Palm Sunday Observances Draw Crowds Across City
Palm Sunday services drew hundreds of thousands as Catholic and Episcopalian churches held elaborate ceremonies. Archbishop O’Connell led the Cathedral of the Holy Cross observance while churches on Bowdoin Street and others marked the blessing of palms with processions, choirs, and high masses.
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Jerusalem
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Church of the Advent
Church of
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
O'Connell
John J. Crane
St. John’s
Brighton
Charles A. Sullivan
James J. Redican
Thomas R. McCoy
Signor Pio de Lucca
James T. Whelan
Holy Week Services Planned Across Boston Churches
Boston churches schedule Holy Week programs with varied times. St Pauls Church holds 11am services except Thu and Fri at 10 30am. Good Friday includes a three hour noonday address by Rev Edmund Rousmaniere and a 8pm service. Kings Chapel offers 430pm daily lectures by noted ministers. Cambridge union services feature multiple churches and speakers through the week. Trinity Church lists a dense timetable of Monday through Saturday services with times across 12pm 430pm and 10 30am Good Friday.
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Boston
St. Paul’s Church
Edmund §. Rousmaniere
God
King’s Chapel Union
W. W. Fenn
Edward Cummings
Thomas van Ness
Paul Revere Frothingham
Howard N. Brown
Charles E. Park
Cambridge
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
C. P. Gifford
Brookline
Norman E. Richardson
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry
Bishop Confirms 150 at Three City Episcopal Churches
The Right Rev William Lawrence bishop of Massachusetts confirmed 150 candidates in three churches Trinity St Pauls and St Stephens. He spoke on diocesan mission citing insufficient instrumentality and need for more clergy and facilities in mills and growing areas.
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William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Trinity
St. Paul's
St. Stephen's
Trinity Church
A O H Window for Somerville Church
A purse of 500 dollars toward an A O H memorial window in the new St. Catherine's Church Somerville was presented yesterday morning to Rev J J O'Brien by the members of Divisions 6 17 36 and 40. The societies met in Bacon Hall and marched to the church after the mass. Mrs Catherine Burke president of the Ladies Auxiliary spoke for the A O H and presented the gift.
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St. Vincent’s Orphan Home
Camden Street
Sisters of Charity
Church of the Immaculate Conception
H. J. Rache
Back Bay
McGarry
Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale
Joan W. Corbett
John F. Cummins
New Church
Helen M. Burke
William C. Stack
Ellen White
James White
George Larkin
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Arthur T. Connolly
T. Peter C. Quinn
Seph P. Maher
Edmund D. Daley
Father Quinn
St. Catherine’s
Somerville
J. J. O'Brien
Bacon Hall
Catherine Burke
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Father O'Brien
Furnace Explodes Wrecking House on Shawmut Avenue
Early yesterday morning a furnace explosion at 445 Shawmut avenue gutted the lower floor of Mrs. Bessie Laundrigan’s home, injuring Fireman Timothy Sheehan who was treated and released. The blaze caused about $4000 in damage. a defective flue is suspected as the cause. Neighbors fled as smoke and flames filled stairs. residents escaped, aided by firefighters.
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Bessie Laundrigan
Shawmut Avenue
Timothy Sheehan
Chemical 14
City Hospital
Dorchester
Harry Fuller
Laundrigan
Sheehan
Josephine Laundrigan
Miss Stuart to Wed Luzzatti After Opera Season Closes
Miss Martha Stuart of California of the Boston opera company plans to marry Signor Luzzatti after the season ends. The romance began when they were seen together often and they confirmed the engagement in interviews. The couple will travel abroad after the wedding until next season.
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Stuart
Luzzatti
Martha Stuart
California
Boston Opera Company
Signor Luzzatti
Opera
Miss Stuart
Manhattan Opera Company
New York
Conti
Milan
Signor Lazzatti
Tosca
Post
Director Luzzatti
Catholic bishops mobilize voters in France election drive
Paris March 20 Catholic hierarchy launches public campaign to secure deputies aligned with church interests. Bishops publish electoral literature, denounce secular teaching, and urge followers to vote for candidates favorable to religious influence, with some clerics urging unity against Judaism Masonry and Protestantism.
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Paris
France
Pius X
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Nice
Mer. Villard
Antun
Mer. Germain
Brittany
Mer
Guerard
Coutanies
Free Masonry
Racing Crooks Found Guilty in Fixed Sports Scheme
John C. Maybray and 18 associates were convicted in U S District Court of using the mails to promote fixed sporting events. Jurors disagreed on Robert B. Goddard. Sentencing set for Monday. maximum penalty two years and a $10,000 fine.
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Council Bluffs
Tra
John C. Maybray
United States District Court
Robert BE. L. Goddard
San Antonio
John @. Maybray
Leon Loser
Tom S. Robinson
Willard Powell
Clarence Class
Edward Leach
Edward K. Morris
Clarence Forbes
Harry Forbes
Frank Scott
Ed McCoy
Winford S. Harris
Bert R. Shores
William
Ole) Marsh
McPherson
Triangular debate pits Harvard Yale and Princeton
Harvard Yale and Princeton prepare for a triangular debate with Harvard and Princeton debating at Sanders Theatre while Harvard meets Yale in New Haven. The question is federal income tax power not apportioned among states.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Sanders Theatre
Homer H. Breeland
Meridian
Miss
John Dem. Ellis
Newport
Hugh M. Potter
Gainesville
Texas
Philip S. Waters
Yonkers
N. Y
Stanley A. Hunter
Riverside
Cal
Stephen E. Keeler
New Canaan
Weather Bureau to Restore Bulletins and Telegraph Observations
Weather Bureau officials announce the discontinuation of 80 p m observations will end and telegraph distribution will resume March 24 after a period of reduced circulation. The move aims to improve nationwide weather data dissemination.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
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Kentucky
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