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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
10
Miss Catherine Farrell of Burrows street wed Paul Cusack a Chicago businessman and nephew of Bishop Thomas F. Cusack. The Rev William J Casey conducted the ceremony at the parochial church last Wednesday, surprising many friends in Malden.
The Hamburg American Line marks its 60th anniversary since May 27, 1847, detailing six original sailing ships, their passenger and freight capacity, and the shift to steam in 1854. It notes 1256 round trips last year with 333 926 passengers and 5 804 798 tons of freight, and a fleet now totaling 351 ships, including 161 ocean liners.
Wakefield June 9 At the Wakefield Piscatorial Club outing Captain William H. Wiley caught the largest pickerel in Lake Quannapowitt in years, weighing close to six pounds. Other club members also fared well as organizers anticipate a bright season with rod and reel.
The Shawmut Congregational Church observed Children's Sunday with Rev. William T. McElven delivering a simple engaging sermon titled The Men and Women of Tomorrow. Illustrations compared a pocket Bible to a larger pulpit copy to emphasize a child's potential.
In Cleveland on June 9 11 year old Helen and 10 year old Marguerite Curtis daughters of Leland Curtis end their lives with rat poison after earlier attempts. Grandmother Mrs Helen Curtis recalls a family pattern of self destruction and a father rushes to reach his ailing children as hospital treatment fails.
John F J Mulhall of Dorchester died suddenly at Charlesgate private hospital from peritonitis after an appendicitis attack. He had been in good health until last Thursday when stomach pain prompted medical removal and surgery.
Prominent Porchester man Mr Mulhall died yesterday morning following an operation for appendicitis. A Boston water works expert for 25 years with Wheeler Water Works Corp he authored several works on water systems. He was 44 born in South Cove and lived in Dorchester Mattapan with his wife six sons and four daughters surviving. Funeral Wednesday at 10 AM from St Gregory's Church Dorchester Lower Mills.
South Baptist Church Bible school in South Boston celebrated its 80th anniversary with an anniversary hymn by Mrs. C A Cutting and evening historical exercises. Past superintendents attended including Gustavus Mayo George O Lamphear Charles T Ellis B S Brown Timothy Wheater and Leander K Marston the current leader. Enrollment stands at 506 with a treasury balance of 37.18 dollars. Rev. Frederick Mack Gardner will preach next Sunday continuing the observances.
Miss Catherine Farrell of Malden quietly married Paul Cusack of Chicago at the Immaculate Conception Church on Wednesday afternoon. The couple, who met last summer at Revere Beach, plan to reside in Chicago with a small circle of relatives present.
The Lynn Sinn Fein branch with friends heard Miss Charlotte Molyneaux Hollaway of New London lecture on the Irish language and industries. A unanimous resolution endorsed the Sinn Fein approach and urged Parliament members to stay in Dublin and push in Ireland for language and industrial revival, while opposing funds for England.
Dr Conrad urged seekers at Park Street Church to pursue a loftier life aim beyond health cures. He cited the feeding of the five loaves and two fishes, explaining Jesus called disciples to gather broken pieces to spread spiritual bounty more widely.
In a Berkeley Temple memorial service sermon Rev. Allen A. Stockdale praised the industrial movement toward organization as a key to humanity’s goal of a society welded in brotherhood by love and sympathy. He spoke of scientific labor organization and a pursuit of a larger share of leisure for all, noting turmoil may precede a better world.
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