Fr O Donnell for Allston
The likely successor to Rev Dr Joseph V Tracy at St Columbkines Brighton is Rev Hugh Roe O Donnell long time Star of the Sea East Boston pastor. O Donnell born in Dublin about 59 years ago has built a church complex and served at Sacred Heart Cambridge SS Peter and Paul South Boston and East Boston in a forty year priesthood.
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Joseph V. Tracy
St. Columbkine’s Church
Brighton
Hugh Roe O’donnell
Star of the Sea
East
Boston
Father O'Donnell
St. Anthony's
Allston
John O’brien
Church of the Sacred Heart
Cambridge
SS. Peter and Paul’s
South Boston
Dublin
Boston Museum to Open Free Sundays for Summer
Beginning on June 2 the Boston Society of Natural History will open its museum free to the public on Sunday afternoons from 1 to 5 during June through September. Regular hours remain 10 to 5 on Wednesdays and Saturdays, but Sunday access aims to help those unable to visit on weekdays.
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Boston Society of Natural History
Mrs Ripka Carried 300000 in Hand Bag Through Streets
In a Boston Supreme Court testimony Laura T Ripka described transfer of a large bulk of gilt edged securities from the Boston Safe Deposit Vault to the Union Safe Deposit Vaults. She said her brother Joseph F Greenough intended the gift and that power of attorney was given before the transfer.
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Laura T. Ripka
Joseph F. Greenough
Supreme Court
Boston Safe Deposit
Union Safe Deposit Vaults
Boston
Boston Safe Deposit Vault
Funeral of Fr Powers Attended by Hundreds
Hundreds of friends paid tribute to the late Father David J Powers pastor of St Matthew’s Dorchester. Remains laid away with solemn high mass by Rev William E Fitzpatrick rector of St Gregory’s. Eulogy by Rev William P Brett S C of the Immaculate Conception. Clergy attended and conducted to final resting place.
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David J. Powers
St. Matthew's Church
Dorchester
William E. Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory’s Church
Father Powers
William P. Brett
S. C
Immaculate Conception
Strike Breaker With Revolver Detains Union Man on Atlantic Avenue
A dispute between a strike breaker and union member over the Teamsters strike prompted a crowd on Atlantic Avenue to form. Police seized the armed man, later identified as John Brown of the Zealandia, who claimed to be a strike breaker. the revolver was unloaded.
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Teamsters
Atlantic Avenue
Keene
Station 2
John Brown
Zealandia
David Noonan
West Second — Street
Boston
Rates Raised on New York Steamers Hit Boston Merchants
Boston freight users along the Metropolitan line report rate hikes to New York, with some doubles. The increases follow an agreement attributed to Charles W. Morse, who controls multiple coasting freight lines, and New Haven president Mel len. The move follows Joy line outside trips being discontinued for winter.
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Boston
New York
Charles W. Morse
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Plot to wreck B and A flyer at Heard street bridge
Worcester, May 25. An attempt to wreck a Boston and Albany express at Heard street bridge near Jamesville last night failed, as timing misjudged. An extra freight following at 11:30 struck railroad ties, derailing the engine. The ties were hidden by the bridge shadow. traffic was stopped until a second engine arrived. Road detectives opened an investigation today.
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Worcester
Boston & Albany
Heard Street Bridge
Jamesville
Armless Men Vied In West End Stunt Display
In a West End cafe two armless men met and traded feats of dexterity. One man with one arm showed how he dresses and handles items. the other, a former circus performer, demonstrated coin juggling and writing with stubs. Captain Jim Ryan, a traveling showman, lost both arms years ago and adapted to earn a living writing and performing.
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Wonder
Jim’ Ryan
St Francis Xavier's College Alumni Meet at Copley Square
A business session of the St Francis Xavier's College Alumni Association was held at the Copley Square Hotel. Dr John E Somers of Cambridge chaired. The meeting discussed a future reunion of alumni members.
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St. Francis Xavier's College
Copley Square Hotel
John E. Somers
Cambridge
Mother Annie Ray dies after Brighton plunge crash
Annie Ray of 380 Mt Pleasant Street Winchester died hours after four were injured when their car plunged 60 feet off Commonwealth Avenue Brighton. Franklin A Ray, with four fractured ribs, was operated on and expected to recover. Mrs Franklin A Ray and Henry R Ray had minor injuries at home.
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Annie Ray
Mt. Pleasant Street
Winchester
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
City Hospital
Franklin A. Ray
Henry R. Ray
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