New Haven Considers Amending Charter for Bank Bonds
New Haven leaders weigh an amended Massachusetts Charter to align with Connecticut rules as hearings continue. Governor Draper favors allowing savings banks to invest in Boston Railroad Holding Co bonds, while Speaker Walker opposes an exception to current bank investment policies.
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Archbishop O Connell Speaks at Cambridge Catholic Union
Arch bishop William H. O Connell of Boston was guest and principal speaker at the Catholic Union of Cambridge 16th anniversary held last night. Mayor William F. Brooks and church leaders including Rt Rev Edward J Moriarty Rev Michael Doody and Rt Rev John O Brien attended at the head table.
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Edward J. Moriarty
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John O’brien
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Edward O'Brien
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Archbishop O Connell Speaks at Cambridge Catholic Union Dinner
A Cambridge Catholic Union event features Archbishop O Connell addressing members and guests, praising the union's growth and urging faithful civic engagement. President Bradley and city officials participate, with toastmaster Edward J. Brandon guiding post dinner exercises and talks on optim ism and local topics.
Retired Navy Officer Charles Ward Bartlett Dies
Worcester March 17 Commodore Charles Ward Bartlett age 59 native of Worcester and grandson of Artemus Ward died of acute bronchitis. He retired last July because of ill health and in command of the battleship Ohio circled Cape Horn during peacetime service. He led the Pis cataqua in the Philippines during the Spanish war.
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Students Draw Lots for Duel in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg the Students' Council of the University challenges Vladimir Purishkevich to a duel after he accused a girl member during a Duma scene. M Khomovakoff resigns the Duma presidency, with Schidlovski and Volkonsky named as successor candidates.
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Prince Volkonsky
Woman crushed to death in hospital elevator
In Brooklyn at Seney Hospital, Mrs. Anna Forsell died after an operating cart with her on it was caught between the elevator and ceiling as it moved from basement to first floor. An orderly Arthur Taylor and a nurse were supervising the transfer when the accident occurred.
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Irish in Front Providence on Irish American leadership
Boston Mayor John Fr. Fitzgerald urged Irish Americans to lead in a modern scientific industrial race. He warned that long-settled Irish in New England will grow stronger alongside Puritans, as speakers Judge J. M. Wall and Gov. Aram J. Pothier addressed the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in Providence.
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T. F. Donahue
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SS. Peter’'s and Paul's Cathedral
Fire log notes multiple small blazes in Boston area
Daily fire record lists incidents at Hotel Langham Washington street loss slight. At 6 p m still alarm Charles street Annie Flathery loss 10. At 6 55 p m still alarm Broadway South Boston Charles Fitzpatrick loss 50. 7 40 p m still alarm Green street Jennie Lewis loss 50. Box Hawley street Keeden Printing Company loss 2000.
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Green Street
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Falls Dead on Broadway in South Boston
Lawrence Donovan aged 64 became ill on Broadway in South Boston and collapsed on the sidewalk. He died within minutes. His home is listed as 606 East Fifth Street.
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Broadway
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Experience of a Baltimore Man With Debility and Pink Pills
A Baltimore man describes chronic weariness from overwork and thin blood as causes of debility. He cites relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, noting improved appetite sleep and weight. The pills are promoted for anemia chlorosis rheumatism lumbago and aftereffects of fevers and grip. Sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Local Trade names Berr y and Co. 108 Washington
Brief notice lists F. W. Berry Benie & Co at 108 Washington as suppliers of letter baskets with unclear brand details.
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Benie & Co
Washington
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