Gate of Heaven to Lay Corner Stone at School
The Rev George A Lyons pastor of Gate of Heaven Church South Boston has arranged a Sunday program for the corner stone laying of the new Gate of Heaven School. The event at 3 o clock will feature an address by Rev Augustine F Hickey the diocesan supervisor of schools singing by the combined boys and girls choirs and selections by the Gate of Heaven band making its first public appearance. A large attendance is expected.
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George A. Lyons
Gate of Heaven Church
South Bosiin
Gate of Heaven
Augustine F. Hickey
Locesan
No on referendum 6 marks defense of elected district attorney
Frank J. Kiernan of Boston argues against Referendum Question No. 6 limiting who may hold the district attorney post. He warns it would restrict voters and create a class system, favoring lawyers and trained specialists, and urges a No vote on all five questions to preserve democratic choice.
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Grinnell
Suffolk County
Pelletier
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
American Bar Association Journal
Norwegians urged to fund Christiania memorial cottages
Norwegians worldwide are asked to raise funds for a memorial at Ekeberg in Christiania to house tubercular families in cottages with back yard gardens. The New England committee in Boston lists Alexander Hanson as chair and others as officers. A grand benefit concert is planned at Symphony Hall on November 2. The memorial commemorates Christiania’s founding 300 years ago by King Christian IV.
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Christiania
Ekeberg
United States
Norway
New England
Boston
Alexander Hanson
Roxbury
Helene Sundlie
Cambridge
A. C. Narum
Gustaf Blaine Nissen
Symphony Hall
Christian Iv
Jury Picked to Hear Gettigan Arsenic Murder Trial
The jury for the first degree murder case against J Thomas Gettigan, charged with poisoning his aunt Lizzie M Cook of 88 Beachland Avenue Revere, was chosen and would be sequestered during the trial. Foremen include Orrin J Brackett and David B Moore with twelve further jurors listed from Chelsea Revere and surrounding areas.
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J. Thomas Gettigan
Lizzie M. Cook
Beachland Avenue
Revere
Orrin J. Brackett
Newbury Street
Rodserick J. Chisholm
Hubbard Road
John J. Halloran
Huckins Street
Thomas F. Flynn
Palfrey Street
David B. Moore
Jones Avenue
Chelsea
James H. Spencer
Regent Street
Thomas F. Sheady
Dudley Street
Winfield S. Wales
Hastings Street
J. Martin Towle
Fulton Street
John J. Wortisch
Claybourne Street
John
McCARTHY case sought by port society in New York
Through the New York Port Society B M Hall of Weymouth England asks Hub police to locate Jeremiah McCarthy who came to Boston twenty years ago from Kinsdale Cork Ireland and whose sister married the Inquirer's father. Prices realized on Swift Company pales of carcass beef in Boston week ending Oct 21 ranged from 7 to 18.75 cents per pound and averaged 13.07 cents.
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New York Port Society
11Th Street
New York
B. M. Hall
Weymouth
Dorset
England
Hub Police
Jeremiah McCarthy
Boston
Kinsdale
Cork
Ireland
the Inquirer
Swift & Company
Mazies Playmate Thrives on Rough Monkey Life
Mazie the green tailed monkey at the Franklin Park zoo endures rough play and maternal instinct. Her companion is a rubber doll named Lizzie, handled by attendants in the monkey house. Mazie’s origins trace to Somaliland where a sailor bought her, and she has since sailed the seas in a storied life.
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Mazie
Franklin Park
Lizzie
Monkey House
Somaliland
Africa
Seven Seas
Greentailed Monkey
Boston Zoo
Mazie the seafaring child and her rubber playmate Lizzie
A fragile tale of Mazie, a young girl who lost her ship bound voyage then found care with Amy Clarke of Kennebunkport. Mazie loves dolls and rubber Playmates, showing fierce affection for rag babies like Lizzie, who endures rough handling with a constant rubbery smile.
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Bedane
Masie
Amy Clarke
Kennebunkport
Miss Clarke
Magie
Mazie
Lizzie
Warning Sign At Roxbury Police Station Sparks Attention
A “Beware of the cat” sign at the Dudley Street station in Roxbury draws daily notice. The sign, placed after a police cat kept dogs at bay during licensing visits, reveals Rudolph the cat is actually a mother of kittens, explaining the dog deterrent.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury
Rudolph
Amherst Professor Arthur L. Kimball Dead at 66
Professor Arthur L. Kimball Rufus Tyler Lincoln professor of physics at Amherst College died at his home last night. He was 66 and had served as a professor at the college for 31 years.
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Amherst
Arthur L. Kimball
Rufus Tyler Lincoln
Amherst College
Jerevet Romber Nest Off. Feld in Europe to the Mills
The fragmentary line suggests a misread report about a person or entity connected to Europe and a location or event with a mill or region in Asia. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR and no coherent names or dates emerge.
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Jerevet Romber
Europe
Ruaasia
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McCarthy
Infante
Horlick
Prof. Kimball
Kornfelds
Beaver
Summer Street
Ske Nairn Linoleum Company
AID
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