Evacuation Day Celebrations in South Boston Parade and Banquet
South Boston readies for Evacuation Day with a major parade and open houses. Mayor Fitzgerald hosts a breakfast at the Hotel Lenox with Governor Guild and military guests, then a procession from Edward Everett square to Dorchester Heights monument.
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South Boston
Peninsular
Boston
Hotel Lenox
Fitzgerald
Army
Navy
Washington
Lenox
South Boston Citizens’ Association
Inquirer
West Broadway
Charlestown Navy Yard
Dorchester Heights
Edward J. Denning
Anna Hogan
Broadway
John J. Ryan
John Lane
East Broadway
Logan
A Street
D Street
Dorchester Heights Monument
Peters and O'Connell
Joseph J. Murphy
The
Republic
Herbert Parker
W. EE. L. Dillaway
M. J. Murray
A. D. Small
A. B. Shields
David L. White
Edward L. Logan
Evacuation Day Parade Order and Route Details
The document lists commanders, staffs, regiments, and bands for the Evacuation Day parade. It covers the sequence of units from the police to the Ninth Regiment Veterans' Association, coastal and naval detachments, and school bands. The parade starts at Edward Everett Square Dorchester at 2 p.m. and proceeds along a designated route ending at Dorchester Avenue or Cove Street Bridge.
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William L. Ford
Michael F. Smart
Albert P. Wyman
Charles F. Sargent
Battalion
Field Artillery
George Proctor
George F. H. Murray
John J. Sullivan
William J. Casey
Ninth Regiment
Eben Tendy
William S. Youngman
William ©. Rogers
Daniel J. Murphy
Patrick H. McGrath
P. H. Butler
M. D
John D. Drum
William H. Ruddick
E. W. Kinsley Post
Frederick C. Rogan
James L. Molloy
George H. Keenan
Benjamin F. Flanagan
Richard H. Foley
Alex. McGregor
John H. Powell
Urban A. Marshall
Bernard F. McCarron
Harry L. Brown
Richard R. Flynn
George P. Field
Corps Coast Artillery
Patrick J. Haley
Union Veterans’ Union
Fifth Coast Artillery Band
Henry N. Marsh
Forts Warren
Strong, Andrew and Banks
Marine Corps
Charlestown Navy Yard
Daniel M. Goodrich
Naval Brigade
L. J. Logan
Benjamin F. Flannagan
John J. Barry
Joseph M. Galvin
Cornelius J. Murphy
James A. Cully
Christopher J. Lee
Patrick H. Sullivan
Francis G. Odermet
McWeney
John J. Hickey
William L. Conrad
John H. Dunn
John J. Dwyer
Thomas I. Sullivan
Daniel P. Sullivan
Nathan A. Ayer
George M. Rogers
Edward L. Logan
Hugh Naguiss
Joseph T. Whitehouse
R. Stone
William J. Quirk
M. J. O’connor
Dept
Mass
S&s W. YV
Lawrence J. Ford
Ninth
Regiment Veterans’ Association
Mission Church
Boston — School Regiment
Ss. B. H. National Lancers
South Boston
Dorchester
Edward Everett Square
Columbia Road
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester Street
East Fourth Street
G Street
Thomas Park
East Sixth Street
H Street
East Lighth Street
K Street
O Street
East Broadway
West Broadway
Cove Street Bridge
Pope Praises Archbishop Ireland Amid France Church Debate
In Rome Pope Pius received Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls and praised Archbishop Ireland for his December discourse on Church and State in France. He voiced support for the American episcopate on the France question and commented on Montagnini’s expulsion. The Pope also expressed openness to a visit by Mrs. Douglas Robinson and spoke with Cardinal Merry del Val.
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Rome
Pius
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Sdamita
Pope Pius
Ireland
France
Monsignor Montagnini
America
Philippines
United States
Hegnek
Monsignor
O’gorman
Roosevelt
Renee
Mgr
Douglas Robinson
Mgr. O’gorman
Merry de Val
Art
Father Malley Addresses Division 76 St Patrick Observance
A St Patrick's Day observance by Division 76 A O H held in Central Hall Dorchester featured an oration by Rev. Austin D. Malley and a preceding concert of vocal and instrumental music. The hall was crowded.
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Father Malley
Central Hall
Dorchester
Austin D. Malley
Fire destroys Holmes farm buildings in Derry
A total blaze in Derry wipes out all structures on Thomas N. Holmes farm including the house barn and outbuildings. The loss is reported as 0000 with the livestock saved. Fire crews fought the flames from early today but could not save the buildings.
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Derry, N. H
Thomas N. Holmes
St Patrick Celebration At Wakefield Parish Hall
The Wakefield town hall was crowded for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations by St. Joseph’s parish. Principal speaker P. F. Hatergan of Washington D C was escorted by 1000 people from the depot to the hall.
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Wakefield
St. Joseph’s Parish
P. F. Hatergan
Washington, D. C
Malden Hibernians Hold Meeting with Mayor McCarthy
Malden on March 17 division 38 of A Q H gathered at Edward Hall for a meeting with speeches by Mayor McCarthy and other leaders. The Hogan brothers Eugene Quinn and Thomas Garrity sang patriotic songs.
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Malden
Division 38
Edward Hall
McCarthy
Mayor Fitzgeralds Packed Schedule Aims To Boost City
The mayor begins with a 3 PM speech in Charlestown for Division 1 AOH, then travels to Springfield for a Court Square Theatre event supporting Our Lady of Hope Church. He plans a 7:30 AM return to Boston, a 10:30 AM Hotel Lenox breakfast, a 2 PM parade review in South Boston, and a 3 PM departure to New York to address the Friendly Sons of St Patrick.
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New York
Gotham
Friendly Sons OF ST Patrick
Fitzgerald
Boston
Division 1
Charlestown
Springfield
Court Square Theatre
Our Lady of Hope Church
New England
Massachusetts
Ireland
Irish Catholic Progress in New England Promises Greater Role
The speaker urges Irish Americans in Massachusetts to tackle pressing problems and seize opportunities. He notes the Irish Catholics as intelligent, law abiding, and progressive, and argues religion motivates social advancement, while contrasting communal influence with Puritans and Jews in commerce.
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New York
Massachusetts
New England
Communion Mass of Division 2 at Sacred Heart
The annual communion mass of Division 2 A. O. H. was held yesterday morning at Sacred Heart Church East Boston. Rev. James H. O'Neil celebrated the mass, a division member. The group met at Havre Street hall and marched in a body to the church.
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Division 2
Sacred Heart Church
Boston
James H. O'Neil
Havre Street
Notable composer to conduct Boston stage finale
Jean Schwartz, famed for Molly O and Bedelia, will travel from New York to conduct the orchestra as Miss Hattie Williams performs his latest hit My Irish Rosie in the final act of The Little Cherub this evening. Afterward, Miss Williams and James Blakeley debut a musical travesty on Romeo and Juliet and Uncle Tom's Cabin, with Edgar Smith penning the book and William Francis composing the score.
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Jean Schwartz
Molly-O
Bedelia
New York
Tileston Club Exercises On Character Of Men Topic
Thomas F. Phelan of Roxbury spoke on the Character of Men to Tileston Outing and Athletic Association members yesterday afternoon. The event was held at 77 Northampton Street Roxbury to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
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Thomas F. Phelan
Roxbury
Tileston Outing and Athletic Association
Northampton Street
St Patrick's Society Honors St Patrick's Day in Dudley Street
Members of St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society of Roxbury attended a high mass in St Patrick's Church on Dudley Street yesterday morning. A panegyric on St Patrick's life was read and the society raised the handsome Irish flag from their headquarters at 431 Dudley Street.
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St. Patrick's
Literary Society of
Roxbury
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
St. Patrick
Slade's Powdered Nutmeg Promises Pure Flavor
A vintage ad touts Slade's powdered nutmeg as a flavor enhancer that eliminates the need for other grating or germ concerns. The copy emphasizes purity and convenience for home cooks seeking robust seasoning.
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Slade
Bride of Sixteen Advises Marriage Early in Life
Mrs Joseph Black Hope, a Caabridge girl nearly 16, married Friday evening amid University City gossip. She argues girls should wed young when in love and understood, preferring a match near age and noting matrilineal precedents of marriage at 16.
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Joseph Black Hope
Caabridge
University City
Mrs. Hope
Margaret Black Hope
Cambridge
Apostle Eliot's Chair Presented to Church in Roxbury
At a special service the First Unitarian Church of Roxbury received a chair nearly 300 years old believed to have been used by Apostle John Eliot. Presented by Rev. Eugene Shippen for the Dorchester Historical Society, it joins Eliot's Bible and psalm book. the pulpit was decorated with London ivy from the birthplace suburb.
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First Unitarian Church
Roxbury
John Eliot
Eugene Shippen
Dorchester Historical Society
de Normandie
Eliot
New England
London
Apostle
Dorchester
New Button-in-Front Waist Featured at Dressmakers' Convention
Elizabeth White, president of the Dressmakers' Protective Association of America, arrives with over a hundred gowns from Paris for a four day display at the New Century building, 177 Huntington Avenue. She seeks 20,000 members to fund a college of dressmaking and promote a $5 assessment per member. A Paquin gown with button-up-front waist and living-model displays, lectures on materials, and a corset demonstration are scheduled, with exhibit access starting 2 pm tomorrow.
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Elizabeth White
Dressmakers’ Protective Association’ of America
New Century
Huntington Avenue
Miss White
Paris
White
Paquin’s
Frances
Broadway
Chicago Milliners Demand Union Label on Easter Hats
Mrs. Eleanor Baker, newly elected president of the Milliners' Union, declares the union label must be visible on Easter millinery. A business agent will inspect hats at church doors on Easter Sunday and note non union pieces for boycott action.
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Chicago
Eleanor Baker
Milliners’ Union
Insane Man Escapes From Worcester Hospital
John T. Coonan, 40, a dangerous patient at the Summer Street Insane Hospital, escaped guards after pacing with a wooden sword and imagining combat. Police issued a general alarm as he fled through an open door to the hallway and onto the Boston & Albany tracks in Worcester.
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Worcester
Summer Street Insane Hospital
John T. Coonan
Coonan
Nemesis
Boston & Albany
Sacred Irish Concert by Division 68 A. O. H. in Concord
The South End Hibernians gathered at Lincoln Hall on Washington Street for an Irish concert by Division 68 A. O. H. A sizable sum was raised to support the division's sick and death fund.
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Hibernians
Lincoln Hall
Concord
Washington Streets
Division 68
Diamonds Smuggling Arrests Plague New York Arrival
Arthur Preston Green and Charles Rohrer were arrested on arrival from Hamburg and Southampton aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Amer Ika for attempted smuggling. Diamonds and jewelry valued about 25000 were seized. They are held for extradition to answer to a theft abroad worth 35000. Scotland Yard had requested detention upon arrival.
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New York
Arthur Preston Green
Charles Rohrer
Amerika
Hamburg
Southampton
Scotland Yard
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