Funeral mobilization by Hibernians for Monsignor Slocum death
A large meeting of Hibernian divisions chose William C. Keenan as chairman and William J. Driscoll as clerk to organize funeral rites for Monsignor Slocum. Plans included a body march to the church, a monument committee, and a full attendance at the viewing and service with various auxiliary groups and local societies pledging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibern
Monsignor Slocum
William C. Keenan
Wiliam J. Driscoll
Keenan
Patrick Flaherty
Rey Farrel Martin
D. D
Father Slocum
Martin
Norwalk
Rox
Marshall
Farrel Martin
W. D. Keenan
Michael Shannahan
Patrick Barry
James Carroll
Thomas Crean
John Claffey
Peter Griffin
Henry Smithwick
Daniel O'Brien
John H. Moran
Michael Carroll
Bernard Whitney
John Griffin
John P. Sheehan
Hibernian Rifles
Father O'Brien
Captain Griffin
John. P. Sheehan
Dr Martin
Temperance cause and rifle opinions voiced in autumn prose
A writer critiques a temperance advocate and describes campaign glare at rallies. He shares observations about piano key rattles caused by room acoustics and leaves autumn chores, praising leaf use for compost and bedding. The piece notes Krag versus Springfield rifle debates and suggests moving targets and new ranges for army marksmen including a Fort Ethan Allen school of musketry.
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Krag
Springfield
C. B.winders
Ohio
K. K. V. Casey
War Department
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Washington
New York
Boston
Monterey
Cal
Fort
Ethan Allen
Endeavor Union Convenes in Lynn for 1910 Convention Bid
Christian Endeavorers in Lynn Mass held an extra business meeting to close overhang from yesterday as Springfield and Brockton delegations contend to host the 1910 convention. Workers conference occurred in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union Convention
Springfield
Brockton
Funeral plans for Monsignor Slocum honored by St Marys alumni
At a St Marys Alumni meeting last night ex-presidents Ryder Fitzpatrick Brennan White and acting president Sullivan were named a committee to represent the society at Slocums funeral. A separate panel Brennan White Ryder and Miss Jennie Freney will draft resolutions. Rooms will be draped and closed except tomorrow afternoon until after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Slocum
Waterbury
Catholic Women’s Association
Monsignor Slocum
Sodality of the Children of Mary
the Immaculate Conception
St Patrick's Hall
Holy Name Societies
St Patrick's ‘Hall
Father Ae
Monaignor Blocum
Harry Parsons
Poli's Theater
Moving Picture Exhibition
Union
The
Father Traynor
Waterville
St Mary's T. A. Society
Anastatia Hughes
Mary Campion
Daisy Lord
Siote Et
Bers
St Mary's Alumni Association
William Ryder
Kevin Fitzpatrick
James Brennan
James White
Willam Sullivan
Fergus Fay
Willam Ryder
Jennie Freney
Waterbury Business Association Considers Fraud Inquiry
At a directors meeting this afternoon Waterbury Business Association planned an amber and entertainment event soon and referred the matter to the last affair committee chaired by W Nye. The board unanimously passed a resolution directing the association attorney to investigate bankrupts cases in U S court and pursue dishonest bankrupts at the association’s expense if deemed wise.
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Waterbury
W.nye
Los
United States
Tthis
Three NEO P LODGES Hold Weekly Meetings in City
The New England Order of Protection held three meetings in the past week. Brass City lodge hosted a Columbus hall gathering with Past Supreme Warden Jonathan Chapin and Past Grand Warden Frank E Hill of New Haven. Two candidates were initiated and one application read. The twenty first anniversary will be celebrated with a class initiation by Anchor lodge on November 14 and a public event planned for early December. Alexander Von Humboldt attended November 19 at Anchor lodge and expressed support for the public anniversary. A special committee members were named and refreshments served. No NEO P LODGE meetings next week due to five Mondays and Fridays this month.
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New England Order of Protection
Columbus Hall
Brass
City Lodge
Tme
Jonathan Chapin
Frank E. Hill
New Haven
Anthor Lodge
F. T. Peabody
Melrose
Mass
Frank
Bi Rbe
Cambridge
Mechanics’ Hall
Anchor Lodge
Brass City
Sheridan
Louise Foley
Louis Pellnitz
Brown
Elsie Janis Loses Jewels in Toledo Robbery
Actress Elsie Janis reports to Columbus police that in Toledo she was robbed of jewels and items valued at 15000 dollars. She says the missing pieces include gifts from New York friends such as a jade bead string with diamond and ruby clasps from Mrs C H Belmont. She last saw the jewels in Springfield Ohio and kept them in a trunk at the Secor hotel before the loss was found.
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Forsao
Elsie Janis
Columbus
Toledo
Miss Janis
New York
C. H. P. Belmont
Springfield
Tulsa
Secor
Burglar Breaks Into Catholic Academy Steals $9
A burglar entered St Dominick's academy in New Jersey by forcing a rear window and took $9 from the mother superior's desk. The nuns were not awakened.
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New York
St Dominick's Academy
First Steel
Jersey City
Mother Superb
French lectures at Harvard by M Abel Lefranc in February
Cambridge October 24 The annual Circle Francais lectures at Harvard will feature M Abel Lefranc professor of Literature at the College de France Paris He will deliver four public sermons or lectures under the title Mollere and his wings outlining French literary history and criticism Feb dates to be announced
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Cambridge
Mara
Circle Francais
Harvard University
M. Abel Lefranc
Colle de France
Paris
Os “Mollere
McLean Lilley Clash Dampened by lukewarm Waterbury crowd
The Waterbury audience reacted coolly to ex Governor McLean’s Lilley remarks amid a heated recall campaign. Analysts say McLean’s manuscript offered little new about Lilley or the investigation, while rival rallies by Hill and others drew stronger enthusiasm. Hoke Smith is slated to speak in Waterbury on October 27 as part of the Democratic effort.
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Gergé Lean
Yeor [Lilley
McLean
Lilley
Congressman Hill
Congressman Lilley
Dreyfus
Connecticut
Congress
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Ming
Waterbury
Hes
Edward Vroom
Board of Education
Organizing Colored Voters Aided by Democratic Campaigns
A report describes efforts over the past days to mobilize colored voters into a Democratic organization led by Mr Sheldon and Mr Mar Un from the Democratic National Committee. They report strong statewide activity and a large rally in New Haven this week. Waterbury’s colored voters, largely Republican, may swing Democratic this election. A rally is planned for October 21, with Burke Cockran to speak on issues of the day. Cockran has spoken in Waterbury before. Frank S. Monett, former Ohio attorney general who left the Republicans over Standard Oil court appointments, may visit Hartford October 30 and possibly Waterbury. Historical notes on 1310–1316 bread weights and penalties appear, including Agnes Foting’s case and various references to medieval enforcement and governance.
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Sheldon
Mar UN
Democratic National Committee
New Haven
Waterbury
Burke Cockran
Cockran
Frank 8. Monett
Monett
Ohio
Standard Oln
Democrat
Republican Party
Republican
Standard ‘Oil Company
Democratic Party
Hartford
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Convent of Notre Dame
Court Shields
William J. Slocum
Monsignor
Slocum
Ninth Connecticut Volunteers
Eagles
Queen's Daughters
Children of Mary of the Immaculate Conception
St Patsuk Hall
Fou Lee Tr
Ome
Shay Lenawee
Weporter's Note Book
Amyong
Planos
Will
Eke Boubropis
N.E
O. P. Lodges
Bobs
Cies of
Lectarra
M’lean’s Appeal
Hayes
Hoke Smith
City Hall
Democratic Town Committee
Orig
Inal
South Main
John McElligott
Fenner
South Main ST
London
Sarma Fotlog
Christina Terrice
Godlyera
Foting
Matilda de Bolingtone
Christina Priches
Iambella Sperling
Alice Pogges
Johanna de Countebrigge
Isabella Poureste
Agnes Foting
Newgate
Henry II
Knickerbocker
R. R. Harder & Co
Bank Street
Shoeman
South Main Street
Telephone
East End
Fashad
L. Becker
General Fire
John Ryan
North Main Se
A. R. Posner
Bank St
Saxe & Floto
South Leonard Street
Bank St. Exchange Place
Tel
Frank Flammia & CO
John Byron
Plume & Atwood's
J. H. Devereaux
Main St
Shades
New England
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