Funeral Service for Fr. Michael R. K. McCarthy S J
The funeral for Rev. Michael R. K. McCarthy S J who died at Carney Hospital was held at St Marys Church North End. The 9 30 am requiem was celebrated by Rev Thomas F White J rector of St Francis Xaviers New York. Interment followed at Holy Cross Worcester with Rev White and Rev William J Conway assisting.
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Michael RK. McCarthy
S. J
Carney Hospital
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Thomas F. White
St. Francis Xavier's Church
New York City
Holy Cross, Worcester
Thomas F.white
William J. Conway
St. Mary’s
Worcester
Father Conway
Varnum F Robbins Dies Veteran of Civil War at 75
Varnum F Robbins of Winthrop died at his daughter Mrs. George H Prior’s home at 7 Washington Ave Winthrop from heart trouble He was born in South Acton 75 years ago and served in E Company Sixth Massachusetts Regiment attacked by a mob in Baltimore in 1861 He belonged to Abraham Lincoln Post G A R Charlestown.
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Varnum F. Robbins
Winthrop
George H. Prior
Washington Avenue
Mr. Robbins
South Acton
E Company
Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
Charlestown
Wires Cut Between Serbia and Roumania
Telegraph communication between Roumania and Serbia is interrupted according to a cable company announcement. The report comes from New York on October 26.
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Serbia
Roumania
New York
Indoor Life Prompts Weight Loss Advice with Oil of Kerein
An advertisement warns indoor living reduces vitality and causes unhealthy fat. It promotes oil of kerein capsules to aid weight loss of 15 to 20 pounds, claiming improved digestion, energy, and skin tone after a few days.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments by removing catarrh and bile accretions. It urges readers to test the product, promising quick recovery and offers a booklet from Geo H Mayr Chicago. Available from druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
Ill
Resinol Soap and Ointment Offer Immediate Skin Relief
Immediate relief is promised for itching and irritation from eczema ringworm and similar skin troubles through a warm bath with resinol soap followed by resinol ointment. The product reportedly soothes heals and clears eruptions, touted as safe for even severe cases and widely used by physicians for twenty years. Free samples are available from Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Walsh Campaign Rally Tour Draws 10000 in Five Cities
Gov Walsh with a large Democratic turnout spoke to crowds in Springfield Chicopee Northampton Westfield and Holyoke driving home party arguments before more than 10 000 attendees. Edward A Filene John F Fitzgerald and the state ticket joined a speaker galaxy that electrified meeting halls with cheering crowds.
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Holyoke
Gov. Walsh
Springfield
Chicopee
Northampton
Westfield
Edward A. Filene
John F. Fitzgerald
Ex-Mayor predicts Walsh’s large Boston lead in state race
Ex mayor Fitzgerald inspires Springfield crowd predicting David I Walsh will win Boston by over 30 000 in Tuesday’s state election and asks for a united effort to overturn last year’s 70 vote Springfield plurality. He urges support for Walsh as Governor Walsh tours through Northampton Chicopee and other cities amid calls for no invisible government and protests against railroad fare policy.
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Fitzgerald
Springfield
David I. Walsh
Boston
Walsh
Fitzy
Mr. McCall
Massachusetts
Deerfield
Connecticut
Northampton
Giry Hall
William H. Feiker
Westfield
Columbia Hall
Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Serbia
Miss Cavell
Clara Barton
Veto Ends Controversial Amendments in State Bill
The speaker notes that hidden interests and civic groups backed the amendments but the Legislature rejected them after public scrutiny. He claims the veto prevented a dangerous doctrine of capitalization of unearned increment and warns of higher passenger and freight rates without reform.
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New Haven Railroad
Public Service Commission
Committee Upon Railroads
New Haven
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hold Up Man Robs Women in Somerville
A man robbed two women in Somerville in broad daylight and evening hours. Miss Mabel Chapin, 17, on Thurston street, was approached near her home and forced to surrender $2 after showing $7. In Lexington avenue near Leslie avenue, Mrs. Alice Whitaker was robbed of a handbag with a small sum. Police think a single suspect carried out both incidents.
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Somerville
Thurston Street
Katie Keenan
Joseph LaRose
Mabel Chapin
Alice G. Whittaker
Josephine Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Leslie Avenue
Pioneer Honored At Melrose Suffrage Rally
The Melrose Woman Suffrage League held a joint suffrage rally and Mary A. Livermore memorial at Memorial Hall. Speakers praised Livermore as a pioneer among suffragists and noted her place alongside Lucy Stone and Anna Howard Shaw.
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Melrose Woman Suffrage League
Mary A. Livermore
Memorial Hall
Livermore
Mélrose
Lucy Stone
Anna Howard Shaw
Debs Denounces War and Declares No Country for Workers
Eugene V. Debs at Tremont Temple says workers have no country to fight for in European war and blasts capitalist control of press and militia. He urges women's suffrage, cites wages, and predicts war will spur global democracy and peace.
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Eugene V. Debs
John McLaren
Tremont Temple
Boston
Europe
Workingmen’s Party
Ludlow
America
Debs
Napoleon Bonaparte
Socialist critique of war and capitalists control
The speaker argues capitalists own nations and should fight for them to end war. A socialist perspective questions wartime funding and urges solidarity with workers, condemning profiteers. He critiques voting for war, favors women's suffrage as war drives grief, and rejects religious coercion in political life.
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Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Europe
Australia Sends 160000 Men to Front
Melbourne reports Australia has supplied 160000 soldiers as assurance of wartime cooperation. Premier Andrew Fisher telegraphed King George VI in reply to the King's appeal for volunteers, confirming continued support in carrying the war to a successful issue.
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Melbourne
London
Australia
Andrew Fisher
King George
Schools Inquiry On Today In Boston
James H. Van Sickle, Springfield schools chief, begins an inquiry into Boston School Board expenditures at the urging of the Boston Finance Commission and Mayor Curley. Over 7,000,000 dollars yearly are spent on city schools, with critics accusing spending on facts and fancies. The probe will study new features since 1911 including vocational guidance and evening centres.
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Board of Strategy
Walsh
Thomas H. Connolly
Boston
Governor's Council
Southbridge
Webster
Millbury
Worcester
Louis D. Brandeis
U. S
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Frederick S. Deitrick
James M. Curley
George W. Anderson
Henry J. Skeffington
John J. Mitchell
Harvard Democratic Club
Monson
Palmer
Ware
Westboro
Marlboro
Chelsea
Independent Hebrew Club
Blue Hill Avenue
Isaac Harris
United Shoe Machinery Company
Beverly
United States Worsted Company
Saug
James H. van Sickle
Springfield
Boston Finance Commission
Curley
van Sickle
Bridgeport
Conn
Utah
Baltimore
Leonard P. Ayres
Russell Sage Foundation
Cleveland
George D. Strayer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
FE. H. Carris
New Jersey
E. E. McNary
Carris
McNary
Frank V. Thompson
John C. Brodhead
TWO LIONS AT THE WILBUR ANDROCL ES TO PLAY AT BOSTON
Boston audiences hear two lions will appear in Bernard Shaws Androcles at the Wilbur tonight. The American Phil Dwyer and the British lion Sillward join forces after a tense exchange of stage rights and a proposed handshake finale.
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Bernard Shaw
Androcles
Wibur
Granville Barker
Phil Dwyer
Ziegfeld
Wallack
New York
Barker
Phil
Bert Williams
Follies
Atlantic City
Percy Burton
Dwyer
Burton
England
Great Britain
Edward Sillward
Sillward
Boston
Wilbur
Dorchester Mothers' Club Sets Afternoon Meeting
The Dorchester Mothers' Club will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at Dorchester High School. Guests include Miss Frances G. Curtis Miss Eva W. White and Mrs. George Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Mothers’ Club
Dorchester High School
Frances G. Curtis
Eva W. White
George Clark
German naval officer fled parole along Pacific coast
Federal agents search the Pacific coast for a Nazi officer who violated parole after leaving the interned Prinz Heinrich Friedrich at Newport News. A private detective agency reports aid in the search and cites a 32 year old lieutenant with a facial scar from a Heidelberg student duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
Prinz Hitel Friedrich
Newport News
Heidelburg
False death notice about Brookline boy turns out false
A prank call led several newspapers to publish a death notice for Harold M. Schellenberg 18 of Parkman Street Brookline. He is alive and well, attending school daily. Detectives pursue the pranksters for illegal dissemination of false information.
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Harold M. Schellenberg
Parkman Street
Brookline
The
Post
Schellenberg
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Fall River
William F. Murray
Edward H. Cullen
Hampden County
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Rowena G. Fisner
Men's League For Women Suffrage
Haverhill
Washington Square
George E. Burnham
Nils T. Kjellstrom
Philip M. Clark
Groveland
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Georgetown
Amesbury
Merrimac
Anna Shaw
Brockton
Olive Hasbrouck
Lynn Common
Cambridge
Ida C. Hultin
Park and Tremont
Pemberton Square
Washington
Hollis Streets
Monument Square
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Thompson Square
Norfolk County
Coolidge Corner
Democratic
Socialist Party
Schools
Inquiry ON Today
Fin.Com
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Mothers’ Club
Hunt
Auburn, Maine
Gilchrist
Navy
Green
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