Impressive Funeral for Mrs Catherine Splaine in Watertown
Solemn services at St Patrick’s Church and graveside rites in St Patrick’s Cemetery Watertown marked the last rites for Mrs Catherine H Splaine mother of Rt Rev M J Splaine D D rector of Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Rev R H Splaine of the Church of the Sacred Heart Watertown. Attendance inside and outside the church set a town record for a funeral.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Watertown
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Catherine H. Splaine
Mer. M. J. Splain
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
R. H. Splaine
Church of the Sacred Heart
Requiem Mass Held at St Patrick's Church Boston
Solemn high mass of requiem begun at 10 a m with Rt. Rev. Ambrose Roche as celebrant assisted by Deacon T W Coughlin and Subdeacon Maurice Lynch John J O Donnell served as master of ceremonies Acolytes included John F Whelleher and David F Regan The choir augmented by Cathedral singers led by Pio de Luca featured solos by Pio de Luca and James H Ratigan Miss Mary Kenney was organist The church interior was black garb with silver trim Many high church officials and priests from across the diocese attended along with sisters nuns from Dominican Charity Mercy Gray Nuns and Passionist orders
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Mer
Ambrose F. Roche
St. Patrick’s Church
T. W. Coughlin
Maurice Lynch
John J. O'Donnell
John F. Whelleher
Watertown
David F. Regan
St. Patrick's Church
Roxbury
John W. Mahoney
Thurifer
Pio de Luca
Signor
James H. Ratigan
Mary Kenney
George J. Patterson
Ss. Peter and Paul's
South Boston
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Thomas
Jamaica Plain
Mer. J. J. Chitdek
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Hyde Park
Mgr
Peter Rowan
St. Peter's
Meeting House Hill
Charles J. Sullivan
Cardinal O'Connell
Charles W. Lyons
Ss. J
Boston College
Redemptorist
Passionist
Dominican Order
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of Mercy
Gray Nuns
Funeral cortege at graveside for mother of Mgr Splaine
About 1000 mourners attended the graveside as the funeral cortege arrived. Five St Dominic's Academy children from Waverley were present along with fifty priests who chanted the Benedictus led by Rev M J Scanlan. Prayers were read by Rev John F Kelleher. Mgr Splaine blessed the body as it was lowered. Father Scanlan cast the first shovelful and the clergy followed.
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St. Dominic’s Academy
Waverley
M. J. Scanlan
Charities
John F. Kelleher
Mgr. Splaine
Scanlan
Corporations Pay Millions to State Treasury
Large corporate tax payments dominated the final deadline period as state Treasurer Mansfield and aides worked through the last hours to collect millions. Major firms including American Telephone and Telegraph and Edison Electric Illuminating contributed sizable sums, calculated from local taxes and state rate averages. The notice closes with a teaser about a future Sunday Post feature on a new military weapon.
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Mansfield
Europe
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Edison Electric Dluminating Company
The
New England Telephone Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston Elevated
Bay State Street Railroad
New Haven Railroad
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Brief in coal suit is ready in New York
The Department of Justice prepares to file in New York the brief in the anti trust suit against the Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company. The Sherman act case, filed months ago, aims to break up a suspected hard coal monopoly. A November 11 argument before Judge Hough in New York District Court is anticipated as a pivotal case.
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Washington
Department of Justice
New York
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company
Hough
District Court
FIGHT BANDITS 2 DEAD 2 HURT IN BORDER GANG CLASH
In Blaine Washington on October 22 two bandits were killed another mortally wounded and a fourth seriously hurt after a clash with Canadian and American immigration officers at the international boundary. One outlaw killed Adams a BC immigration officer and an outlaw shot himself dead after a hip wound. A Northern Pacific detective James Keith was shot in the hand. Over $4000 was found on the dead bandit and the dying man carried about $1700 in gold.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Cambridge schoolmaster William Bradbury dies at 54 years service
Funeral services for William Frothingham Bradbury veteran Cambridge schoolmaster and Handel and Haydn Society president who died yesterday will be held from his late home 469 Harvard Street Cambridge. Bradbury taught 54 years including 34 as head master of Cambridge High and Latin School. He also served as librarian secretary and president of the society and authored 25 math textbooks. He was a Boston University Board of Visitors member and led the American Institute of ...
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William Frothingham Bradbury
Cambridge
Handel and Haydn Society of
Boston
Harvard Street
Bradbury
Cambridge High
Handel and Haydn Society
Boston University
American Institute of
Massachusetts High School Masters Club and Cambridge Choral Society
Instruction lists three organizations: Massachusetts High School Masters' Club, Middlesex School Masters' Club, and Cambridge Choral Society. The item presents names in a sequence, implying a grouping or collaboration among the groups. No further context or actions are provided in the fragment.
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Massachusetts High School Masters
Middlesex School Masters’ Club
Cambridge Choral Society
Cooper Must Die in Chair
The Supreme Judicial Court upholds Daniel J. Cooper's first degree murder conviction for the Oct 4 1913 killing of Alfred G. Bradish and burial beside a wood road. No error found to grant a new trial, leaving the extreme penalty in place.
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Daniel J. Cooper
Alfred G. Bradish
Upton
Supreme Judicial Court
Cooper
Fireman Richard J Colbert Die After Hospital Surgery
Richard J Colbert longtime Quincy fireman died at Quincy Hospital after an operation last Saturday. He served twelve years in the department and was president of the Firemen Relief Association, and a member of the Eagles and A O H.
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Richard J. Colbert
Quincy
Quincy Hospital
Firemen’s Relief Association
The
Eagles
Standard for Apples Needed in New England
Apple growers at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in New England urged uniform laws to standardize apple grades and regulate advertising. They argued that flooding markets with second or third grade fruit harms prices and reduces demand for first quality apples.
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New England
Chamber of Commerce
Gasolene Gus Plays New Game in Sunday Post Comic
Gasolene Gus enters a brand new game in the comic supplement of the next Sunday Post, inviting readers to follow a fresh humorous puzzle and engaging antics featured in the paper’s weekly color section.
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Gasolene
Gus
Next Sunday Post
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