Funeral for John OCallaghan Leader of United Irish League
Funeral services were held for John OCallaghan national secretary of the United Irish League of America at St Columbkille's Brighton attended by Irish societies from across New England and beyond. A memorial fund for his children was approved with $3210 pledged and a memorial meeting planned for Faneuil Hall in September. Mayor Fitzgerald attended and praised his sacrifices.
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John O’callaghan
United Irish League of America
St. Columbkine’s
Brighton
New England
O'Callaghan
Etna Street
Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League
Thomas Reilly
Philadelphia
Michael J. Jordan
Boston
Michael Maynes
C. O’connell Galvin
Patrick J. Slade
Henry V. McLaughlin
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
William F. Kenney
Boston Globe
Mary Powers
St. Paul's Cemetery
League
Globe Building
John O'Callaghan
Faneuil Hall
Fitzgerald
O’calllaghan
Eloping pair settles on North Woburn farm
Mr and Mrs Jack Geraghty live on an eight acre North Woburn farm on Lexington road in a square two and a half story house with eight fireplaces and electric lights. A baby is cared for on the piazza while a maid and hired man assist. Geraghty hires a livery stable worker after being refused for a job. he claims to want a horse for keep. The estate houses two dogs and two angora goats with one nibbling a thorny rosebush. Geraghty may profit from colonizing waste land and controls part of Shaker Glen for development.
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Jack” Geraghty
Julia French
Newport
North Woburn
Lexington Road
Geraghty
Woburn
North
Shakers’ Glen
Dead Winthrop Woman's Watch Sparks Arrest
In Stamford Connecticut on July 10 police recovered a gold watch lost by Ada Kelly of Winthrop Massachusetts the wife of a Canadian Pacific official who was killed in the express wreck on the New Haven road last month The watch valued at 100 was found by Mrs William Wilson who was arrested for theft but released to await a hearing later.
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Stamford
Conn
Ada Kelly
Winthrop
Mass
New Haven Road
William Wilson
Wilson
Warning Against Poor Moth Killers Warned by Department
Washington July 30 The Department of Agriculture warns housewives that many winter moth preventing compounds are worthless. To prevent property damage the department will print 16 000 copies of judgments against unscrupulous manufacturers for public information.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Miss Cabot Is Bride in Boston Society Event
Miss Anna Lyman Cabot wed J Randolph Coolidge 3d in Emmanuel Church. The ceremony drew Boston's prominent families with Bishop Parker officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s parents and the couple planned residence in Brookline.
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Anna Lyman Cabot
William Brooks Cabot
Marlboro Street
J. Randolph Coolidge
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Brookline
Emmanuel Church
Boston
Edward Melville Parker
New Hampshire
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Twining Lynes
Miss Cabot
Eleanor F. Cabot
George W. Martin
New York
Hamilton Coolidge
Gavin Hadden
Harvard
Arthu Sweeney
Methuen
Douglas Crocker
Fitchburg
Edward Lincoln Parker
Concord
John D. Pearmain
Frederick Cabot Holbrook
Milton
Warren Street
Hank the Hermit and Injun Braves in Sunday Post
The comic section for next Sunday’s Post features Hank the Hermit and the Injun Braves in lighthearted adventures. Readers are invited to enjoy the humor and antics on the comic pages.
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Hank the Hermit
Next
Post
Ferris Conference Fails to End Mine Strike
Calumet Michigan July 30 Governor Ferris failed to end the copper miners strike in a Lansing conference. The union accepted the plan while operators refused unless men came as employees not Western Federation of Miners reps. Operators offered committee talks if conditions met.
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Calumet
Mich
Ferris
Lansing
Western Federation of Miners
Governor's plan moves through militia envoy in mine talks
General P L Abbey carried the Governor's proposition to mine operators and workers. Operators refused representation at the postponed talks while the union endorsed the plan. Strike tension persisted as many surface workers returned to mines and violence was forecast.
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P. L. Abbey
Evelyn Nesbit Quits Thaw Name on Billing
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw arrives in New York for her first U S stage engagement since the Madison Square roof tragedy. She insists the billing omit the Thaw name, will appear as Evelyn Nesbit, and recalls rehearsing in London with Jack Clifford for a matinee show.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Olympic
America
Madison Square
Thaw
Eaelyn Nesbit
Bel
London
Jack Clifford
Dorchester Trio Set to Enter Mt St Vincent Academy in Halifax
Three Meeting House Hill residents Miss Katherine O'Brien Miss Rose Murphy and Miss Mary Martin travel to Halifax Nova Scotia to begin training at Mt St Vincent Academy for the sisterhood. Marie L White will visit relatives in Halifax. They will be received by Mother Superior M Berchmann of the Sisters of Charity upon arrival.
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Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Chums
Halifax
N. S
Mt. St. Vincent Academy
Katherine O’brien
Mary O'Brien
Dickens Street
Rose Murphy
Edward Murphy
Adams Street
Mary Martin
John Martin
Bowdoin Street
O’brien
Martin
Miss Murphy
Mary Hemenway Grammar School
St. Peter's High School
Marie L. White
M. Berchmann
Sisters of Charity
Strike settlement aimed for Boilermakers in New England
Bay State Lodge 585 of Boilermakers plans to settle the 500 worker strike in Boston Cambridge Worcester Lowell and other cities. Three representatives from each of 18 shops will meet employers after a conference with Mansfield Dowd and the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration to seek terms of settlement.
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Boston
Cambridge
Worcester
Lowell
Bay State Lodge
Hibernian Hall
Frederick W. Mansfield
International
John J. Dowd
Boilermakers’ Organization
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
State House
Bates Refuses Resignation Amid Revere Board Conflict
Charles H. Bates, member of the Revere Board of Assessors, declares he will not resign after a special town meeting demanded his removal. A special committee urges Bates to appear with counsel next Tuesday to present reasons against removal. Bates dismisses the move as a political plot and vows to keep his seat despite pressure.
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Charles H. Bates
Board of Assessors
Revere
Bates
City Ice Plans in Fall River
The aldermanic ice investigation committee backs a municipal ice plant as the solution. The move follows the court arraignment of Oliver St Denis and Edmond Banville of the Fall River Ice Company on four weights and measures charges. The case was continued to tomorrow.
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Fall River
Aldermanic Ice
Board of Aldermen
Oliver St. Denis
Fall River Ice Company
Edmond Banville
Sealer Crotty
Eugenic Baby Show At Wakefield Grange Fair
The first eugenic baby show in New England will be part of the Wakefield Reading fair at Wakefield Reading fair grounds in early September. Circulars from last spring outline entry conditions to help entrants meet the contest requirements. Prizes are gold medals and the emphasis is on form perfection rather than fairness of features.
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New England
Wakefield Reading Fair
Republican club treasurer robbed of wallet and dues list
James Sanborn of 54 Montgomery Street South End treasurer of a Republican club was robbed of $15 and a wallet containing valuable papers. The papers included the club member list and dues payments. Sanborn is a newspaper man and Civil War veteran.
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James Sanborn
Montgomery Street
South End
Mr. Sanborn
Midsummer Ball At Tedesco Country Club Draws Swamp Scot Socialites
The Tedesco Country Club of Swamp Scott hosted a mid-summer ball last night. Its lawns were crowded with guests from Boston and the north shore. The estate glowed with Japanese lanterns and dancing ran from 8 until 12.
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Tedesco Country Club
Swampscott
Boston
North Shore
Lakeville to Host Final Militia Battle Scene
State headquarters in Wareham reports Lakeville, a town south of Middleboro, will host the final major clash of the annual militia tour from Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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Wareham
Lakeville
Middleboro
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
National Guard mock battle maneuvers staged near Lakeville
Adjutant General Gardner Pearson and Colonel Hanna withheld confirmation as units prepare a mimic battle. Second to Ninth regiments will be moved by rail toward Lakeville area with dawn and Friday deployments. Cavalry units already advanced to Mary Pond Rochester for reconnaissance drills ahead of main maneuvers.
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Gardner W. Pearson
Matthew E. Hanna
Militia
Pearson
C. N. Woodward
New Haven Road
Lakeville
National Guard
Police seize liquor at Gardner drugstore
Eight barrels of whiskey found concealed under mattresses at H. P. Grise's Parker Street drug store were seized by Chief Timothy F. Shay and Patrolman Ernest Linnell. Driver W. S. Fay and his son Leon were arrested for illegal transportation. Grise faces no charge yet.
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Gardner
H. P. Grise
M. D
Parker Street
Timothy F. Shay
Ernest Linnell
Boston
Fitchburg
Dr. Grise
Fay
Leon
Grise
Railroads Granted Free Seed Wheat Freight Across Kansas
Public Utilities Commission allows railroads to transport seed wheat free of charge between all Kansas points. Action follows a citizens committee petition from southwestern Kansas coping with severe drought conditions.
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Peka
Kas
Public Utilities Commission
Kansas
Fear Invasion Alert Shapes Castro Frontiers
Fragmentary copy warns of invasion fears linked to Castro and Cuban frontiers. Mentions Bogota and Colombian movements, with references to former President Clor and Colombia’s role. Unclear details limit specific actors or dates.
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Bogota
Clor
Colombia
Thousands Return for 12th Old Home Day in Carver
Three thousand people including former residents gathered in Carver on July 30 to mark the 12th annual Old Home Day celebrating the town's early settlers and descendants.
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Carver
Community Day Marked by Clambake and Speeches
A celebration honored founder Aunt Jane Barrow who attended from a car due to illness. Services at the old Baptist Church led to an outdoor gathering in a pine grove with C. Finney as master of ceremonies. Speakers included Arthur A. Shurtleff and Benjamin S. Atwood, joined by Georg H. Shaw, William Lucas, and Herbert Randall.
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Jane Barrow
Jane
McAdoo Says Purity Tea Imports Decline
Washington reports that Purenta tea is arriving in the United States as Treasury enforcement reduces colored tea imports. Secretary McAdoo announced that just over 1 percent of total imports for the fiscal year ending June 30 were refused admission, a decline from the prior year.
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Washington
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