Farewell Dinner Tendered Devlin by Boston Friends
At the United States Hotel a farewell dinner honored Joseph Devlin M P organizer of the United Irish League of Ireland attended by over 150 Boston friends. Toasts and speeches urged his immediate marriage to an Irish American woman with Monsignor O Callaghan initiating the suggestion. The event featured toastmaster Dr T J Dillon Roxbury and other clergymen and leaders at the head table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph Devlin
M. P
United Irish League of Ireland
Boston
O’callaghan
Devlin
T. J. Dillon
Roxbury
Denis O’callaghan
M. J. Masterson
Peabody
James C. Walsh
Providence
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League
Thomas Riley
P. J. Timmons
James T. Barrett
Oratory College Graduates Presented at Sleeper Hall
Last evening in Sleeper Hall New England Conservatory held the graduation exercises of the College of Oratory directed by Mr Samuel R Kelley. The program featured student readings and scenes from Ingomar with performances by Grace J Potberg Mary Alice Cross Graceley Anna H Terry Edith Farrell Luella M Thompson May A Blake and others.
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Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory
College of Oratory
Samuel R. Kelley
Man of Sorrows
Grace J. Pottberg
Mary Alice Cross
Dolly Go
Graceley
Anna HH. Terry
Evangeline and
Gabriel
Edith Farrell
Steamer Lady Joicey Ashore in Strait of Magellan
London June 12 The British steamer Lady Joicey from Guayaquil to Montevideo and New York is ashore at Fortesque Bay Strait of Magellan and is believed unsalvageable.
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London
Nina Danforth Enters Plea Of Not Guilty
Nina Danforth appeared in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court to plead not guilty to the murder charge of Andrew J. Emery. The arraignment drew a large crowd including mothers with children, while Danforth, described as childlike in height but with a worn face, stood composed as judge De Courcey remanded her without bail and appointed Franz H. Krebs and Arthur T. Leongeen as her permanent counsel.
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Nina Danforth
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Andrew J. Emery
Miss Danforth
Third Street
Franz H. Krebs
Brown
Nina
Hen
Althoug
Senator Mason Proposes Nation Pay Needy Veterans Encampment Expenses
Washington June 12 Senator Mason introduced a joint resolution to advance funds from the U S treasury to cover travel and lodging expenses for American Legion members who wish to attend the forthcoming annual encampment in Washington but cannot afford to pay their own costs.
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Mason
Nation
Washington
Treasury
The
United States
A. R
Washingser
Militia Deployed After Mob Attacks Providence Car
Reporting on a riot in Providence, militia were called out after threats to kill a deputy sheriff and a boy was wounded by a shower of stones. Benjamin Bosworth, a Providence passenger, was seriously injured and later identified himself. About 750 soldiers and 60 officers were mobilized, with infantry, naval units, and a machine gun battery organized into battalions.
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Providence
Benjamin P. Bosworth
Bosworth
Kall
Tanner
Kimball
Militia maintains order as arrests surge after shooting incident
After ball cartridges are issued to troops, militia police operate under civil courts while martial law awaits General Assembly action. Detective Haberlin arrests Deputy Sheriff Welsh for allegedly shooting a boy. Welsh pleads not guilty and is held on $1000 bail. Adam Saunders corroborates the deputy’s account. The prisoner is kept at police HQ as crowds threaten officers. no further major disturbances occur.
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General Assembly
Haberlin
Pawtucket
William J. Welsh
Peterson Boy
Welsh
Goon
John Hannigan
Adam Saunders
One Hundred and Tenth Heavy Artillery
Fort Adams
Shore
Sixth District Court
J. M. George
Huntington Avenue
George
Boston
Prof. George
Mass
Mexico
George Gonzer
Hotel Mountford
R. C. Watson
Concord Square
Prof
Sixto Lopez Urges Root to Proclaim Philippine Peace
Sixto Lopez, brother of prisoners with Aguinaldo, writes to Elihu Root urging an official peace proclamation. He argues Root’s West Point speech implies a 7 million strong insurrection no longer exists, challenging Section 10 of the Philippine sedition law and asking if instructions for proclamation will be issued promptly.
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Sixto Lopez
Root
West Pointers
Aguinaldo
Elihu _ Root
Elihu Root
Washington, D. C
West Point
Philippines
Luzon
United States
Philippine Islands
Statute Book
Civil Commission
Boston
Elkes Trims Walthour In Hour Record Ride On Track
In a dramatic hour long race Elkes beat rival Walthour by yards, breaking the record amid a roaring crowd at Glen Falls. Elkes rode with tandem partner Tournier and was guided by Crooks, while police presence and crowd control shaped the finish as Elkes completed a near perfect, record setting performance.
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Brassard
Elkes
Tournier
Austin Crooks
Jimmy Michael
Walthour
Providence
Bobby
Crooks
New England
Glen Falls
Kelsey
Board of Control
McConnell
Feutler
Pierce
Madison
Eikes
Reimer
Gougoltz
Butler
Burroughs
Kimberg
Saunders
Lynch
Fields
Winesett
Dubois
Howe, Jr
Felllack
McConnel
Big ’Tander
Kimball
Holbrook
Secsa
B. H. Beaudet
M. Gillis
Foster Leads Aldermen Protest Over Navy Yard Shipyard Plan
Frank K. Foster, labor leader, addressed about 200 navy yard workers in Faneuil Hall urging action to press for government shipbuilding in Charlestown. He noted $60,000,000 spent on navy yards and $10,500,000 annual maintenance with only $6,500,000 in annual work. Resolutions urged Massachusetts congressmen and senators to push for warship construction at navy yards, especially Charlestown.
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American Mills
American Woollen Co
Frank K. Foster
Faneuil Hall
Navy Yard
Foster
Charlestown
Roberts
United States Senate
Charles S. Sullivan
Mr. Foster
Sullivan
Benjamin Franklin
Ben
John Quinn
Eugene V. Debs
piatePer
Wrence
W. c
Boston College Hall Benefit Fetes St Agnes School
About six hundred patrons attended a cancer event at Boston College Hall in aid of the St Agnes Industrial School. Presiding was Mr. Garrett W. Scollard. The program featured piano solo by Lawrence B. O Conn or and vocal solos by Bilvira Severoni Joseph Callahan William Smith and William A McDevitt Jr with encores. A lecture titled The Future of America by Hon John F Fitzgerald followed the entertainment.
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Boston College Hall
St. Agnes Industrial School
Garrett W. Scollard
Lawrence B. O’connor
Bilvira Severoni
Joseph Callahan
William Smith
William A. McDevitt, Jr
America
John F. Fitzgerald
Sones
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Ray
Blue Serge House
All New England
BBC
Horner
Jim” McGuire
Standard Clothing Co
Jas. T. McGuire
Detroit
B. B. Club
Oswego
Tru-Blu
Serge
Washington St
Oratory College
Lady Joicey
E. Cately & CO
Washington Street
Nettle St
R. I
Sever Geen
Straw Hat Dept
Furnishing Goods Department
Madras
Monarch and Hathaway
Hathaway
Young Men’s Dept
Children’s Dept
Juvenile Dept
Lot
Washington and Boylston Sts
Tiger Roadstara
R. W. Gibson
Arece Fred Butler
Somerville A
Gallagher
N. C. McLeod
Joan Barteaus
Scores Board OF Aldermen
South Boston
Giacomo Mattalmno
Greenough Lane
Commercial Street
Henchman Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
J. F. Crowley
John Como
Fitzgerald
Miss Taylor
Senate
Carmack
Tennessee
Civil Service
War Department
Rebecca J. Taylor
Committee On Civil Service
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont Street
Jamaica
W. E
Clemens Ricears
Penne
Boyston Street
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