Funeral of Rt Rev McQuaid Monday in Boston
The funeral for Rt Rev Manag Nor William P McQuaid longtime pastor at St James Harrison Ave who died yesterday at St Elizabeths Hospital will be held Monday morning. Cardinal OConnell will attend the solemn high mass at St James Church starting 10 o'clock with services led by Monsignor Splaine. Eulogy by Monsignor Teeling. Several priests will serve as acolytes and guards of honor from local Catholic organizations. Interment details to be announced with the procession from a Whitmore Street parish residence to the church. Public viewing 1 to 5 pm tomorrow.
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M. J. Splaine
Arthur J. Teeling
P. R
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Michael Derby
St. Peter's
Dorchester
Michael J. Murphy
St. Mary’s
Charlestown
Benjamin Teeling
St. Philip's Church
Roxbury
Thurifer
Michael J. O'Connor
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Qass
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Cathe‘al
Whitmore Feet
St. Vincent de Paul Conference
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
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Office of the Dead
Stabbing at South Station Mail Room Involves 70-Year-Old Clerk
Federal investigators probe a stabbing of William K. Ryan a 46 year old mail collector at the South Station postal room. Thomas Downing a 70 year old colored clerk is accused after an argument about perceived discrimination. Ryan was treated at Grace Hospital and sent home.
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Tufts Freshmen elect class officers at first meeting
The Tufts freshmen held their first class meeting yesterday afternoon and elected Frank H. Paul Jr. of Waltham as president Chester R. Earle of Lawrence as vice president Howard R. Peck of Bridgewater Conn treasurer Le land P Symmes of Beverly secretary Robert E Turner of Winthrop marshal Jan T Frus of Medford football manager and Weston A Cate of Barre Vt baseball manager.
Pleas for Subways Against Elevated Road in Charlestown
Residents of Charlestown and the South End urged the Transit Commission to remove the Elevated structure on Main Street and replace it with subways. Arthur Berenson presented petitions and figures claiming property values and business declined due to the L. others argued a subway would spur rebuilding and higher taxes but greater overall prosperity.
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O’brien
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Ballantyne
New York City
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Elevated
Berenson
Atlantic Avenue
Dudley Street
M. H. Gulesian
Luke D. Mullen
Charlestown Trust Company
Selected to Compete for Prizes at the Panama Exposition
In West Newton Mrs. Mary Jane Pond cares for three children Alfred Agnes and Ethel ages six ten and eight. The Pond widow works daily with Sundays for house chores and clothes making. The family follows a strict diet of uncooked foods and broth with bread milk fruit and vegetables costing about $4.40 weekly to maintain health while awaiting Panama competition.
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Washington’ Street
West Newton
Pierce
Ethel
Mrs. Pond
William J. Tuttle
Agnes
Alfred
Tion
Opposition to elevated L road in Charlestown grows
Community leaders and residents including Michael F. McGrath and Dr. F P Silva push for a subway from City Square to Sullivan Square while arguing the elevated structure harms business and living conditions. Attorneys debate costs and benefits, with supporters calling for demolition and better transport, and real estate concerns voiced by Luke D Mullen.
Physician and Woman Held on Immigration and Trial
Dr. Alexander Albi, an Italian physician, was held for the grand jury on a charge of bringing Delphina Faga to this country to marry, with the woman detained as a witness under deportation orders. The case raises issues of immigration rules and divorce limitations. Separately, McReynolds pushes anti trust probes by using U S attorneys nationwide to handle cases as needed. Secret service notes counterfeiting fears over revised nickel design.
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Italy
United States
Hayes
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Albi
Dr. Alb
East Cambridge
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Long Wharf
Washington
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Herman Moran
Fac
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Covin
Fuse Blowout Triggers Malden Car Fire Near Square
A fuse blew on an outbound Bay State car near Malden square at noon setting the forward end of the car aflame. Passengers panicked, thinking an explosion occurred, but the fire was quickly contained by the motorman after a fire alarm was pulled and traffic blocked for about thirty minutes while a replacement fuse was installed.
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Bay State
Pleasant Street
Chauffeur Cleared in Cyclist Death Case
Hyde Park judge rules chauffeur Lyle F P Abbott not to blame in cyclist George W Hanchett death on River Street. Abbott of 38 Dana Street, aged 68, was fatally injured when Hanchett rode into the path of the vehicle. accident deemed unavoidable by Judge Perrins in West Roxbury court.
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Hyde Park
George W. Hanchett
Perrins
Woman Fatally Hurt In Barnet Hotel Fire
In Barnet Vermont on September 19 a fire destroyed the Barnet House a four story wooden hotel. Two others were injured one likely fatally including Betty Mason an aged boarder found at the foot of stairs with broken bones and internal injuries. George Walker proprietor suffered severe burns while trying to save belongings.
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Betty Mason
George Walker
Highway commission backs new route from Wilson's Corner toward Salem
The State Highway Commission yesterday favored a route change for the state highway, diverting traffic from the business centers. The plan would run from Wilson's Corner through the Andover turnpike via Danvers to Peabody square, avoiding Danversport and North street into Salem, a shift opposed by the Essex County Associated Board of Trade.
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Peabody Square
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North Street
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