Irish Bill Opposed by the Hierarchy in Dublin
Catholic leaders led by Cardinal Logue and Archbishop Walsh denounce Mr Birrell's Irish bill as Nationalist delegates prepare for a convention. Timothy Healy and William O'Brien condemn the measure, blaming Roseberyism and Cabinet pressure for its introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mr. Birrell
John E. Redmond
Cardinal Logue
All Ireland
Walsh
Limerick
Kildare
Ireland
Timothy M. Healy
William O’brien
Healy
Asquith
Lord Rosebery
Miss Conway to Receive Laetare Medal in Boston Friday
Katherine E. Conway editor in chief of the Pilot will be presented with the Laetare Medal Friday evening in Boston College Hall by Rev. John W. Cavanaugh. The event marks the first woman recipient in New England and features remarks by Coadjutor Archbishop DoConnell and a response from Rev. Thomas I. Gasson. Attending groups include the O Reilly Reading Circle Catholic Union Boston Authors Club and many New England church and press figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College Hall
Katherine E. Conway
The
Pilot
John W. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Conway
New England
Do’Connell
Miss Conway
Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
John Boyle O'Reilly
Catholic Union
McQuaid
Rochester
N. Y
Fitzgerald
O'Reilly Reading Circle
Boston Authors’ Club
Children of Mary of the Sacred Heart
New England Woman's Press Association
St Marys School Pupils to Present Jack and the Beanstalk
Residents of the Bunker Hill district show strong interest in the upcoming operetta Jack and the Beanstalk by the pupils of St Marys School. The performance is scheduled for tomorrow with patrons urged to attend.
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ST. Mary’s School
Bunker Hill District
St. Mary's School
Charlestown Play Night Aids St Mary’s Church
Friday evenings at Roughan Hall benefit St Marys Church Charlestown directed by Sisters of St Joseph. James P Dowling leads as Jack with Cecilia O Callaghan Hubert J Smith Mrs P J Colbert Veronica Keating and others. A chorus of 100 St Marys School children.
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Roughan Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Sisters of St. Joseph
James P. Dowling
Jack
Cecilia O'Callaghan
Hubert J. Smith
Double Mission Services At SS Peter and Paul’s
Since opening ten days ago the SS Peter and Paul church mission has drawn large crowds, requiring a double morning and evening service. This week features two 5 am masses and both upper and lower church services each night led by Redemptorist missionaries including Daly Mulhall Warren Mylette and Gaelic preaching Cunniff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Redemptorist Order
Father Daly
Mulhall
Warren
Mylette
Cunniff
Somerville fortune told ends with $20 loss
Gaetamao Tamaico of 302 Somerville Avenue, Somerville, paid $20 for a fortune telling yesterday. Three Gypsy women entered his shop near 11 o clock and pressed for payments of $5, then $3 repeatedly, before leaving with his money as fire engines passed by Box 225 door.
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Gaetamao Tamaico
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Gaetamno
Dana Street
Gaetamao
William J McLean Dies After Illness at Roxbury Home
William J McLean died yesterday at his Roxbury home 74 Humboldt avenue after a life in railroads. A Paisley Scotland native born August 15 1860 he joined Illinois Central after its St Paul & Northern absorption and became New England agent in 1904 with Boston headquarters. He is survived by a widow.
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William J. McLean
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Paisley
Scotland
Illinois Central
St. Paul & Northern
Mr. Mchkean
New England
Boston
Proctor Eludes Locate After Supreme Court Loss
Robert G. Proctor, once secretary to Senator Lodge, was sentenced to 10 months hard labor for larceny but remains at large. The Supreme Court rejected his appeal. Proctor has been missing since his conviction, with officials unsure of his whereabouts and bondsmen unable to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Proctor
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
House of Correction
Republican State Committee
Proctor
Herbert Parker
Supreme Court
Superior
Boston
Parker
Post
Washington
Goldfield
Nev
New York City
Nevada
B W. C. Mansfield
Senator Lodge
West
Port
J. J. McCarthy
Daniel W. Lane
McCarthy
Lane
Moran
Mr. Proctor
de Courcy
Wreck Victim Alonzo Rogers Identified by Aleppo Shriners
Telegram from Aleppo Temple says the body of Alonzo Rogers, killed in the Honda California wreck last Saturday, was shipped from St Paul and may arrive in Boston tonight or tomorrow. Rogers, a veteran Pullman conductor nearing 60 and not married, lived in St Paul. Officials have not yet confirmed details or the full casualty list, awaiting Recorder Rowell’s return May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleppo Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Masonic Temple
Boylston Street
Alonzo Rogers
Honda
Cal
St. Paul
Rogers
Boston
Pullman Car
Pullman Car Company
North Station
Duluth
Chelsea
Aleppo
Catholic Benevolent Legion Opens 2nd Convention in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons Governor Warfield and Mayor Timanus greet delegates at the 2nd annual supreme council convention of the Catholic Benevolent Legion in Baltimore. The opening follows a solemn high mass at the cathedral. Reports show 56 fraternal groups operating in the country with 4,756,867 members and life insurance totaling $5,586,857,664.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Warfield
Timanus
Supreme Council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion
Catholic Club
Court Frees Dr Hudson From Serious Charge
Dr A Stanton Hudson of 210 Huntington Avenue was discharged by Judge Wentworth after a lower court found insufficient evidence for prosecution in a case accusing him of illegally treating Mrs Mary E Feldermann of Malden. He had been placed on 5000 dollar bail but was discharged when officers failed to locate the accuser.
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Hudson
A. Stanton Hudson
Huntington Avenue
Mary E. Feldermann
Malden
Wentworth
Feldermann
Crazy Automobile Runs Amuck on Ferryboat
A touring car owned by William B. Kauffman ran amuck on a ferry from Long Island City to East Thirty fourth Street injuring five people and throwing James B. Martin overboard. Chauffeur John J. Ryan was arrested and held without bail for criminal neglect as witnesses and passengers fled in panic.
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New York
Long Island City
East Thirtyfourth Street
East River
William B. Kauffman
John J. Ryan
Ryan
Kauff
James B. Martin
Brenton
L. S
John McCabe
Leonard Konetsky
Martin
Steinert
Yorkshire
Quick Lunch Habit Linked to Death in Chicago
Florence H. Brough a St James Episcopal Church singer in Chicago died by her own action after claiming she would die an old maid. Dr Frank W Lambdin and other Chicago physicians linked the death to a quick lunch habit noting it causes many self inflicted deaths among nervous individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florence H. Brough
St. James Episcopal Church
Mary Linder
Frank W. Lambdin
Boston Marine Society Holds Annual Dinner at Young's Hotel
The Boston Marine Society held its annual dinner and reception for members and wives yesterday at Young's Hotel. Captain J. Clifford Entwistle presided and the guest of honor was the Rev. R. Perry Bush of Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Marine Society
Young's Hotel
J. Clifford Entwistle
R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
Court Allows Bigelow Will After Contest
Judge Grant in Probate Court allowed the will of George N. Bigelow despite a challenge by his uncle Alonzo M. Bigelow who alleged lack of mental soundness. The estate totals include about $6000 in cash and over $20,000 from a trust fund. The deceased, a Boston craftsman, left most property to Elizabeth Lane, widow of his uncle W. R. Lane. During inspection near Washington Street a gang of hoodlums attacked, striking Alderman Bert Lavender who was traveling with the party. The wound was treated and the journey continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Bigelow
Grant
Boston
Elizabeth Lane
W. R. Lane
Alonzo M. Bigelow
Bert Lavender
Washington Streets
Charlestown
Alderman Lavender
Somerville Aldermen Attacked During City Tour
Somerville police investigate aggravated assault on aldermen during a Monday night city tour. The incident occurred while the group was touring local facilities and the committee on Electric was mentioned in initial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Electric
Free to asthma sufferers offer promises a cure
An advertisement invites asthma sufferers to write for a free trial of a so called New Method claimed to cure asthma at no cost. It asserts many have already been helped and urges immediate action to avoid further attacks.
Insomnia Cure Ad Promises Quick Nervous Relief
An advertisement promotes Ada-Lur-Iem Tablets as a nerve tonic curing insomnia and nervous disorders. It claims eye brightening, mind clarity, harmless ingredients, and lawful labeling with a price of 1 per box or 6 for 5, mailed from New York and sold at multiple Boston area stores.
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William Brandreth
Ada-Lur-Iem Medicine Co
Sixth Ave
New York City
Jaynes Drug CO
Houghton & Dutton, Lewis
Washington St
Portland St. Hunt
Wash
Eliot Sta. Woodward
Tremont St
Bromfield St
Sawyer
Tremont
Cor
Hollis St
Colburn
Pleasant St. Markell
Klein
Boylston
Walker-Rintell
Boylston, Fepstfin
Tremont Row
Cambridge—Hunt
Mass
Prospect St
Maiden—Hunt
Pleasant St
Central Sq. Lynn
Salem
Beverly
Ropes Drug Co
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O’brien
Lataremedal
SS. Peter and Paul
William J. M’lean
HUB Shriner
Catholic Benevolent Legion
IN Convention
Milwaukee
Jos
N. B. Welamator
Castoria
Bigelow
Frontier Asthma CO
Delaware Ave
Buffalo, N
Washington, Cor, Aran
Ada
JAS. J. Loughery & CO
Boston, Mass
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