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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1915

Page

2

Converted by Women's Work

James H. Vahey praised the thrift and business shrewdness of the wives of 15 000 Bay State Street Railway workers who supported equal suffrage He noted their impact as he spoke to the Men's Equal Suffrage League The Rev Mr Hayes of Roxbury challenged the home only argument and other speakers included William Paine Everts and Philip M Clark

James H. Vahey Men's Equal Suffrage League Bay State Street Railway Mr. Hayes Roxbury

Cambridge Elks Open New Lodge Home in Central Square

The Cambridge Lodge of Elks dedicated its new Central Square home with remarks by James L. Johnson and other Grand Lodge officers. Speeches highlighted Cambridge Lodge 839 and local civic themes as officials and Elks from New England attended the private ceremony.

Cambridge Lodge of Elks Cambridge P. Burns Cambridge Lodge James W. Bean Timothy W. Good George F. Mahoney The Elks Building Corporation M. F. Phelan Lynn Lodge United States of America John B. Whoriskey

Taft Urges Strict Neutrality Policy at Temple Beth El

Former President Taft in Providence argues Wilsons neutrality policy is the wisest course for the United States and the world. He says such consistency will allow intervention when needed to aid mediation and foster neighborly relations and universal brotherhood among warring nations.

Providence R. I Temple Beth-El Taft Wilson United States

Bernstein Urges German Peace Move in German Newspaper

Eduard Bernstein a socialist Reichstag member explains his stance on the budget in Leipsic Volks Zeitung. A Copenhagen despatch notes Bernstein refused to approve the budget, saying a common sense peace voice must be heard and a German move could inspire followers abroad.

London Eduard Bernstein Reichstag Leipsic Volks Zeitung Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Herr Bernstein Germany

Easter Crowds Fill Ten City Catholic Churches Across Boston

Thousands attend Easter services across ten Catholic churches in Boston including the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Cardinal O Connell presides at a high Mass with papal blessing while seminarians and clergy assist. Prominent officials observed the ceremonies as choirs and candles enhanced the solemn rites.

Cathedral of the Holy Cross Church of the Immaculate Conception Cardinal O’connell William B. Finigan William A. Dacey Christ Pio de Luca J. Frank Driscoll Anderson Cardinal O'Connell Governor Walsh Thomas Walsh Harrison Avenue Concord Street Charles W. Lyons Boston College John W. Coveney B. J. Stanton S. J

Solemn Pontifical Mass Presided by Cardinal O Connell

The high mass at ten o'clock was celebrated with full Roman Catholic ceremonial. Inside the sanctuary the scene was brilliant as Cardinal O Connell presided and the Right Rev. Joseph G. Anderson V G participated.

Cardinal O'Connell Joseph G. Anderson D.D V.G

Madam Does Your Husband Drink Renova Ad Claims Sobriety Aid

An advertisement asserts Renova as a tasteless remedy that will reform a drinking husband and feed the family, urging readers to try a free sample by writing to the Renova Co. in New York, with a money-back guarantee if no help is shown.

Renova Riker-Jaynes Renova Co Station N New York

Cardinal Confirms Class at St. Cecilia's Church Back Bay

Cardinal O'Connell administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to about 100 including boys girls and adults at St. Cecilia's Back Bay with Rev. John J. McGarry and Rev. Joseph M. Fitzgibbons assisting. He urged the class that confirmation gives grace to fight life's battles with strength courage and fidelity.

Joseph M. Fitzgibbons St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton Father McGarry Cardinal O’connell St. Cecilia’s Church Back Bay John J. McGarry D.D David D. Ryan Cardinal O'Connell

New Subway Opens Expanding Travel to Washington Station

The new Washington station on the L system improves access for commuters from South Boston Dorchester Newton and Brookline with transfers at Washington Summer and Chauncy streets and Summer Street. Riders can reach Park Street Tremont Street subway and new Boylston Street routes with minimal transfers and fewer changes.

Washington Station Boston Dorchester Summer Street South Station Park Street Cambridge Washington Haymarket Friend Station Newton Brighton Brookline Boylston Street Tremont Street al IL Dudley Street Sullivan Square Friend Union Winter Streets Park Streets Hawley Street

Death of Mrs David B Shaw

Nellie F. Shaw wife of Penal Commissioner David B. Shaw died at 14 Cedar street Charles town after illness since Christmas. A Charlestown native she studied at Prescott School Charles town High School and New England Conservatory of Music later teaching music for Boston. She leaves husband a nine year old daughter Mary Agnes and several relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Nellie F. Shaw David B. Shaw Boston Cedar Street Charlestown Shaw William Mary F. Murphy Prescott School New England Conservatory of Music St. Mary’s Church North End James Hanrahan Brockton Agnes Murphy Anne Murphy

Go to Church in Sleighs Dorchester

Dorchester residents witnessed an unusual sight as sleighs were used to transport worshippers to church. Bells rang and fur wrapped attendees arrived by sleigh at numerous churches in Greater Boston towns. Slower travel later in the day left some sleighs stranded.

Dorchester Boston

Edward Walsh Dead Bedford Resident Remembered

Bedford April 4 Edward Walsh a well known resident and for many years prominent in local affairs died today at his home. He was 68 and leaves a widow two sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family at a later time.

Bedford Edward Walsh

Bedford Officer Dies at Home on Spring Road

A years police officer in this town died today at his home on Spring Road. He had lived in Bedford about 30 years and for the past 10 had been employed as a crossing tender for the Boston and Maine railroad. His wife and three children survive.

Spring Road Bedford Boston & Maine Railroad

Musterole Gives Soothing Relief for Aches and Pains

An advertisement touts Musterole a white ointment from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio. It claims quick relief for sore muscles joints back and throat ailments with a mustard plaster alternative in 25c 50c jars and a 2.50 hospital size. Be sure to buy the genuine product.

Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio

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