Card Affray Ends in Death in Watertown Fight
Dominic Ferrento, 48, of Watertown, died in Cambridge Hospital from knife and bullet wounds after a late Saturday night affray at his home. Ferrento named three alleged assailants on his deathbed. Nicolo Salerno was captured and identified. Salerno to be arraigned on murder charges. warrants issued for two others and a fourth suspect, John Mirauro, held. The row began over a card game. Ferrento fled to a grocery store where he cried out that he had been killed.
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Dominic Ferrento
Mt. Auburn Street
Watertown
Cambridge Hospital
Ferrento
Salerno
Waltham — Court
Bruce
John Mirauro
Cambridge
Fervenlo
Joseph Raymond
Emperor Proves Successful Tile Manufacturer in Berlin Estate
Berlin March 19 The Emperor's success as a manufacturer of glazed tile on his estate at Kadeinen has led to enlarging the plant. Additional equipment is nearly finished and will begin operation in April. Tile from the Emperor's works decorates stations of the Berlin Underground Railway line completed years ago.
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Berlin
Kadeinen
Talks on Law and Religion at Old South Church
Samuel J. Elder spoke on the relationship between law and religion at Old South Church on Boylston street. He argued that while law and religion share aims, they remain distinct. jurisprudence relies on conscience, oath, and penalties for perjury, yet law is not a Bible or clergy. He cited Cicero and Froude to show law reflects moral sentiment, noting progress in worker compensation and employer liability as society evolves.
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Old South Church
Boylston Street
Samuel J. Elder
Commonwealth
Cicero
Froude
England
Germany
France
Socialist Talks On Use Of Union Label
George Willis Cooke spoke at Irving Hall Copley square delivering the first lecture in a series on Why Socialists Demand the Union Label The union label stands for shorter hours better shop conditions and a wage for a respectable livelihood The Christian Socialists Fellowship sponsored the talk Next Sunday he will discuss Why Socialists Demand the Abolition of Poverty.
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George Willis Cooke
Irving Hall
Copley Square
Christian Socialists’ Fellowship
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Morning Double Stamps
Double stamps awarded with every purchase mornings until noon at Wolf's My Clothier located at corner Hanover and Portland streets. After noon only single stamps are given.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf's
Mayor Fitzgerald Praises The Irish Spirit in Boston College Hall
Mayor Fitzgerald lectured on The Irish Spirit before a large Boston College audience. The event, a lecture and concert in aid of the new Boston College, featured Rev Father Gasson introducing the mayor as a friend of the people and a model citizen.
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Fitzgerald
Boston College Hall
New
Boston College
Father Gasson
Mayor attacks fortunes case and Irish Catholic ties
The mayor criticizes Rockefeller and Carnegie wealth methods as the nation faces a Supreme Court decision on Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts. He praises Father Gasson, notes Irish Catholic Boston, and recalls Hugh O’Brien while urging anti bigotry and defense of American institutions.
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Father Gasson
Ford Hall
America
United States Supreme Court
Wil
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Boston
Hugh O’brien
Massachusetts
Irish Charitable Society
Cromwell
Ireland
Saratoga Lake Wins Regatta Bid After Deadlock
After 15 ballots, the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen chose Saratoga Lake for the next regatta, defeating Boston and Buffalo. Buffalo withdrew. dates set for July 28 and 29, two weeks earlier than last year, with an intercity senior scullers race added to the program.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Saratoga Lake
Boston
Buffalo
Saratoga
Potomac
Funeral of Miss Catherine Monahan in Somerville
The funeral for Miss Catherine A. Monahan of Somerville will be held tomorrow at St. Joseph's Church Union Square with a solemn high mass. She died of pneumonia after a three day illness. Born in Boston she lived in Somerville for years and leaves four brothers John Edward M Joseph and James, the last of whom works at the Somerville post office.
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Ahan
Somerville
St. Joseph’s Church
Union Square
Miss Monahan
Boston
John
Edward M
Joseph
James
Services held for Rev. W. H. Fish Jr in Mt. Auburn Chapel
Intimate friends and relatives attended yesterday's rites for the late Rev. William Henry Fish Jr a Unitarian clergyman who died at Corey Hill Hospital last Thursday. Rev. George D. Latimer of Boston conducted the service. No pallbearers or music followed Scripture readings before the body was moved to the crematory.
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Mt. Auburn Chapel
William Henry Fish, Jr
Corey Hill Hospital
George D. Latimer
Boston
Famine in Anhwei Chinese Provinces Reported to Mission Board
A Presbyterian Church mission board in New York receives alarming letters from Rev. Thomas Carter, a missionary in Hwai Yuen Anhwei, detailing famine suffering in Anhwei and neighboring Chinese provinces.
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New York
Anwhei
China
Mission Board
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Carter
Hwai Yuen
Famine in Kiangsu Anhoui Provinces Described by Missionary
The Rev. Carter reports 2.5 to 3 million facing famine in Kiangsu and Anhoui China with a million at risk north of his station. Fields flooded last summer delay harvest until June while relief money buys minimal grain and people eat weeds and water.
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Kiangsu
Anhoui
China
Carter
Boston clergymen named as candidates for Western Massachusetts bishop
Two candidates are Rev. Alexander Mann of Trinity Church and Rev. Edmund Rousmaniere of St. Pauls Church. The Springfield diocesan convention will meet soon after Easter to elect the bishop, with other contenders including Rev. William Greenough Thayer of St. Marks School and Rev. Thomas F. Davies of All Saints Church Worcester.
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Boston
Alexander H. Vinton
Massachusetts
Alexander Mann
D.D
Trinity Church
Edmund §. Rousmaniere
D. D
St. Paul’s Church
Mann
Diocese of
Washington
Satterlee
Tor
Christ Church
Springfield
William Greenough Thayer
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Thomas F. Davies
All Saints’ Church
Worcester
Harvard Law Student Details China Famine Relief Need
T L Shao from Harvard Law School spoke to the South Congregational Church class describing China's famine districts. He noted floods and rains ruin crops for three years causing high prices and scarce labor, with nearly 3 million people dependent on international relief. Governor Foss planned Massachusetts appeal to mobilize support.
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China
South Congregational Church
T. L. Shao
Shao
Harvard Law School
Edwin D. Mead
Massachusetts
Foss
Harvard
Auto Accident May Cost Woman Eye
Brockton March 19 Mrs Mary Booth 40 of 7 Wyman street is in Brockton Hospital in danger of losing sight in her right eye after being struck by an automobile. The car owner Stephen Meagher was detained but released when witnesses said he was blameless.
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Brockton
Mary Booth
Wyman Street
Brockton Hospital
Stephen Meagher
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