Reunion at St Stephen's Parish 18th annual Thanksgiving event
The 18th annual reunion of St Stephen's parish takes place at St John's Hall Moon Street on Thanksgiving night. Henry Fitzgerald chairs the organizing committee and aims for a high turnout of former parishioners including Rev Edward F McLeod and Rev John Lowers. Notables invited include Gov Foss Lt Gov Walsh Rep Murray and James Carey. The event features a 20 piece orchestra and dancing with a grand march led by Mayor John F Fitzgerald at 9 pm.
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St. Stephen's
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Henry §. Fitzgerald
Ffair
John J. O’hare
Ohn J. Leahy
Francis O’donnell
John Mahoney
Thomas “Lesk
John H. Mahoney
Martin Ryder
Frank Connelly
Marjorie Tarren
P. Robert Greene
Foss
David J. Walsh
William F. Murray
James M. Carey
John J. Attridge
Timothy J. Buckley
Daniel F. McDonld
Walter 4. Collins
John F. Fitzgerald
Mystery clears suicide of Brookline man in Chicago hotel
William C. Snell of 11 Waverly Street Brookline killed himself with a revolver in a Chicago hotel Saturday afternoon. President John S. Harman of the William F. Mosser Company of Boston announced Snell had been released as treasurer of his concern Thursday.
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William C. Snell
Waverly Street
Brookline
Chicago
John S. Harman
William F. Mosser Company
Boston
Snell
Snell's Departure Sparks Investigation at Mosser Company
Rumors of a $20 000 to $40 000 shortage were denied by President Harman and Vice-President McGarry as an audit began with Harry Gilby new treasurer and Chicago auditor G H Cowan present. Snell left for Chicago after notice of his discharge, and a death by own action scare tied to a Chicago hotel occurred as Mrs Snell and children faced the distress.
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Snell
Boston
Harman
McGarry
Mr. Harman
South Street
Harry Gilby
G. H. Cowan
Chicago
Death claims Dr Angus MacOdrum at Cambridge
Dr Angus MacOdrum a Cambridge physician long with Cambridge Relief Hospital and Grace Hospital died at his home 128 Magazine Street Cambridge after a two week illness. He was 47 and death was caused by cerebral apoplexy.
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Angus MacOdrum
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Grace Hospital
Magazine Street
Newfoundlanders Organize Charity in Boston
Former Newfoundland residents in Boston met at Paine Hall Appleton Street and formed the Newfoundland Charitable Association. Leaders include William R B Somerville Richard Powers John Powers Walter Duggan John Holloran Michael White William Hudson Thomas Williams John Congdon S Hogan and several Mrs. Daley Ella Ryan Dodd Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Scott. They plan large committees and aim to enroll all former Newfoundland residents in Boston.
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Newfoundland
Boston
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Newfoundland Charitable Association
William RB. Somerville
Richard Powers
John F. Powers
Walter Duggan
John Jslolloran
Michael White
William Hudson
Thomas Williams
John Congdon
S. Hogan
Daley
Ella Ryan
Dodd
John FF. Powers
Scott
Newfroundland
Fire damages Cambridge dwelling from faulty furnace pipe
A fire started by a defective furnace pipe caused $1000 damage in a dwelling at 111 111 1 2 Inman Street Cambridge yesterday morning. Units responded and contained the blaze with no report of injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause and the fire’s origin within the residence.
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Inman Street
Cambridge
White Rock Water Sequel Promotes Health Case at Home
A local ad item touts White Rock Water with the claim that health follows good living and urges readers to order a case for home use today. The message emphasizes wellness and accessibility for households.
Hoffmann to Open Season with Offenbach Opera
The Boston Opera Company opens its fourth season with Offenbachs Tales of Hoffmann sung in French. Edmond Clement stars as Hoffmann directed by Andre Caplet with New scenery and revised score.
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Boston Opera Company
Offenbach
Edmond Clement
Hoffmann
Andre Caplet
Josef Urban
Opera House
Russell
Caplet
Fighemiadn Che Sccepcescuse
Edmond Clement Lindorf
Coppelius
Capertutto
Dr. Miracle
Esseses
Vanni Marcoux Spalanzani
Penaneae
Ernesto Giaccone
PCR
BAO i Acnecse
Chews
Ramon Blanchart Andres
Cochenille
Pitichinaccio
WAAR
Eea
Luigi Cilla Maitre Tatler
Cccseinccecsascnnbeke
A. Sillich
Nathaniel
Tere Ea Kg
Rafaelo Diaz Hierrimann
Ccoesseseess
Rene Chasseriaux Schlemis
George Everett
Argomia Liss Iiciebeabenetade
Louise Edlvina
OL Didia
Laa
Bernice Fisher
Newsies Launch City Campaign for Sodekson
The Boston newsboys endorse Nathan Sodekson for City Council in a historic move. About 300 newsies attend the union meeting and plan a distinctive drive, including each boy wearing a placard stating Vote for a former newsboy for councilman.
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Nathan Sodekson
Newsboys
Boston
Sodekson
Newsboys’ Union
Newboys
Sousa Delights Immense Audience at Mechanics Hall
An enthusiastic crowd filled Mechanics Hall to hear John Philip Sousa's band in one of the largest local concerts. The program featured Sousa's own compositions including The Federalist, with soloists Miss Virginia Root soprano Miss Nicoline Zedeler violinist and Herbert L Clarke cornetist receiving strong applause.
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Mechanics’ Hall
John Philip Sousa
Virginia Root
Nicoline Zedeler
Herbert L. Clarke
Maryland Senator Rayner Fades Into Deep Coma
Reports from his bedside say Senator Rayner of Maryland is growing weaker and sank into a deep coma again today with no arousal possible.
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Washington
Senator Rayner
Maryland
Congress May Order Probe Into Railroad Deal
Democratic leaders in the House expect Congress to order an investigation of the New York New Haven and Stratford railroad and the Grand Trunk deal that halted line projections into Providence and Boston. Rep. Robert L. Henry noted he would likely handle such a resolution as rules chairman. The House opposition to the New Haven is strong and a congressional probe may follow Justice Department inquiries.
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Washington
House
Congress
New York, New Haven & Startford
Grand Trunk Line
Providence
Boston
Robert Ll. Henry
Rules Committee
The
New Haven
Department of Justice
Husband Dead Wife in Cell
John Erickson aged 42 died from cerebral hemorrhage after an ambulance took him to City Hospital. His widow Julia Erickson remained in custody at the city prison on a separate intoxication charge as police completed their inquiry into the incident.
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John Erickson
City Hospital
Julia Erickson
City
Dedham Street
Lovering
Erickson
Mass in Body at Mission Church Roxbury
More than 800 young men and boys from the Confraternity of the Holy Family at Mission Church Roxbury attended the 7 o clock mass yesterday morning and received holy communion together.
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Confraternity of the Holy Family
Mission Church
Roxbury
New Pastor Installed at King's Chapel
The Rev. Sydney Bruce Snow formerly of Concord New Hampshire was installed as associate minister of King's Chapel yesterday morning. Arthur T. Lyman senior warden read the installation and the ceremony followed the regular morning services led by Rev. Howard N. Brown.
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Sydney Bruce Snow
Second Congregational Society of
Prisoner Faces Arraignment After Rose Street Stabbing
A Sunday morning quarrel on Rose Street South Jand left Edward M Bridges 23 of Hawthorne Street with a stab wound to the left hand. John Ramisha 28 of Rose Street is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon a razor and will be arraigned in Municipal Court today.
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Rose Street
South Jand
Edward M. Bridges
Hawthorne Street
Bridges
John Ramisha
Two Alarm Fire Destroys Wood Turning Shop in South End
Flames shot from windows of a five story brick building at 49 Wareham Street in the wood turning district triggering two alarms at 6 AM Sunday. The fire caused about 3500 dollars in damage.
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Wareham Street
South End
Former Referee in Bankruptcy H. C. Royce Dies at 48
H. Charles Royce, referee in bankruptcy and former Vermont State Senator, died at his St. Albans home at age 48. The longtime legal figure and public servant passed away today after a prior career spanning law and state politics.
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ST. Albans
H. Charles Royce
Protestant Church Activities Highlight Sermons and Clergy
The Rev. Allen A. Stockdale opened a three part series on Everyday Blessings with a sermon on Work. Remaining topics will cover Play and Friendship. Archibald MacKinnon replaces absent Rev. MacKinnon at St. Andrew's. Noon services at St Pauls feature Deans Hodges and Rousmaniere. Harvest Tide cantata returns at noon Wednesday. Pilgrim Hall hosts Beardsley and Atkinson on church work and labor. Boston Congregational Club meets at Ford Building with President Fitch speaking on The Ministry and the Present Age. The Young Men's Congregational Club has merged into this group.
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Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
Alexander D. MacKinnon
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Archibald MacKinnon
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Dean Hodges
Divinity School
S‘riday
Dean Rousmaniere
Pilgrim Hall
Henry M. Beardsley
Congregational Brotherhood of America
Henry A. Atkinson
National Council
Boston Congregational Club
Ford Building
Fitch
Andover Seminary
Young Men’s Congregational Club
Runaway Kid Walter McCarthy Strays From Charlestown Again
Walter McCarthy known as the run away kid of Charlestown left home without permission for a trip to New Haven to see the Yale Harvard game. He returned after a day amid his parents worry and a pocketful of change. He has a history of frequent departures with no clear source of his money.
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Walter McCarthy
Charlestown
John J. McCarthy
Bartlett Street
Walter
New Haven
Harvard
Malden
Medford
Somerville
Boston
Cambridge
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