Minahan to Outline Plans of Catholic Societies in Boston
Hon T B Minahan president of the American Federation of Catholic Societies will address a large Boston audience at Hollis Street Theatre Sunday evening. The event includes speakers representing Italian American German and Irish Catholic communities and aims to present federation principles to Catholic groups across the city. Bishop McFaul of New Jersey may attend and many church and Knights of Columbus groups have been invited. President Minahan travels from Columbus tonight to arrive tomorrow.
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T. B. Minahan
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Columbus
Hollis Street
Minahan
Thomas A. Mullen
Minaltdn
McFaul
New Jersey
Federation
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Archdiocese of
The
Foresters
Holy Name Societies
Race and Religious Lines Wiped Out at Lynn's Big Charity Breakfast
Three thousand four hundred thirty-nine people attended the annual May breakfast at Lynn’s First Methodist Episcopal Church and adjoining armory. The event showcased broad social integration with diverse ethnic and occupational groups dining together, while 16 city churches staffed tables and multiple booths sold flowers and souvenirs. The lunch featured New England baked beans, doughnuts, pies, cakes, and coffee, with two orchestras providing music. The breakfast drew a larger crowd than last year, reflecting communal charity and civic spirit in Lynn.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Armory
Great Brotherhood of Mans
Sweet Charity
Sweet 16
New England
May L. Sheldon
O. Blood
Charles H. Hastings
Globe Employees Dine at 16th Annual Dinner
Globe staff from all departments gathered at Faneuil Hall for the 16th annual Globe dinner hosted by General C. H. Taylor. After a brief speech thanking workers, guests enjoyed burlesque performances and vaudeville acts, closing with the Globe song celebrating circulation and loyalty.
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Globe
Faneuil Hall
Globe Office
F. H. Stanyan
Frank Sullivan
Eddie Butters
William Reardon
William H. McEwen
T. F. McAuliffe
W. H. Hills
John B. Whoriskey
Taylor
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted as Kidney and Blood Disease Cure
Advertises Warner's Safe Cure as a permanent vegetal remedy for kidney bladder blood diseases and related ailments. Claims range of conditions from rheumatic gout to female weakness with 30 years hospital use and doctor endorsements. Offers trial bottle by mail from Rochester New York with a promotional booklet upon request.
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Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
New York
Bodies of two stowaways found in coal bunkers
The steamer Sir Richard Grenville arrived from Cuba reporting two dead black stowaways discovered in the coal bunkers after departing Puerto Padre.
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New York
Sir Richard Grenville
Cuba
Puerto Padre
Edward Cook, 100, Dies in Misham Point
New Bedford records Edward Cook of Misham Point South Dartmouth dying this morning at age 100. The centenarian passed away in New Bedford, marking the end of a long life in the area.
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New Bedford
Edward Cook
Misham Point
South Dartmouth
Colonizing in Sixth District Sparks Campaign Claims
Salem May 1 grave charges about methods in the sixth district campaign allege colonization to aid candidates. Prominent workers from Lynn and other parts of the seventh district are said to reside in Peabody and nearby towns, with outside acquisitions altering local balance. The Lynn influx includes figures tied to past political battles and campaigns marked by heavy spending.
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Salem
Lynn
Peabody
Henry B.lovering
Senator Lodge
Congress
Printing Council Reports Scrutiny of City Proceedings Costs
Councilman Bennett urges ending verbatim printing of City Council proceedings costing 8500 to 10000 yearly. Proposals for annual printing were opened with Advertiser at 10000 and Traveler at 500. Committee to resend bids with specifics as Bennett’s reform faces strong opposition.
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Bennett
Ward 11
Massachusetts
Arge
Archbishop Corrigan Improves Significantly in New York
May 1 reports Arch bishop Corrigan was much improved and on the way to recovery as physicians announced his condition better today in New York.
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Archbishop Corrigan
New York
Corrigan
Politicians rush to fix voting residences for coming year
Last night politicians hurried to declare residency in preferred wards to ensure voting rights. Ex congressmen, agents, and city officials swapped lodgings on May 1 to be listed in ward tallies, with many choosing Ward 6 and Ward 9.
Moving At City Hall Opens New City Department Posts
Yesterday saw the Mayor's new appointees installed as predecessor desks were cleared. R Clipston Sturgis was elected chair of the School House Commission, while retiring Bradley sent roses to his successor. John M Minton sat in Kennedy's chair to lead the Election Commission. Kenn will wait for wire commissioner action next week. Hasket Derby did not appear but Horatio A Lamb left the children’s institutions post as Derby takes charge today. John B Martin entered the Penal Institutions post amid flowers and a cigars surprise for Bert Carruth, still awaiting appointment.
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R. Clipston Sturgis
Bradley
John M. Minton
Kennedy
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Carruth
Laskey and Miss Phillips Arrested in Lynn Hotel
William Laskey of Marblehead and Miss Minnie Phillips of Salem were arrested in a Spring Street Lynn hotel room last evening. Mrs. Laskey is the complainant. Both pleaded not guilty and the case was set for a Saturday hearing.
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Lynn
William Laskey
Marblehead
Minnie Phillips
Salem
Spring Street
Laskey
Witch City
Committee on Rules Snubbed Over Gotham Smoke Inquiry
The Legislative committee on cities announces they will travel to Gotham to study smoke control, saying private donors will fund expenses. They were denied authority by the committee on rules, signaling a political snub as anti smoke laws drive state debate and mimic New York style measures.
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Legislative Committee On
Gotham
Committee On Rules
Bay State
State House
Committee On Cities
Back Bay
New York City
New York
Thunder Killed Child in West Roxbury
Infant niece of Mrs. J N McKenney of Whiting Street West Roxbury died early yesterday. A sensational tale claimed a cat caused the death by sucking the breath, but doctors ruled convulsions from fright during the thunderstorm as the cause. Dr Sparhawk noted tense muscles and clenched fists. An autopsy was planned for today.
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J. N. McKenney
Whiting Street
West Roxbury
Sparhawk
Move to nolle pros three assault cases in Money incident
Washington on May 1 reports a move to nolle prosequi the three assault cases tied to the street car altercation involving Senator Money. Attorneys for the conductor and fireman protested the action.
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Washington
Nolle Prasse
Senator
Prize Drill by Charlestown High School Cadets
Charlestown High School Cadets plan their annual prize drill in the High School Hall next Saturday afternoon. The event includes competitive drills by the boy soldiers followed by dancing. Officers are Captain John M. Doran, First Lieutenant W. J. Smith, and Second Lieutenant W. J. Tonner.
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John M. Doran
Leutenant
W. J. Smith
W. J. Tonner
Special Stout Sizes For Men At Right Prices
Dame Nature is unkind to some yet we fit all. Short, Medium, Tall Stout and Tall Slim menswear with patterns cut right. Suits and Overcoats priced 10 to 25 dollars. Trousers 3 to 7 dollars. Shirts up to 20 inch neck and undergarments up to 56 chest offered.
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Sim
Revolt in South Russia Burns Noble Estate in Voronej
Report from St. Peters burg dated April 30 via London describes peasants in revolt in southern Russia burning Chateau of Romane in Voronej governorate. Nobles displaced from 15 to 20 acres as land is distributed, with authorities moving to quell rioting arson and devastation. High officials have joined regional leaders in Kharkoff.
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London
Alexander of Oldenbourg
Romane
Voronej
Russia
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Peter
Dragomiroff
Kieff
Pocarcoff
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Police
von Plehwe
Interior
Kharkoff
Orel
Koursk
New Quarters for Traveler Shoes Popular in City
Five years after its debut the Traveler shoe thrives due to style fit and workmanship. Thirty stores nationwide carry the $2.50 shoe and the plant remains the largest of its kind. New quarters at 599 Washinton street boast show windows, stocked interior, and a private cashier area under proprietor Wut with skilled staff. weiteres include men women and children lines.
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United States
Washinton Street
Wut
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