Charitable Irish Society Banquet Highlights 1911
The Charitable Irish Society of Boston hosted a St Patrick’s Day banquet with Governor Foss, Rep McCall, and Patrick O Loughlin among speakers. The program covered Irish rule, education, charity costs, and national unity themes amid a ceremonial setting and flags.
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Ireland
Heath
Erin Go Bragh
Patrick O'Loughlin
Governor Foss
Peter Rowan
Dorchester
Edward
McSweeney
James A. Sinclair
Scotch Caledonian Club
Walter L. Collins
Samuel W. MicCall
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure Claim
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a proven remedy for bad colds and grippe. It stresses rapid relief after the first dose, recommends taking every two hours for three doses, and asserts the product cures symptoms like headache, nasal congestion, fever, and body pains without quinine.
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Pape
Grippe
Charitable Irish Society of Boston Holds 174th Meeting
The Charitable Irish Society of Boston held its 174th annual meeting yesterday at Young's Hotel with unusually large attendance. Officers reported progress over the year and about fifty new members were admitted as John B. Dore presided and praised the support received during his term.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Irish Society of Boston
Young’s Hotel
John B. Dore
Treasurer Report And Officers Named For Society
The treasurer reported year receipts of 4975.62 and expenses of 2937.63, with building and general funds totaling 10388.83. Members who passed away since the last meeting included James A. McNamee and several others. total membership stood at 674 with 61 new members. Officers elected were Patrick O Loughlin president Richard J Lane vice president Thomas Taff treasurer John J Keenan secretary John J McGrath assistant secretary Bartholomew Brickley keeper of the silver key and directors John A Kiggen James J Tracy Patrick H Crowley John M Harney. President elect O Loughlin was installed by retiring President J B Dore. A rising vote of thanks honored retiring officers. A Shuman contributed 25. Readings from Rear Admiral G W Melville of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick Philadelphia and from the Newfoundland Irish Society.
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John J. Keenan
John J. McGrath
Bartholomew Brickley
John A. Kiggen
James J. Tracy
Patrick H. Crowley
John M. Harney
Patrick O’ Loughlin
John B. Dore
A. Shuman
George W. Melville
The
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Philadelphia
Newfoundland Irish Society
Fire destroys Roxbury home. son saves mother
Larry Berger rescued his aged mother from a blaze that gutted the top floor of a three story house at 149 Harold street Roxbury last night. He also saved several drawers of valuables before firefighters restrained the flames, which caused about 2000 dollars in losses.
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Larry Berger
Harold Street
Roxbury
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Peter Owan
Edward F. McSweeney
St. Patrick
Ppagen
Patrick
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Lberty
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Charitable Irish Society
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Pabst
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Peerless Union
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