Young Catholics Toast and Honor Archbishop at BC Banquet
A near 300 attendees gathered in College Hall as Boston College Alumni and friends attended the Young Men's Catholic Association annual banquet closing Archbishop Williams's jubilee. The program featured welcome by Professor Mullen and a toast by Archbishop Williams with remarks from Rev. Pardoux and other church and college leaders.
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Archbishop Williams
College Hall
Young Men's Catholic Association
O. B. Pardoux
S. J
New York
Thomas F. Duffey
Association
Daniel A. Doherty
Thomas A. Mullen
James A. Coonan
Charles I. Quirk
Duffey
Board of Trustees
Father Brosnahan
Boston
John E. Gilman
Boston College Faith and Future Hope for Catholic Youth
Mr Thomas A Mullen speaks to Boston youths about Boston College as a secure retreat from temptation and a guide to faith. He lauds the archdiocese and warns youth to uphold values, self examination, and public profession of faith, pledging to live worthy of the church and its leaders.
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Mr. Mullen
Boston College
Boston
Massachusetts
Archbishop Williams Praises Young Men at Holy Cross Event
Archbishop Williams thanks the enthusiastic Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College at a Holy Cross College gathering. He recalls the Jesuit founder bishop and lauds the college’s work in Worcester. Commissioner Berran led three cheers as the audience applauded Archbishop’s remarks.
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Mullen
Archbishop Williams
John D. Berran
New England
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Montreal
Young Men's Catholic Association
Boston College
Tis Grace
James 8. Murphy
Murphy Eloquent Tribute to Lincoln and Equal Justice
Mr Murphy delivers a tribute honoring Abraham Lincoln and the example set for young men by the Archbishop's life. He asserts under our Constitution all men are equal before the law, with emphasis on equal rights and justice for all.
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Mr. James
Murphy
Abraham Lincoln
Shes
Remarkable Piano Sale Promises Massive New England Stock
Over 60 000 pianos made and sold in years never equalled. Largest ware rooms in the world with the widest assortment. Easy payments offered. Rentals available by day week or month.
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New England
Lincoln as American citizenship exemplar in wartime address
The speaker extols Abraham Lincoln as the prime example of American citizenship and moral leadership. He praises Lincoln’s humility, resilience, and impact, urging all members of the association to imitate his example and let every action be a sermon of good. Mr. Michael J. Dwyer adds remarks for the press.
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Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Washington
Illinois
Springfield
Chicago
Michael J. Dwyer
Power of the Press Highlighted at Banquet Address
Mr. M J Dwyer extols the press as a world force shaping law and public opinion. Representative Charles I Quirk and Jesuit leaders praise Catholic education as the banquet marks the ninth annual gathering with music and closing songs.
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M. J. Dwyer
Dwyer
Charles I. Quirk
Father Pardow
Archbishop Williams
Father Boursaud
Boston College
J. J. Brady
Albany
National Catholic Union
James J. Herrick
Edward Madinger
Wagner
R. H. MacMunn
Thomas W. Clifford
Holy City
John C. Mullaly
John A. O’shea
America
Association
Senator Hoar Seeks Ancestors in Salem Visit
Senator Hoar toured Salem on May 22 as Judge Os good host. He sought Hoar lineage in the region, with the Shattuck House opposite North Church and the Prescott house in Peabody identified as former Hoar residences. Photographs were taken of both homes.
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Salem
Senator Hoar
Osgood
Commonwealth
Shattuck House
North Church
Hoar
Prescott House
Peabody
Congregationalists Hold Session in Lynn May 22
The General Association of Congregational Churches continued its session in Lynn with committee reports. A resolution urged the Legislature to pass the bill for better observance of the Lord's Day. The Home Missionary Society elected officers and heard papers from Rev. Prudden, Rev. Lee, and President Simmons. The session closed with prayer.
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Lynn
General Association of Congregational Churches
Home Missionary Society
Franklin Carter
S. G. Buckingham
Charles B. Rice
Charles A. Denny
Henry H. Proctor
Joshua Coit
Edwin B. Palmer
Nicholson Broughton
Theodore P. Prudden
West Newton
G. S. Lee
Springfield Protestant College
Simmons
Fargo College
Home Missions
North Dakota
Bluke F. Leavitt
Melrose Highlands
Mirage of fellale shrouds Boston train trip plan
Fragmentary report from D Bay on May 22 describes a misfired railroad dream involving Boston travel. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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D'S Bay
Peddler’s Blow Strikes 16 Year Old at Winthrop Hotel
Agnes Bancroft a Jamaica Plain girl employed at the New Winthrop Hotel is knocked unconscious by a short, well built man with a false mustache. He approached at 10 AM asking workers to buy wares then reappeared later in the kitchen threatening to reveal the proprietor’s room. She fought with a rolling pin. he struck her and fled. Police search ongoing as witnesses describe a man traveling with a second man selling pins and needles.
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Agnes Bancroft
Jamaica Plain
New Winthrop Hotel
Winthrop Beach
Agnes
Frank A. Perkins
Boston
Mr. Perkins
Winthrop
Gage
Crest Avenue
Post
Miss Bancroft
Ludgate divorce case hearsay and family abuse stories
In Suffolk Divorce Court Judge Bishop hears Alice and Anthony Ludgate dispute with cross examination. Witnesses including daughters Jennie 18 and Mary 21 recount alcohol abuse and violence at home. Andrew Jones testifies witnessing mother strike children with a cane. The case moves to further testimony regarding the couple’s troubled marriage and furniture disappearance as the judge deliberates.
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Alice
Anthony C. Ludgate
Allston
Suffolk
Jennie
Mr. Burke
Mary Adelaide Ludgate
Msama
Mama
Andrew Jones
May Criel
Jeremiah Callaghan
Western Avenue
Brighton
Mr. Ludgate
Hamptons
Mary
Grace
Edward J. Dunn
Station 4
George Brown
Dunn
Country Club Races Set For Four Day Meeting
The Country Club race meeting opens next Saturday with first post at 2 30 pm Six races daily over four days include two cross country events Entries closed midnight and will be published tomorrow under National Hunt Association rules Gentlemens riders listed from L C Artemus to C W Wadsworth with qualified riders W C Hayes H H Huan Edward Waln and G P Wilson among NH A names
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Country Club
New England
National Hunt Association
L. C. Artemus
B. Denny
Simon Delbert
Louis Haight
W. S. Hobart
N. Hopkins
William Littauer
E. Nicholas
Maxwell Norman
Leander Riddele
F. Seabury
Robert G. Shaw
F. Skinner, Jr
Harry W. Smith
William A. Stotesbury
J. A. L. Strathy
C. W. Wadsworth
Messrs
W. C. Hayes
H. H. Huan
Edward Waln
G. P. Wilson
Haverhill Conspiracy Case Opens in Superior Court
Salem May 22 In the Superior Criminal Court the trial of Thomas H. McDonald on a conspiracy charge tied to the Haverhill aldermanic scandal opened this afternoon. District Attorney Moody leads the government with H F Hurlburt defending. The case is expected to run through tomorrow.
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Haverhill
Salem
Superior Criminal Court
Thomas H. McDonald
Hosmer Recovery After Hospital Stay
George Hosmer the professional rower improved from a dangerous condition at City Hospital on Tuesday and was resting comfortably yesterday. Doctors expect him to be discharged in a few days.
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George Hosmer
Hosmer
Death follows attendance at local funeral in Abington
Brockton May 22 Loring Q White 60 of Stoddard court collapsed and died at home while conversing with his wife after returning from a funeral in Abington He left a wife and three sons credited as surviving members of the family, details noted by local newspaper reporters.
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Brockton
Salem Mourns General Cogswell Death
Sorrow fills Salem as General Cogswell, longtime Essex district representative, dies. City flags half mast. Cogswell Club and Colonial Club organize tributes. funeral set after 8 pm arrival and City Hall state, with services at Tabernacle Church led by Rev. Francks. Business and saloons close for the day.
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Salem
General Coz
Cogswell
Old Essex
Congress
Judge Thompson
Butler
Loring
Colonel Stone
Colonial Club
Washington
City Hall
Turner
G. A.R
Loyal Legion
Cadets
Eighth Regiment
Tabernacle Church
Francks
J. H. Turner
Joseph B. F. Osgood
W. D. Northend
8. E. Winslow
J. H. O'Neil
Moses T. Stevens
Joseph H. Walker
W. ¥. Draper
E. D. Ropes
Cogswell Club
E. W. Doherty
Congressional Committee
George L . Allen
City Committee
J. Foster Smith
Young Men’s Republican Club
W. Harvey Merrill
W. B. Mansfield
Flambeaux Club
General Cogswell
Governor Grieves as Massachusetts Bids Farewell to Cogswell
Governor Frederic T. Greenhalge and the Massachusetts Legislature respond to the death of Congressman William Cogswell. Messages to Mrs. Cogswell and to Congress express sympathy and outline plans to escort the funeral cortege from Washington to Salem. A joint legislative committee is appointed to coordinate the arrangements.
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William Cogswell
Congress of the United States
Washington
Congress
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Jordan
Salem
Sixth
House
Senate
Washington, D. C
Mass
Messrs
Jordan, Gauss and Russell
Drury
Bradford
Woodfall
Rockport
Parker
Winchendon
St. John
Harerhill
Butler
Galloupe and
Frothingham
Essex
Joint Legislative Committee
Cogswell
Funeral arrangements for General Cogsby announced in Capital
Washington May 22 A chaplain of the National House presides over a short service at the Capital Chapel as arrangements for the funeral of General Cogsby are announced and noted.
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Washington
Cogs
Divorces Filed in Wakefield Court
Beam SS and Cass case status shows divorce proceedings now entered with Wakefield court records.
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Wakefield
Beam
Cass
Service for late Masses figure Henry Moler to Salem
A short service for the deceased will be held at the residence tomorrow at 2 PM officiated by Rev Bagby chaplain of the House. The remains with the congressional funeral party will depart Washington at 3 PM by Baltimore and Ohio special car for Salem Massachusetts. A Massachusetts Legislature committee will join the party before the train leaves Washington.
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Henry H. Moler
Thesergeant-At-Arms
Mr. Bagby
House of Representatives
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Salem
Mass
Massachusettes
Congressional Party
Victory for Fr Dolan prompts sweeping Newton police shift
A decade's largest police turnover announced in Newton affects the entire north side, with almost half the force moved. Nonantum bears the brunt as officers in the Lake district relocate, and Station 2 gains the biggest assignment. Reports say officials aimed to curb illegal liquor and disorder after a petition from 100 citizens led by Rev Michael Dolan.
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Newton
Nonantum
Lake” District
Nghantum
Michael Dolan
Church of Our Lady
Fire on Salem Road Destroys Fay Estate Carriage
At 12 30 this morning Ivory Toll the caretaker on the Fay estate on Salem road woke to flames in the barn and outbuildings. The carriage and tool houses lost their roofs. damage is $500. An old Martha Washington carriage was destroyed. Fay estate owned by Mrs. R. G. Fay of 312 Dartmouth street Boston.
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Ivory Toll
Fay
Salem Road
Martha Washington
R. G. Fay
Dartmouth Street
Boston
Fitzgerald backs Hayes in city committee race
Congressman John F. Fitzgerald declares support for ex Representative James E. Hayes, saying party interests and future success require change. Ward 15 meets and elects McNary as chairman with MecMorrow, Reidy, and Hickey, all backing Hayes.
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Democratic City Committee
James E. Hayes
James Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
W. S. McNary
W. H. MecMorrow
M. J. Reidy
D. W. Hickey
The Saving of Girls
At Clarendon Street Church the New England Moral Reform Association heard Dr. Plummer of the Talitha Cumi Home report care for fifty women in the past year, including twenty-six Americans. Of the fifty infants born, five died and thirty-seven remain with their mothers. eight were adopted. Dr. Plummer and Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer urged financial support as Boston women struggle in dire circumstances.
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Clarendon Street
New England Moral Reform Association
Plummer
Talitha Cumi Home
The Case of Wilde Opens Second Trial in London
Oscar Wilde faces a second trial in London as Sir Francis Lockwood leads the prosecution. Edward Shelley revises earlier testimony amid cross examination by Sir Edward Clark. Wilde falls ill and leaves the dock briefly, with Wood and Parker reasserting prior statements before adjournment and bail being set with old sureties.
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London
Oscar Wilde
Francis Lockwood
Edward Shelley
Edward Clark
Shelley
Bow Street
Wilde
Alfred Wood
Charles Parker
Bids Opened for Cambridge Dam and Basin Work
Bids were opened by the Cambridge Water Board for a dam along Lincoln street in Lincoln and for excavating soil and grading highways at the Hobbs Brook storage basin in Lincoln and Lexington. Awards unlikely for about two weeks.
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Cambridge Water Board
Lincoln Street
Lincoln
Hobbs Brook
Lexington
Malden Local Auto Run Damages Window and Injures Rider
A team owned by Daniel P. Wise and driven by John Day crashed into a large plate glass window on Pleasant Street in Stanwood's block this afternoon. Day suffered bad bruises. the wagon struck a post and was wrecked.
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Malden
Daniel P. Wise
John Day
Pleasant Street
Stanwood
Day
Uncertain Body Found in Bridgewater Pond Linked to Missing Nils Paulson
Brother of missing Nils Paulson questions if the body recovered in a Bridgewater pond is his relative. Authorities have recovered remains but identification awaits confirmation, and inquiries continue.
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Brockton
Braley Overrules Libellant in Shurtleff Divorce Case
Judge Braley overruled the libellant's motion in the divorce suit of Dr. Fred C. Shurtleff against Grace L. W. Shurtleff seeking vacation of the decree dismissing the libel.
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Braley
Fred C. Shurtleff
Grace L.W. Shurtleff
Contractors Prevail Over Bondholders In Florida Railroad Case
Boston promoters backed the Arcadia Gulf Coast and Lakeland railroad with 600000 in bonds. Contractors Morse and Lane claimed a $200000 lien superior to bonds and all debts. A Florida Circuit Court ruling supported them and the U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans affirmed, binding against bondholders.
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Arcadia, Gulf Coast & Lakeland Railroad
Boston
Key West
Cuba
West Indies
Boca Grande
Gasparilla
Charlotte Harbor
Tampa
Florida
George W. Morse
John C. Lane
United States Court
Morida
United States Circuit Court of the
Southern District of Florida
United States Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Death of Marliave Proprietor Marliave’s Doors Close
The long afflicted proprietor of Marliaves died yesterday morning after nearly twenty years of illness Mme Marliave is a widow for the second time His remains will lie in state at his sister's home 3 Egleston Square and be taken to a Catholic funeral at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon in the French church on Isabella street
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Marliave
Mme. Marliave
Mr. Marliave
Isabella Street
Egleston Square
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Alfred D. Foster
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Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
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A. S. Hanson
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
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Thomas J. O’brien
Nathan H. Chamberlain
Bourne
James Warren Barnes, Jr
Herbert Eli Bowman
Wallace Erwin Bruce
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