Deaths and Funerals in The South Boston Area
Death notices and funeral details for Bernard Barry Edward Cass Coburn Abbie Collins Levi Forrester Montgomery S. Gibson William Griffin Elmer Howe Daniel Keller Johanna Kirby Jennie Lind Patrick McGuigan Mary Nevon John O Meara Susan Prescott John Quinn Clara Ritchie Janet Sharkey Jeremiah Sheehan Edna Shutt Minnie Sweeney Michael Tehan Richard Thomas Lucretia Wallis list multiple services in Dorchester Roxbury Somerville Melrose Watertown Dedham South Boston East Boston and surrounding towns with dates June 18 19 20 21 and 22 including masses and interments at St Monicas St Ambrose St Patrick St Marys St Leo’s and other churches and cemeteries
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Barry
South
Boston
Bernard
Catherine Regan Barry
Dorchester Vve
St. Monica's Church
UASS
Dorchester
Edward
Mary
G. Cass
St. Ambrose’s Church
Coburn
New York City
Howera Lincoln Coburn
Broadway
66Th St
Patten
Maine
Landers
Tremont St
Everett
At &S A. m
Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross Cemetery
Diyle
Ellen M
James A. Doyle
Sheat
Ketot St
Jamaica Plain
St. Thomas
Noyle
Watertown
Patrick
Margaret Doyle
Forrester
Somerville
Levison G. Forrester
Elm, St
Allan W. Pollard
Upham St
Melrose
Portland
Chattanooga
Hwowk
Elmer Parker Howe
Marblehead
Kings Chapel
Kelley
Dedham
Daniel V. Keller
Whiting Ave
St. Mary's Church
Kirby
Johanna M
William Kirby
Lind
Jennie E
John T. Lind
Swedish Congregational Church
Glendale
McGuigan
Allston
James P. P. McGilligan
Summit Ave
St. Aidan’s Church
Nevon
Mary M
Patrick J
Margaret
Nerton
Bellflower St
St. Margaret's Church
O'Meara
Roxbury
John E
Frank A
Gertrude O'Meara
Dug
Quinn
Alpine St
John H
Mary Quinn
Bharkey
Janet, Pales
Hugh Sharkey
nee _ Armstrong
Itaynes St
Rein Tités
Glasgow
Scotland
Bhmehan
Jeremiah Sheelwin
Daniel P. Sheehan
Henry A. Eichorn
Shuster St
St. Leo's Church
Esmond St
Edna
William A. Shutt
Soauth
Sweeney
Minnie T
Edward M. Sweeney
Tehan
Michael J
Catherine Sullivan Tehan
Finneral
Tire
St. Augustine’s Church
Chesses
Richard Thomas
Winthrop
Mass
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Emperor Charles Plans New Effort Against Italians
London reports that the Austrian Emperor at the front is disappointed by current offensive results and, jealous of German credit for last year, intends a second desperate unaided push to overwhelm Italy before seeking German aid.
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London
Italians Repulse Austrians and Bold German Assaults
Austrian forces in the Grappa Montello region suffer heavy losses as Italian gunfire and air power strike hard. Rome claims repulsals at Montello while Austro-Hungarian troops push across the Fossetta Canal at points. More than 0 soldiers captured and many guns taken. In the Rheims sector, German assault collapses as French reinforcements smash advancing troops. Western front sees limited activity aside from routine bombardments and patrols.
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Grappa
Montello
Capo Sile
Austrian War Office
Fossetta Canal
Rome
Rheims
Britain's Munitions Agent Had Berlin Letters
Sir Joseph Jonas former Lord Mayor of Sheffield and Charles Alfred Vernon an official in the ministry of munitions were arraigned at Bow Street on a charge of communicating information to the enemy. Police searches found letters and discovered correspondence with Berlin sources about a Vickers works plant in England.
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London
Joseph Jonas
Sheffield
Charles Alfred Vernon
Ministry of Munitions
Bow Street
Berlin
Vickers
England
Piave at Flood Stalls Austrian Advances on Italian Front
On the Piave the Austrians pressed little while British lines held firm as floods washed away many enemy bridges. In New Haven Connecticut a boxing show on June 22 raises funds for Connecticut soldiers in France with bouts including Ted Lewis Frank Carbone and others.
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London
Piave
Dick Curley
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
France
Ted Lewis
Frank Carbone
Joe Tynch
Frank Brindisi
Frankie Burns
Jack Sharkey
Tommy Shee
Joe Leonard
Charley Berger
Allie Nack
Battling Reddy
Joe Curry
Austrian Offense Fails To Break Piave Front At War Update
The Austrian assault on the Piave is repelled with little gain, while German gas warfare features prominently in the fighting. Rheims defense holds, and American troops report intensified use of poisonous gas by German forces. Observers note German tactics aim to trap allies in gas-delimited sectors before a final push. The overall war outlook remains grim as powder and gas shape near-term outcomes.
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St. Quentin
Aisne
Oise
Washington
America
War Department
Austrian statement on Austro-Hungarian advance on northern Italian front
Vienna reports crossing the Fossetta Canal and renewed gains by the army group of Field Marshal von Boroevic. Italian forces are said to be throwing men and material into a stubborn defense along the Oderzo Treviso railway and at Montello, Piave, and Asiago fronts with continued heavy losses.
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Vienna
Fossetta Canal
Austrian War Office
Oderzo-Treviso
Montello
Army Group of Wield
Marshal von Boroevie
Fossetta
Oderzo
Treviso
Archduke Joseph
Sevilla
Piave
Brenta
Asiago
Dossoalta
Deadlock Over Head of Schools Marks City Meeting
School committee members caucused for hours and twice postponed the hour for assembling before failing to elect a successor to Dr Franklin B Dyer. Chairman Judge Michael L Sullivan indicated a decision by August 31 with high probability.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Michael L. Sullivan
Boston School Committee Deadlocked Over Superintendent and Red Cross Policy
The committee remains deadlocked over a new superintendent as four assistant candidates wait. Budget for 1918 1919 set at 7 574 931 with 7 353 420 from taxation. Three to two votes denied teachers Red Cross overseas with half pay. limited travel rule cited. Dyer opposed Red Cross travel as beyond rule scope. Four teachers eligible for travel and study abroad. about 100 plan to apply if half pay allowed. Salary list approved with raises tied to a tax increase. Joseph E. Lynch named principal of City Summer Review Elementary Schools. 134 teachers named for same. Nathaniel J. Young elected director of athletics. Seven veteran teachers sought early retirement with pension. names and years listed.
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Red Cross
Dyer
Joseph E. Lynch
City Summer Review
Nathaniel J. Young
Annie KE. George
Bowditch
Sarah Attwood
Emerson
Margaret A. Kelley
Hyde
Emily M. Pevear
Hugh O’brien
Caroline F. Cutler
Lowell
U S Airmen Off For Italian Front
The first American aviat ors trained in Italy depart for the Italian front today. They travel with Captain LaGuardia and will see action upon arrival. The cable from Rome describes the contingent as volunteers and the finest specimens of American youth.
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Washington
Italy
Rome
LaGuardia
Congress
Americans in Woevre use gas projectors
The Americans in the Woevre fired their first gas projectors against German lines in France. A German raid at Remires wood was repulsed with casualties and one prisoner captured. Five bombing planes dropped 38 bombs on Conflans station and tracks, while American planes encountered enemy aircraft but returned.
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France
Associated Press
Remires Wood
Conflans
Verdun
Italians Claim Prisoner Toll In Ital ian Front Pushes
The Italian war office says since the Austro-Hungarian offensive began 9011 prisoners have been taken and guns and machine guns seized. An offensive to cross the Piave River was repulsed and intense fighting reported around San Andrea Candela and the Fossalta sector north of Capo Sile.
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Rome
Italian War Office
Piave
San Andrea
Candela
Fossalta
Capo Sile
Pershing Denies Gas Masks Effective Claims
Washington June 19 The War Department announced General Pershing denied reports from France that U S gas masks failed against mustard gas.
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Pershing
Washington
War Department
General Pershing
France
Unknown man injured by fall on North Street
An unidentified 66 year old man, 5 feet 165 pounds with brown eyes and gray moustache, wearing gray overalls and jumper, fell on the sidewalk at 172 North Street and was sent to Relief Hospital with probable skull fracture.
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North Street
Mother To Be Bride Of Her Adopted Son
City records show Mrs. Jenkins and her adopted son Gregg occupy a Boston suite and discuss a possible marriage they keep private. Neighbors and friends know them as mother and son, with no public plans disclosed and a vow to wed only if news remains secret.
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Gregg
Jenkinses
Jenkins
Hemenway Street
Captain Floyd Drowned Off Long Island Harbor
An autopsy will be conducted on Captain William B. Floyd 83 of Winthrop Somerset avenue after his body was found in the water off Long Island yesterday afternoon by the police boat Watchman crew. The long time Winthrop resident and former town official was identified at the morgue on North Grove street. He formerly followed the sea in his early years.
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George R. Magrath
William B. Floyd
Somerset Avenue
Winthrop
Long Island
North Grove Street
Floyd
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