Funeral Services For Suffolk Probation Officer Richard Keefe
Funeral services for Richard Keefe longtime probation officer of Suffolk county were held at St Columbkilles Church Brighton. A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Father Joseph V Tracey with assistive clergy. Burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery.
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Richard Keefe
Suffolk County
St. Columbkille’s Church
Brighton
Joseph V. Tracey
William Reardon
George Reardon
Timothy Mahoney
Holyhood Cemetery
Phinney Declares Bankruptcy Amid Public Scrutiny
Maurice A. Phinney of Hyannis filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in a U S District Court. He lists liabilities of 5477 and assets of 2523. The case follows last July’s Barnstable Probate Court trial involving Miss Smith and her grandmother Mrs Roanna Pomeroy Coburn amid allegations of lavish gifts.
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Maurice A. Phinney
Cape Cod
Maurice
Marion Pomeroy Smith
Hyannis
United States District Court
Phinney
Barnstable County
Miss Smith
Roanna Pomeroy-Coburn
Local Bride Christine Jensen Weds J Raymond MacAnanny in Chicago
J Raymond MacAnanny of Maple Road Stoneham married Christine Jensen a Chicago teaching instructor in a ceremony held last week in Chicago. The couple will reside on Warwick Road Melrose after a brief wedding trip through the South. MacAnanny is tied to a State Street brokerage firm.
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J. Raymond MacAnanny
Chicago
Maple Road
Stoneham
Christine Jensen
Mullen Seeks Hamlin Removal Over Alleged Lie
Mayor John J. Mullen plans a special Everett aldermen session to push a vote to unseat Alderman Winfield Hamlin after Hamlin called him a deliberate liar. Hamlin vows no retraction and says he will meet with District Attorney Tufts to discuss statements he claims reflect on the mayor.
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John J. Mullen
Everett Aldermen
Winfield Hamlin
Hamlin
Mullen
Tufts
Photographer From Civil War Dies In New Bedford
Robert M. B. Doane, a newspaper photographer with the Army of the Potomac during the Civil War, dies at 81 in New Bedford. He had led a long local career in photography and served in the war days.
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New Bedford
Robert M. B. Doane
Army of the Potomac
Waterside Weather and War Calendar For March
Waterfront radio forecast lists March 1 as the 60th day of the year and 944th day of the war with brief time markers and height changes. It notes morning 9 ft rise, evening 7 ft, and mentions planetary positions with Venus Mars morning and Jupiter Saturn evening, plus temperature reads across cities including Albany Los Angeles Montreal and more with scattered decimal values.
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Tana
Fishermen report modest arrivals amid labor worries at pier
Four bsam trawlers arrive with haddock cod pollock and other species priced modestly due to fishing industry labor troubles. Molasses holdings on two ships from Cuba and New York sales of the Herald wreck mark recent harbor activity. British censorship tightens as Kansas cargo valued near 22 million dollars moves to New York and Boston ports.
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American
New York
Loevli
Hille
Calcutta
Cape Town
South Africa
Commonwealth Pier
Shipping News: Steamers and Tugs Arrive and Sail
The shipping list records arrivals and departures including steamers Chepstow Castle Whitefield H M Whitney and Memphian with numerous tow boats and barges. Coastal cutters and tugs like Gresham Sadie Ross Nellie and C B Sanford are noted along with schooners Gordon M Hollett Herald to Noank and other craft.
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Whitefield
Cape Town
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Nelson
Refuse
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Cuba
New York
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Bond
Norfolk
Newport News
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Mclean
Corsica
Smith
Huron
Fletcher
Creton
Page
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
San
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Gresham
Provincetown
Memphian
Manchester
England
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Binghamton
H. F. Dimeck
Gloucester
Baltimore
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Nellie
Thomass. Gorton
Elsie
A. Pr. Andrew
Natalie Hammond
Robert
Richard
Charles T. Gallagher
Plymouth
W. R. Rose
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Wilkesbarre
Saturn
Beverly
Arlington
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Sandwich
Panther Creek
Officers Elected by Boy Scouts in Greater Boston Council
The Greater Boston Council of the Boy Scouts of America elected officers last night at the Twentieth Century Club. Charles C. Jackson was named president with vice presidents Samuel D. Parker Arthur A. Carey Joseph Lee James J. Phelan and Frank S. Mason. Harvey W. King became secretary and Walter D. Brooks treasurer. The executive committee includes Louis A. Frothingham Judge Charles Aimy James A. Parker James C. Irwin Elmer Dawson J. W. Farley Abraham Ratchesky William F. Murray Clarence W. Clark John W. Wood Jr. and D. F. X. Mahoney.
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BOY Scouts Greater Boston Council
Boy Scouts of America
Twentieth Century Club
Charles C. Jackson
Samuel D. Parker
Arthur A. Carey
Joseph Lee
James J. Phelan
Frank S. Mason
Harvey W. King
Walter D. Brooks
Louis A. Frothingham
Charles Aimy
James A. Parker
James C. Irwin
Elmer Dawson
J. W. Farley
Abraham Ratchesky
William F. Murray
Clarence W. Clark
John W. Wood, Jr
D. F. X. Mahoney
Naval militia not ordered to mobilize rumor clarified
The naval militia of this State has not been ordered to mobilize. A number of members gathered at the State House after a rumor spread in the city that the militia had been called out, caused by confusion with naval reserve cadets on board the Kearsarge.
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State House
Naval Reserve
Kearsarge
Potato Necklace Stuns Diners at Copley Plaza Event
Miss Beatrice Wilson of the Fair and Warmer company wore a potato necklace as she toured the room at Copley Plaza yesterday causing gasps and lively speculation about the piece’s value.
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Copley Plaza
Beatrice Wilson
Fair and Warmer
Four Year Sentence for Larceny in Chelsea Court
John Hanson of 198 Washington avenue Chelsea received four years imprisonment after appearing before Judge George M Stearns in Chelsea court yesterday afternoon on larceny charges. He was accused of stealing from a home where he had rented rooms in Medford Somerville and Chelsea.
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John Hanson
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
George M. Stearns
Chelsea Court
Homer
Medford
Somerville
Flevere
Woman 80 Dies in Gas Asphyxiation at Home
Mercy A. Wilmer, 80, of 8 Woodbine Street, Worcester, was found dead in bed as gas from an open jet filled her home. Neighbors hadn’t seen her for two days. Medical examiner ruled death accidental.
Pension Fund in Operation for Episcopal Clergy
The Protestant Episcopal Church pension fund for aged clergy widows and orphans becomes effective tomorrow in New York. Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts said it will take at least two weeks to finalize totals but at least 6.5 million dollars has been subscribed, enabling the fund to assume the General Clergy Relief Fund obligations.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Massachusetts
General Clergy Relief Fund
Church Pension Fund
Italian immigrant with six fingers lands at Long Wharf
Sabino Pregoiosi, an Italian immigrant arriving on the Canoepic, was permitted to land by the special inquiry board at Long Wharf. He claims six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot and immediately left to join relatives in the North End.
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Sabino Pregoiosi
Long Wharf
North End
Better mail service approved for Back Bay district
Back Bay receives improved postal operations after a formal assurance from First Assistant Postmaster General Koone to Congressman Tinkham. Postmaster Murray reports six daily carrier trips and faster deliveries, contingent on trains running on schedule.
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Washington
Back Bay
Post Office Department
George Holden Tinkham
Koone
Tinkham
Murray
Y W C A Branch Grows to 4000 Members at Beacon Street
More than 240 new members received their cards yesterday at the new Y W C A building at 3712 Beacon Street. The total membership reached 4000 as the business women's branch opened for inspection awaiting formal dedication on Sunday afternoon.
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Beacon Street
Business Women’s Branch
88 Degrees at Harvard Overseers Bestow Honors
Harvard awarded eighty eight degrees yesterday with five Ph D recipients and sixteen Master of Arts degrees. Notable graduates include G Colbet Caner of Philadelphia intercollegiate tennis champion and 1916 varsity football tackle who earned AB cum laude in three and a half years and Walter S Mack Jr of New York former manager of the second varsity football team. Chan Chan Tsoo, a Chinese student, earned an MA. Ph D recipients are Sidney F Blake Charles Drechsler Lester R Ford Alfred C Redfield and Russell M Story.
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Harvard
Woniversity
G. Colbet Caner
Philadelphia
Caner
Walter S. Mack, Jr
New York
Veteran ship broker Georges Heffner dies in Baltimore
George R. B. Heffner, head of the oldest ship brokerage firm in Baltimore, died today. He was a prominent figure in Republican politics in the state.
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Baltimore
George R. B. Heffner
Boston Health Improves With Fewer Pneumonia Deaths
Boston reports a healthier year with 66 fewer pneumonia deaths than last year despite severe winter weather. December to February deaths totaled 718, down from 784, and the three month total reached 4379, a drop of 191 from the prior year.
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Boston
Francis X. Mahoney
Embargo on Rice Shipments Through Galveston Port
Galveston Texas February 28 Mallory Steamship Line announced an embargo on rice shipments through the port destined to New York and beyond. A similar embargo on the Morgan Line is already in force.
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Galveston
Tex
New York
Mallory Steamship Line
Morgan Line
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