Massachusetts Catholic Foresters Hold 330th Convention
The 330th annual convention of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters drew 680 attendees at Ford Hall. James Dignam of New Bedford was elected high chief ranger while Cardinal OConnell and Bishop Anderson sent regrets. A requiem mass at St Joseph's West End was led by Rev. James H O'Neil with several clergy assisting.
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Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Ford Hall
James Dignam
New Bedford
Cardinal O’connell
Bishop Anderson
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
James H. O'Neil
James H. Courtney
Peter J. McCormick
Joseph J
Mass Catholic Order considers pledge to support boys and girls in state action
At Ford Hall the convention opened with High Chief Ranger Cornelius M. Dugan and High Secretary Treasurer Daniel H. Maguire presiding. Rev Michael J Scanlon requests the order pledge financial moral and sympathetic support to a proposed state wide effort to protect Catholic youths at risk of imprisonment or becoming public charges. He proposes formal delegate pledge by annual convention.
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Ford Hall
Cornelius M. Duggan
Daniel H. Maguire
Michael J. Scanlon
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Our Catholic Boys and Girls
Local Catholic Convention Elects Officers and Sets Statewide Plan
The convention endorsed a statewide effort to establish the work through a committee to confer with Massachusetts Catholic dioceses. Mayor Fitzgerald spoke, and officers were elected: James Dignam, Edward N. Clancy, Daniel H. Maguire, Cornelius F. Buckley, Timothy J. Collins, Joseph T. Brennan, George T. Daly, Dr. Francis J. Hanley, Rev. James H. O Nell Liz D., Joseph A. Sheehan, and others with George Wirth as trustee.
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America
Massachusetts
Father Scanlan
Fitzgerald
Fitzpatrick Court No. 13
James Dignam
New Bedford
Edward N. Clancy
Watertown
Daniel H. Maguire
Haverhill
Cornelius F. Buckley
South Boston
Timothy J. Collins
Springfield
Joseph T. Brennan
Boston
Sentinel
George T. Daly
Canvasser Franklin Abbott Found Dead in Room
Franklin Abbott aged 35 a photograph canvasser was found dead yesterday morning in his room at 158 West Concord Street. He had removed all identification from his clothing. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Leary concluded the cause of death as asphyxiation and suicide is suspected.
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Franklin Abbott
West
Concord Street
Leary
Harvard officials praise medics at alumni banquet
Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell lauded medical students at a Harvard Medical Alumni banquet at the Hotel Somerset. Dr J Collins Warren reported a steady flow of wealth into Harvard Medical coffers in recent years. New dean Dr E H Bradford warned faculty that salaries must rise due to the high cost of living.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Harvard Medical
Somerset
J. Collins Warren
E. H. Bradford
Harvard Medical School donors and lectures noted
Dr. J Collins Warren cites Harvard Medical plant value at 15 million with ongoing expansion. Mrs C P Huntington donates 100 thousand. Dr F G Shattuck gifts Walcott scholarship. Presidents and deans discuss student focus, clinics with city hospitals, and physician salaries amid rising costs. Lectures highlight tropical disease research and Carnegie Nutrition work.
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J. Collins Warren
Harvard Medical
C. P. Huntington
F. G. Shattuck
H. P. Walcott
Lowell
E. H. Bradford
Bureau of Publicity
H. D. Favill
Rush College Medical School of
Chicago
H. D. Arnold
University
Harvey Cushing
Baltimore
David L. Edsall
St. Louis
Harvard Medical School
H. B. Howard
Peter Bent Hospital
S. B. Wolbach
F. G. Benedict
Carnegie Nutrition Laboratory
Methodist Bishop Election and Bryan Politics Urged
Dr Naphthali Luccock of Hyde Park Church Kansas City was elected as the fourth bishop at the current Methodist Episcopal Church general conference on the 15th ballot. William Jennings Bryan declared he is not a candidate and urged members to engage in politics for public morality. A report from the committee on episcopacy proposed automatic retirement of bishops at 73.
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Minneapolis
Naphthali Luccock
Hyde Park Church
Kansas City
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Jennings Bryan
Committee On
Morse Is Improved In Health In Europe Return
Charles W. Morse and wife returned from Europe aboard a steamer as Mr. and Mrs. Morris after a three month trip following his commutation by President Taft. On arrival he spoke with ship reporters and said his return to business depends on his health.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Europe
N. H. Campbell
President Taft
Morris
Morse
Former banker evasive as he recovers in Europe
The ex banker reports health gains from a European tour including Italy and Germany with baths in Wiesbaden. He may visit Bath, Maine, but has no immediate plans. Meanwhile an attorney seeks him in a $100,000 suit involving Abel Culver and Peter McCarthy, alleging unpaid commissions.
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Europe
Italy
Germany
Wiesbaden
Mr. Morse
Bath
West Fifty-eighth Street
Morses
Abel I. Culver
Hudson Navigation Company
Peter McCarthy
Culver
Morse
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Pastors Must Learn, Says Builders Leader at League Meet
Secretary William H. Sayward of the Master Builders' Association challenged Rev. Allen A. Stockdale over remarks on business men and church relations at the Laymen's League annual meeting in Channing Hall. Sayward urged ministers to engage with the business world to win active church support.
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William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
Laymen's League
Channing Hall
Sayward
Women guide coworkers from burning four story mill
Miss Jennie W LaFontaine and Miss Lilla Hurley led about a dozen coworkers from the four story building at 76 Freeport street as smoke from a small fire on the first floor of E. FEF Billings chemical works filled the structure. Hurley went upstairs warning others and, with LaFontaine, guided the group to safety on the street.
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Jennie W LaFontaine
Lilla Hurley
Freeport Street
Chemical Works
E. Fef. Billings
Hurley
Miss LaFontaine
Mrs Garland's Second Marriage Links to Fortune Loss Mentioned
The article reports on Mrs. Garland potentially losing only part of her fortune due to a second marriage while insisting the loss would not affect her happiness. It notes she plans a quiet Bay End Farm wedding to Mr. Green with support from her son, charity work, and continued leadership of the Old Colony Union.
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Garland
Mary
Izza F. Chase
Old Colony Union
Mr. Green
Mrs. Garland
James A. Garland Jr
Autos Crash Head On In Fellsway Malden
Two autos crash head on in the Fellsway at Maple Street Malden tossing both drivers from their vehicles. Frank D. Raymond of 8 High Street Malden and Charles Clark of 174 Cherry Street Malden suffered only minor bruises and were not seriously injured.
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Fellsway
Malden
Maple Street
Frank D. Raymond
High Street
Charles
Clark
Cherry Street
Canadian Official to Discuss Fisheries Treaty in Boston
Ottawa May 22 Professor FE E Prince Canadian representative on the International Fisheries Commission is in Boston where he will meet US representative Job Hedges. Negotiations will be reopened toward ratification of the fisheries treaty long standing.
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Ottawa
FE. E. Prince
International Fisheries Commission
Boston
Job Hedges
United States
Mad dog roaming Boston triggers health notice
Boston's Board of Health issued a warning to all residents about a mad dog at large. The Nepconset district is urged to beware of the dog and any others possibly bitten by it.
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Boston
Board of Health
Nepconset
Rabid Red and White Fox Hound Runs Amuck in Dorchester
Since May 17 a red and white fox hound has roamed Dorchester biting and snapping at people and dogs. Health inspectors have failed to corral the maddened animal and fear grows. The Health Board warns bite victims to seek medical care or City Hospital treatment and urges dog owners to chain pets and notify officials immediately.
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Health Boards
Dorchester
Health Department
Health Board
Olympic Reports No Ice in Latitude 38
The cruiser Birmingham on iceberg patrol near the Titanic disaster scene relayed that the steamer Olympic crossed latitude 38 without sighting ice. The Training Station operator said Birmingham was some distance off the coast.
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Newport
R. T
Birmingham
Navy Department
Olympic
Mrs Grace Cross Held on Polygamy Charge in Vermont Jail
Mrs Grace I Cross remains jailed at Charles Street until after Tuesday when habeas corpus proceedings for her release will be heard in Chelsea Orange County Vermont.
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Grace I. Cross
Chelsea
Orange County
Vermont
Charles Street
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