Last Tribute to Fr Crowley at St Frances de Sales
Mass for Rev Michael F Crowley, 12 years at the Charlestown church, drew Cardinal O Connell and a large clergy attendance. Bishop figures and classmates from Batson College and St John’s Seminary joined parishioners as the church filled for the solemn requiem and absolution.
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St. Frances de Sales
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Michael F. Crowley
Cardinal O’connell
Ye John W. McMahon
St. Ry's
Memorials Unveiled for Hawley and Platt at Capitol Portico
In Hartford on October 18 ceremonies unveiled bronze bas relief memorials to General Joseph R. Hawley and Orville H. Platt under the Capitol’s north portico. Hawley’s relief sits east of the entrance and Platt’s to the west as Governor Baldwin accepted the works on behalf of the commission.
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Hartford
Conn
Joseph R. Hawley
United States
Orville H. Platt
Senate
Capitol
Connecticut
Hawley
Platt
Baldwin
Ruling bars Fenway site for High School of Commerce
The Supreme Court decision blocks including school department offices in the High School of Commerce and rules out the Fenway site. Mayor Fitzgerald orders a new site search near Fenway and a report after a legislative appeal would delay the project.
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Supreme Court
High School of Commerce
School Department
Fenway
Fitzgerald
Riley
Logue
Three Men Held on Burglary Charge in Charlestown
Joseph McGlinchey William Healey and Arthur Flynn all of Charlestown appeared before Judge Burke in the police court yesterday charged with breaking and entering the store of Timothy Noonan at 28 Portland Street. They were held in 1200 dollars for the grand jury.
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Timothy Noonan
Portland Street
Joseph McGlinchey
William Healey
Arthur Flynn
Charlestown
Burke
Cahalan’s seventeenth operation postponed at City Hospital
Joseph A. Cahalan who has been at City Hospital since last Sunday awaiting his seventeenth operation was not operated on yesterday as expected. It could not be stated last night whether the operation would take place today.
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Joseph A. Cahalan
Deaf Mutes Marry in Everett Wedding
A unique wedding in Everett united Miss Mary Olson a 21 year old deaf mute pianist and Leslie Ramsdell a Malden man deaf since age four. The ceremony at the bride’s home was led by deaf mute minister Rev. C A Molsted with Robert St. John as best man.
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Everett
Mary Olson
Franklin Street
Leslie Ramsdell
Malden
C. A. Molsted
Robert St. John
Miss Olson
Horace Mann
Leslie Ramadell
Institute For the Deaf
Hartford
Conn
Main Street
Rice trail leads to three arrests at East Boston tenement
Three men were taken into custody after a rice trail led investigators from a Bremen street store to a tenement at 62 Everett Street in East Boston. Nearly six tons of groceries and provisions were recovered as investigators allege the trio obtained about $2,000 from Worcester wholesalers using worthless checks.
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Everett Street
Boston
Bremen Street
Worcester
Woman Describes Brutal Assault in Plymouth Case
In Plymouth County Court Judge Harry B. Davis hears the case of Roland O. Sanborn of Pembroke who is sentenced to one year in the House of Correction for assault and battery against his housekeeper Elizabeth Adams. Adams testified she was beaten, dragged, bound, gagged and locked in a room after an argument over meals and leaving the home.
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Plymouth
Harry B. Davis
Roland O. Sanborn
Pembroke
House of Correction
Elizabeth Adams
Sanborn
Boston
Trustees Win Damages Against Massachusetts for West Roxbury Hospital Land
Wellington Holbrook and fellow trustees won a verdict awarding $12,803 in land damages from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The compensation stems from the state’s acquisition of land for the West Roxbury insane hospital project.
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Wellington Holbrook
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Insane Hospital
West Roxbury
Country Club Semi Finals Highlight Historic Round
In a first for spring and fall country club tourneys since 1896 all home club members were eliminated in round one. Semis matchups feature B. B. Evans Belmont vs F. H. Hoyt Woodlawn and R. W. Brown Belmont vs J. B. Kylan Vesper pairs draw. Hoyt beat J. Nelson Manning at extra hole. Evans beat A. G. Lockwood after a large early lead. Brown defeated C. W. Bass 2-1 in a bid for a second Cup.
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J. Nelson Manning
Brae Burn
Woodland
Evans
A. G. Lockwood
R. W. Brown
C. W. Bass
Poertemouth
N. H
Saratoga Battle Monument Dedication in Schuylerville
The Saratoga battle monument erected to commemorate the 135 year old battle was formally dedicated with title transfer to New York State. Governor Dix accepted the shaft on behalf of the state marking the ceremony in Schuylerville on October 18.
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Schuylerville
N. Y
Saratoga Battle Monument
Saratoga
New York
Dix
Miss Ellen O'Leary Advertises Father John's Medicine
An advertisement credits Miss Ellen O Leary Matron of the Lowell Children s Home with keeping 40 children well through Father John s Medicine. The notice emphasizes the product s health benefits and home care use.
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Children’s Home
John
Ellen O'Leary
Lowell
Expect Union Recognition Near at Middlesex & Boston Railway
Officials and employees are set to meet at noon to discuss peace terms over union recognition. The move follows signals from President Charles Richards that he may support organizing the workers, aiming to avert a strike.
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Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Charles Richards
Cupid Must Have License High School Courtship Edict
Principal Charles 8. Jackson of Lynn High School issues an order requiring written parental permission for courtship and love-making in school corridors. Public courtship must stop and only consented acts are allowed with documented approval.
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Lynn
Charles 8. Jackson
Lynn High School
Lynn English High School
Navy to Withdraw Forces From Nicaragua in Staged Pullout
Rear Admiral Southerland, commander of American forces in Nicaragua, says troops will begin withdrawing Monday. He plans to have the National Railway Company assume full control of the line after Monday, with bluejackets withdrawn by November 15 except for small guards on passenger trains.
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Washington
Southerland
Nicaragua
Navy Department
National Railway Company
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