Largest Ward 2 rally fills Lyceum Hall in East Boston
More than 2500 packed Lyceum Hall for Ward 2 political rally with 19 mayoral hopefuls including Daniel B. McInnes and Thomas Coffey. Disturbances from the audience interrupted speakers as Coffey staged a long bowing bit and later sang My Irish Molly with the crowd.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Ward 2
John L. Kelly
Daniel B. McInnes
Thomas Coffey
Coffey
Tom Coffey
McInnes
Kelly
Bartholomew M. Flaherty
Western teams threaten East in renewed grid and boxing notes
A compilation notes Minnesota's 4-2 win over Chicago University and Michigan's pending clash with Pennsylvania, with Carlisle Indians and Princeton Yale stakes. The column also covers boxing prospects at Lincoln Club, forthcoming bouts, and Harold Leary's refereeing duties plus upcoming six day races and harboring talk of Giants in Atlanta.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Chicago University
Yost Machine
Maroons
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Buffalo
Sixty-fifth Regiment
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Unitarian Club Debates Sunday Laws at Vendome Meeting
At the November Unitarian Club gathering in Boston speakers discussed Sunday laws. Rep Robert Luce urged conscientious observance over rigid enforcement, while Robert Gorham proposed a forenoon worship and afternoon wholesome leisure model. Edward Everett Hale cited 1790 statutes as needed for health and welfare, and John D Long urged a more intelligent interpretation.
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Unitarian Club
Vendome
Robert Luce
Somerville
Robert S. Gorham
Suffolk Bar
Edward Everett Hale
John D. Lone
Luce
Park
Robert Gorham
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Commonwealth
John D. Long
New England Sabbath Protection League
Fr. Cullinane Dies Suddenly at 40
In Lawrence on November 14 Rev. Charles H. Cullinane pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception died suddenly at St. Mary’s parochial residence. He had been in poor health but active all day. a heart failure was suspected though the exact cause was not determined. He was born in Andover and educated at Villanova. He was ordained in 1800.
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Cullinane
Andover
Villanova
Lone Harvard Student Stirs Town With Wild Park Square Display
A young man, likely a Harvard student, caused a two hour disturbance in the hotel district last night. He yelled and gyrated with a red lantern in Park Square, drawing police attention. witnesses disagree on whether he was drunk, crazy, or simply on a lone lark.
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Harvard
Park Square
Moore Dempsey Couple Wed In Roxbury Rectory Ceremony
Miss Mary G Dempsey daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Dempsey of South Boston and niece of Police Captain Stanley married Joseph H Moore of Roxbury in the Church of the Holy Ghost Roxbury last evening. They left for a southern tour and will reside at 18 East Brookline Street after returning.
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Mary G. Dempsey
John F. Dempsey
Boston
Ytanley
Joseph H. Moore
Roxbury
Church of the Holy Ghost
Henry A. Barry
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