Cardinal O Connell Speaks at Archdiocesan Federation Meet
Cardinal O Connell delivered the principal address at the sixth annual Archdiocesan Federation convention in the Cathedral Parochial School hall. Henry V. Cunningham presided as Charles E. Fay of the Common Cause Society spoke on the group’s work and was praised by the cardinal. Delegates totaled eight hundred fourteen.
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Archdiocesan Federation
Henry V. Cunningham
Charles E. Fay
Common Cause Society
Fay
Erin Court
Church leaders discuss regional branches and leadership slate
A national secretary’s communication to the convention objects to appointing ex- Mayor Nathan as the Italian government representative at the Panama Pacific Exposition. Clergy from Essex, Plymouth, and Norfolk counties along with the Archdiocesan Federation report on their work. Officers elected for the coming year include Henry V. Cunningham as president and five vice presidents: Jere miah E. Burke, James J. Lemmon, Timothy W. Haley, M. F. Powers, Frank J. McSherry, with Edwin Mulready treasurer and Charles T. Daley secretary.
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A. J. Teeling
Lynn
Essex County
James J. Murphy
Plymouth County
J. F. Stanton
Norfolk County
Mer. P. J. Supple
Archdiocesan Federation
Henry V. Cunningham
Jeremiah E. Burke
Dorchester
James J. Lemmon
Timothy W. Haley
Cambridge
M. F. Powers
Stoughton
Frank J. McSherry
Brockton
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Charles T. Daley
West Medford
Ulster Quiet on Dreaded Sunday
London reports a calm Sunday in Belfast as political leaders push for conciliation in Ulster. The King cancelled a Liverpool weekend visit and urged ministers to avoid provocation while officers faced possible resignations and army plans shifted to shield government property.
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Belfast
Ulster
Earl and Countess of Derby
Liverpool
Londonderry
Edward Carson
Ireland
Andrew Bonar Law
Curragh
Dublin
War Office
Lord Holmpatrick
Sir Arthur Paget
Gurragh
Paget
Gough
Third Cavalry Brigade
Kearsley
Chester
Army Council
Paraders Cancelled in Londonderry Peace Appeal
John Redmond's call to cancel the Londonderry parade wins support from the bishop and clergy. Catholic and Protestant pulpits echo appeals to keep the peace. War reporters arrive in Belfast to find streets calm, with only police, volunteers, and unarmed soldiers in view.
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London
John Redmond
Londonderry
Belfast
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Belmont
Craigavon
Ulster Provisional Government
Not Irish Fight Speakers in Ulster Debate Neutrality
County Cavan Club and Michael Davitt Branch speakers urged neutrality for Irish and claimed the English fight among themselves. They linked dissension to English Tory influence and predicted home rule within months, while urging no violence and urging Irishmen to let others bear the fighting.
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Ireland
Ulster
County Cavan Club
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United Irish League of America
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Appleton Hall
United Irish League
Panama Canal
George H. Boyle
Ac Davitt
Orangemen
Armagh
Belfast
Peter Mahan
John E. Redmond
England
Dom
Connors
Quiet Exhortations at Ulster Volunteers Parade
Seven hundred Ulster volunteers gathered at Armagh cathedral for a church parade as the Lord Primate urged calm conduct. He urged restraint toward dissenters and framed the crisis as a time for defense with the motto Defence not Defiance.
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Armagh
Ireland
Direct farm to consumer parcel post plan outlined
Washington March 22 preliminary steps were taken by the Post Office Department to lower living costs by using parcel post to deliver farm products direct to consumers. Ten citizens were chosen to develop producer consumer links while crates for butter eggs poultry vegetables and fruit are approved for parcel post.
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Post Office Department
Parcel Post
Burleson
Farm product lists go to postmasters for parcel post
Orders sent today to postmasters in Boston Atlanta St Louis San Francisco Baltimore Detroit La Crosse Lynn Rock Island and Washington direct them to gather names of persons ready to supply farm products in retail parcel post quantities. Printed lists will be shared with town and city patrons enabling city consumers to contact farmers for supplies.
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Mass
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Roper
Roxbury Matriarch Mary Connor Dies at 91
Mrs. Mary Connor of Roxbury died at her home on Woodville Street after a brief illness. She was 91, born in County Roscomgood Ireland, and resided in Roxbury 59 years. Survived by husband Michael and children Dr John H F, Patrolman Joseph M, William, Delia, and Mrs Mary O Keefe. Funeral from St Patrick's Church on Wednesday at 9 AM.
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Michael Connor
John H F
Joseph M. Connor
Woodville’ Street
Roxbury
William
Delia
Mary O'Keefe
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