Remains of Archbishop Corrigan viewed by thousands in New York
New York crowds estimate 20 000 viewed Archbishop Corrigan in state at the Cathedral with thousands more between 11 am and 5 pm. A guard of honor from the Catholic Club and soldiers from the Sixty ninth Regiment protected the interior as clergy prepared for Friday’s funeral Mass. Cardinals from Rome and London sent sorrowful cablegrams while Masses were held at St Patrick’s Cathedral.
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New York
Corrigan
Catholic Club
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Catafalquec
Joseph Sibbel
Cardinal Vaughn
London
Rome
The
Propaganda
Vatican
Margherita
Italy
Guard of Honor
Cardinal Gibbons
Mooney
John Edwards
Co. K. Colton
James H. McGean
M. J. Lavelle
James N. Connolly
Thomas J. Myhan
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Ferranti
Cardinal Rampolla
Monsignor Corrigan
Metropolitan Church of
Rampolla
Pontifical Secretary of
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Father Lavells
Father Daly
George W. Corrigan
McQuaid
Rochester
Ignatius Sanchez de Oca
San Luis
Potosi
Father McAleer
Toauy
John Iidwards
Colton
Mcean
Flood
McCreedy
Phelan
Ireland Nearer Cardinal New York
Rome rumor cites Archbishop Corrigan’s death as narrowing the field to Bishops Mc Dornell and Farley for the New York cardinalate. Vatican chatter notes Corrigan’s passing removes a key rival to Archbishop Ireland, with three provincial names to Rome before the Pope finalizes the choice.
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New York
Rome
the Tribune
Corrigan
McDornell
Farley
Vatican
Ireland
Monsignor
Appointment of deputy chief of district police and staff
At a recent executive council session Governor appointed Joseph B E Shaw of Lynn as deputy chief of the district police heading the new fire marshal department. C Frank Rice of Somerville named chief aide in the fire marshal's department with former aides listed. Dervil M Wilcox of Lee named medical examiner replacing C C Holcombe. J M Curley named clerk of the Chelsea Police Court. Frank Rice, reclassified, was a former newspaperman before joining the State fire marshal's office in 1894.
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Executive Council
Joseph BE. Shaw
Lynn
Department of
Force
C.frank Rice
Somerville
Hitcomb
James Anderson
Springfield
Maurice F. Casey
Haverhill
B. Dunn
Boston
Frank R. Morrigan
Millbury
John H. Scott
Milford
Dervil M. Wilcox
Lee Mediexaminer
C. C. Holcombe
J. M. Curley
Chelsea
Frank Rice
State Police
Rice
State Fire Marshal
Mrs Mary E Oakes Credits Father John’s Medicine
Newburyport Massachusetts resident Mrs Mary E Oakes recovered from a severe grip and sore throat and writes to thank Father John’s Medicine for relief.
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Mary E. Oakes
Newburyport
Mass
Father John
Charlestown Woman Foils Bold Thief at Jewelry Store
Mrs. Lillian Johnson kept watch over the 281 Main street jewelry store when George S. Lombard, 35, entered to steal a wristwatch and a cheap chain. She fired three shots into the air to stop him, then he fled toward Salem street and was chased by a crowd until police captured him. Lombard faced larceny charges and was Bertillon measured before arraignment.
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Main
Salem Streets
Charlestown
Salem Street
Lillian Johnson
Main Street
W. L. Anderson
Whitney
Howard
Mike Roselli
Lombard
High Street
Wesley Street
Witney
Oselli
Currier
Farrell
Fremont Chase
Johnson
Roxbury
Tremont and
Milford
Bishop Potter Faints During Speech at Choir Event
Bishop Henry C Potter of the New York Episcopal diocese fainted while addressing a choir school entertainment at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. He recovered quickly, was attended by medical staff, then sent home. doctors cited overwork as a likely cause.
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New York
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Cident
Totter
Clover
St. Luke's Hospital
Washington Square
H. M. Silver
Boy Ron Over And Killed In East Boston Accident
Four year old Frederick Tindquist of 293 Sumner Street East Boston was run over by Munroe's express team yesterday afternoon and died at City Hospital relief station. The boy fell while trying to jump onto the team at Sumner and Orleans streets. A bystander carried him to Dr O Keefe's office. he was pronounced hopeless and sent to the hospital.
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Frederick Tindquist
Sumner Street
Boston
Munroe
City Hospital
Sumner
Orleans Streets
O'Keefe
Chicago Sailors Cleared of Disorder in Trieste
Vienna May 7 Four sailors from the United States cruiser Chicago were taunted by locals in Trieste last Sunday. Police intervened and arrested a civilian. Trieste's chief of police says the American sailors ashore behaved above reproach.
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Vienna
Trieste
United States
Chicago
Day of tributes for Rear Admiral Sampson in Washington
Washington honors the memory and service of Rear Admiral Sampson. Mrs. Sampson is prostrate, funeral set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the Church of the Covenant, then Arlington with naval and military escort. Secretary Moody to issue orders and invite Cabinet members and Congress to attend.
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Washington
Sampson
Arlington
Naval Academy
North Atlantic
Washington Barracks
Marine Band
Moody
Admiral Sampson
Naval Service
Taylor and Higginson
Chadwick
Clark
Cook
Rorsevelt
Supreme Court
Samp son the Man in Captain Chadwick’s Portrait
The New York Post prints Captain Chadwick’s piece on Samp son the Man praising Rear Admiral Sampson. It recounts his youthful rise to lieutenant, his crystal soul, and his modesty at becoming commander in chief of the North Atlantic Squadron.
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New York
the Post
Sampson
Chadwick
Ater
North Atlantic
Sicard
Strikers Reject Brewers Offer in Late Night Talks
No settlement reached between Master Brewers and striking brewery workers after hours of debate. Union and brewery reps clashed over discharge power and union hiring rules with Colonel Pfaff noting willingness to unionize plants but require right to discharge, filled by union men.
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Messrs
Ward
Crosier
Hennessey
Kenney
Kneeland
McCarthy
Pfaff
Carl
Lee
Miller
Nolan
Huntress
Charles H. Pfaff
Young Woman Seeks Death on Overdose at 381 Shawmut
Miss Florence Cole 29 of 381 Shawmut Avenue took six and a half grains of morphine early today. She lies in City Hospital in serious condition with recovery doubtful, telling doctors she had no friends in the city and would not reveal marital status. Patrolman Jones assisted the informant in reporting the incident.
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Florence Cole
Shawmut Avenue
City Hospital
Jones
Division 5
381
Bay State Nut On Clubs Slate
The nominating committee of the National Federation of Women's Clubs has completed its officers slate for tomorrow's vote. The ticket lists President Dimiss-T. S. Denison of New York. First Vice President Robert J. Burdette of California. Second Vice President Emma Fox of Michigan. Recording Secretary William F. Coad of South Dakota. Corresponding Secretary Louise Papperheim of South Carolina. Treasurer Emma Van Vechten of Iowa. Auditor Neves of Wisconsin. Directors include W. A. Nelden of Utah, J. C. Carroll of Texas, and Humphreys of Kansas. It is reported the Colorado woman will not accept a presidential nomination from the floor. a second ticket may be discussed as the convention concludes tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Dimiss- T. S. Denison
New York
Robert J. Burdette
California
Emma Fox
Michigan
William F. Coad
South Dakota
Louise Papperheim
South Carolina
Emma van Vechten
Towa
Neves
Wiscong
N. Ae
W. A. Nelden
Utah
J. C. Carroll
Texas
Humphreys
Kansas
Decker
Colorado
Color line agitation stirs federation as Mass clubs react
Miss Filoretta Vining reports sentiment nationwide on the color question. She notes the Georgia and Massachusetts compromise as the best solution, Massachusetts alone opposing it. Reorganization plans were deemed illegal by Chief Justice Sloss and Judge Noyes, who said bylaws cannot disenfranchise members.
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Massachusetts
Filoretta Vining
South
Georgia
Ssachusetts
Sloss
California
Noyes
Wisconsin
Nationalists free Dublin meeting over Lord Mayor attendance
Nationalist members blocked the Dublin corporation from debating whether Lord Mayor T. C. Harrington should attend King Edward's coronation. Harrington announced no quorum as 40 Nationalist members gathered outside. The crowd derided "God help the King" while the meeting adjourned.
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Dublin
Corporation of Dublin
T. C. Harrington
Edward
King
Boston and vicinity forecast fair with light to fresh winds
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Boston and vicinity on Thursday and Friday. Expect light to fresh west to southwest winds with improving air across eastern Massachusetts and New England benefits from a high pressure system.
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Boston
Vicinity
New England
Ax Oler
Massachusetts
New York
Miners Readied for Possible Strike in Anthracite
Scranton reports a coal crisis as miners threaten to strike if operators do not offer concessions. President Mitchell says no concessions yet and a key executive board meeting is set for tomorrow to decide whether to strike for higher pay shorter workday and mine weighing of coal. Rumors of 1000 workers at Buffalo to operate pumps if strike widens circulate.
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Scranton
Penn
Mitchell
Buffalo
Mullahy
Stationary Firemen's Association
National Municipal League Holds Eighth Annual Meeting
The National Municipal League met at the Twentieth Century Club and Boston University Law School. James C. Carter was elected president and Clinton Rogers Woodruff reported on Municipal Progress During the Past Year. Charles Zeublin spoke on civic improvement and honest government featured in evening talks.
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National Municipal League
Twentieth Century Club
Boston University Law School
James C. Carter
New York
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
League For Civic Improvement
Boston
Capen
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
BAY State Nut
Miss Vining
Ciites
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