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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
3
In a public appeal W W Moody asks readers to support Northfield Schools as enrollment climbs to about 1500. He notes increased equipment and expanding work while keeping costs low for poorer students. The goal is $120,000 beyond income from investments to cover actual costs.
John J. Williams a teaming contractor well known in Cambridge and this city and prominent in the Order of Elks is dead at his home 98 Thorndike street East Cambridge after a long illness aged 41 years He sustained a paralytic shock several months ago and his health had failed rapidly since He is survived by his widow and mother.
Washington April 1 The United States will keep the gunboat Wheeling at Santo Domingo until a new President is elected. With three strong candidates in the field officials fear possible disorder on the island republic.
Thousands greet former President William Howard Taft at Yale in New Haven as he accepts a Lew Kent Professorship and declares he will join Yale as an active alumnus. A 3,000 student crowd, the Frog Chorus, and procession to Memorial Hall mark the cordial homecoming.
Pope Pius today received a large audience in Rome with numerous prominent Americans presented by Father Thomas F. Kennedy rector of the American College. The pontiff spoke to each and gave all the pontifical kiss as he appeared in excellent health. Represented were Miss Penfield of Connecticut Rev John Cavanaugh Notre Dame and Rev James Burns Holy Cross Worcester among others.
Secretary Bryan waits for an official London embassy report on Miss Zeke Emerson an American suffragist jailed for window smashing and currently on a bunker strike before acting on the State Department appeal for her release, awaiting official word from Washington.
J Edward Addicks, noted promoter and former Delaware political figure, faced the New York Supreme Court in a $20,000 debt suit brought by Hiram M Burton of Boston. Burton located Addicks after a year’s search and had him held by a deputy sheriff to assess his ability to satisfy the judgment. Addicks argued the default judgment was illegal. he was advised to obtain counsel and was later released on bail.
The 76 year old Rev Isom P Wooten longtime pastor of the Friends Church in Seattle died yesterday He previously led congregations in Chicago Richmond and Boston and was known across the nation as an evangelist
Mrs. Lydia F. Johnson of Quincy files libel for divorce in Dedham court against her Boston husband Ernest L. Johnson former house man at Hotel Windsor 18 Bowdoin Street.
Miss Abbie F. Jenks of Franklin petitions the Supreme Court to remove Judge Orestes T. Doe from the office of conservator of her property. The appeal follows a Probate Court decree denying her petition.
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