Reception honors Archbishop OConnell by Boston Catholic circles
A grand reception in Catholic Union last evening honored Most Rev William H O Connell coadjutor archbishop of Boston. Some 39 prominent Catholic women including school teachers attended. Educational work of the John Boyle O Reilly Reading Circle and the Catholic Summer School of America was highlighted by Stratton D Brooks and supervisors Rafter and Burke. Notable attendees included Thomas B Fitzpatrick Assistant District Attorney Michael Inger Joseph Pelletier former State K of C president and Mayor Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. O'Connell
Boston
Catholic Union
John Boyle O’reilly
Boston Friends of the Catholic Summer School of America
Reading Circle
United States
Stratton D. Brooks
Rafter and
Burke
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Michael Iwger
Joseph Pelletier
The
Knights of Columbus
Fitzgerald
John Talbot Smith
Catholic Summer School of America
Henry Macksey
Nora Dwyer
Talbot Smith
Maxim Gorky
O’connell
America
Academy
Beyonco
Wom
Women’s Federation of Clubs
Iholic
Catherine Conley
Tea Circle
Mary Marlowe
Mise
Mary Mellyn
Tucker Case Recalls Brutal Murder Trial in East Cambridge
The Tucker murder case unfolds with details of a brutal assault on Mabel Page, a Massachusetts tragedy. Key figures include Tucker, Mabel Page, Amy Roberts, and lawyers Parker and Sander on the prosecution, Vahey defending. The trial spans January 1905 to a guilty verdict and death sentence amid contested handwriting and bloodstain evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Woodward
Tucker
Amy Roberts
Mabel Page
Waltham Court
J. L. Morton
Charlestown
Mass
Page
Mabel Walker
Damariscotta
Eer
Weston Bridge
Sarah Connolly
Cutter's Corner
Daniel Connolly
East Newton Street
Denis Doyle
Riverside Station
O. C. Cilley
Charles Street
A. H. Wiggin
Superior Court
East Cambridge
E. J. Sherman
H. N
Heldon
Sheldon
James H. Waley
Charles H. Innes
Philip Mansfield
Herbert Parker
George A. Sanderon
Mapel Page
Spanish Premier Moret Faces Fresh Reforms
In Madrid on June 7 the Spanish Premier Moret faced new reforms amid ongoing economic and political pressure. The brief dispatch notes government challenges and potential policy responses shaping the nation’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDRI
Spain
I Fea
Moret
Rea
German savant dead after famed 680ware device used yesterday
A German savant died at 64 in Grosslichterfelde following use of a device described as 680ware. The report notes the incident occurred yesterday and mentions Bre aarti the Ceteraghia 1 on F. 5 erm. Further details are sparse in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre Aarti
Grosslichterfelde
Captain Blocklinger to Succeed Rogers at Charlestown Yard
Captain Gotfried Blocklinger will succeed Captain John A. Rogers in command of the Illinois at the Charlestown navy yard next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotfried Blocklinger
John A. Rogers
Charlestown Navy Yard
Removal of Jerome from Albany district post discussed
A New York complaint calls for Jerome’s removal from the Albany county district attorney office pending details. The document references Amory’s prior charge before a legislative committee and hints at allegations related to metropolitan traction interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Wii Travers Ae
Jerome
Nepiigan
Ats
Amory
Tracion
Watterson Backs Bryan In Courier Journal Taste For Nomination
Louisville June 7 Henry Watterson declares in the Courier Journal that Nebraska Democrat William Jennings Bryan is the presidential nominee favorite. He predicts Bryan will secure the nomination before the convention and notes Cleveland and sound money Democrats will back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Nebraska Statesman
Presient
Cleftland
Knights of Columbus Approve $100,000 for Relief Work
National convention in New Haven adjourns after a day of sessions. Norfolk chosen for next year’s meeting in August. Directors named for three and two year terms. California delegation appeals for San Francisco members. Initiation fee raised. Rev Alexander Doyle urges missions and Bowery home aid. Burton Council to host banquet for Massachusetts members with 700 guests at the Pequot House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus
Norfolk
J. C. Pelletier
Boston
E. W
Buckley
St. Paul
Minn
D. B. Lucey
Ogdensburg
N. Y
D. J. Callahan
Leahy
St. Louis
California
Joseph Scott
George A. Connelly
Neal Powers
San Francisco
Alexander P. Doyle
New York
Washington, D. C
Father Cannen
Prer
Burton Council
Massachusetts
Ames J. Nolan
Joshua Club
Pequot
Morris Cove
D. P. Toomey
Penna Cities Deluged by Western Pennsylvania Storms
Thunder and electric storms swept western Pennsylvania through the week and culminated in cloud bursts across Cambria Westmoreland Somerset and Butler counties. Rivers overflowed flooding streets and causing fear. Hooversville suffered the worst damage with water reaching first floors and factories closing. Island Park, a summer resort, was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Penn
Pennsylvania
Cambria
Westmoreland
Somerset
Butler
Hooversville
Island Park
Bishop Delaney Undergoes Appendectomy in Manchester
Bishop John B. Delaney of the New Hampshire diocese was operated on for appendicitis today at Sacred Heart Hospital in Manchester. Dr. Richardson of Boston performed the operation. He had been ill since Friday and his condition was reported as comfortable with no crisis expected for 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
John B. Delaney
New Hampshire
Sacred Heart Hospital
Richardson
Boston
Amnesty Granted to Deserters in America Decree
The Official Gazette issues a decree granting amnesty to all army and navy deserters residing in America. This action covers deserters from both services and applies to those abroad. The measure signals a broad clemency policy in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Official Gazette Today
America
Aldermen Pass Publicity Loan After Heated Debate
The Deer Island proposal cleared unanimously and a $50,000 publicity bureau appropriation failed 9 to 4 after a lengthy session. Lineshan sought a delay, Bell objected, and Bangs Bell Bromberg Berwin backed the measure’s defeat. Lobbies by the mayor’s office drew fire as councilmen recalled past lobbying figures. Councilman Noyes dramatically shifted stance, voting contrary after initial support.
Boston Boards Considers Split Phone Rates Amid Independent Talks
The Boston Independent Telephone Company and the Metropolitan Home Telephone Company ask for city approval to establish rival networks in Boston. Proposers promise to cut Bell charges in half. petition hearings proceed with June 21 date set for another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Boston Independent Telephone Company
Metropolitan Home Telephone Company
John A. Akers
Boston Independent Company
Bangs
Winifred F. Doyle
Robert A. Jordan
American Bell Telephone Company
Nathaniel M. Spofford
Grant House proprietor fined for assault on cook
Maiden June 7. John T. Jackson owner of the Grant House was fined $25 in District Court for assaulting his cook Margaret HB Baker. She testified he choked and struck her after accusing her of stealing a knife. Jackson denied the charge, but witnesses supported the cook’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Page
Canada
Defence
John T. Jackson
Grant House
Margaret HB. Baker
Jackson
Lad's Leg Cut Off By Freight Train Wheels
Herbert Murphy aged nine of 6 Jefferson Street Cambridge suffered the loss of a leg when he attempted to jump onto a freight train near the Grand Junction tracks yesterday afternoon. He slipped and fell beneath the wheels, which ground off his left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Murphy
Jefferson Street
Cambridge
Grand Junction
Dane
Attacks on Mayor's Secretary Split City Council
The council tabled the publicity bureau order until next meeting after a late session. Deer Island sale passed with only McLoud voting no. Riley led opposition to the bureau and assailed the mayoral private secretary in heated remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Donne
Labor union nominations and meetings across Boston area
Labor notes report multiple nominations for Carpenters' District Council business agent including Colin W Cameron and Daniel H Deegan. union leaders meet in Wells Memorial Hall next Sunday. Franklin Association of Pressmen delegates elected for Pittsburg convention. mayoral parade hires sought. cigarmakers nominate delegates for AFL convention. Union labels discussed for garment workers in Lyon and Gloucester. Portable engineers elect ten to state convention in Milford start Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin W. Cameron
Daniel H. Deegan
Boston Carpenters’ Union
L. M. Crossman
Boston Shop and Mill Hands’ Union
S. F. McArthur
Cambridge Union
Clifford Dexter
Allston Union
Carpenters’ District Council
Driscoll
A. F
Executive Council
Wells Memorial Hall
Joseph A. Dart
Michael J. Conney
Enry D. Ross
Daniel J. McDonald
Franklin Association of Pressmen
Pittsburg
Fitzgerald
Boston Musicians’ Union
Boston School Committee
Boston
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
A. F. of L
Lyon and
Gloucester
United Garment Workers’ District Council
Arthur M. Huddell
George Barry
M. McNerney
Hoistin
Portable Engineers
Union 4
Milford
Miners' Congress Bans Child Labor and Supports Eight Hour Day
London June 7 The International Miners Congress adopted a resolution prohibiting employment of children under 14 and underground work before age 16. A resolution for an international eight hour day passed nearly unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Miners’ Congress
Nnational
Davits Memorial Tributes Honor Michael Davitt Leaders
A Chicago ceremony honored Irish leader Michael Davitt with a uniformed Ninth Regiment guard and speeches by Dr John H Dillon and Mayor FitzGerald. Monsignor O Callaghan, General Bartlett, James Cotter, and others praised Davitt as a guiding figure for land reform and liberty. Resolutions supporting his memory were read and unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine J. Daly
Charles H. Slattery
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
James C. Walsh
Providence
Father Finucane
Michael Maynes
Mark H. Crehan
F. J. O’hare
John O’callaghan
Dennis O'Reilly
Humphrey O'Sullivan
W. J. Jordan
Edward J. Gallagher
Roger F. Scannell
J. T. Gallagher
P. C. Kelly
E. J. Geary
W. J. Crehan
John B. O'Higgins
Charles Maynes
P. H. Costello
M Bitzsimmons
John Lane
M. J. O’brien
John M. Minton
Thomas Sparks
J. W. McDonald
John J. Sullivan
Samuel Borofsky
M. J. Cunniff
George F. H. Mun
John H. Dunn
J. Hickey
James H. Malloy
Ninth Regiment
John H. Dillon
Mayor Fitzgerald
Denis O'Callaghan
Land League
Ireland
Monsignor
O'Callaghan
Michael Davitt
Dublin
Admiral Nelson
Trafalagi
Michael Davis
Father of the Land League
Charles Bartlett
Fitzgerald
James E. Cotter
America
John O'Callaghan
Michae Lerot
Body of Henry Seymour Returned to New York
The body of Henry Seymour, a 70 year old New York insurance man, was returned from Millinocket to New York today after he died in a Gardnabunk camp where illness caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millinocket
Henry Seymour
New York
Seymour
Gardnabunkeerny
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J. Paul
Dorchester
Meeting House Hill
John Boyle O’reily
Harold
Massachusetts Hospital
Edward Page
Julian A. Mead
Mead
Cutter’s Corner
Park Road
Auburndale
Henry Bourne
Charles River
Sheath
Waltham
Shaw
Luce
Middlesex
Morton
Page House
Miss Page
Orton
Uhore
Lucy A Tucker
Talesmen
Sanderson
Vahey
Mrs. Tucker
Louis
Wood
Harvard
Brian Fish
Tuckerary
Supreme Cart of
United Rates Supreme Court
John Schidlofski
Ood
Harvard University
Albert F. Tucker
Will
Illinois
Watterson
Frisco
Pelletier
Penna
SH Harrison CO
Washington St
Col. Beach St
the Square Deal Store
Harrison
L. Cohn & Co
Madras
Deer Island
Linehan
Bell
Baldwin
Battis
Berwin
Cauley
Curley
Draper
Hennessey
Kneeland
Whelton
Bromberg
Kiley
Barrett
Martin Lomasney
Noonan
Lomashey
O’conn
Jim
Donovan
Craig
Noyes
Mets
Lad
Riley
Council
LABOR
Mgr. O'Callaghan
Gen. Bartlett and
J. E. Cotter
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