Brother Gabriel Noted Prelate Dead
The Rev. Brother Gabriel C. F. X. died yesterday at Mount St. Joseph's College where he served as assistant professor of languages for five years. Previously he taught five years at the Assumption School of East Boston. In his final illness he received visits from his mother Mrs William Flynn sister Mrs Emmet Kelly brother James Flynn and aunt Mrs Edwardiner of Boston. Funeral services will be held in the chapel at Mount St. Joseph's College tomorrow at 6 o'clock.
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Brother Gabriel
Mount St. Joseph's College
Gabriel
Mount St. Joseph
Assumption Lhool
East Boston
Mass
William Flynn
Hisister
Emmet Kelly
James Flynn
Lynn Development Bids Opened by State Waterways Board
Bids for dredging the unfinished Saugus River channel at Lynn and for advancing the city park and beach plans were opened yesterday by the State Waterways Commission.
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Saugus River
Lynn
State Waterways Commission
Falls Down Shaft at City Building Elevator Pit
James E. Pope 21 of 89 Falcon street narrowly escaped death after stepping backward through an open elevator door at 81 Boylston street where he works as an elevator man and fell 20 feet into the pit.
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James E. Pope
Falcon Street
Boylston Street
Man Arrested in South Boston Larceny Case
John J. McColgan of Chelsea was held at Court Avenue station after allegedly swapping a Boston to New York ticket for a cheaper one and fleeing with a dress suitcase belonging to Peter Malloy of 175 Fifth Street. Police traced him to a pawnshop on Sudbury Street where the suitcase and initials were recovered.
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Colorado
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Burlington
Alex Stocks
New
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Peter Malloy
Fifth Street
South
Boston
John J. McColgan
Broadway
Chelsea
Court Avenue
Malloy
New York
Atlantic Avenue
McColgan
Washington Street
Postoffice Square
Providence
Congress Street
Day
State Street
Sudbury Street
Unions Balk at Broad New York Strike
In New York on September 28 the planned general walkout in support of a carmen strike failed to materialize. Police found no evidence of a citywide strike as the United Building Trades with 100,000 members refrained from action. Longshoremen and mariners also did not join a sympathy strike, while teamsters held a secret meeting with undisclosed outcomes. Motormen earn eight to ten dollars daily, dimming prospects of a locomotive engineers strike.
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New York
Carmen
United Building Trades
Teamsters
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arlington child claims champion sunflower blossom
Five year old J Walter Risdon of Arlington Vermont owns a 14 inch blossom the largest single bloom yet. Other readers report giants and high counts including a 1312 foot tall row of sunflowers bearing 15 inch blossoms in Nashua New Hampshire and a 12 inch blossom on a nine foot tall plant in Orleans Vermont.
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J. Walter Risdon
Arlington
William E. Gibney
Antrim
New Hampshire
George A. Warren
Brookton
Nashua
George A. Willard
James Dickle
Orleans
Edward E. Sargent
Bennington Street
Boston
Owen F. McCabe
Evarts
Starr
Vermont
Express thieves round up in downtown district
Captain Sullivan of the Court square station has begun a roundup of express thieves in the downtown area. He has ordered officers to watch for suspicious men with bundles as the fall season brings a Christmas rush and increased theft opportunities.
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Captain Sullivan
Court Square
Somerville Health Official Seeks 25-Year Retirement
Caleb A. Page, a 25 year agent of the Somerville Board of Health and past commander of Willard C. Kinsley Grand Army Post, petitioned for retirement on a pension at the Board of Aldermen meeting last night. He is also a veteran fireman.
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Caleb A. Page
Somerville Board of Health
Board of Alderment
Mr. Page
Willard C. Kinsley
Somerville
Horn asks court for release
Werner Horn, indicted over the Vanceboro bridge explosion, appeals to the Supreme Court seeking habeas corpus relief. He argues as a German army officer he cannot be prosecuted for wartime acts against British property and contests removal procedures and court rulings.
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Washington
Werner Horn
Vanceboro
Supreme Court
Clarence Hale
United States
Morton
Captain George C. Devine Dies at 64 in Revere
Captain George C. Devine of the Revere police department died at his home 1 Hall street Revere after months of illness from a complication of diseases. He was born in Fryeburg Maine 64 years ago and worked for the Lynn and Boston Street Railway before joining the Revere police in 1898 rising from patrolman to captain on June 1, 1915.
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George C. Devine
Revere
Hall Street
Fryeburg
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
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