Catholic Priest Preaches at Harvard Chapel in Boston
The Rev. Fr. O Callaghan drew a large Harvard Appleton Chapel crowd for a historic Sunday service first by a Catholic priest. He spoke on rationalism in faith, arguing reason cannot fully know God and urging deeper faith and divine contemplation.
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O’callaghan
Harvard
Appleton Chapel
P. J. O'Callaghan
Boston
Paulist Fathers
New York
Father O’callaghan
Fr O Callaghan Discourse on Augustine Belief
The piece presents Fr. O Callaghan's reading of St. Augustine's claim that testimony becomes credible and that divine truth surpasses human reason. It notes Augustine's style and argues truth about God is ineffably sublime beyond full rational grasp.
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St. Augustine
Augustine
God
Goaded Beyond Endurance Arrest for Assault on Conductor
Augustus Green a Buckingham street resident is arrested by Patrolman Pratt for assaulting Eugene Clapp a West End conductor on a belt line car. Green and a stylish companion repeatedly demanded fare change from $10 bills, triggering an altercation after repeated delays and a final blow at Beacon Street. The conductor had Green’s change and taunted him by counting it aloud before the strike. A passenger reports Green was aggravated beyond endurance and targeted by the conductor. The conductor number 481 had prior trouble and a temporary layoff for a passenger dispute.
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Augustus Green
Buckingham Street
Pratt
Division 3
Eugene Clapp
West End
Green
South End
Springfield Street
Park Square
Charles Street
Beacon Street
Greer
Clapp
Joy Street
Sargent
Brave South Boston man saves girl as horse carriage crashes
Edward J. Flynn leaped to push a 19 year old girl from a runaway carriage on West Sixth street but was struck by the wheels. His left leg was broken in several places and he was taken home to 24 Silver street for medical care.
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Edward J. Flynn
South Boston
Edward Doyle
West Sixth Street
E Street
Flynn
Silver Street
Coxey Army Recruits 150 at Beaver Falls Penn
Coxey and Carl Browne celebrate at Beaver Falls as 150 recruits join the march from Galilee. Camp Marion Butler tents are struck, a religious service begins with a cornet solo and Browne delivering a sermon based on John 14, critiquing contemporary prophets.
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Beaver Falls
Penn
Coxey
Beaver Valley
Carl Browne
Smith
Camp Marion Butler
New Galilee
Finnigan Rumor Sparks Boston New York Controversy
A tangled note on Bob Finnigan, Coxey's New York lieutenant, questions his Boston ties and authenticity. The piece follows his reported moves with Wheeler, mentions a Beaver Falls camp stop, crowded marches, scarce rations, and local donations as unemployed crowds question his credibility.
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Finnigan
Boston
Bob” Finnigan
New York
Alphonsus
Dionysius
Georgy
Bob
Foxy Coxey
Coxey
F Finnigans
Bob Finnigan
Wheeler
New Haven
Mysterious German rye loaf travels from North Attleboro
A large round German rye loaf with no wrappers arrives at Rondout Amex office Kingston. Its travel tale includes humorous tags and an inscription about Coxey and bread, hinting the piece was sent from Earle & Prew in North Attleboro, Mass.
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Kingston, Penn
American Express Company
North Attleboro
Mass
Earle & Prew Company
Prince Bismarck’s Birthday Celebrated at Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck receives week long birthday homage with riflemen bands choral music and a grand procession. Major von Moltke presents a cuirass from Abbazia as crowds cheer on the terrace and along the Sachsenwald route. Messages flood in from around the world especially the United States as banners, barrels and gifts fill the castle yards.
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Abbazia
von Moltke
Sachsenwald
Rhein
United States
Bismarck
Wanted Real Estate Mortgage Inquiries Boston Post Ad
Real estate ad seeks a first mortgage of 2500 dollars. Requires gilt edge assurances in all details. Suburban residence preferred. No brokers. Correspondence confidential. Reply to A. G., Boston Post, Boston Mass.
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Boston Post
Boston
Mass
City probes West End roadbed repairs funding lapse
Boston officials scrutinize the West End Railway Company over decades of allowing city paving and roadbed maintenance to be borne by taxpayers. Mayor Matthews quietly investigates who failed to enforce franchise conditions demanding street repair and paving by the railroad firms.
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West Hind Railway Corporation
Matthews
Suffolk
Cambridge
Middlesex
Metropolitan
West End Railway Company
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
West End
Metropolitan Company
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Board of Aldermen
Met Litan Railroad Company
Board of Adermen
Cambridge Company
Merrimac Street
Causeway Street
Haymarket Square
Sudbury Street
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Dock Square
Union Street
City Treasury
Marsh Lane
Hawkins
Alden Streets
Turner
Street Department
Metropolitan Railway Company
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Montgomery Place
Metropolitan Railroad
Brer Matthews
Tillman Comments on Insurrection and Peace in South Carolina
In Columbia Governor Tillman asserts the worst danger passes as Dar and Florence suffer insurrection. He says he can muster 1000 to 1500 troops, continues telegram censorship, and predicts the dispensary law will be strengthened amid disturbances led by whiskey interests and local opposition.
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Farley
Darlington Guards
Court House
Richbourg
Darlington
Tillman
Columbia
S&s. C
Dar
Florence
People Still Rule in South Carolina Crisis Telegram
A telegram from John Gary Evans says the country militia have responded and the law will be enforced. The message asserts that the people still rule. A Western Union despatch notes Columbia remains quiet with no need for extra police, despite fears of disturbance.
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Washington
Irby
John Gary Evans
Columbia
D. C
New York
J. B. Tree
Western Union Telegraph Company
S. C
Polish A P A clash at St Vincent School in Milwaukee
Thirty Polish members of the American Protective Association forced entry with axes and hatchets into St Vincent Catholic School. A clash followed with many cut and stabbed. One man fatally injured. Seven men, all A P A members, were arrested amid the melee during a Columbian League counter rally.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Protective Association
St. Vincent Catholic
St. Vincent
Columbian League
Mr Harrigan of Beverly Seeks Satisfaction After Wedding Riot
Beverly April 1 The Post reports uproar on Goat Hill after Jerry Harrigan and Widow Tracy wed last Thursday. Police review leads to possible arrests while Deacon O Neil vows action at town meeting. Chief Haskell and Colson discuss protection and pursuit of rioters.
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Beverly
Goodtsi
Jerry Iarrigan
Tracy
Goat Hill
Ola Jerry
Jerry
Trousseau
Deacon O'Neil
Post
Board of Selectmen
A. Post
Haskell
Jerry Harrigan
Maurice Haphey
Mr. Haphey
Town Hall
Mr. Harrigan
Alonzo Colson
Colson
O'Neil
Haphey
Deacon O’ O'Neil
Cleveland
The
Democracy
Freeborn W. Creesy
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Thomas A. Mullen
Harvard Catholic Club
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Otographery
Washington St
Osgood
OXEY
Galilee
Whayer
Jasper Johnson
New York Bostonian
Browne
Camp Valley Forge
College Hill
Opera House
Coxey, Browne Et al
Sewickley
Enemy
Duss
Goxey
Prince Bismarck
Tor
Lts
Beecham
LE Caron
London
the Times
Major le Caron
America
Qi Te
Beth
Deacon” O'Neil
Boston Wharf Co
Boston Post Office
Gewer
Eddress
Joseph B. Russell
State ST
West Roxbury
WM. Harrison
the Post
Kneeland
Browning, King & CO
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