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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1907

Page

4

St Patrick's Day Celebrations Across Massachusetts Towns

Irish community events mark St Patrick’s Day with Gaelic greetings, parades, and banquets. The Ancient Order of Hibernians and Charitable Irish Society host socials in Dorchester and Jamaica Plain with speakers Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald. In Chelsea and Malden AOH divisions plan celebrations as well.

Order of Hibernians Irish Society Columbus Club Knights of Columbus Dorchester Upham’s Corner Columbian Club Governor Guild Fitzgerald Boston Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain P. J. Hartigan Washington, D.C National Hibernians Thomas A. Clifford Mary White Mullen Thomas A. Conroy Matthew Cummings Ancient House of the Angel Guardian Chelsea Malden

Mayor Details Irish Influence in Immigration History Speech

Mayor Fitzgerald addressed 1000 members of Division 1 A O H in Roughan Hall Charlestown. He urged protests for Ireland and its Puritan land while noting Irish immigration built American development between 1840 and 1870. Mulroy spoke on Irish Civilization. Drew O'Brien discussed Gaelic role in industrial revival. Music by Conroy Connolly Mc Sweeney and Quill accompanied the event.

Fitzgerald Division 1 Roughan Hall Charlestown United States Ireland

County President Dillon Speaks at Division 44 St Patrick Event

Enthusiasm marked a St Patrick Day gathering in Independence Hall Lowell and Causeway streets hosted by Division 44 AOH. County President John Dillon spoke on St Patrick life and aims of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Toastmaster was President John Conlan with addresses by John Daily and William H. Cuddy and others.

Division 44 Independence Hall Lowell Causeway Streets John Dillon St. Patrick Order of Hibernians John Conlan John Daily Division 31 Dorchester William’h. Cuddy Division 4

St Patrick's Day Observance In Boston Highlights

St Patrick's Day is celebrated in Boston with oratory music and symbolism as thousands wear green. The annual Charitable Irish Society banquet at the Hotel Brunswick features Governor Guild and dignitaries, with the society planning its business meeting at Young's Hotel and no large parade this year.

Boston Ireland Irish Society Brunswick Guild Denis O'Sullivan Boston College William Lawrence Felix W. McGettrick United States Charles H. Darling Charles H. Slattery Alexander McGregor The Scots’ Charitable Society Patrick F. Ford Young's Hotel

St Patrick Day Service at Cathedral With Two Archbishops

Two archbishops attended a morning Mass at the Cathedral where Rev. James J. McCarthy led the service and Rev. Thomas F. Burke delivered an eloquent St Patrick sermon for non Catholics. Next Sunday Coadjutor Archbishop O Connell will celebrate a high mass and bless the palms.

James J. McCarthy Brighton Archbishop Williams John T. Mullen Francis X. Dolan D. D O’connell M. J. Splaine Thomas R. McCoy

Gaelic School St Patrick's Festival Held Last Night

Teachers and pupils at the Gaelic School celebrated St Patrick's festival in their hall on 1151 Washington Street with every available seat filled.

Washington Street

Charitable Irish Society to elect Keenan today

John J. Keenan, born in Boston and educated at Quincy and Brimmer schools, is to be elected president at the Charitable Irish Society annual meeting. He holds a leading role in a Boston Public Library department and has been active in fraternal organizations.

John J. Keenan Charitable Irish Society Boston Quincy Brimmer Boston Public Library Nota

Erin's Banner Flies Again in renewed Irish Pride

A fervent poem rallying to raise the green flag of Erin from oppression. It calls clans to lift the banner, vow resistance, and unite exiles to reclaim the homeland with vivid imagery of blood, sacrifice, and embattled freedom. Father Ryan laments centuries of suffering and urges steadfast resolve.

Erin's Erin Father Ryan

Knight of Columbus leader active in state and national councils

The text highlights a long serving Knights of Columbus member with over 15 years in the order. He represented the K of C at state councils and two national conventions. He serves as vice regent of Boston Council of the Royal Arcanum and is a past commander of General Nelson A Miles Camp. He was a delegate to a recent national encampment of the Sons of Veterans. His membership spans many years with deep continuous involvement.

Knights of Columbus K. of C Boston Royal Arcanum New England Nelson A. Miles Camp Sons of Veterans

Need More Saints Like St Patrick Says Rev M Elveen

The Rev William T Mc Elveen urged more saints like St Patrick not for driving snakes from Ireland but to remove iniquity from Boston at Shawmut Congregational Church He defended Patrick as a real vigorous missionary and urged saints in all walks of life including in business labor relations and domestic life.

Munyon St. Patrick Treland Rev. M’elveen Ireland Boston William T. McElveen Shawmut Congregational Church

Irish Club Members Hear Talks On Industrial Revival

J. J. Thornton led a class of 18 new members as routine business paused for speeches by M. Mulroy of the Central Council of Irish Clubs and M. S. Drew of the Cork Men's Club. They spoke on Ireland's industrial revival and its impact on emigration. Songs were performed by several artists and visitors from Dublin, Leitrim, Limerick, Kerry and Quincy attended. The association agreed to assist the Ladies of Mayo next Wednesday at Wells' Memorial.

Mayo Men Listen to Patriotic Songs and Addresses

About 500 Mayo men gathered at 18 Kneeland Street hall for patriotic songs and speeches last night as the Mayo Men’s Association hosted the event.

Mayo Kneeland Street

Rheumatism Cured by Dr Greene's Nervura Remedy

A Mass reader reports relief from rheumatism after six months on Dr. Greene's Nervura. She credits improved blood circulation and nerve action, noting renewed mobility and energy, with the product marketed as pure and law compliant. Dr. Greene offers consultations in Boston and by mail.

E. W. Hinds Fitchburg Mass Dr. Greene

Roscommon Club Hosts Social in Wells Memorial

The Roscommon Club entertained friends at Wells Memorial building with members and guests present. Ten new members were admitted by president M. P. Flanagan. Mrs. McCormac Curley of the Gaelic School spoke on St Patrick and the Irish condition across ages. Songs were sung by Burke Hughes Mulhern and Gauley.

Roscommon Club Wells Memorial M. P. Flanagan McCormac-Curley Gaelic School St. Patrick Messrs Burke, Hughes Mulhern Gauley

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Friends of Ireland P. J. O'Daly Justice of Ireland Emerald Isle Curtis Guild Specrers Charles K. Dara Ing PespoOrnd Paramert Felix Wiegett Rick Alexander Gregor Siste America M. Mulroy Europe Drew and O'Brien Central Council of Irish Clubs Conroy Connolly McSweeney Mr. Quill Thos F Curley Dillon Father Burke Yukon Alaska Ganges India Trvial Cluett Cluett, Peabody 4Co Boston Gaelic School Keenan Sec’y of Agriculture Washington, D. C Rumrorp Chemical Works Providence, R. I Ieee A.berilll Seaeee Sanaa Morse Bro’s, Proprietora Canton, Maas Erin’s Banner Mayo Men’s Association Knights and Ladies of Roscommon Bunker Hill Breweries Charlestown, Mass Importers Branch Washington ST
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