Rich Hub Officer to Marry in Secret Ceremony
Sergeant Patrick Byrne of the Brighton police, known for his substantial property, will wed Miss Mary A. O Neil of Roxbury at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Centre street on Monday afternoon. The wedding, conducted by Father Arthur T. Connolly, is planned as a secret affair with only a few friends expected to attend.
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Patrick Byrne
Brighton
Boston
Mary A. O’neil
Evergreen Street
Roxbury
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre Street
Arthur T. Connolly
Miss O’neil
Miss O'Neil
Calumet Street
John P. O'Neil
Byrne
O'Neil
Sarge
John
Matt
Mathew
Sergeant Byrne and Miss O Neill in Boston Romance Rumor
Reporters note Miss O Neill denies stories of engagement to Sergeant Byrne resident at 66 Calumet Roxbury. Byrne, born Ireland 1864, joined Boston police in 1889 and 1908 sergeant, long popular, reportedly dined at O Neill home on rent days and planned marriage.
Mothers' cooking and the American home ideal
Max Henry Newman argues that the best cooking education comes from mothers at home and that immigrant families contribute sincerely to American citizenship. He urges girls and immigrant born, following their mothers, to cook in a way that builds strong manhood and womanhood rather than cafeteria or pastry trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva White
Immigration Commission
Wwoss
Max Henry Newman
Notable Display Of Sturdy Work Horses In Boston Parade
The 11th annual Boston Work Horse Parade drew about 1500 horses and 1200-1500 spectators along a six mile route from Commonwealth avenue to Bay State road. Prizes honored top truck teams, veteran drivers, and old or reconstructed horses with medals and ribbons awarded to drivers and teams. Dr J H Rollins of Portland served as a longtime judge, preserving the event’s yearly tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Work Horse Parade Association
Fettle
Commonwealth Avenue
Bay State Road
H. C. Merwin
Association
D. S. Woodbury & Co
George Vickery
Daniel Crowley
Edward P. Goodrich
Louis G. Barnes
William Vickery
Ernest F. Fanjoy
Goodrich
Fanjoy
Christian Sorensen
Joness & Co
Manuel Z. Floger
I. Freedman & Co
R. and
O. Woodsome
George Sharpe
John J. Bergh
Mr. Bergh
W. D. Quimby
A. G. Merwin
P. J. Cronon
J. H. Rollins
Portland
Boston Delegates Depart After Bolivia Visit
Boston Chamber of Commerce delegates left La Paz for Antofagasta and a ship bound for Valparaiso after a brief stop in the Bolivian capital. Local officials and merchants praised the visit as fostering closer Bolivia United States trade relations and expressed optimism for increased commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Antofagasta
Valparaiso
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Frederico G. Gulert
Men of Commerce
Prsident Gulert
United States
Sacred Heart Feast Observed Worldwide and in Diocese
The Feast of the Sacred Heart was observed yesterday in Catholic churches worldwide and in the diocese with elaborate exercises. Large churches held solemn high mass sermons and music, followed by benediction in some cases. Members of the League of the Sacred Heart participated, attending communion together and conducting special devotions.
Woodbury Sets Sail To Tow Holden Into Port
Revenue cutter Woodbury departed Portland at noon to intercept and escort the Holden into port, carrying out a rescue or salvage operation for the stranded vessel.
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Woodbury
Portland
Holden
Two Men Injured by Hitting Baseballs in City Play
A man and a 14-year-old boy were struck about the head by foul and hard-hit baseballs during games. Morris Weldman of 20 North Anderson Street was knocked unconscious at Welington Hill Dorchester and taken to City Hospital with possible concussion. Lawrence F Burns of 37 Wharf Street Milton suffered a severe cut above the right eye at the Boston Common and was admitted to City Hospital.
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Morris Weldman
North Anderson Street
Welington Hill
Dorchester
City
Lawrence F. Burns
Wharf Street
Milton
Boston Common
Bryan to sign proclamation on seventeenth amendment
Secretary Bryan will sign the formal announcement providing for direct election of United States Senators at 11 o clock tomorrow morning in Washington. The proclamation marks ratification by the required number of states after an 87 year movement, with Bryan inviting several supporters to witness.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
United States
Wesleyan Names New Professor from Wabash College
Middletown Conn May 30 Charles Augustus Tuttle Ph D professor of political economy and political science at Wabash College Crawfordsville Ind has been elected professor of economics and social science at Wesleyan University Professor Tuttle is a graduate of Amherst.
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Middletown, Conn
Charles Augustus Tuttle
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wesleyan University
Tuttle
Amherst
Patrolman Boutillier Stricken With Appendicitis
Patrolman John W. Boutillier of Station 17 West Roxbury collapsed on a Beech Street sidewalk yesterday afternoon while patrolling his boat. He was rushed to City Hospital where an operation was performed and doctors hope to save his life.
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John W. Boutillier
West Roxbury
Beech Street
Memorial Day Observed in Canal Zone with Marine Officials
Memorial Day was observed as a public holiday in the Canal Zone. A large memorial service was held at Mt. Hope Cemetery with participation by American marines. Addresses were delivered by Reuben S. Arcia Governor of Colon and Representative Rufus Hardy of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Canal Zone
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Reuben S. Arcia
Rufus Hardy
Texas
Young Woman Slain in Bloomfield New Jersey
The body of Mrs. Alvira Cerciello was found in a vacant lot with her head severed and fingers missing. A handkerchief with her name identified her. $200 in her stocking is missing and signs point to a brutal struggle.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Alvira Cerciello
Newark
Southerners Decorate White House Room
Washington May 30 The White House will feature a South decorated room with mountain handiwork. Mrs Woodrow Wilson supports the effort and has ordered duplicates of weaving exhibits from the Southern Educational Association display.
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Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Southern Educational Association
Parachutist Falls 400 Feet Buried in Mud
Arthur Lampham, a young parachute jumper, plunged 400 feet from an plane into a Staten Island marsh. He landed feet first and was buried to his neck in mud before rescuers freed him with ropes and boards. At the hospital he suffered shock after the failed parachute tonight.
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New York
Arthur Lampham
Staten Island
Lampham
Harry B. Brown
Little Girl Loses Fingers in Trolley Accident
Blanche Payne three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Payne of 638 Gagamore avenue Chelsea was struck by the fender of a Woodlawn avenue trolley car near her home and the front wheel passed over her left hand at Frost Hospital surgeons amputated three fingers from her hand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Payne
W. H. Payne
Gagamore Avenue
Chelsea
Woodlawn Avenue
Frost Hospital
Son Rescues Parents After Charles River Canoe Capsize
A Wal tham couple over 60 were rescued from drowning in the Charles River at Auburndale when their canoe capsized near Norumbega tower. Their expert canoeist son retrieved them with an emergency boat as the pair struggled in the water. The incident prompted public rescue efforts and police report details remain withheld.
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Waltham
Riverside
Charles River
Auburndale
Norumbega Tower
Jamaica Plain man falls 30 feet from roof injures himself
Edward Dunn aged 36 of 13 Atherton street Jamaica Plain was seriously injured when he fell about 30 feet from the roof of Frank Rich’s house at 2 Sheridan place yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dunn
Atherton Street
Jamaica Plain
Frank Rich
Sheridan Place
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Charlestown
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I. Friedmann & Co
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