Sheehan Named Holy Name Chief Marshal for Columbus Day Parade
The Rev Thomas R McCoy diocesan director of the Holy Name Society announces Joseph A Sheehan president of the Cathedral chapter named chief marshal of the Holy Name division for the October 12 Columbus Day parade. The division may field about 20 000 members from five counties with Arch bishop approval boosting preparations through drills and recruiting leading up to the event.
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Joseph A. Sheehan
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Columbus Day
Chicago urged to adopt city home rule and vast reform
Chicago Mayor Fitzgerald urged the city to pursue immediate reforms and a new charter, advocating universal public spirit, honest officials, and a subway plan. He criticized limited citizen oversight, cited Chicago’s weak tax valuation versus Boston, and urged spending up to 50 million on street construction and faster development.
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Chicago’s City Charter Aims for Big Municipal Boosts
The piece outlines two major aims: a new city charter to authorize $200,000,000 in municipal improvements over 10 years, and liberation from state control plus a plan to raise city property valuation to $3.5 billion within five years, reflecting Fitzgerald’s view of Chicago’s needs.
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Wedding Fees Total 50000 Over 27 Years At Trinity Church
New Orleans reports Rev. A Gordon Bakewell, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, has earned 50000 from 10836 weddings in 27 years. He officiated 2001 funerals and baptized 1099 babies, averaging about 5 per wedding.
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Fishing fleet bucked weather with large catch and prices
A fleet of 22 trawlers docked with 207 400 pounds haddock 126 400 cod 124 500 hake 44 200 pollock 6 000 cusk 2 400 lemonsole. Ripple and Spray supplied most lemonsole. Vessel rosters show cargoes and earnings. Captain Bennett arrived 12 hours late from Port Antonio after four days of heavy gales. Franconia to Liverpool then New York service. Ivernia to be reassigned. Northumberland chartered for Europe run.
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac SEPT. 20
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Doctor Promises Free Trial For Asthma Cure
A physician named Dr. W. K. Walrath claims a personal remedy permanently cures asthma hay fever and bronchitis. He asks sufferers to send name and address for a free trial and promises dramatic relief without cost. He asserts previous remedies failed and cites lifelong struggle before discovering the treatment.
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Nominations At Labor Meet In Haverhill
Nominations for officers to be elected at tomorrow's session were made by the State AFL in Haverhill. A committee was appointed to report on abolishing the legislative committee and a plan to expand the executive panel was debated with bitter feeling noted.
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Holyoke
Feeney to Speak at O Connell Rallies
John P. Feeney law partner of the late District Attorney Moran will headline an O Connell rally tonight in East Boston Ward 2 wardroom to back James E. O Connell for clerk of the Superior Criminal Court. Joseph F. O Connell and Ward 2 House candidates are set to speak, with further rallies planned in Ward 6 at North Square and the North End corner.
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O Connell Campaign Rallies Across Dorchester Roxbury and Chelsea
Candidate O Connell spoke at five rallies in Dorchester and two in Roxbury and will hold ten rallies nightly to cover all parts of the county. Tomorrow night he will address Congress Hall in Chelsea.
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