Funeral of W H Cavanagh in Dorchester
The funeral of William H. Cavanagh of Dorchester was held at St. Peter's Church with a solemn requiem Mass. Burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery. He was 56, president and treasurer of John Cavanagh & Sons Building Moving Co., survived by his wife Annie J Barron and six children.
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St. Peter’s
William H. Cavanagh
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Michael Derby
Hoe
Edward Kenney
M. J. Donnelly
Hugh Blunt
Mgr. Rowan
P. R
St. Peter's Church
William Conway
John Burke
Thomas O'Neil
Francis Halloran
Charles Lane
John T
Charles F. Cavanagh
George R
George H
Joseph A
Joseph Cavanagh
Holyhood Cemetery
Cavanagh
John Cavanagh
Boston
Braintree
Annie J. Barron
John T. Cavanagh
Annie J
Mary W
Winifred R
Esther B
Alice B. Cavanagh
Ex Sergeant Houghton Buried After Service
Funeral for Patrick Houghton former police sergeant held yesterday at St Matthew’s Church Dorchester with Reverend William Cronin officiating.
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Patrick Houghton
St. Matthew's Church
Stanton Street
Dorchester
William Cronin
Mayor Goes Out On Strike In Montreal Dispute
Montreal mayor Mederick Martin, newly elected, refuses to attend a Board of Control meeting until paid 825 due as salary for the two weeks before taking office due to recount troubles. He returned 840 salary and warned of suit for the balance. The Board promises full 20000 over the two-year term.
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Montreal
Mederick Martin
Board of Control
Storekeeper Liable For Rifle Sold To Boy
Supreme Court upholds verdict holding James H. Smith a Pascoag storekeeper liable for damage caused by a rifle sold by his clerk to a young boy. The Superior Court verdicts against Henry L. and Catherine Bernard of Pascoag in the case were sustained.
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Providence
Supreme Court
Henry L
Catherine Bernard
Pascoag
James H. Smith
Mrs Alice Sutcliffe Sponsors Fulton Submarine Tender Launch
Mrs Alice Crary Sutcliffe, descendant of Robert Fulton, will sponsor the Fulton at Fore River shipyard Quincy at 9 am. The Fulton, first US Navy submarine tender, uses Biesel oil engines and acts as a mother ship to flotillas. Built from New London Ship plans, it measures 226 feet with 1000 hp and 14 knot speed. About 200 guests travel from Boston to Quincy for the ceremony.
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Alice Crary Sutcliffe
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Fore River
Quincy
Sutcliffe
New York
United States Navy
New London Ship and Engine Company
Groton
Biesel
Navy
Boston
Peace Union Announces $5000 in Essay Prizes
Frederick Lynch of the Church Peace Union in New York says prizes totaling 5000 dollars will reward church members and students for essays on international peace. Top prize is 1000? No, first prize is 100 for a 15000 to 25000 word monograph by a pastor. other prizes include 500, 300, 200 for seminary students, plus many 100, 50, and 20 dollar awards for church members and Sunday school pupils ages through 16, with essays due before January 1, 1915.
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Frederick Lynch
Church Peace Union
New York
Courtry
New Haven Rises Fares Amid Reduced Passenger Miles
The New Haven railroad plans summer economy by cutting 4500 daily passenger train miles and raising fares on its main line by 25 cents for Boston to New York trips. Officials expect annual revenue gains of 0.5 to 0.6 million, plus a total 1 million more to the treasury with mileage cuts.
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New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Boston
Fall River
Mother Jones Free to Travel to Canada as Lecturer
Seattle reports that activist Mary Jones, known as Mother Jones, may enter Canada as a lecturer or tourist. Vancouver police blocked her boarding a steamer to Vancouver to address miners in Nanaimo, but the decision was overruled by the provincial police chief. Secretary Wilson said the case is referred to Secretary Bryan.
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Seattle
Wash
Mary Jones
Canada
Ottawa
Vancouver Central Labor
Vancouver
Jones
British Columbia
Janaimo
Wilson
Bryan
Noted Forty-Niner Dies in Newport
William T. Dennis the last surviving Newport fortyniner who sailed around the Horn for gold died at Newport Rhode Island at age unknown. His 198 day voyage aboard Audley Clark started with seventy five men. several descendants became prominent in Newport history and Dennis remained a longtime market businessman before retirement.
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Newport
R. I
William T. Dennis
Horn
California
Audley Clark
Dennis
Two French Aviators Die in French Air Accident
In Dijon on June 5 two French army aviators Lieutenant Gironne and Sapper Rioux were killed when their aircraft exploded mid flight over the forest of Casquette. Peasants saw a burst of flame as the plane fell and found the burned and mutilated bodies among the trees.
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Dijon
France
Gironne
Sapper Rioux
Casquette
Florence Rules Extenuating Circumstances for Mona Lisa Thief
In Florence on June 5 extenuating circumstances plea for Vincenzo Perugia, who stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in Paris, was accepted. He is sentenced to one year and 15 days, with time served since December last year reducing actual imprisonment to about six months. The theft occurred August 22, 1911. the painting reappeared December 12, 1913 when Perugia offered it for sale to a Florentine antiquary.
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Florence
Italy
Vincenzo Perugia
da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Perugia
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