Funeral of Rev Joseph Raphael Draws Wide Catholic Rites
A massive procession and solemn Mass marked the funeral at St. Jean Baptiste church for Rev Brother Joseph Raphael of St. Joseph's college. Some 200 choir boys formed a living guard as the body was borne to the hearse, with Father Campeau and others officiating.
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Brother Joseph Raphael
St. Joseph's College
St. Jean Baptiste’s Church
Merrimack Street
Chopin
Alexander
Catafalque
Campeau
Viaud
Audibert
St. Joseph’s
St. Louis’s
Fr. Mangin
O. M. IL
St. Mary’s Church
Manchester
N. H
J. N. Pelletier
O.M. L
Plattsburg
Lowell
Willanus
Haverhill
Grey
St. Joccobs
Union St. Joseph
Societe St. Jean Baptiste
St. Antoine
St. Paul
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Andre of the Artisans
Carillon Council
Union St. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique
Mendelssohn
St. Joseph's
St. Jean Baptiste
Marist Order
Clement Joseph
Armand
Altin
Bonaventure
Joseph
Lawrence
Maxime
Jaaie Cloutier
St. Vincent de Paul
Que
St. Joseph's Convent
Grey Nuns
Marist Brothers
This
Brother Chryseuil
Angel Guardian Mo Jality
Brother Sylvain
Middiesex Street
Iberville
Whartet
Marist Chapel
To Let On Thayer Street Basement Suite
A damaged notice advertises a rental on Thayer Street with a room for tenancy. It lists contact options and indicates the unit is to let with service amenities available. The fragment confirms location and intended lease terms though full details are unreadable.
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Thayer Errest
Tenetent
Trial of Norman Hapgood Hinges on Town Topics Links
The New York supreme court hearing on criminal libel for Norman Hapgood of Collier’s Weekly featured Col. Mann of Town Topics, questioned about a 1899 paragraph. Mann testified about his ties to Town Topics, Vanderbilt’s stock involvement, and efforts to secure loans during Wall Street upheaval.
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New York
Supreme Court
Norman Hapgood
Collier's Weekly
Col. Mann
Town Topics
Jerome
Abraham H. Hummel
W. K. Vanderbilt
Pullman Car Company
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Col
Ann
Mr. Morgan
Aldermen Push Citizen Commission for Public Hall Plan
Alderman W H Dodge filed three orders at the noon council session urging a citizens commission to build a Lowell public hall, capping out of town trips at 25 and shifting committee appointments to the presiding officers with minority representation. The seven member panel would include the mayor as chair and serve without pay until completion.
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W. H. Dodge
Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ Commission
Common Council
Lowell
Committee On
City of
Ramming by Savannah steamer sinks Trojan in fog
Boston reports the Trojan of the Philadelphia line was rammed amidships by the Savannah line steamer Nacoochee in Vineyard Sound on a foggy Sunday. The Trojan sank within minutes after the collision. 27 Trojan crew were rescued by the Nacoochee, which kept its prow in the hole to aid escape while passengers and crew escaped to safety.
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Boston
Trojan
Philadelphia
Savannah
Vineyard Sound
Thatcher
U. S
Diehl
Nacoochee
Long Island
Geo. A. Clark
Nacooches
Stearh
Provident Securities and Banking totals revealed
Boston January report shows cash 408.20 and doubtful notes as assets of Provident Securities and Banking Company. Receivers Hall and Weed say 9000 depositors, $182000 total deposits, likely little to be returned. Custodians failed to recover two $5000 notes from Milford Steele. Assets include Shenandoah Irrigation shares, bonds, and a $10000 note from Great Western Salt and Soda. Total liabilities about $193000.
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Boston
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Supreme Court
Hall and Weed
Braley
Messrs. Hall and Weed
Provident Company
Milford Steele
Chicago
Shenandoah Irrigation and Land Company
Great Western Salt and Soda Company
School books printed in Japan held up
San Francisco customs inspector Stratton is delaying a shipment of American school readers printed in Japan awaiting review of their admissibility. The items include first through fourth readers and are suspected of infringing copyright. The wholesale price is listed as cents per copy and a 00 percent higher than the U.S. publisher price.
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San Francisco
Stratton
Japan
France Sails Cruisers Toward Venezuela
Port of Spain on January 22 reports the French armored cruiser Desaix and the second drate cruiser Jurien de La Graviere departing for La Guaira Venezuela. The move signals French naval presence in the Caribbean as tensions or maritime interests unfold.
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Port of Spain
Island of Trinidad
Desaixn
Jurien de la Graviere
la Guaira
Othela
Bishop McEvay Receives Private Audience in Rome
On January 22, Pope Pius XII received Bishop McEvay of London Canada in a private audience in Rome. The meeting highlighted church affairs and diplomatic relations between the Canadian diocese and the Vatican, with no public remarks issued afterward.
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Roms
the Pops
Hishop McBray
London
Canada
Second Day Of Ed Cole Murder Trial in Maine
The second day of the Edward F. Cole murder trial in Portland Maine began with additional state witnesses. Much of the state's evidence was presented as testimony continued in the superior court for the killing of John Frank Steeves of Hillboro New Brunswick.
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TE Cole
Portland
Edward F. Cole
John Frank Steeves
Hilleboro
N. B
Suspended captain in charge of steamer tied to Port Mansfield inquiry
Stonington Connecticut reports Captain Everett of the government steamer Lieut Ord is suspended while an investigation proceeds. Lieut Corey at Fort Mansfield filed the complaint. Charges are not disclosed and Everett’s status with the port is unsettled.
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Stonington
Conn
Co. P. Everett
Lieut. Ord
Port Mansell R. L
Corey
Fort Mansfield
Everett
Everett W
Ahneenced
Inter
Staging Collapse Injures Two Carpenters in Mer iimack Street
William T Walsh of 188 Charles Street and Alfred Swanson, carpenters for A C Jock, were seriously injured when staging collapsed at a building site near Mer iimack and Race streets this forenoon.
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Meriimack Street
Race Street
William T. Walsh
Charles Street
Alfred Swanson
A. C. Jock
Svete Ory Iy Iain
Water Board Petition Heard In Boston Case
The Lowell water board seeks a writ of mandamus to force Mayor Casey to sign a pumping engine contract for the Boulevard station with Holly Pump Company. Judge Braley reserved decision after witness testimony showing alleged personal bitterness toward Chairman Crowley. Mayor Casey, City Solicitor Hill, and water-board counsel Dunbar presented.
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Judge Braley
Supreme Court
Boston
Lowell Water Board
Boulevard Station
Holly Pump Company
Braley
Crowley
Hill
Frank E. Dunbar
Water Board
Casey
Dunbar
Water Department
Buffalo
Holly
Kelcey
Lawrence Mills
Boulevard
Supt. Thomas
Isaac Wotton
Hil
Identified as Francis Francision in Portland Arrest
Portland Maine January 23 John Ashton a negro held in the county jail for a post office robbery and Watchman James Brown murder case is identified as Minot St Clair Francis who escaped from Bridgewater state farm Massachusetts. Dr Alfred Elliott confirmed the ID and noted Wa Phelps of Calais is not Frank R Wiley. Massachusetts will not move to return Ashton Francis until Maine and federal authorities act.
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Portland
John Ashton
James Brown
Red Beach
Oday
Minot St. Clair Francis
State Farm
Bridgewater
Mass
Alfred Elliott
Massachusetts Institution
Wa. Phelps
Calais
St. John
N. L
Francis
Frank R. Wiley
Byett
U. S
W. S. Hasty
Elliott
Massachusetts
Iraneis
Kats A. Johnson
Lynn
Boston
Maine
Shaw
Matos Revolution in Franco Venezuelan Cable Row
Caracas reports claim French government connived in the Matos revolution. The French Cable Company is cited as the government’s favored news carrier, justifying policies against the company and supporting Venezuela’s stance toward former French envoy M. Talgny.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
M. Talgny
France
McReynolds Failure Faces Partial Payout Estimate
Chicago January hearing on the defunct brokerage firm McReynolds & Co. before Referee Eastman concludes the firm cannot pay more than 37 percent of debts. Bank of Montreal warehouse claim on $100,000 assets could cut recoveries to about 15 to 20 percent for other creditors.
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Chicago
McReynolds & Co
Eastman
Bank of Montreal
Altars Consecrated at St Patrick’s Church Basement
Right Reverend Bishop Brady consecrated two altars in the basement of St Patrick's church this morning. Assistants included Rev William O'Brien P KR Rev James Walsh and Rev Timothy Callahan. A large congregation attended the ceremony and Mass followed.
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St. Patrick's Church
Bishop Brady
Brady
William O'Brien
P. KR
James Walsh
Timothy Callahan
Walsh
Atain
Bern
National Guard Association votes on insurance policy clause
In Washington on January 23 the Interstate National Guard Association convention defeated the resolutions committee's proposal. The vote favored steps to examine the validity of policies barring policy holders from joining the U.S. military and called for legislation to prohibit contracts with such restrictive clauses.
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Washington
Interstate National Guard Association
Committee On Resolutions
United States
Brockton Manufacturers Oppose Eight-Hour Day Move
At a Brockton meeting of the Brockton Shoe Manufacturers Association a proposed eight hour day after February 1 was rejected. The association voted to reply to the union that competition makes the change inadvisable, signaling a firm stance against the union’s suggested policy.
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Brockton
Jan
Pireckton Shoe Manufacturers Association
Pneumonia Attacks General Wheeler
New York January 22 reports Brig. Gen. Joseph Wheeler retired from J. A. O. receiving four mild bouts of pneumonia announced at the home of Mrs. Peter Smith, 78 Cent Street Wickes. He is ill but improving according to hospital notes.
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New York
Jos. Wheeler
Eieter
Ptert Smith
Wheeler
Weather warms across regions as frost recedes
The article notes a warm spell with noon temperatures around 66 degrees in the shade, clouds keeping sun at bay, and a general melt of snow stretching from Quebec to New England. It recalls last year's blizzard and warns that sudden shifts in warm weather could cause sickness, while opinions split on the spell's appeal.
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Lowell
Quebec
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Hom
Unseasonable Heat Breaks Records in Boston January
Boston reports a January heat spike with a 62 degree low and 68 by noon. Weather bureau notes record warmth for January and unusual bathhouse activity as humidity and warmth persist across New England. Providence shows 60, Portland 46, Eastport 44 as unsettled weather continues. Bathhouses report 160 bathers as the warm spell draws crowds.
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Boston
New England
Providence
R. L
Portland
Eastport
Weather Bureau
New York Sizzles As Thermometer Rises In City Heat
New York on June 23 reported an unusually warm day with the thermometer reaching 68 degrees at 10 a.m. The reading was six degrees higher than yesterday, signaling continuing heat in the city.
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New York
New York City
Atlantic high pressure weakens as cold air moves east
Washington reports weather bureau data show the Atlantic high pressure dissolving, enabling an eastward advance of cold weather from the Mississippi valley. Atlantic coast towns remain abnormally warm but are forecast to drop 30 to 35 degrees within four hours as storm warnings extend from Delaware breakwater to New York.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Delaware
New York
Census Cotton Output Bulletin Reports 1965 Growth
A census bureau bulletin issued at 2 pm in Washington details cotton output from the 1965 growing season through January 16. It records running votes for the United States at 8,? but compares with 12,767,600 for 1905 and 104,?482 for 1704, indicating year over year changes.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Waldo Appointed Police Commissioner in New York
Rhinelander Waldo was today named police commissioner of New York City under General Theodore A. Roosevelt. The appointment marks a major shift in city leadership as Waldo takes the helm amid reform efforts and growing security concerns.
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New York
Rhinelander Waldo
City
Theodore A
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