Marlboro Mourns Father McKenna In Star-Studded Funeral
A large Marlboro funeral for Father McKenna drew mourners from nearby towns with church services at Immaculate Conception. The procession formed on Washington Street led by Thomas Hurley and included Holy Name Society, Knights of Columbus, and local civic groups. Attendees included Archbishop Williams and several bishops, with interment in the priests' plot.
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Marlboro
M’kenna
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Marlboro Catholic Lyceum Association
Highland Club
St. John's Temperance Society
Married Ladies’ Sodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Society of the Rosary
Temperance and Benevolent Society
Wolfe Tone Association
Washington Street
Thomas P. Hurley
James W. McDonald
John J. Shaughnessy
James P. Collins
Daniel E. O’connor
Peter B. Murphy
Edward F. Brown
R. M. O'Halloran
J. A. Sullivan
J. T. Shehan
J. Oscar Genest
St. Mary’s Church
John P. Crowe
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
McKenna
Mgr
Thomas Maginness
Jamaica Plain
J. E. Millerick
Wakefield
Thomas F. Cusack
Hudson
Louis F. ‘Walsh
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
James Galvin
East Douglas
Edward J. Moriarty
Concord
Charles W. Peagan
Gloucester
Chanters
Thomas J. Conaty
D. D
Worcester
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Edward F. McSweeney
Archbishop Williams
Catholic
Rumored Cardinalate Split Among U S Catholics
Washington reports heated sentiment over Cardinal Satolli and Archbishop Corrigan and whether Rome will concede. American leaders press for Bishop Keane’s elevation while a university board vote looms on ultramontanism and Corrigan’s advancement. In New York Hewit of the Paulist Fathers is named as a possible rector successor to Bishop Keane.
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Washington
Satolli
Corrigan
Rome
Keane
University Board of Directors
New York
Augustine F. Hewit
Chandler Post-Graduate Club Opens Season at Hoffman House
The Chandler Post-Graduate Club held its first season meeting at 212 Columbus avenue on Oct 14 led by president W M Khan. Miss Helen Goodwin delivered the main paper urging members to elevate shorthand to professional dignity. Discussed Bach and Handel with Miss Curry of the Handel and Haydn society speaking on the Passion music. Future meetings will feature one minute member speeches on current topics.
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Chandler Post-Graduate Club
Hoffman House
Columbus Avenue
W. M. K.han
Helen Goodwin
Bach
Handel
Boston Aldermen Observe Chicago Fire Department Visit
Boston Aldermen touring the city examined Chicago firefighting operations. They praised Chief Swenie and his team and planned further stops in Cleveland Philadelphia before returning to Boston.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Swenie
Pond End School Closed Over Diphtheria Scare
In Waltham the Pond End School was ordered closed by the Board of Health because multiple pupils contracted diphtheria. The building will be fumigated and may reopen after cleaning. the source notes proximity to the Cambridge water basin but no confirmed link.
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Waltham
Pond End
Board of Health
Cambridge
Greenwood
Moody
Fitzgerald Congresses Hibernians to Honor Roche Return
Division 87 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians holds a Sunday meeting in Monument Society Hall to celebrate the safe return of Martin J. Roche Massachusetts state treasurer after a two months tour of Ireland. John F. Fitzgerald and other prominent AOH members will speak.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernis
Martin J. Roche
Massachusetts
Ireland
Monument Society
John F. Fitzgerald
Roche
Notable Homecoming Amid British Pursuit
A celebrated arrival home receives hearty congratulations as the traveler enjoys the trip despite being closely watched and followed by British detectives, marking a memorable return.
Hughes Elected Leader of Literary Committee at Boston University
Charles B. Hughes chosen as chairman of the literary committee at the Theological School succeeding Turner who moved to Kentucky. Hughes also known with Newton Athletic Association and Boston University involvement. McKinley Club met in Jacob Sleeper Hall to discuss an intercollegiate parade campaign. A committee led by Sprague Ralph Stratten and Herbert Sheldon to plan a parade scheduled for October 29 or 30.
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Charles
Hughes
Theological School
Turner
Kentucky
Newton Athletic Association
McKinley Club
Boston University
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Raymond A. Robbins
Herbert Sheldon
Harv
J. Sprague
Ralph Stratten
Herbert
Sheldon
James H. Billot
Piles Cured In 3 to 6 Nights by Dr Agnew’s Ointment
Advertisement claims Dr Agnew’s ointment cures itching piles in 3 to 6 nights with one application bringing relief. It touts effectiveness for blind and bleeding piles and also claims to cure tetter salt rheum and dermatitis. Prices described as cents, with Strand & Co listed.
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Agnew
Iso
Erber
Strand & Co
Bram the ill fated Herbert Fuller mate writes stern plea
Bram, mate of the ill fated Herbert Fuller, on trial for murder of Captain Nash, his wife and the second mate, writes hymns and hopeful letters from jail to Halifax Chief O Sullivan. He compares himself to Daniel in the lions den and seeks deliverance through faith. Meanwhile Professor A A Hubrecht, Dutch representative of Utrecht University, attends Princeton sesqui centennial events and lectures on The Descent of the Primates.
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Bram
Tom
Huene
Crane
Daniel
A. A. Hubrecht
Holland
Hubrecht
University of Utrecht
Princeton College
Rasten
New York
Harvard Medical 1
Readville
Walker
Technology Club
Gerard Mathes
Amsterdam
Mathes
Barto
Es- Mathes
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder advertised remedy
An old advert promotes Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder with a nasal inhaler. It promises rapid relief from catarrh hay fever and colds, claiming instant and lasting relief from nasal pain and congestion and notes each bottle includes the powder and a breathing aid.
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Agnew
Deafbes Co
Aship
Sugar Trust Rival Emerges In New York Split
The World reports a new competitor forming to unite refineries outside the Sugar Trust. The plan targets 11 450 barrels per day capacity to challenge the trust's 25 000 barrels daily, with Brooklyn’s Mollenhauer and other plants joining the move.
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New York
Sugar Trust
Wall Street
Mollenhauer
Brooklyn
Trust
Osborne feud roils Republican camps in Canton Ohio
Rumors say William M. Osborne cousin of Mayor McKinley stirs dispute at New York headquarters pressing for his approval on vouchers. Senator Quay and General Hanna clash with Osborne. McKinley reportedly backs his cousin while Hanna remains in Chicago handling Illinois and Western campaigns.
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Canton
William M. Osborne
Republican National Committee
Osborne
McKinley
Quay
Hobart
New York
O. K
Hanna
Senator Quay
General Osborne
Major McKinley
West
Chicago
Illinois
Globe Defeat in Libel Suit by Stock Couple
A jury returned verdict for the Boston Globe in two libel cases brought by Eustace Stock and his wife over a story about their treatment of Stock’s son. The trial lasted two days with the verdict delivered after the judge’s charge.
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Norwood
Eustace Stock
Boston Globe
Change in White Squadron Commander Planned
News from New York reports Admiral Ramsay, currently head of the bureau of navigation, is slated to command the North Atlantic station before retiring next March. Admiral Bunce is assigned to command the navy yard, completing a reshuffle during the White Squadron visit.
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New York
Admiral Ramsay
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
North Atlantic
Admiral Bunce
Navy Yard
Endowment Fund For Celtic Literature Chair
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will present a fund of 0 000 raised nationwide to endow the Celtic literature chair at Catholic University Washington D C. Trustees will receive the gift next Wednesday at 4 o clock after an annual meeting of church leaders. President O Connor of Savannah Ga will deliver the check on behalf of the order.
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Baltimore
Order of Hibernians
United States
Catholic University
O’connor
Savannah
Exchange to Reopen Chicago Stock Exchange Plans
The Chicago Stock Exchange will reopen November 5 after a committee decision. It had been closed since August 4 due to the Moore Bros. failure and ensuing complications with Diamond Match and New York Biscuit stocks.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Moore Bros
Diamond Match
New York
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