United Irish League Appeals for American Aid to Ireland
The United Irish League of America calls for financial support in light of the Birrell bill’s rejection, urging Irish self government and liberty for all. It notes prior gains in Irish land acts and peasant proprietorship, and lists American contacts for subscriptions and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League of America
America
Birrell
Lord Leutenant
Boston
Friends of Irish
England
Ireland
Douma
Parnell
Abolition Party
United Irish League In
T. B. Fitz
Irish clubs discuss business and pleasure in city halls
More than 300 Mayo Men's Club members met at 18 Kneeland Street to announce a big advance in tickets for the annual ball at Paul Revere Hall on December 9. The Boston Gaelic School and several societies held sessions and announced upcoming events and honorary memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Men's Club
Kneeland Street
Paul Revere Hall
Philadelphia
Boston Club
Boston Gaelic School
Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
J. B. Brown
P. Lehane
D. Holland
Knights and Ladies of Roscommon
Wells Memorial
Central Council
Philo-Celtic Society
Whitmore Street
Jeremiah Shaw
J. P. Lane
Dublin Men's Association
Rathbone Wall
Wolfe Tone
Charles F. Forrester
Augustine Daly
Cambridge
Hibernian Gaelic School
P. J. Higgins
Messrs
D. J. Keohane
D. Sullivan
P. Murphy
P. J. Leonard
Bartholomew Murphy
C. J. O'Leary
Tuttle Defends Advisory Committee For High School Of Commerce
President Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine railroad defends the advisory committee for the High School of Commerce. He says the group has no power to dictate policy and acts only to offer wise advice for the school, while employment for pupils during summer aids their learning and has no guaranteed promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Commerce
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Road
Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
Boston School Board
Boston Schools
Itam
Boston
F. W. Thompson
Daniel J Terhune Dead In Roxbury Residence
Daniel J. Terhune died yesterday morning at his son J W Terhune’s home 15 Crawford Street Roxbury in his 83rd year. Born Newark March 29 1825 he ran a large Newark shoe factory 1855 65 later lived in New England and Brockton. He leaves a widow and three sons William Joseph and Edward Terhune. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at his son’s residence.
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Daniel J. Terhune
J. W. Terhune
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Mr. Terhune
Newark
N. J
New England
Brockton
St. John's Lodge of Masons
R. A
Porter Congregational Church
William L. Terhune
Joseph W. Terhune
Edward A. Terhune
William Hay Dies at Lynn Shoe Leader
William Hay aged 55, a prominent shoe industry figure nationwide, died at his Lynn home. He had served in local government as a member of the Common Council and Board of Aldermen.
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Lynn
William Hay
Obituary of Benjamin Spinoza cigar maker of Roxbury
Benjamin Spinoza, 57, manufacturer of the Boston Cadet cigar, died after a brief illness from pneumonia at his home 81 Waumbeck street Roxbury. Born in Amsterdam he came to the United States at 11. He founded his cigar business in 1870 and belonged to multiple lodges including Lafayette Lodge Masons Ancient Landmark and Odd Fellows. Survived by wife and six children.
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Benjamin Spinoza
Boston
Waumbeck Street
Roxbury
Lafayette Lodge of Masons
Ancient Landmark Lodge
Odd Fellows
Charles Sumner Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Roxbury Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
Free Sons of Israel
Beachmont Club
Death of Ira G. Perry Prominent Odd Fellow
Ira G. Perry a prominent figure in Odd Fellow circles and in the shoe business died in Lynn at 74 He was first vice president of the District Deputies Association of Odd Fellows a charter member and past noble grand of the East Lynn Odd Fellows past chief patriarch of the Lynn Encampment I O O F and was active in several other lodges He leaves two sons.
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Lynn
Ira G. Perry
Odd Fellow
District Deputies’ Association of Odd Fellows
East Lynn
Odd Fellows
Columbus Associates Annual Ball Set for Thanksgiving Eve
The Columbus Associates of the North End plan their annual ball on Thanksgiving Eve at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Led by Joseph Dondero and Isadore Albertini, with a 200 member Italian social group, the event will host the Mayor Italian clergy and various Italian social and educational bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Associates
North End
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
Joseph Dondero
Isadore Albertini
Noted safe blower John Conley arrested in Troy NY
Troy detectives arrest John Conley also known as John Martin and John Stamford and nicknamed Pawtucket Jimmie, a reputed safe blower, in Troy New York.
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Troy
N. Y
John Conley
John Martin
John Stamford
Pawtucket Jimmie
Seeks Mother After 17 Years From State Farm Worker Boy
William Wilcox an 18 year old boy seeks his mother whom he says he was taken from 17 years ago. He states he was separated from Tremont street mother as a baby and sent to a state farm where hard work strained his back and arms. He now sells papers to survive.
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William Wilcox
the Post
Tremont Street
Plans Formed for Seventh National Convention of Catholic Societies
Executive boards of Middlesex Suffolk and Essex county federations meet at the Young Men’s Catholic Association to form the general permanent committee for the seventh national convention to be held in Boston in July or August 1908. The group names officers and fixes December 29 for a planning meeting with Archbishop O’Connell as honorary chairman.
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Middlesex
Suffolk
Essex County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Young Men's Catholic Association
Mast Newton Street
Boston
Francis X. Dolan
Suffolk County Federation
John S. Cullen
Watertown
Richard J. Teeling
P. R
Lynn
Essex
Henry Wessling
Roxbury
William H. O'Connell
Committee of Arrangements
Charles T. Daly
West Medford
Middlesex County Federation
Joseph H. Ochs
Katherine A. O'Keefe
Lawrence
Patrick Ford
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Lung Euro 50 Cough Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Lung Euro 50 cough cure made from Carolina pine tar. It claims rapid healing of the throat and lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Kerseys
Frieze
Melton
Mayor Pushes Public Utilities Commission for Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald urges creation of a Public Utilities Commission modeled on New York to handle public service issues in metropolitan Boston. He cites bridge repairs on Boylston Street and frequent citizen complaints about Elevated and steam railway services as justification. He vows to include the commission in his next inaugural address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Boylston Street
Boston
New York
State Railroad Commission
Commonwealth
Mayor Hibbard Characterized As Dummy for Lodge Aid
Mayor Fitzgerald denounces Postmaster Hibbard as a tool of Senator Lodge and the Republican machine in a pursuit of Boston mayoralty. He argues Hibbard would retain the postmastership, face pressure for nonpartisan support, and would weaken city governance in favor of party control.
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Fitzgerald
Postmaster Hibbard
Boston
Good Government Association
Mr. Hibbard
Hibbard
Senator Lodge
Chicago
Massachusetts
George A. Hibbard
John F. Fitzgerald
W Hibbard
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Boyle Bros
Credit Men
United Irish League
Patrick
Bishop O'Donnell
Raphoe
John 12
Redmond
M. P
Stephen O’mara
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Kingston Street
T. J. Dillon
M. D
Vernon Street
P. J. Timmins
Central Branch
Broadway
South
Denis O'Reilly
Thomas Park
South Boston
M. J. Jordan
National
Court Street
John O'Callaghan
Globe Building
Advisory
ODD
OF Columbus Associates
Colum
Columbus Bus Associates Associates
Pawtucket
Boy
State Farm
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
maSsimonc Sater
Paine
PRINE
Shawmut
GHA Wi AT Furniture CO
Tremont Sts
Hollis St
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