Farewell Mass for Beloved St. Vincent's Pastor Patterson
Nearly 2000 parishioners packed St. Vincent's Church South Boston to honor Rev George S Patterson on his 10 year tenure before his transfer to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Clergy from nearby towns attended including Frs Brogan Maley Danahey Murphy P J Lyons Brennan Johnson O'Brien Brown Flanigan and Fr James B Troy The parish and South Boston residents raised a $2000 purse for Father Patterson with St Vincent's Holy Name Club organizing the event and ushers named to guide attendees.
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St. Vincent’s Church
Boston
George S. Patterson
O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Patterson
St. Vincent’s
Frs
Brogan
Maley
Edward
Danahey
Newton
Murphy
Whitman
P. J. Lyons
Brennan
Johnson
O’brien
Brown
Flanigan
Medford
Martin Sherry
Sherry
St. Vincent's Boy Orchestra
Herbert J. Keenan
South Boston
Gate of Heaven Church
Robert J. Johnson
Fr. Patterson
St. Vincent's
James B. Troy
Thomas R. Tobin
St. Vincent's Holy Name Club
J. J. Lyons
William H. Grant
William F. Spencer
Joseph McCarthy
Fred Doherty
Frank J. Harkins
Patrick F. O’brien
John J. Lydon
John I
Albert Farquharson
Funds Pledged for Erin’s Irish Home Rule Cause
Boston and Massachusetts supporters of the United Irish League raise and pledge $10,000 toward America’s $60,000 quota for Ireland’s home rule campaign. Thomas B. Fitzpatrick notes strong early donations and outlines aims to aid Irish MPs in Westminster and fund election work.
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United Irish League
United Irish League of America
Boston
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Brookline
4A Post
Dublin
Ireland
League
Michael J. Ryan
Archbishop O'Connell
William ‘Floyd Garrison
Irish Parliamentary Party
Parnell
Gladstone
John E. Redmond
Canada
Austria
New Zealand
Congress
Westminster
Philadelphia
America
National Committee
P. J. Timmins
United States
Birrell
Chelsea art tile pioneer John G. Low dies at 72
John G. Low of Chelsea, founder of Low Art Tile Works the world’s leading high grade art tile maker, died after a short illness from acute indigestion. He was 72, the oldest Chelsea native, leaving a widow and son former Alderman John F. Low. An artist who studied in Paris, he served on the Board of Park Commissioners and belonged to the Masonic fraternity.
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John G. Low
Chelsea
Low Art Tile Works
Low
John F. Low
Paris
Masonic Fraternity
Board of Park Commissioners
Barry Mayoral Run Sparks Split in Local Parties
Ex Alderman David F Barry plans an independent Democratic and citizens ticket for the coma s election. He faces an anti machine Democratic faction backing a challenge to Mayor Fitzgerald. Building Laborers Union to meet Sundays at 45 Eliot Street.
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David F. Barry
Comas
Citizens
Fitzgerald
Building Laborers’ Union
Eliot Street
Will Reunite Garment Trade in Boston
An all day mass meeting of Boston garment workers at Wells Memorial built to reorganize local unions and unionize every branch of the clothing industry. Speakers S Landers and B Sweizer from New York urged united organization, with Henry Abrahams Max Benjamin and M Biher supporting the effort.
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Garment Workers of Boston
Wells Memorial Building
Boston
S. Landers
New York
B. Sweizer
United Garment Workers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Boston Central Labor Union and Cigarmakers’ Union
Max Benjamin
M. Biher
Labor Notes on Boston Building Trades Shifts Meeting Day
The Boston Building Trades Council votes to move meetings from Sunday afternoons to Friday nights due to trade composition. Pavers’ Union reports non union pavers on city jobs and Superintendent Doyle of the Street department is prompted to hear the grievance. Also noted are elections in Coal Handiers and Trimmers Assembly 1629 and a Ben Franklin Assembly 5468 meeting with multiple speakers and new and reinstated members.
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Boston Building Trades Council
Beecause
Building Trades
Union 1
Doyle
John Beatty
Michael Flaherty
K. of L
Ben Franklin Assembly
William Cassell
MacKim
Musicians’ Department
Mr. Welsh
Sewer
Sores and eczema warning with X Zalia remedy
Careful diagnosis needed to tell eczema from sores. Any sore should be treated promptly to prevent spread. The text promotes X Zalia as a quick healer that wets the flesh, removes soreness, and claims rapid healing.
Light Ship Disbled Yet Signals On
Chatham November 10. The light ship at Shovelful Shoal again lies in a disabled state after colliding with the schooner Robert Graham Dunn. The bell frame is demolished and the bell silent, leaving only the warning beacon. The district has only one relief lightship and awaits the government tug Azalea from Boston for inspection.
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Chatham
Shovelful Shoal
Arydock
Re Uef
Boston
Robert Graham Dunn
Newport News
Sandy Point
Monomoy Point
Shelly
Kennedy Scandal Echoes in Finance Commission Testimony
Fragmented remarks recount alleged bid rigging and internal disputes over city contracts. Senator Linehan defends bids as honest while others dispute validity and accuse commission members and attorneys of improper pressure and coverups.
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Lin
United States
Fir Commission
Prohibition Law Signed After Delaware Closures
In Dover Delaware on November 10 4 yesterday signed the enacting the prohibition and Sussex counties whig license last Tuesday. JT distilleries in those cauy ingly closing and ships of the State.
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Dover
Del
Sussex
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