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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1920

Page

3

Prominent Woman Dies in Killarney Ireland

Word arrives of the death in Killarney of Mrs Gleason O Donoghue a beloved 70 year old trader. A requiem mass was held at the cathedral with bishops and priests officiating. The funeral proceeded to Muckross Abbey as residents mourned.

Killarney Ireland Gleason O’donoghue O'Sullivan Kerry P. J. Fitzgerald Admr W. F D. F. O'Sullivan T. O'Brien Muckross Abbey Timothy Shine Baker

Doctor Donlan Replies To McLaughlin Charges

Dr. Charles E. Donlan, superintendent of the island, told the Board of Infirmary Trustees that Councilman Edward F. McLaughlin’s attack on the Long Island Hospital and Almshouse administration was false unwarranted and scandalous He said McLaughlin deliberately lies and showed brutal insolence while on the island and that he declared we are going to get Peters and O'Brien.

Edward F. McLaughlin Long Island Hospital Charles E. Donlan Island Board of Infirmary Trustees McLaughlin Thomas C. O’brien O’brien Donlan Dr. Donilan

Donlan Defends Island Infirmary From Malice Claims

Dr Donlan rejects McLaughlin charges as false or malicious noting the heat outage was for pipe repair not coal saving. He says influenza began Feb 15 with no ward temperature change and calls the turning off of heat a necessary repair and condemns the denial of a military system on the island as a long disproven fiction.

MecLaughlin McLaughlin Donlan

New Fireproof School With Auditorium at Winthrop Highlands

Plans for a modern fireproof Winthrop Highlands school replace the old wooden building lost by fire last winter. Architect Willard M. Bacon leads design for a tapestry brick structure with limestone trim, ten rooms plus an auditorium and movie booth to serve grades one through eight at an estimated cost near 180000.

Winthrop Highlands Willard M. Bacon Highlands School

Season's First Straw Hatriot at Harvard

Harvard sophomores organized a straw hat celebration outside Randolph Hall on the Gold Coast. A freshman prankster wore a gray cap after upperclassmen blindfolded him, turning the moment into a mischievous campus rite with playful rivalry.

Harvard Randolph Hall Gold Coast

Oppose Raise for Miners Demand Escalates

New York March 26. Anthracite mine operators oppose granting miners an 18 7 10 or more than the 27 percent boost given to bituminous workers. United Mine Workers officials insist on 60 percent, saying wages must keep pace with living costs. Philip Murray pledges no modification and full fight for demands.

New York Philip Murray United Mine Workers

Pastel Taffeta Roses Adorn Foundation Skirts

A fashion note describes skirts with taffeta roses in pastel colors appliqued on the foundation layer, subtly veiled by tunics for a delicate, refined look.

Williams assails Senate over peace treaty debate

In Jackson Mississippi Senator John Sharp Williams told a joint session the ratification opponents aimed to protract illness and kill President Wilson He warned historians will call this era the great conspiracy that defeated the League of Nations in the U S Senate He challenged peers saying he would rather be a dog and bay at the moon than stay in the Senate after his term ends.

Jackson Miss Mississippi John Sharp Williams Wilson Williams Woull League of Nations United States Senate

Cheer in the Church Address Highlights Newton Centre Sermon

Robert M. Washburn will give an evening talk at Trinity Church Newton Centre on Sunday at 7 45 describing communal cheer and civic spirit within a church setting.

Robert M. Washburn Trinity Church Newton Centre

Scientists case shows new angle in religious petition

Mrs Mary Beecher Longyear of Brookline has filed an affidavit with Judge DeCourcy in the Supreme Court regarding Mrs Emilie B Hulin of Brooklyn NY intervening petition. If granted it would recommit the whole case to Master Judge Dodge. Judge DeCourcy’s decision is expected today.

Mary Beecher Longyear Brookline Christian Science Mother Church Judge DeCourcy Supreme Court Emilie B. Hulin Brooklyn N. Y Dodge

Affidavit Details Intervening Petition Opposed by Johnson History Project

Mrs. Longyear's testimony describes William Lyman Johnson employed to write a history of Christian Science from her documents. Johnson cites his father's diary, quotes appear before July 8, 1919, and directors including Dickey and Merritt opposed the project. Johnson's manuscript circulated to Leon M. Abbott in autumn 1919.

Johnson Leon M. Abbott Mr. Johnson Christian Science Board of Directors Messrs Dickey Merritt Christian Science Johnsoon

University of Washington to Debate Harvard on Free Speech

Harvard and University of Washington will stage a May debate on free speech with Washington traveling to Cambridge after inviting Harvard to the Pacific coast. The Cambridge officials judged the football trip to California sufficed for one year, so Washington will come east about two months hence.

Harvard University of Washington Cambridge Yale Princeton

Shea and Goldberg Form Partnership in Boston

Daniel A. Shea and Lewis Goldberg two noted U S attorneys have formed a private partnership and opened an office on Devonshire street under Shea & Goldberg. Both continue as federal officers and will handle only private law cases not involving the United States with Leo Rogers Edward B Ginsberg and Frank J Lynch joining the firm.

Daniel A. Shea Lewis Goldberg United States Devonshire Street Shea & Goldberg Shea Mr. Goldberg Cass Leo Rogers Edward EB. Ginsberg Frank J. Lynch Pretehtio Internal Revenue Bureau

Striped Skirt Parade Debuts New Wool Velour Styles

A fashion note highlights a gathering of ultra-select models modeling the latest striped materials. Exclusive display prices list 27.50 for striped skirts and 29.75 for wool velour skirts in checked patterns.

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