Mother Roper Seamen Helper Marks Fifty Years
Janet Lord, later Mother Roper, rose from a Boston youth to house mother of the Seamen's Church Institute in New York. She published missing sailors lists, reuniting families and recovering 5327 sailors from oblivion. In Boston she married a Congregational minister. after his 1915 death she moved to New York. Also noted: Judge Manley O Hudson, international law authority, arrived to speak on world peace and law.
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