Birthday of St Patrick Celebrations Across Boston Area
St Patrick Day events mark the holiday with church services at Cathedral and Immaculate Conception, a festival mass, and a lecture on Irish life. Afternoon programs include the Massachusetts Society Daughters of the Revolution meeting, Irish Society reception at Young’s Hotel, many concerts, dances, plays, and banquets across Boston, Charlestown, Somerville, and Roxbury led by local clubs and orders.
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Emerald Isle
Nicholas R. Walsh
Patrick
William J. Ennis
S. J
Irish Society
Young's Hotel
Father Mathew
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Augustine D. Malley
Massaachusetts State Prison
St. Mary’s Parish
North End
Stillman Street
Ward 9 Yacht Club
South End
Catholic Union Hall
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Stephen's Parish
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Boston
Brodbine Hall
Independence Hall
Lowell Street
Daniel L. Whelton
Board of Aldermen
St. Joseph’s Hall
Roxbury
Haskins
House of the Angel Guardian
The
Holy Redeemer
East Boston
Kentucky
Fitton Hall
Cambridge
Rhodes Hall
P. J. Supple
St. Peter’s Church
Rome
Sons of American Revolution
Copley Square Hotel
City Point Catholic Association
St. Nicholas Hall
Joseph Warren
Orienta Hall
Warren Council
Royal Arcanum
Whiton Hall
Dorchester
Evacuation Day Parade In South Boston Draws Huge Crowd
Evacuation Day in South Boston will be celebrated with bells, guns, bands, and a massive parade led by Chief Marshal Captain William J. Casey. The route runs from Edward Everett square through Dorchester and East Broadway, with decorations and fireworks anticipated if weather cooperates.
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United States
New York
Boston
Old Peninsula
Edward Everett Square
South Boston High School
Hotel Somerset
Boston Street
Dorchester Street
East Fourth Street
G Street
Thomas Park
East Sixth Street
H Street
Fourth Street
I Street
East Eighth Street
K Street
O Street
East Broadway
West Broadway
Dorchester Avenue
William J. Casey
John J. Sullivan
Ninth Infantry
Albert L. Wyman
James Lee
William H. Kelley
National Lancers
D. J. Murphy
Charles Gow
M. V
Frank P. Edwards
First Brigade Signal Corps
Boston Area Weekend Weather What to Expect
Local forecast calls for fair weather on Friday and Saturday in Boston and surrounding areas. Daytime temperatures rise modestly with lighter winds and variable direction.
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Boston
Vicin
Allen's Foot-Ease Silver Ad Breaks Up a Cold
An old fashioned patent medicine advertisement touts Father John's Medicine and Lunguro as quick cold remedies. It recommends Allen's Foot-Ease Silver as a loan in a pinch and lists a location at 15 Temple Place Room 6.
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Lunguro
Allen
Temple Place
Back Bay Fire Leaves Hutchins Family Burned and Relieved
In a morning blaze at 641 Audubon Road Mr and Mrs Herbert Hutchins and relative Benjamin Poole were badly burned. Mrs Winthrop Fisk and family escaped from the top floor as flames spread through the first and second levels. Poole, 87, tipped a lamp causing the fire. The Hutchins and Ms Fisk's group fled through smoke to safety, leaving the second floor vacant.
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Back Bay
Herbert Hutchins
Audubon Road
Benjamin Poole
Winthrop Fisk
Poole
Mr. Poole
Mr. Hutchins
Town Treasurer Henry L. Crane Found Dead in Town Hall
Bridgewater reports the death by suicide of Henry L. Crane, 45, town treasurer for 20 years. He left his home at 8 am and hanged himself in the attic beam of the Town Hall. No motive or financial irregularities are evident. Crane was highly regarded, with a stable home life and audited town books two months ago. The community questions why he acted, with no forthcoming explanation.
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Bridgewater
Henry L. Crane
Crane
Kuropatkin Replaced by Linevitch as Commander-in-Chief
Official notice says General Kuropatkin is replaced by General Linevitch as head of the Manchurian army. Japanese forces seize Mukden signaling a decisive battlefield turn, with Russian losses near 100000 and Japanese losses about half that, as war tempo accelerates toward peace.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Linevitch
Yinkow
Tientsin
Mukden
Russians, Japanese Clash Near Hun River In World War II
The left armies flanked successfully as Russians in villages northwest of the Hun River held firm with three trench lines and machine guns. Heavy casualties and fires followed while the railroad bridge destruction hindered Japanese supply efforts. estimates cited 350,000 per side and over 1,000,000 total involved. The Mukden encirclement was cited as Japan's key strategic move.
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Hun River
Mukden
Waltham Police Probe Deep Mystery After Abduction Attempt
Helen Tesserau, about 20, was found unconscious and bound behind a billboard in a field near Lexington and Curve streets. She said a young man offered to lead her to Lincoln Street, then attacked her with a handkerchief and she recalled nothing else.
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Helen Tesserau
Lexington
Curve Streets
Waltham
Curve Street
Lexington Street
Lincoln Street
Patrick Quinn
Cater
Tully
Mysterious assault on French girl baffles police
Police investigate a puzzling case after a girl found unconscious near a streetcar line near Chief McKenna’s home. A small vial of dark liquid and a single set of footprints are noted as clues. The victim, of French descent, was revived but cannot yet name a suspect or motive.
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Post
McKenna
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Thort Nawn
ST. Patrick
Massachusetts Society
Daughters of the Revolution
Tremont Temple
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Co
F. P. Fish
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
London
American Telephone& Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
South Boston
Father John
Anc
Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Waltham Police
Teamdriver
Waltham Hospital
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