Honor Devotions for Blessed Virgin Mary Across City
Yesterday in Boston many churches held May Virgin Mary observances. About 4000 at Cathedral of the Holy Cross on Washington Street attended vespers and a children’s procession ending with crowning the statue. St Mary’s North End saw a 700 child street parade and a solemn crowning inside the church.
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North End
St. Mary’s Church
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington Street
Thomas R. McCoy
R v
Thomas J. MacCormack
Father Dolan
P. D
St. Mary's Church
Savoy
P. R. Doherty
John J. McGaffigan
John F. Coyle
Mary Towers
Joseph A. Gorman
Stanislaus Palermo
St.Mary’s Church
Devotion Honors Blessed Sacrament at Jamaica Plain
The Rev. Edmund T. Daley led a devotion at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon. Several hundred boys and girls joined the May procession and the crowning of Mary before the benediction closed the service.
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Edmund T. Daley
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Jamaica Plain
Procession at St Augustine’s Church Honor to Blessed Virgin
In South Boston yesterday afternoon about 900 boys and girls joined a street parade led by St Augustine's Band before a church service at St Augustine's Church. Rev M C Gilbride conducted the service with Rt Rev Mgr Denis J O Callaghan in attendance as the rector. The rite included rosary crowning of the Virgin Mary and benediction of the blessed sacrament.
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St. Augustine’s Church
Boston
St. Augustine's Band
M. C. Gilbride
Mgr. Denis J O’callaghan
D. D
Children Receive First Communion at Immaculate Conception
About 150 children received their first communion during morning mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. William F. Gannon officiated and preached on the sacraments. An evening procession for the Virgin Mary and benediction followed, with many candidates joining the Sodality.
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Church of the Immaculate Corception
William F. Gannon
Sodality
New Hampshire Letter Carriers Elect Officers at Convention
The fiftieth annual convention in Manchester, New Hampshire, selected new officers led by President George A. Maxhah. Arthur Hee and Sam Campbell named as key officers as delegates from across the state gathered May 27.
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New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
George A. Maxhah
Arthur Hee Ies
Samapbell
Day of Man of Patches Roosevelts Epigram Urges Plutocrat Purge
President Roosevelt, speaking with a wealthy Republican senator, criticizes trusts and corruption. He calls for action against monopolists and graft, asserting railroads are common carriers and must serve all customers equally. He contrasts his stance with Jackson and signals a fight against money power.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jackson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Choir Benefit for Jesuit Losses at St Marys North End
A large audience attended a concert by St Marys Church choir North End to aid the Society of Jesus in San Francisco which suffered heavy losses in a recent disaster. Rev Thomas J Gannon spoke thanking the crowd for their generosity and listing losses totaling up to 1 000 000 while reflecting on moral evil and spiritual lessons from the calamity.
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St. Mary’s Church
North End
Society of Jesus
San Francisco
Thomas J. Gannon
St. Mary's Church
Professor Buckam to Talk to Ministers in Pilgrim Hall
Professor J. W. Buckam of the Pacific Theological Seminary Berkeley will address Congregational ministers in Pilgrim Hall this morning about the needs of California sufferers and the necessity of new church buildings.
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J. W. Buckam
D. D
Pacific Theological Seminary
Berkeley
Cal
Salem
Pilgrim Hall
California
Large turnout at Calvary Cemetery services
A large crowd attended yesterday afternoon’s services at Calvary Cemetery Mortuary Chapel. Rev. John Cammite led rosary, sermon, and benediction. Father Cummins announced Memorial Day masses at 9 and 10 o’clock with a special musical program. he will be assisted by Rev. John W. Corbett. The annual enrollment of the dead will also take place.
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Calvary Cemetery
John ¥. Cammite
Cummins
John W. Corbett
Baptist Society Extends Call to Rev W B Hackett of Medford
Damariscotta Maine May 27 The Baptist Society voted unanimously to extend a call to the Rev W B Hackett of Medford Massachusetts. It is believed he will accept and begin duties early in May.
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Damariscotta
Baptist Society of
W. B. Hackett
Medford
Maes
Eight Hour Day Fight Backed by Boston Typographical Union
Boston Typographical Union 18 pledged hearty support to maintain eight hour workday tactics and assist eight hour shops against long hour practices. A Nolan led resolution congratulated Boston cigarmakers on a wage gain. A death memorial for George B. McNeill was set for next meeting.
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Boston Typographical Union
Thomas M. Nolan
Boston
George B. McNeill
Labor Unions Report Mixed Activity and Donations
Labor notes show Grand Master P H presiding amid charity drive with a $50 donation from Railroad Lodge 97 to San Francisco trainmen. Reports detail increased freight handler wages, union meetings for longshoremen and stevedores, and upcoming conventions, with local units preparing for Labor Day events and city-civil service tensions.
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P. H
Sir Railroad Lodge
San Francisco
Brotherhood
Sora Orcher
New York A Haven & Peraner Railroad
Assembly
Patrick Crooke
James Hagerty
Michaeler
New Haven Road
Spencer Wire Co. Plant 3 Burns in Fire at Wire Village
Fire at Spencer Wire Company Plant 3 in Wire Village destroyed the annealing and cleaning departments. Loss estimated at 5000 on the building and 4000 on stock, fully insured. Cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Spencer
Spencer Wire Company
Wire Village
Snow Covers Warren County North New York Falls Area
Snow fell in Warren county as of May 27 with depths reaching two inches in parts of the northern region near New York Falls. Weather observations note lingering cold and unsettled spring conditions affecting local roads and travel.
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New York
Ogy Falls
No Nu
Warren County
Woman Recovers Lost $100 Bank Funds in Hyde Park
Miss Iva Porter of 637 Dudley street Roxbury lost 100 dollars and a bank book with deposits for Wheaton Seminary tuition at the Dudley street terminal after banking at Hyde Park Bank. Miss May Richardson of 60 Hartford street Dorchester found the money and book and refused a reward, saying she would not take thanks.
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Hyde Park Bank
Dudley Street
Iva Porter
Roxbury
Miss Porter
Wheaton Seminary
Norton
Mass
Miss May Richardson
Hartford Street
Dorchester
Miss. Porter
Miss Richardson
Premiers Pension Sparks Radical Investigation
London on May 27 radicals plan to probe why ex Premier Arthur Balfour granted a $6000 pension to his brother Gerald Balfour who led the Board of Trade.
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London
Arthur Balfour
Gerald
Board of Trade
Balfour Transfers Pension After Relinquishing Position
A report states that Balfour granted the pension three days before stepping down. The pension had been held by Sir Michael Hicks-Beach ex-chancellor of the exchequer who became Lord Haldwyn. He then surrendered the pension and Balfour promptly handed it to his brother.
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Balfour
Michael Hicks-Beach
Exchequer
Lord Haldwyn
Miss Catherine Banigan Dies After Six Months Illness
Providence society figure Miss Catherine Banigan sister of the late rubber king Joseph Banigan dies at her city home after a six month illness. She was well known in Providence Boston and New York social circles.
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Providence
Catherine Banigan
Joseph Banigan
Boston
New York
Cambridge Officers Seek Pas teur Institute Treatment for Dog Bites
Sergeant James McNulty of the Cambridge police and Theodore W. Boynton left at 11 p m yesterday for New York where they will be treated at the Pasteur Institute for dog bites received Thursday.
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James McNulty
Campee Police
Theodore W. Boynton
Magazine Street
Cambridge
New York
Pasteur Institute
Senatorial Ex Chaplain Dr Lyman Whiting Dies at 88
East Charlemont May 2 The Rev Dr Lyman Whiting died here today aged 88 after a long illness He served as pastor in several cities and was at one time chaplain of the Massachusetts Senate He was Amherst College classmate of Henry Ward Beecher and friend of Rufus Choate He is survived by his second wife and three daughters Funeral set for Tuesday afternoon.
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East Charlemont
Lyman Whiting
Whiting
Lawrence
Reading
Amherst College
Henry Ward Beecher
Rufus Choate
Convention of City Missions Held at Park Street Church
The Rescue Missions of Boston hold an all day convention at Park Street Church starting 10 o clock. Injunctions include Spirit hour and Hour of Prayer and Testimony led by C W Morehouse and Mrs A J Gordon. In afternoon talks by mission superintendents. Evening address by John Callahan of Hadley Rescue Hall New York.
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Boston
Nextunday
State Convention of Engineers’ Unions
Milford
A. J. Tighe
Arthur Daniels
J. Matthews
Conn
Bbeers
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Boston - Longshoremen
O’connell
Assembly
K. of L
Boston Building ‘Trades “Council
Commere Sturgis
Frank Ag Fae
Ner
England
Orma Es Fe Walthurh
Walton
Electrical Workers’ Brotherhood
Arcade Hall
Park Uare
H. J. Brown
South Boston
Boston Lodge
Los Angeles
Richard W. Garrity
Bartenders’ Union
Reaves
Ryes
Oak Island
Secretary of State
Ofe de Guandiees
Eliot Street
Bg Union
Bateette
Begi
Ieee Fe
Sresident
G O'Brien
Mattimoe
Washington
Boston Central
Sansee
Avery Street
Rescue Missions
Park Street
Bethany Mission
Boston Industrial Home
Boston Seamen's Friend Society
Chinese Mission
Florence Crittenton Home
Hope Mission
Hebrew Mission
Italian Mission
Merrimac Street Mission
Ruggles Street Church
Union Rescue Mission
the Welcome House
C. W. Moorehouse
A. J. Gordon
John Callahan
Hadley Rescue Hall
Bowery
New York City
Pentecostal Feast Tuesday Observed by Hebraic Synagogues
Arrangements are complete for the annual Feast of Pentecost or Shevoais, a major Hebrew holiday. Services begin Tuesday at sundown with special services at Baldwin Place Synagogue North Russell Street Synagogue Chari Jerusalem Union Park Street Synagogue and Ohel Jacob Synagogue. After prayer time feasts are to be held with entertainments.
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Baldwin Place
North Russell Street
Chari ‘Jerusalem
Union Park Street
Ohel Jacob
Heir Not Yet Arrived Crown Prince Cecile Distressed
Berlin May 27 Crown Prince Cecile of Germany faced annoyance from thousands of congratulatory letters and telegrams on the expected birth of an heir. She said the stork is not due until end of July and sent a telegram calling the messages a cruel hoax.
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Berlin
Cecile
Germany
Princess Cecile
Lin You Attracts Largest Crowd On Boston Common
Lin You a former Chinese resident now living in Boston drew the largest crowd among Sunday speakers on the Common Mall. Most orators spoke on religion, with two diverging notes on labor and beef trusts. Warm sun sent families from tenements to the Common before an abrupt wind at 8 pm cleared the mall in minutes.
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Lin You
China
Boston
Maine Returns Blaine Bust To Sculptor
In Augusta Maine officials send back the only Blaine memorial after failing to pass payment, noting the eight year old bust in the State House and the $500 bill was never approved. The sculptor will receive the work back as no funds exist.
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Augusta
James G. Blaine
Maine
Blaine
State House
Joseph H. Manley
Wives Runaway Girls Arrested in Worcester Apartments
In a Trumbull Street apartment two 15 year old girls Victoria Benney of Union Street and Vera Justin of George Street West Springfield were arrested by Worcester police. They planned to marry two unknown men after traveling from Springfield with money to find homes and secure licenses. The youths were taken to the police matron and will be turned over to Springfield authorities.
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Worcester
Trumbull Street
Victoria Benney
Union Street
Vera Justin
George Street
West Springfield
Springfield
Bishop Jaggar Remains Rector After Withdrawal of Resignation
Bishop Jaggar will stay as head of St. Pauls Church for a year from next October. He had submitted resignation of the rectorate and of assistant Rev. Sherrard Billings. The church agreed to keep him in place with two capable assistants to be chosen in early autumn.
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Jaggar
St. Paul’s Church
Sherrard Billings
Lawson Class Vessel Awaits Weather For Newport Trip
Captain Elmer Crowley will command the seven-sticker Thomas W Lawson at anchor in quarantine awaiting weather. The Goucher transfers Captain Babbitt from the Lawson to command the Samuel J Goucher as alterations are made at Newport News for bulk carriage. The charter party's destination remains unsettled between abroad service or Texas Philadelphia and New York trade.
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Elmer Crowley
Samuel J. Goucher
Thomas W. Lawson
Newport News
Texas
Philadelphia
New York
Babbitt
Arthur Crowley
Lawson
Goucher
Bark Low Wood Nears Return From Repairs at East Boston Yard
The bark Low Wood at Joseph McPhee shipyard East Boston near Border street is nearing completion after 14 months in port. Purchased by Captain Rodenheiser of Bridgewater he has spent thousands on repairs. By midweek she will move to Mystic wharf to load lumber for the River Plate.
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Joseph McPhee
Border Street
Boston
Rodenheteer
Bridgewater
N. 8
Angara
Rodenheiser
Mystic Wharf
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