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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
12
A partial readable line references a numeric code 626-98 and a brief identifier ee eee ewes 7 wae. No clear event or entities emerge from the fragment.
The Home for Catholic Children in Boston hosts its 60th annual festival on Memorial Day May 30 at Mechanics Building Huntington Avenue under the Ladies Aid Society. Parishes will showcase tables with goods to sell, while the home’s children perform a program in the afternoon and evening. Since 1844 the home has cared for over 21 000 destitute and orphaned children without charging for board or care, supported entirely by donations, subscriptions and bequests to the Home for Destitute Catholic Children in Boston.
A Bangor mechanical engineer and sugar raising expert, William Smith Jameson, died in Mexico City on May 16. Relatives received the news today. no illness details have been provided by the Brazilian minister at Mexico City through the State Department. He was brother to Charles D. Jameson, who recently returned from China with the Red Cross aiding flood and famine relief.
Catholic Women at Pope's Hill table plan a whist party at St Ann's Neponset while the Medford Catholic Women's Club elects officers led by Nellie Nicholson and E L Cunningham. In Malden Sacred Heart Church youths perform By Parcel Post at Cheverus School hall under Rev George P O Connor. reunion for Immaculate Conception parochial school classes set for June 8 with Rev Fr Richard Neagle guest. Jesuit mission for single women at St Peter's Meeting House Hill continues this week. Fr David Heffernan begins daily Mass at 7 am in the new St Joseph's Arlington chapel still under finishing work. St Joseph's West End May party and reunion to be held tonight.
The Edna Louis crew reports the sponge schooner destroyed near Marquesas Banks by twenty five attackers who forced aboard and burned the ship. Captain Henri Michel and seventeen men survived in a lifeboat arriving at Tampa. A second sponge schooner named Amelia was sunk near Key West.
The Rev. Frederic S. Boody leaves Reading to pastor Wakefield First Baptist. At Harvard Church Dorchester Dr. Loyal L. Wirt spoke on California for Panama Exposition. Epworth League officers named for Arlington Heights M E Church. Linden Methodist Men host guest night debating Woman Suffrage. Rev. Ernest G. Guthrie to fill Union Congregational vacancy from Burling ton. Tremont Temple Brotherhood holds banquet and ladies night. Dorchester Temple Baptist pastor Rev Alfred R. Isaac promotes sermons on unseen things eternal and next week speaks on the unseen friend.
Haydon Gerrish an 18 month old boy of 173 Main Street Malden lies in critical condition at home after a fall from the bottom cellar step. Dr Lawrence said the child may have skull fracture.
New York May 26 Mrs Ida Von Claussen once in controversy with Theodore Roosevelt over a court appearance in Sweden was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary for sending a threatening letter to Charles Strauss her former lawyer.
New York May 26 Mrs Madalina Ferola the first woman found guilty of first degree murder in this city was sentenced to die in the electric chair during the week beginning July 8 She kept a Bronx board house and stabbed Carmelo Canestrale for not marrying her.
Siegfried Wagner son of the composer announces the Wagner Opera House in Bayreuth will be a gift to the German people. The package includes Wahnfried, manuscripts and memorials, plus a sizable endowment for running the house.
The writer of Pigs Is Pig proves his strength in Bill Higg Story planned for next Sunday in 7 Magazine. The piece promises sharp humor and distinctive voice that fans expect from the author.
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