Priest Makes Formal Charges After Fire Line Incident
The Rev. Father O'Connor of St. James Church says he will press charges against Police Lieutenant Libby after being barred from entering the Leatherbee lumber yard fire to minister to an injured fireman. Fire Commissioner Weiss and Police Commissioner Cole say priests are generally admitted to fire lines when needed and will investigate the matter.
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Wells
Cole
Father O’connor
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
William QO. Libby
Roxbury
Adminster
Leatherbee
Father O'Connor
Libby
Weiss
Department
Mater
Religious Supervision Federation Formed for College Clergy
The American Federation of Spiritual Directors of College Catholic Clubs unites Catholic clubs from non-Catholic and non-sectarian colleges across the United States and Canada. Harvard Yale Brown Columbia California Pennsylvania and MIT join the effort to oversee members' religious instruction. Officers elected include President Rev John J Farrell Harvard Vice-President Rev F X Morrison California Secretary Treasurer Rev James J McCarthy MIT and Executive Board Rev Michael H Egan Dartmouth Rev George S Rapier Georgia.
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American Federation of Spiritual Directors of
College Catholic Clubs
United States
Canada
Harvard
Yale
Brown
Columbia,of California
University of Geversity of Pennsylvania
John J. Farrell
F. X. Morrison
D. D
California
James J. McCarthy
Michael H. Egan
Dartmouth
George S. Rapier
Georgia
Gift of Roses for the Mayor at New England Assembly
Mayor Fitzgerald urged Massachusetts to provide a state home for consumptives during the New England assembly opening at the American House. J Antoine of New Bedford presented the mayor with a pillar of roses as the grand Massachusetts assembly named officers including Hayes Boston Goddy Holyoke Erard Spring field Fontaine Manchester New Hampshire Desmarais New Bedford Roberge Lawrence Painchaud Haverhill Gould Springfield Shabot Wendlington Daigle Fall River McCarthy Brookline and others in attendance.
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New England Assembly of the Union Fraternal League
American House
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
J. Antoine
New Bedford
Grand Assembly of
T. F. Hayes
Lawrence
Mathilda Painchaud
Haverhill
Fred Gould
Springfield
Sentinel
A. Shabot
Winchendon
Joseph Daigle
Putnam, Conn
Della Renaud
Fall Tee
Patrick McCarthy
Brookne
Italian Baptists Elect At Second Session
At the second session of the eighth annual Italian Baptists convention held at Baptist Bethel in Boston officers were chosen. President Rev. G. Bogencio of Boston vice president Rev. A. Casson of Newark secretary IL Scelfo of Worcester treasurer Rev. A. Barone of Boston. Speakers included Rev. Massiglia Rev. Peruzzi Rev. Boccacio Rev. Barone and Dr E A Bruce. Closing exercises scheduled for this afternoon and evening.
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The
A. Peruzzi
G. Boccacio
G. Barone
E. A. Bruce
Canadian Cruisers Capture Two Yankee Fishermen Near North Sydney
Fishermen from Boston and Gloucester see Canadian seizure of two vessels, the Raymah and Parthia, near North Sydney as enforcement of the three mile limit. Owners consider protest to the State Department while paying fines and planning later action. The incident echoes long standing disputes over the 1818 treaty and American rights in Canadian waters.
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Raymah
Felix Hogan
Atlantic Maritime Company OF
Boston
Cape North
N. 8
North Sydney
A. P. Gardner
Gloucester
Parthia
State Department
C. B
T Wharf
Canada
Atlantic Maritime Company
Sylvanus Smith
Posses Press Toward German Settlement in Muenter Case
Illinois sheriffs and deputies from DuPage and Kane counties converge on Cloverdale near Wheaton to locate Erich Muenter the Harvard instructor sought in connection with his wife's death in Cambridge. A man matching Muenter was seen in Wheaton and reports place Miss Bersham Muenter with local families.
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Chicago
Dupage
Kane Counties
Cloverdale
Wheaton
Erich Muenter
Harvard
Cambridge
Muenter
Bersham Muenter
John Keenan Wool Merchant Dies After Illness
John Keenan longtime wool merchant and later bag maker died at his West Newton Street home after several months illness. He was 70 years old, born in Ireland, and came to this area years ago where he was a prominent figure in the wool trade.
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John Keenan
West Newton Street
Ireland
North
Ind
Miners Strike Hits River City Mine Workforce
Word arrived that over 150 workers at the Minuate Man Company's River mine went on strike amid labor trouble not yet learned in Amherst Ohio on May 9.
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Amherst, N
Minuate Man Company
William B. Hornblower Resigns From NY Life Board
William B. Hornblower a lawyer resigns from the board of trustees of the New York Life Insurance Company effective immediately leaving the post vacant and prompting notice to investors and the corporate governance committee.
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New York
William. B.hornblower
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Men Frauds Target City Firm With Charity Scheme
Police were alerted by Collins and Fairbanks at 383 Washington Street after two well dressed men attempted to solicit a donation through a fraudulent subscription blank for the American Association of Civic Service Associations. They fled when confronted. officers suspect they are the pair who scammed towns last fall. One man is about 40, six feet tall, 190 pounds, dark. the other is shorter, light complexioned.
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Collins & Fairbanks
Washington Street
American Association of Civic Service Associations
Will of Dr. Cumston Leaves Bequests to Schools and Hospitals
The will of Dr. Charles M. Cumston of Monmouth filed for probate in Boston provides public bequests to Bowdoin College 23000 to the town of Monmouth 15000 to the English High School Association 5000 to Carney Hospital 15000 and one half of a sum for an interested party. Other gifts include Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children 1000 Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association 1000 and the State Society for the Protection of Animals 1000.
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Augusta
Charles M. Cumston
Monmouth
Boston English High School
Boston
Bowdoin College
Town of
Onmouth
English High School Association
Carney Hospital
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
State Society For the Protection of Animals
Cumston Bequest Announced At BEinglisna High Meeting
At the BEinglisna High School Association annual gathering on Montgomery street the income fund was announced as a bequest from former Head Master Charles M. Cumston. Officers elected include President Charles L. Burrell and Vice-President John F. Casey with a slate of directors and officers.
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Beinglisna High School Association
Montgomery Street
Charles M. Cumston
Cumston
Charles L. Burrell
William H. Partridge
A. H. Gilson
Mark I. Adams
John B. Clapp
Carl O. Sayward
Class of 56 Dined at Westminster Hotel Celebration
The 50th anniversary of the English High School class of 56 was observed by ten members of the class association and a few friends at the Westminster Hotel. Present were E F Bowler E H Cutler Dr Francis Bundy E L Grueby Henry Krueger Herbert Magoun Page W W Page G M Stevens and G H Worthley. Officers elected include Henry Krueger president H G Sturtevant and E H Cutler vice presidents E F Bowker secretary and treasurer.
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Westminster Hotel
E. F. Bowler
E. H. Cutler
Francis ©. Bundy
E. L. Grueby
Henry Krueger
Herbert Magoun
Winchester Church Row Denies Leader’s Resignation
In Winchester on May 9 church members denied reports that Franklin Rolfe plans to resign after 14 years as a leading Scientist. At the annual meeting Edward Foster was elected treasurer and superintendent while Rolfe says he has no intention of leaving and all is harmonious.
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Winchester
The
Christian Science Church
Franklin Rolfe
Edward K. Foster
Grove Street
Rolfe
Maiden Men Told by Court They Deserve to Be Beaten
In Malden District Court Judge Charles M. Bruce sentenced William Kimball and Gaston Tirennante of Everett to $25 and three months in the House of Correction for assaulting Abe Barzelay and Ira Cramer of Everett. The incident began on an L car when Barzelay asked the prisoners to stop tormenting him, leaving Cramer with blackened eyes and bruised body. The judge’s remark in court stirred a sensation.
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House of Correction
Charles M. Bruce
Malden District Court
Willam Kimball
Gaston Tirennante
Everett
Abe Barzelay
Ira Cramer
Kimball
Barzelay
Cramer
Bruce
Man Arrested For Theft Of Ties And Gloves
Police Inspectors arrested George A Dickson, 32, of Bartlett Street, charging him with theft of 31 neckties valued at 48 dollars and six pairs of gloves valued at 17 dollars from men’s furnishings stores where he worked as a salesman.
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Patterson and Wolff
George A. Dickson
Bartlett Street
Notorious con man Woodward walks free after habeas ruling
William C. Woodward alias Big Hawley, jailed for mail fraud, wins habeas corpus relief under a mutation act extending sentence reductions. He leaves Charlestown prison with seven days per month shaved off his four year and three month term, then greets Judge Brown in a quiet exchange before departure.
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William C. Woodward
Big Hawley
Green Goods
Post
Charlestown
United States District Court
Woodward
United States
William T. Way
W. H. Garland
Brown
United States Circuit Court
Charles H. Cole
Greenfield
Bourn Testifies in Swift Case at Federal Building Trial
Robert L. Bourn of Bourn Hadley & Co furniture makers testified all day in the Swift ex-custodian case at the federal building. He described a Boston visit and Swift dinner on Washington Street, Swift showing other bids and destroying his initial $610 bid then amending to 150 under Swift’s direction.
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Robert _L. Bourn
Bourn, Hadley & Co
Templeton
Timothy J. Swift
Federal
Bourn
Boston
Swift
Washington Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Spring Humors
Testimonial from Mrs. Bertram Gray of New Bedford praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing eczema and “spring humors” after vaccination effects. Ad claims blood purification, boosted appetite, and reduced fatigue, with numerous testimonials and a price of 100 doses for $1. Endorses liquid form and Sarsatabs.
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Hood
Bertram ‘Gray
Arnold Street
New Bedford
Mass
Shakes Up Medford Police Force
May 9 report says Chief Holmes has reorganized the Medford police. Francis H. Tetlep, after 19 years around Medford square, is sent to the brick yards while James H. Kane moves to headquarters duty and others shift to South Medford West Medford Hillside district and South Medford under D K Richardson F J Lewis C H Watson and W G Golden.
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Medford
Holmes
Francis H. Tetlep
Medford Square
James H. Kane
D K. Richardson
South Medford
F. J. Lewis
West Medford
C. H. Watson
Hillside
W. G. Golden
New York Rep Bulzer Introduces Free Hide Bill
Representative Bulzer of New York introduced a free hide bill in the House. The measure aims to exempt hides from taxation and regulation, prompting discussion on trade and agricultural policy.
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Washington
Bulzer
New York
Free new health book promises personal well being
An advertisement touts a free book titled PHE BATTLE CREEK IDEA claiming it shows how readers can improve health at home with a small stamp for postage. It asserts the guide explains choosing a healthier heart and lifestyle without medical drag, targeting individual benefit.
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Battle Creek
Uae
Ba Creek
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