Anniversary Banquet for Angel Guardian Society in St. Joseph’s Hall
The twenty sixth founding anniversary of the Angel Guardian society of St. Joseph's church was celebrated in L Association Catholique hall with a banquet attended by about 500, mostly French residents, former and current members and invited guests. The event featured music from Gregoire's orchestra, speeches by Elzear Choquette Zenon Drainville Rev Fr Fournier OMI and Rev Fr Lewis, plus vocal and violin items. Founders, officers, volunteers, and guests from Lawrence Boston Haverhill Nashua and other cities were recognized. the hall was decorated with bunting and table covers for 600 guests.
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Angel Guardian Society
St. Joseph’s Church
L’association Catholique
Gregoire
E. Lavigneur
Elzear Choquette
Zenon Drainville
Choquette
Drainville
Fournier
Europe
Garin
Phileas Beauregard
Fall River
E. Vincelette
Auguste H. Jean
Fr. Lewis
Fr Lewis
Henri Patenaude
Alice Vincent
Alphe Desmarais
J. B. D. Jacques
J. A. Fournier
Filzear H. Choquette
Jean G. Cote
Xiste Patenaude
Desire Beaupre
Noe Desrosiers
Napoleon Laberge
Adelard Comtois
EE. H. Choquette
Jos. H. Bergeron
J. G. Cote
Frank Ricard
J. H. Bergeron
Bergeron
J. Baril
Legare
M. Lambert
M. Marcotte
M. Chabot
M. J. Buck
H. Lemaitre
Georgianna Boisvert
Elise
Sodality
Lawrence
Boston
Haverhill
Nashua
French Delegation Arrives for Rochambeau Statue Unveiling
Washington May 22. The French government party arrived from Annapolis aboard the Gaulois to attend the Rochambeau statue unveiling. A small depot crowd greeted them as Troop G Fort Meyer and police escorted the visitors to the White House where Count Rochambeau and Ambassador Cambon met President Roosevelt at 10 30 AM in the East room.
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Rochambeau
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Second Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Assy
White House
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Mme. Cambon
Roosevelt
Arty
French Ambassadors Reception at White House Ends Warmly
Ambassador Cambon and party arrived in uniform, joined by Count Rochambeau and Countess Lafayette with high French officials. US leaders from the President to cabinet members welcomed them in a relaxed ceremony with cordial exchanges. The visit included a tree planting from Yorktown and a wreath laying at Washington’s tomb aboard the Sylph.
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Mme. Cambon
M. de Margerie
Mme. de Margerie
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Count Dé Lafayette
United States
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Army
Admiral Dewey
Navy
Corbin
Loubet
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Carew
Sylph
Yorktown
Rochambeau
Lafayette
Washington
Massachusetts Legislature and local issues debate
The speaker argues for retaining experienced lawmakers, criticizes statewide referrals of local measures, and questions how 240 legislators can wisely handle complex questions like railroad capitalization and street railways. He praises Massachusetts’ educational system and the state’s political tradition while urging competency and reform.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Lowell
Cambridge
Berkshire
Cape
Major Stott
C. E. Adams
Father Thepeaker
Sys
Honest public service and upright politics in Massachusetts
The speaker urges voters to trust a government that follows past traditions, demanding incorruptible honesty and unflinching courage from legislators. He warns that cleverness without integrity endangers the state and stresses that straight, honest paths lead to prosperity. He insists Massachusetts politics are not beyond repair and calls for citizen vigilance and devotion.
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Massachusetts
Dublin Germans Greeting Sparks Royal Visitor Controversy
London reports General surprise as Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia declined to receive a Dublin address of welcome prepared by German delegates. Officials stated the Prince would not meet them personally but invited them to leave the document aboard the warship.
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London
Prince Henry
Prussia
Dublin
Spy Not to Suspend After Fire at Worcester Office
Worcester May 22. Despite a blaze that destroyed the office the Spy suffered severe damage yet will publish the next edition and has no plan to suspend operations.
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Worcester
King Edward Opens Royal Military Tournament
London May 22 King Edward opened the royal military tournament at the Agricultural hall in semi state this afternoon. He wore a field marshal's uniform and was accompanied by Queen Alexandra. Lord Roberts the commander in chief and the head staff received him along with a naval guard of honor.
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London
Edward
Agricultural Hall
Queen Alexandra
Lord Roberts
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