Big Day for War Veterans Prominent leaders to attend Fenway event
Cardinal OConnell Governor Walsh and other state and church leaders plan to participate in a May 23 meeting and field services at Fenway Park honoring Spanish War Veterans. Elaborate plans call for attendance of patriotic and military groups including detachments from Androscoggin and Gresham, fort personnel, sailors and Marines from nearby ships, and companies from the Fifth Sixth and Eighth Regiments.
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Cardinal O’connell
Walsh
Fenway Park
Androscoggin and Gresham
Navy Yard
Devotion to Virgin Explained at Cathedral Sermon
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross hosted Rev. Joseph P. Turner delivering a weeklong series on Catholic devotion to the Blessed Virgin. Crowds filled the cathedral last night as Father Turner concluded with the solemn benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Joseph P. Turner
Father Turner
William B. Finigan
A. F. Hickey
John W. Culhane
Devotion to Mary Emphasized as Sacred and Reasonable
Father Turner defends Catholic veneration of the Virgin Mary, describing her as God’s perfect creature and mother of Jesus. He compares Mary’s role to biblical queenship, stresses her intercessory power, and urges non Catholics to study Catholic faith at the cathedral rectory starting tonight.
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Mary
God
Temple of
Jerusalem
Jesus
Satan
Heaven
Mary the Virgin Mother
Solomon
David
Solomon of Old
God of Heaven
Bethlehem
Herod
Nazareth
Calvary
Giant muskrat attacks councilman in Malden street brawl
A 15 pound giant muskrat leaped at Councilman Chester Burgess on Linden Avenue Malden early yesterday. It wrestled him for ten minutes before Burgess seized a nearby stick and clubbed the animal to death.
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Chester Burgess
Linden Avenue
Malden
Councilman Burgess Defends Self in Muskrat Attack
Councilman Burgess, returning from Malden Fire Department HQ, was mauled by a large muskrat on Linden Avenue near Pleasant Street. The animal struck five times, Burgess fought with fists and a stick, eventually crushing the skull with a blow. He tended his injuries at home at 72 Mountain Avenue.
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Burgess
Malden
Linden Avenue
Court Building
Pleasant Street
Mountain Avenue
Opera Singer Margarete Matzenauer Recital at Symphony Hall
Yesterday afternoon Mme Margarete Matzenauer and Ossit Gabrilowitsch performed in Symphony Hall. The recital marked her first appearance in this city and showcased her vast operatic range. The voice was opulent especially in middle and lower registers, though restraint limited dramatic effect on some pieces. Brahms Immer leiser and Strauss Befreit impressed listeners, while La Folletta was sung with gusto.
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Mme
Margarete Matzenauer
Ossit Gabrilowitsch
Symphony Hall
Mme. Matzenauer
Azucena
Brangaene
Tristan
Brunnhildes
Mme. Maltzenauer
Bostonian
Brahms
Strauss
Ward Men Rap Mayor at Public Meeting
Mayor Curley was sharply censured from the Arlington Street Church pulpit by Rev. Frederick B. Allen and J. Frank Chase at the New England Watch and Ward Society annual meeting. The Licensing Board drew criticism while police efforts to curb immorality were praised.
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Curley
Arlington Street
Frederick B. Allen
New England Watch and Ward Society
J. Frank Chase
Licensing Board of
Boston
Mayor censures drama while failing on public welfare
President Allen criticizes Mayor for censoring amateur and social dramas while ignoring widespread abuses in daily life and sparking reform on theatre morality. He condemns the licensing board as ineffective and urges penalties and law changes to address drug victims and immorality.
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Prsident Allen
Chase
Deer Island
Allen
Boston
Fitzgerald
Legislative Committee On Legal Affairs
McAdoo Seriously Ill in Washington After Operation
Secretary McAdoo remains seriously ill in Washington after his recent operation. Doctors say the condition is not appendicitis and note his prior appendix removal. President Wilson visited his son in law in the patient’s room for a few minutes.
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Washington
McAdoo
Wilson
Chauffeur Crashes After Killing Pedestrian on Dartmouth Street
A speeding chauffeur for Frank I Amory of 413 Commonwealth avenue rammed into a telegraph pole on a dead end street near Dartmouth after striking a man. Police detained the driver Carl W Willman and a passenger Ernest Williams for assault and intoxication respectively.
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Dartmouth Street
Frank I. Amory
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Place
Patrick McCarrey
E. P. Ryan
Dedham Street
Carl W. Willman
West Newton Street
Ernest Williams
Prinz Eitel Friedrich Poised to Leave Newport News
FITEL TO FLEE WASHINGTON March 28 Not many more hours remain for the German commerce destroyer Prinz Eitel Friedrich to hold status in American refuge at Newport News. Government secrecy remains, but the time to make repairs is nearly expired. Commander Max Thierichens must dash to the open sea or face internment for the remainder of the European war.
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Washington
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Newport News
Max Thierichens
United States
Navy moves to enforce neutrality as German ships loom
Reports say the German government may order the Prinz Huel to sea while the Alabama is sent to Hampton Roads on neutrality duty. British and French warships wait outside the three mile limit, and Washington authorities seek means to enforce neutrality within U.S. waters.
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Prinz Huel
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Washington
May Go To New York Big Sea Going Tug Pails In Close
Newport News March 28 Reports say the Prinz Wilhelm would be towed to New York within the three mile limit following the arrival of a large sea going tug with wireless. The Eifel is drawing under 13 feet and a request to Washington for protection within the three mile limit is noted. Some think the German ship might be interned in New York rather than leave U S jurisdiction.
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Newport News
New York
Eifel
Washington
United States
Plan for the Herne Reception in Boston
Edward L. Herne of New York former supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus will address the Boston League of Commercial and Fraternal League of America at Ancient Landmark Hall. A stag party will follow with presentations to Mr. Herne and a vocal musical program. David B. Shaw Henry A. Miller and I. W. Cunningham will speak. A class of 1909 new members will be initiated.
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Boston League of Commercial and Fraternal League of America
Edward L. Herne
New York
Supreme Knight
the Knights of Columbus
Boston
Herne
Supreme Council of the
Commercial and Fraternal League
Boston League
Landmark Hall
Boylston Place
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