Archdiocese Solemn Requiem for Archbishop Williams Mass at Cathedral
A pontifical Mass of requiem was celebrated at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for the late Archbishop Williams, former dean of the U S Catholic hierarchy. Archbishop William H. OConnell presided with a large clergy and laity presence including many religious orders. Separate services were held across Boston with 150 little girls from St Vincent’s Orphans Home and over 100 boys from the House for Destitute Catholic Children among those praying for the esteemed advocate of orphans.
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United States
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William H. O'Connell
Boston
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James T. Whelan
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Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
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Louis
Orphan Asylum
Archbishop Williams
ST. Vincen
Lamplighters Denied Wage Clause in City Contract
Superintendent Emerson rejected the lamplighters demand to add a $2.25 daily wage clause to the Rising Sun Lighting Company contract. The Finance Commission drafted the original contract, signed yesterday after labor representative John F. Kennedy protested. The city aims to save about $40,000 versus last year's lighting costs.
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Rising Sun Lighting Company
Finance Commission
John F. Kennedy
Hibbard
L4bor
Howev
Louis A Shaw's Auto In Collision At Beacon Street Corner
An automobile driven by Louis A Shaw of Beverly Farms collided with a car owned by John F Thompson of Cambridge at the Massachusetts Avenue and Beacon Street corner yesterday morning. Both drivers were shaken but uninjured and both vehicles were moved by their owners.
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Beverly Farms
John F. Thompson
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
One of the Essentials of the Happy Home
An advertisement extols a healthful生活 approach and promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product, endorsed by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World, via leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Parker Charges Scouted Over Mt Hope Cemetery
Boston cemetery trustees deny Alderman Prentiss Parker’s claim that pauper graves at Mt Hope are in disgraceful condition. They say the cemetery is open to inspection and expect no wrongdoing to be found in Potter’s Field. Parker plans to seek a Mayor’s order at the Sept 14 Board of Aldermen meeting.
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Prentiss Parker
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Potter’s Field
Parker
Board of Aldermen
Mrs Beatrice Godfrey Sues Father in Law for 50000
In Concord New Hampshire Mrs Beatrice Godfrey sues her husband’s father for fifty thousand dollars. Tax officials report Mrs Eddy has paid Concord’s 1908 personal property assessment and the Glover trust fund holdings are valued around a million, per trustees.
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N. H
Wendell P. Ladd
Newton
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Concord Board of Assessors
Mount Hope graves blamed for neglect by Alderman Parker
Alderman Parker condemns Mount Hope cemetery as overcrowded and poorly kept compared with Forest Hills. He alleges pauper graves lack sod and decent care while Forest Hills, larger, is better maintained. Trustees defend operations and offer inspections as they dispute the charges. Parker cites payrolls and staffing to support his claim.
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Forest Hills
Mount Hope
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Parker
Charles Phipps
Board of Trustees
Forest Hills Cemetery
Beatrice Godfrey Sues Lester Godfrey in Alienation Case
Beatrice Godfrey, wife of Arthur W. Godfrey, files a $50,000 alienation suit against her father-in-law Lester N. Godfrey, alleging he caused friction leading to her husband’s divorce petition. She accuses the elder Godfrey of pressuring Arthur and severing support, while pledging to fight back despite family opposition. Lester Godfrey declined to comment, and Arthur denied the accusations.
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Beatrice Brunner Godfrey
Lester Godfrey
Beatrice Bruner Godfrey
Lester N. Godfrey
Post
Arthur
Chicago
Mr. Godfrey
Alfred E. Lunt Named To Watch College Vote
Alfred E. Lunt of Boston, president of the Republican College League, was appointed by the Republican National Committee to look after the college vote in support of the party's presidential nominees.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Alfred E. Lunt
Boston
Republican College League
Republican Party
Beverly
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Lunt
Chicago
Mrs Eddy Uses City Tax Discount on Consolidated Claims
The city offers a 2 percent discount for settling claims before July 15. Mrs. Eddy, via representatives, is among the first to take the reduction. Tax on her securities totals 8680.20, real estate and personal property at Pleasant View Ward 7 392.28, and trust funds of 125000 for George Washington Glover incur 1341.65 tax. Total year’s assessment is 10414.08, with trustee Josiah Fernald noting no comment on double taxation questions in New England.
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George Washington
Glover
Central Maine Fair Opens With Big Attendance
Waterville Maine August 31 The fifth annual Central Maine Fair Association exhibition opened with unusually large first day turnout. Two races on the card the three year old class and the 2:15 pace. Direct Braden won the three year old class taking two heats and the fourth with Berry Nelson taking the third. Lou Foster won the 2:15 pace in straight heats.
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Waterville
Central Maine Fair Association
Direct Braden
Berry Nelson
Lou Foster
Woman Arrested While Wearing Friend's Clothes
A young woman named Mary Park appeared in Municipal Criminal Court charged with larceny of wearing apparel from Nellie George. The defendant testified she took the suitcase on Cambridge street for shopping but wore items from the case, claiming friendship with the owner. she was discharged.
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Mary Park
Municipal Criminal Court
Neliie George
Cambridge Street
Mary
Miss George
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