Captain O Leary to be Buried Tomorrow
Captain Timothy S. O Leary U S N supply officer at the Charlestown Navy Yard in World War I died at Norfolk Virginia while on duty. He will be buried tomorrow in Arlington National Cemetery. Born in Worcester in 1861 he studied law after Naval Academy and is survived by a daughter Eleanor two sisters and two brothers Mrs Philip S Hamilton of Dorchester and Mrs Ellen Trainor of Worcester.
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Timothys. O’leary
U.S. N
Charlestown Navy Yard
Norfolk
National Cemetery
Arlington
O’leary
Worcester
Naval Academy
Georgetown University
Eleanor O'Leary
Philip 5S. Hamilton
Dorchester
Ellen Trainor
Coleman to Head City's Century Event
Mayor Peters named George W. Coleman as head of the committee to organize the city’s 100th birthday observance next year. The City Council order to form a committee had been delayed, with Councillor Hagan pressing for an answer after three previous attempts. The public celebrations committee is already planning the affair.
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Peters
George W. Coleman
Hagan
Vassar Seniors Market Verses For Endowment Funds
Two Vassar College seniors Grace Healy and Marian Born offer to furnish verses songs and jingles on short notice to aid endowment funds. They will sell rhymes by piece or dozen and design printed Christmas cards with sender names in the verse. Their poetry has already supplied many class songs and memory for the upcoming Vassar Follies in New York.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Grace Healy
Marian Born
LaFayette
Ind
New York
Seek Order to Stop Violence in Maine Injunction Sought
John A. Morrill associate justice of the Maine Supreme Court will hear a petition from International Paper Company of Corinth New York for temporary and permanent injunctions against 28 former employees at Livermore Livermore Falls and Jay Maine to stop violence and untoward acts The Superior Court recessed to Thursday for the hearing with attorneys Frank A Morey and Louis J Brann for the defendants and John H Maxwell and William H Newell for the company
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Auburn
John A. Morrill
Supreme Court of Maine
International Paper Company
Corinth
New York
Livermore
Livermore Falls
Jay
Maine
Superior Court
Supreme Court
John H. Maxwell
William H. Newell
Lewiston
Frank A. Morey
Louis J. Brann
Laughlin Company Ship Chandlery Fire Vacates Plant
More than fifty workers at the Thomas Laughlin Company 143 Fore Street were placed on a two week involuntary vacation after a blaze swept several departments of the ship chandlery hardware plant in Portland. Loss is estimated at least $30,000.
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Portland
Thomas Laughlin Company
Fore Street
Boston Fire Chief Joseph Manning Sets Business Tone for Department
Mayor Peters bids farewell to outgoing Fire Commissioner John R Murphy as Joseph P Manning assumes the Boston post. Manning vows a businesslike run, seeks cooperation from chiefs and firefighters, and praises Murphy’s leadership while outlining a return to efficiency and solid administration.
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Peters
John R. Murphy
Joseph P. Manning
Farewell for Ex-Commissioner Murphy at Fire Headquarters
Ex-commissioner John R. Murphy received an emotional sendoff as he severed ties with the fire department. A crowd gathered near Harrison Avenue and Bristol Street with whistles and sirens as Murphy and the new commissioner attended a brief reception. Commissioner Manning announced no changes to policy.
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John R. Murphy
Fire
Fire Department
Harrison Avenue
Bristol Street
Goodbys
Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Fire Commissioner Murphy Reflects On Term And Departing Hope
John R. Murphy, Fire Commissioner, expresses gratitude to the Veterinary Hospital and colleagues, recalling two years in the Fire Department as among the happiest of his life and praising the department’s morale and accomplishments. He notes regret at leaving office and thanks supporters for united backing.
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Tive
Boston
Peters
Murphy
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Board of Fire Underwriters
Boston Fire Department
Bureau of Supplies and Repairs
United
Fire Department
John R. Murphy
Kreger Breaks Up After Striking Pollock Rip Shoal
The four master schooner Henry F Kreger broke up after running aground on Pollock Rip Shoal a week earlier. The vessel stranded and separated, with crew and salvage teams racing to secure remaining hull sections.
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Henry F. Kreger
Pollock Rip Shoal
Shipwreck Vents as Pollock Rip Light Vessel Breaks
A radiogram reports total wreck after the Pollock Rip Light ship split. Masts fell Monday and the hull broke in two. sections sank, with some debris swept away by the tide.
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Pollock Rip
Firefighter Fred H. Moore of Brockton Dies at 61
Brockton pensioned assistant fire chief Fred H. Moore aged 61 died this forenoon. A longtime leader in New England veteran firemen’s leagues, he helped drag several injured from the Grover factory disaster in 1906 and was a Castine Maine native.
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Brockton
Fred H. Moore
New England
Castine
Maine
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Coleman
Thayer McNeil CO
Temple Place
West Street
Vassar
Gilchrist
Mills of
Bird & Sons
East Walpole
Mass
Neponset
PEASE
Xminster
Axminster
City of
Manning
Warren Institution For Savings Incorporated
Park Street
Colgate’s
Colgates
Kreger
Washington St
Corner Beach St
S. H. Harrison Co
Gilchrist CO
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