Thousands Kneel for Pontifical Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
A crowded street and church fill with worshippers for a solemn pontifical mass led by Archbishop O Connell in Boston. The service honored St. Clement Hofbauer with sermons by Father Tomas Hanley and remarks praising his life from Warsaw to Vienna, stressing universal charity, moral reform, and the churchs role amid war and oppression.
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Hethy
Mission Church
O'Connell
Fichad
T. McManus
P. R
Church of St. Mary's
Brookline
Arthur T. Connolly
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Jahaica Plain
Inand Litz
Baltimore
Redemptorist Order
Charles W. Regan
Allints Church
Roxbury
Joseph R. Wissel
C. SS. R
New York
Mgr
Michael J Splaine
D. D
Archdiocese
Charles S. Hoff
Asnt
Tomas Hanley
Esopus
N. Y
Hanley
St. Clement
Poland
Hell
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Warsaw
Europe
France
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Clément Hofbauer
Father Hanley
Clem
Ent
Vienna
Joseph SI
Clement
Christ
St. Clement Hofbauer
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Holy Family
St. Alphonsus
Boston
Jesus
Mary
Mer
Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
John O'Brien
Church of the Sacred Heart
Eastmorris
Mer. A. J. Teeling
St. Mary’s Church
Lynn
St. Peter’s
Rome
Joseph G. Anderson
D. C
Children Parade Honors Virgin at St Marys Church
Children of the School of St Marys held a May procession through the North End streets, ending at St Marys Church for crowning the Virgin Mary. The ceremony featured a large floral altar, a choral service led by Miss Mary Barr, and a solemn vespers with priestly conductors and helpers.
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St. Mary's
North End
St. Mary’s Church
Cooper Street
Endicott
Keany Square
Acounter
Washington Street
Thacher Street
St. John Baptist
Joan Hogan
Holy Name
James Kavanagh
Infant Jesus Sodality
Jesus
George Cody
Joseph Lennox
Francis Langone
Alpha and Omega
Joseph Maraghy
Mary O'Dowd
Martha Graham
Catherine Higgins
Annie Flynn
Queen of Martyrs
Guardian Angel
Mary Buccuzzi
Holy Angels’ Sodality
Doctors of the Church
St. Catherine
Catherine Wilson
Cecilia Brogan
Holy Angels
Sodality
Hope
Cécilia McLeod
Nine Choirs of Angels
Queen of Angels
Blanche Sitawich
Mildred Leary
Mary Annino
the Sacred Heart
Thomas Kelliher
Joan Littlé
Sylvester Cardinali
Victor Lotsk
Children of Mary’s Sodality
Joseph Nutter
James Riley
Joseph Zarella
Frank Riley
Willes
Gertrude Boyle
Mary F. Brogan
Mary Barr
Minnie J. Gallant
Gertrude McShane
Michael
Finn
Thomas
M. Dundon
Thomas F. White
Mary
P. J. O'Connell
S.J
J. Giraud
John Friel
Pos
ST. Mary's Parish
Harvard Professor Lashes Burbank Prize Hype
Professor FE M Fast of Harvard branded Luther Burbank a fakir during a Bussey Institute lecture at Forest Hills. He argued Burbank’s famed wonderberry is not a new discovery but part of a long established species known by botanists and horticulturists for years.
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FE. M. Fast
Harvard University
Luther Burbank
Bussey Institute
Forest Hills
East
Critics dismiss white blackberry as old and of little value
Professor Hast and Professor East challenged seed dealer hype about new fruits and improvements. They argued the white blackberry is an ancient European variety with no special merit, while noting press agents inflate claims like the wonderberry. East showed 1858 potato photos and noted oil in corn kernels aiding artificial rubber, stressing selection, fertilization, and soil effects over heredity.
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Hast
Hke
Leaming
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Europe
East
Professor East
Tragedy at Somerville Home Reveals Illumination Gas Suicide
Patrick D. Marley aged 27 committed suicide early yesterday by inhaling illuminating gas through a tube at his sister Mrs. Louis F. Harer’s home on 33 Tbbetson Street Somerville. No motive is given for the act.
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Patrick D. Marley
Louis F. Harer
Arrests of Eight Boys As Crap Shooters In Swampscott
May youths aged 11 to 14 were stopped at Mountain Park near Swampscott at noon by police. Officers Henry Holmes Ralph Holden Henry Gage George Smith and Frank Lucas were named in the report as involved in the incident.
Found blue eyed boy guest of Lieutenant Crowley at station
A three year old blue eyed golden haired rosy cheeked boy in a light blue sailor outfit was found wandering Dudley street terminal at 6 pm by an elderly woman. She brought him to Northampton street and turned him over to Patrolman Charles Gillette. He was fed cocoanut cakes, wrapped in a blanket, and sent to the Chardon street home for the night.
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Station 5
Crowley
Dudley Street
Northampton Street
Charles Gillette
Dedham Street
Chardon Street
Canoeists On Charles River Face Capsizes In Mild Thrill
May 22 Newton reports a thronged Charles River despite cold weather. Two canoes overturned in the afternoon with both parties reaching shore safely. A young man capsized near the Weston bridge and waded ashore, while another pair of canoeists also waded to the bank and sought dry clothes at the metropolitan park police station.
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Newton
Charles River
Weston Bridge
Metropolitan Park
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
A church listing notes yesterday's delivery by Rev Samuel McComb at Emanuel Church and noonday services this week with multiple clergy. The Norwegian and Danish Church Dorchester marked its first anniversary with 3 30 p m events led by Rev Dillon Bronson and several speakers.
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Greater Boston
Howard Avenue
Dorchester
Dillon Bronson
D. D
E. J. Helms
M. B. Lytle
J. M. Leanard
Eliot Church
Roxbury
Mr. Mallory
N. F. van Hoasen
Hens Use Coal Dust To Produce Black Eggs In Oxford
In Oxford New York on May 22 residents tout a discovery by F J Dedrick involving coal dust consuming black Minorca hens that lay coal black eggs. Early tests show shells hardened by intense heat, suggesting a novel fuel source potential despite fragmentary reporting.
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Oxford
N. Y
F. J. Dedrick
Daylight Robbery Victim Struggles After Attack
Peter Gearey a restaurant keeper of 515 Harrison avenue was assaulted in daylight on Washington Street. He escaped City Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and reached home in stocking feet, refusing to return. Doctors reported his condition remains critical.
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Peter Gearey
Harrison Avenue
Washington Street
City Hospital
Assault on Gearey Reveals Bold Street Robbery
Police describe a brutal attack near Washington street and Medford court in which two unidentified colored men robbed a restaurant owner, Gearey, of money from his pockets after he left the store to pay a bill. He remains severely injured and unable to recount details. Mrs Gearey says 15 dollars was taken from the restaurant, with more money elsewhere. Local gang rumors surface as the investigation continues with few witnesses despite many in the vicinity.
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Buckley
St. Gearey
Morris Rodman
Washington Street
Grand Opera House
Gearey
Medford Court
City Hospital
South End
Worker killed by suction fan at Pittsfield plant
Pittsfield May 22 John Nichols 22 of Boston was killed almost instantly today when caught in a large suction fan at his place of employment in an electrical plant. His body was badly mangled. Nichols had arrived two days earlier and worked as a fireman's helper. Monarch House Paint 100 percent pure one gallon will cover 300 square feet.
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Pittsfield
John Nichols
Boston
Nichols
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