donnelly
Robert E. Kelly
Fort Wayne, Inc
Tom Taggart
John T. Flood
Judge Shine
Kentucky
James F. Mclivor
John J. Curley
Ellen Ryan Jolly
Providence
William H. Cuddy
City of
Copley- Plaza
Copley-Plaza
Lenox
Helen Feighan
Margaret Kelly
W. P. Kelly
Cleveland, O
William J. Jordan
James J. Doran
Framingham
Canada
Father Livingston
John O'Day
National Hibernian
Fine Arts
Ireland
Fine Arts Department
Victor
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Oxford
Steinert Hall
Steinert Stores
HEH
Bandits Club
Man and Wife
Rob House
Europe
Zona Gale
Colliers the National
Bell-Ans
Greater Boston
Brookside
Henfield
Bis. Co
Sunkist
Valencia
Kellogg’s
Armour’s
Howard's
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