Cardinal O Connell Dedicates St John s Church in North Cambridge
Cardinal O Connell officiated at the dedication of the church of St. John the Evangelist in North Cambridge. The thronged parishioners heard an impressive ceremony with Cardinal O Connell, Mgr P J Supple, and Rev Garrett J Barry among the priests. The sermon praised the church’s beauty and its sacred role, ending with benediction and evening vespers.
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Cardinal O’connell
St. John the Evangelist
North
Cambridge
Mgr. P. J. Supple
D. D
St. John’s, Roxbury
Edward McGoldrick
Garret J. Barry
St. Benedict’s, Somerville
Charles Finn
John A. Butler
John A. Crowe
C. T. McGrath
St. Joseph's
Somerville
Albert Mullin
P. F. Lydon
R. J. Splaine
Ambrose Dorr
P. S. Calanan
J. A. Fitzgerald
Michael Callahan
James P. F. Kelly
P. J. Supple
John J. Farrell
St. John’s Church
Canton
Cardinal O Connell Mass Procession at Cambridge Church
Cardinal O Connell led a solemn high mass at Cambridge church with 50 members each from Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hibernians and visiting priests escorting him. The ceremony featured Rev M J Doody as celebrant and several Cambridge clergy as deacon subdeacon and master of ceremonies.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Ty W. J. Dooley
Re. J. Moriarty
Daniel Lenihan
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Division 31
Ancient Order of Hibernians
M. J. Doody
Mary’s
Cambridge
John. J. Ryan
St. Paul’s
E. J. Rvan
D. D
St. Peter's
Thomas F. McCarthy
St. Clement’s
Somerville
Rare deep sea fish caught near Blaine identified
Seattle November 3 The second specimen of crotus wiloughbii, a rare deep sea fish, was received at the University of Washington for identification. The six foot long fish was taken from a trap near Blaine, Washington and lacks scales and a backbone.
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Seattle
One Best Way to Do Anything Highlighted by NCR
The National Cash Register Co of Dayton Ohio claims there is a single best method for all tasks and asserts NCR superiority across 256 businesses. The ad emphasizes square dealings, employee integrity, and safeguarded profits.
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the National Cash Register Co
Dayton, Ohio
Auto Held by Police After Pedestrian Crash
Richard S. Merrill, 25, of Dorchester, operates a car that struck two pedestrians crossing Massachusetts Avenue near St. Stephen Street around 11 PM Saturday. Merrill is under arrest, charged with reckless driving.
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Richard S. Merrill
Charles Street
Dorchester
Massachusetts Avenue
St. Stephen Street
Auto hits two pedestrians at crowded theatre crosswalk
Police say Grace P. Merrill’s car struck Mrs. Lillian Fisher and Manuel Pelprantz as crowds exited Symphony Hall. Fisher suffered multiple injuries including a broken arm and leg. Pelprantz sustained a deep head wound and leg fractures. Merrill was detained and later arrested as both victims were taken to homes and City Hospital.
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Symphony Hall
Lillian Fisher
Massachusetts Avenue
Manuel Pelprantz
Denmark Street
Pelprantz
Grace P. Merrill
Charles Street
Dorchester
Fisher
Merrill
Rabbi Urges Church Role in Politics as Jewish Vote Denial
Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Israel argues religion must engage in politics, condemning nonparticipation. He declares ministers should discuss current topics and insists the Jewish vote is individual, refuting claims of a unified "Jewish vote" influencing elections.
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Harry Levi
Temple Israel
Mustache Costs Officer His Bride in Porting Romance
Miss L. V. Brett daughter of the late Major J. K. Brett arrived in Portland on the Beaver with Lieutenant K. J. Dawley of Battery E 2d Field Artillery. She told friends she disliked facial hair and while Dawley wore a growing moustache at the dock no wedding has occurred. she returned to her mother in San Francisco.
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Portland
Ore
L. V. Brett
J. K. Brett
24Th
United States Infantry
Beaver
K. J. Dawley
2D Field Artillery
Tied Rosettes on the Ducks and Pigs
Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt seeks a major domo position at The Stream estate in Surrey after marrying into the Vanderbilt family. A Swiss butler who once held sweeping powers in the household anticipates a larger role as the domestic staff dynamics unfold.
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London
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
McKim
Domo
Betchworth
Reigate
Surrey
A. G. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Kicks Cork Leg To Plate In Season Finale Row
In Campfield Col a ninth inning dispute over Al bert Billings cork leg touching home led umpire Jerry Carter to rule the run legal after consulting the rules. With Billings on third and a short infield hit, the ball beat him but his cork leg touched home before the catcher received the ball. The decision sparked a wrangle and was sent to the local sports editor for precedent.
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Campfield
Col
Jerry Carter
Albert Billings
Billings
Farmer offers five dollars a day for help in Idaho Falls
A farmer on a hay rack near Park and Broadway in Idaho Falls shouted five dollars a day to recruit help for harvesting. The appeal, cited as the record wage in the region, highlights labor shortages in farming communities.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Navy
Park and Broadway
Idaho Falls
State Officers of A O H Meet at Quincy House
State officers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a meeting at the Quincy House yesterday afternoon. State President Patrick F. Cannon presided. County presidents from the state's various counties attended.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Quincy House
Patrick F. Cannon
Vanderbilt house scandal reveals extravagant honeymoon gifts
The text describes a Vanderbilt couple’s honeymoon expenditures including furniture, animals, a £25 rifle range, and a £78 bicycle. Decorations in red and white suit the Vanderbilt colors provoke Mrs. Vanderbilt’s demand for explanations and the butler’s dismissal back to her father’s hotel amid local support for the family.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt
Fire at Goldthwait building causes $20000 loss in Salem
A general alarm at 6 50 morning fire in the Goldthwait building 3 11 Front street Salem caused a listed loss of 20000. Origin unknown the blaze spread to inflammable back buildings and required three hours to control. Major losses to Sushelsky 8000 10000 insurance 2000. Spencer Regulator 3000 insured. Salem Buttonhole 14000 stock loss 2500 insured with machines 7700 destroyed. Building owned by Hooper Brothers assessed 10000.
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Salem
Goldthwait
Front Street
P. Sushelsky
Aa Small Ber
Sushelsky
Spencer Regulator Company
Salem Buttonhole Company
Salem Electric Light Company
Lewis J. Rogolsky
Hooper Brothers
Horse Dies of Grief for Cat After Beloved Pair
New York reports Fritz a loyal horse that drew the Garibotto carriage died of starvation after a Maltese cat named Tom, once a kitten in the stable, refused to eat for days in grief. Tom later died after a bulldog attack while the cat and horse had shared a bond since Tom’s kitten days.
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New York
Tom
Fritz
Charlie
Garibotto
Bayonne
N. J
Jesuits Observe Saints Feast at St Marys Church
The Jesuit church of St Marys in the North End was crowded for both morning and evening services yesterday as the day honored All Saints of the Society of Jesus.
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St. Mary’s
North End
All Saints of the Society of Jesus
Requiem Mass for Boston Clergy at Cathedral
A pontifical requiem mass for the repose of bishops and priests of the Boston diocese will be sung at the Cathedral at 9:30 this morning. Cardinal OConnell will begin the mass and will occupy the episcopal throne during the services.
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Diocese of
Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Paris Green Poisonings And War Talk At Tremont Temple
A woman, Annie Capucci, 25, reportedly took Paris green and died hours later after being found in her North End home. Dr. Mastrangelo stated the poison could kill many, while Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers spoke at Tremont Temple condemning politics and predicting no price changes from any election, urging calm and Christian unity amid wartime concerns.
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Paris Green
Marco Mastrangelo
North Square
Annie Capucci
Webster Place
North Isnd
Tomaso
Red
Mastrangelo
Dog Steals For His Horse Friend
In Altoona Pennsylvania Fire Chief Alleman accused a station driver of overfeeding a team after corn disappeared from No 6 fire station stalls. A dog mascot named Buster was observed carrying ears to a horse, stealing corn daily.
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Altoona
Penn
No. 6
Alleman
Buster
Woman’s Hen Theft Case Dismissed Over Cackle Confusion
Terre Haute Indiana November 3 Judge Batt of the city court refused to accept a woman’s testimony against a man accused of stealing her hen. She claimed to recognize the hen’s cackle as the man carried it away though she did not actually see the bird.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Batt
Officer Recalls 20 Year Grasp on Hudson
New York November 3 Henry Hudour or Hudson aged 69 was arrested by Lieutenant Detective Boyle who had captured him 20 years earlier for his first offence. Between then and now he spent seven terms in prison and was released just six weeks ago.
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Dr. Myers
Washington
Lincoln
New York
Henry Hudson
Henry Hudour
Boyle
Hudson
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