Parochial Reunion Highlights Boston Leaders and Parishioners
The St James's parish gathering honored leaders such as Hugh O Brien the city's only Catholic Mayor Boston, with Hon Michael F Callahan and Councilman William Fitzgerald presenting the rising generation. Attendees included Joseph H O Neil Anna Fitzgerald Alderman Barry Col Roger Scannell Philip and Timothy Quinn W H Roth Daniel M Driscoll Nellie Driscoll John P Dore Daniel M and John J Falvey Thomas Mackey and many other prominent citizens. Oldest parishioners marked the event with Patrick Dolan 87 John Lyon 65 Mrs Henry 65 John Wall 65 Mr James Collins 70 Mrs Mary I Russell 70 and John McCaffrey 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Parish
Hugh O’brien
Boston
Michael F. Callahan
William Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O’neil
Anna Fitzgerald
Barry
Roger ¥. Scannell
Philip H
Timothy F. Quinn
W. H. Roth
Daniel M. Driscoll
Nellie Driscoll
John P. Dore
Daniel M
John J. Falvey
Thomas Mackey
John A. Duggan
Michael F. Sullivan
Daniel P. Toomey
Patrick Dolan
John Lyon
Henry
John Wall
James Collins
Mary I. Russell
John McCaffrey
Husbands and Wives Find They Did Not Marry the Right Person
A Boston court scene chronicles mismatched marriages and divorces as Judge Sherman rapidly clears cases. Reports detail Isabel Scott and William Wilson, Annie M. Dyer and Humphrey, Charles H. Rhoder and Clarissa, Emily A. Babbitt and Charles C., and others facing betrayals, separations, and legal actions across Somerville, Cambridgeport, and New York, with references to years and locations.
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Sherman
Isabel Scott
William Wilson
Isabella
Willie
Annie M. Dyer
Humphrey
Boston
Charles H. Rhoder
Clarissa
Charles
Rhodeses
Somerville
Lexington
Cambridgeport
George Harrison
Harrison
Emily A. Babbitt
Charles C
London
Old England
William E. Jameson
Deer Island
Alma F
Mma J. Corey
Henry S
New Hampshire
Theodore W. Pearson
Celina F
New Brunswick
Joseph
Jamaica Plain
Crescent Avenue
Velyn Litchfield
Harold A
New York
Verdict for Annie Crowley in park commission case
In Crescent Beach restaurateur Annie Crowley suit against the Commonwealth for property taken by park commissioners for Marine Park purposes, a Superior Court jury awarded her 19 194 24 dollars. The commissioners had offered 12 000 dollars at first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Crowley
Crescent Beach
Commonwealth
Park Commissioners
Marine Park
Superior Court
Crowley
Interesting Experience of an Indian Apolis Gentleman on Nervous Dyspepsia
An Indianapolis reader praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for nervous dyspepsia relief noting improved flesh, sleep, and overall health after four years of trial. The piece emphasizes that the real issue lies in the stomach and that tablets aid many linked symptoms. The ad-like promotion urges sending for a book and mentions price and availability.
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W. Sharper
No. 61
Prospect St
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart
A. W. Sharpe
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Human ostrich eater endures heavy metal meal on X ray
Dr. Arthur W. Goodspeed used X rays on Harry Harrison of York after he swallowed a large load of metals including tacks rivets screws and nails in two sessions. Harrison described as a museum freak known as the human ostrich and boy with the steel clad stomach. The radiograph showed a dense crescent of metal in the stomach despite movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harrison
Arthur W. Goodspeed
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Harrison
York
Goodspeed
Harry
Water Front Steamers Race Halifax Yarmouth and Varied Arrivals
A noon harbor race between steamers Halifax and Yarmouth bound for Nova Scotia drew large crowds from Lewis wharf. Halifax led through the Narrows, with Yarmouth narrowing the gap near Boston Light. Victorian from Liverpool arrived with saloon passengers and cargo, including cattlemen. a Cedar Falls youth rode out a foggy Grand Banks crossing in fear, seeking a life preserver. Also noted: Ladoga from Hamburg with 24 786 bags of sugar and 2500 barrels of cement. Frank A Palmer, largest new four masted schooner, on first voyage. Tug Scranton with coal barges bound for Hoboken.
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Halifax
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Pye
Boston
Victorian
Liverpol
Aarge
Cedar Falls
Ohio
Ladoga
Hamburg
Frank A. Palmer
Bath
Scranton
Hoboken
Wor
Pilot Boat America Arrives for New Service at National Dock
In the Narrows the ebb tide drove vessels ashore on Georges Island yesterday morning. Captain James H. Reid’s new pilot boat America was towed from Gloucester by tug Emma 5 Bradford and placed at National dock for immediate fitting for pilot service. She received a broad salute from steamers and yachts in the harbor.
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Black Rock
Georges Island
James H. Reid
America
Gloucester
Emma 5
Bradford
National Dock
Child Struck by Wagon Injures Four Year Old
Four year old Annie daughter of Max Kaplan of Auburn Street was run over by a wagon owned by the Boston and Worcester Despatch Express Company while playing with other children. She sustained a skull fracture and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Annie
Max Kaplan
Auburn Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston and Worcester Despatch Express Company
Drunk for Twenty Years Seeks Anti Jag Remedy
A correspondent recounts long-term alcoholism and praise for a mysterious remedy named Anti Jag. He claims a transformation to a sober, respected citizen after use, and offers to mail the product in plain wrapper via Renova ical Co, Broadway, New York, on receipt of one bar. The note notes secrecy and requests full particulars.
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Renova Ical Co
Broadway
New York
Battle Near Pentepigadia as 6000 Greeks Engage Turks
A May 4 despatch from Arta reports 6000 Greek troops led by Colonel Bairachtaris advancing on Pentepigadia clashing with Turkish forces. a battle is said to be in progress. London reports Greece may seek peace while Athens remains neutral. Smolenski declines crown prince staff post and government awaits front feedback.
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Athens
Arta
Bairachtaris
Pentepigadia
London
Daily Chronicle
Pharsalos
the Times
Smolenski
Curzon Notes Mediation Push in Greece Turkey Conflict
In the House of Commons the parliamentary secretary Mr. George N. Curzon said powers are continually mediating toward ending the Greece Turkey war. He stressed that belligerents must be ready to accept autonomy for Crete and noted Greek troop presence and Cretan Christian resistance hinder progress. He denied widespread famine among Christians and cited Mussulman coastal crowds as the main destitution worry.
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London
Foreign Office
George N. Curzon
House of Commons
Greece
Turkey
Crete
Curzon
Britain Proclaims Neutrality in Turkish Greek War
London May 4. A royal proclamation urges neutrality for all British subjects in the Turkey Greece conflict. Ministers of war and interior returned from Pharsalos report to the cabinet. it is understood the war will be discontinued.
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London
Turkey
Greece
Athens
Daily Mail
Pharsalos
Turkey to mobilize 600000 troops for Europe and Anatolia
Constantinople reports a plan to raise Turkish forces to 300000 in European provinces and 600000 overall including Anatolia. Four transports carrying troops passed the Dardanelles on Sunday en route to the Aegean Sea. The ultimate destination is not known.
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Constantinople
Anatolia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Egean
St James Parish Honors Father McQuaid At First Reunion
The St James parish in Boston honored Father William P McQuaid at its first reunion in nearly fifty years. Senator Quinn Mayor Quincy and Congressman Fitzgerald attended along with clergy and 200 singers in a tribute to parish history and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Parish
Boston
William P. McQuaid
St. James
John J. Williams
James A. Healy
Portland
Mathew Harkins
Providence
St. James's Parish
Turnhalle
Washington Street
Springfield
John Quinn, Jr
Massachusetts
Patrick F. McDonald
Josiah Uiney
John F. Fitzgerald
Michael F. Callahan
William
Senator Quinn
Quincy
Fitzgerald
New England
Hayes will case drags through Cambridge hearing
In Cambridge the Hayes will contest the testimony nears completion after a long session. Dr Leonard Jarvis, a cousin and Claremont NH physician, testified Hayes planned to kill a male child to prevent it bearing his name. He noted the child was Sam Upham’s and that Hayes had ben drinking.
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Hayes Will
Cambridge
Leonard Jarvis
Hayes
Claremont
N. H
Frank Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Sam Upham
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