Divine resolve urged by Cardinal at AOH mass
Cardinal delivered a stirring address to over 4000 members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary at the Cathedral after a special mass. He urged unity, faith in God, and prayer for guidance of national leaders, stressing fidelity to church and country amid global turmoil.
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Order of Hibernians de Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nedral of the Holy Cross
Car‘Connell
William B. Finigan
William A. Dacey
Philip J. O’donster
St. James’ Church
Harvenue
Ancient of Hibernians
Curley
James
Hibernians and
Idies’ Auxiliary
Aklin
Washington Ver Streets
Cathedral
Martin J
Suffolk County
Mary W. Reynaud
Richard Dwyer
Nice
Patrick F. Dan- Clinton
Matthew Cummings
State Board
Hibernians
Cathedral O'Connell
Yat Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Catholic Church Notes Devotion and Missions This Week
Catholic devotion closes Forty Hours at Cathedral of the Holy Cross after a solemn high mass led by Rev. M. J. Scanlan with St. John's seminarians. Over 2000 women attend the Immaculate Conception retreat led by Rev. John A. Morgan. St. Joseph Roxbury ends a married women mission as 2000 single women begin a parish mission with Rev. Turner and Rev. Conway. A St Augustine South Boston novena to St Joseph ends tonight led by Rev. Joseph F. Coppinger.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
M. J. Scanlan
Catholic Charitable Bureau
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Mast Concord Street
John A. Morgan
S. J
Boston College
St. Joseph's Church
Roxbury
Joseph Turner
SS. R
Mission Church
John P. Conway
St. Joseph's Retreat
Atlantic City
St. Joseph
St. Augustine's Church
Boston
Joseph F. Coppinger
P. R
Free verse satire and gas bill talk mix in public meet
George A. Lancaster urges study of state ownership to lower heating costs by shifting from scarce anthracite to abundant bituminous coal gas. Kilmer mocks free verse after touring Tuileries talk on modern manias in literature and art.
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Kilmer
George A. Lancaster
Revere
Commonwealth
Committee of Public Lighting
Ways and Means
Pennsylvania
New England
Trinity College
Joyce Kilmer
New York
Tuileries
Others
Magazine of
New Verse
Loss of the H. W. Haynes and crew rescued by Bluenose
The Ellsworth schooner Harry W. Haynes foundered after taking water off Cashel Banks during a run from Weymouth to New York with pulp. All crew were rescued by the British schooner Bluenose and brought to Portland after arriving from Martinique.
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Portland
Ellsworth
Harry W. Haynes
Martinique
Haynes
Weymouth
N. Y
New York
Cashel Banks
Maguire to Execute 24 Game Cocks in Local Raid
Lexington policemen report Patrolman Patrick J. Maguire plans a dusk execution of 24 game cocks seized during a cock fight raid on Washington's Birthday. The methodical chop of Maguire's axe will end the birds' confinement at the police station.
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Lexington
Patrick J. Maguire
Maguire
Washington
Help Ex-Convicts Urges Reforming Society
William I. Flake a 27 year prison veteran told a Y M C A congregation that those who return an ex convict to prison are worse than the man behind bars He urged society to welcome released convicts clothe them and help them find work until they regain strength
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William i. Flake
Coriat Denounces Anti Vivisectionists at Lecture
Dr Tsadore Coriat a neurologist at Forsyth Dental Infirmary censured anti vivisectionists during a free Sunday lecture. He argued animal experimentation is essential to preserve and safeguard human life.
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Tsadore Coriat
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Flag Raising at Park Street Church Honors National Unity
A 9 by 17 foot flag was raised from a staff at Park Street Church after brief remarks by Dr. A Z Conrad. Grand Army men in uniform unfurled the flag as Boston musicians Miss Wealthy Hughes and Miss Blanche Little accompanied The Star Spangled Banner and America. Attendees included De Witt Shaffer, B W Patten and J C Gordon who assisted.
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Park Street
Grand Army
A. Z. Conrad
Temple of God
Dr. Conrad
United States of America
Wealthy Hughes
Blanche Little
Bostonian Orchestra
America
de Witt Shaffer
11Th Massachusetts
B. W. Patten
Massachusetts
J. C. Gordon
Third Cavalry
Park Street Church
R. W. Patten
DeWitt Shaffer
Lowell mill worker shoots wife after church visit
Frank Walockickz, a Forge Village mill worker, shot his wife after she attended a church other than his. He wounded her in the abdomen and then shot himself. both are in critical condition at Lowell Corporation Hospital. Walockickz is under arrest.
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Lowell
Frank Walochickz
Forge Village
Ayer
Lowell Corporation
Walockickz
Brookline Women Discuss Preparedness Meeting
More than 300 people attended a preparedness meeting at the Hampton Court Hotel in Brookline called by Hampton Court women who are members of the Massachusetts Woman's Preparedness League. Speakers included Mrs Richard Bradley of Boston and Edmund Parker of Cambridge.
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Hampton Court Hotel
Beacon Street
Brookline
Hampton Court
Massachusetts Woman's Preparedness League
Richard Bradley
Boston
Woman's Preparedness League
Edmund Parker
Cambridge
Naval Preparedness League
Death of David E. Tait in Cambridge
David E. Tait 80, longtime South Boston resident, died yesterday at his Cambridge home 21 Bigelow street after a six month illness. He was a Mason Odd Fellow and A. O. U. W. member. He leaves a widow and one son Robert Y. Tait. The funeral will be Wednesday afternoon from the home.
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David E. Tait
Boston
Bigelow Street
Cambridge
The
Masons
Odd Fellows
Robert Y. Tait
Woman Drowns Self and Daughter Near Bridgewater
Mrs Louis Bayette of New Milford drowned herself and her year old daughter in a brook about a mile from her Bridgewater home late last night. The bodies were found today. She was 30 years old. No reason for the act is known.
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New Milford
Conn
Louis Bayette
Bridgewater
One Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Brooklawn Club
Arthur V. Phillips of New Haven died and James T. Patterson of Milford and his wife were seriously injured when Patterson’s car skidded and overturned on the Bridgeport road after leaving a dance at the Brooklawn Country Club. Phillips died at the scene, Mrs Patterson remained in critical condition at the hospital.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Arthur V. Phillips
New Haven
James T. Patterson
Milford
Patterson
Brooklawn Country Club
Phillips
German Ships Ready to Dash
Reports from Washington say 11 warbound German ships at Santa Rosalia Lower California prepare to dash to sea if war with the United States breaks out. The U S has no jurisdiction over them while they are not in an American port and allied powers expect Mexico to block their sea departure. Japanese warships may assist the allies in northern Pacific operations.
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God
Patrick
Christ
Church
Heaven
America
Washington
Santa Rosalia
Lower
California
Germany
United States
Pacific
Connecticut pastor to be Boston evangelist
The Rev. Alfred H. Boutwell, pastor of the Baptist church in Danbury, resigns to become State evangelist in Massachusetts with Boston headquarters. The resignation takes effect April 15. In Somerville the Police Relief Association holds its annual meeting and officer election today with Frank C. Hopkins as sole president candidate and rumors of a sticker candidate.
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Danbury
Conn
Alfred H. Boutwell
The
Baptist Church
Massachusetts
Boston
Somerville Police Relief Association
Frank C. Hopkins
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