Is There an Eternal Hell Lecture Draws Brighton Crowd
A large crowd at the Blessed Gabriel Monastery Chapel in Brighton heard Rev. Father Alexis, C. P., argue that mortal sin brings eternal punishment in hell and that belief rests on divine authority. He rebutted objections of reason justice and God’s goodness and warned hell’s reality impacts daily life. The final lecture on Marriage and Divorce is scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Blessed Gabriel Monastery
Brighton
Father Alexis
C. P
Hell
Moses
Jesus Christ
Alexis Sid
God
Christ
Alexis
Jesus
Noah
Abraham
Mexico City Neutrality Plan Fails
General Carranza informed the United States via Consul Silliman that he cannot accept neutralization of Mexico City or the railroad from the capital to Vera Cruz. The Villa Zapata authorities had given consent to both proposals, but the plan collapsed.
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Washington
Carranza
United States
Silliman
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
State Department
Villa-Zapata
Carranza Rejects Excluding Mexico City in Operations
General Carranza refuses to remove Mexico City from active operations citing military necessity. Officials note railway lines between Vera Cruz and the capital remain blocked by Obregon forces near Irapuato, hindering foreign ingress and egress despite negotiations. They hope repairs will soon allow access again.
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Carranza
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
General Obregon
Irapuato
Mgr McCready Dies in New York After Brief Illness
The Right Rev Mgr Charles McCready LL D pastors of Irish birth died in New York from pneumonia following a short illness. Born in Letterkenny Ireland in 1887 he studied at Maynooth where he was a classmate of Cardinal Logue. He became permanent rector of the archdiocese in 1891 and served as vice president of the New York Catholic School Board and president of the Maynooth union of the United States.
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New York
Mgr
Charles McCready
Mgr. McCready
Letterkenny
Ireland
Maynooth
Cardinal Logue
New York Catholic School Board
United States
Save money by putting it to work in banks
The text urges abandoning old safekeeping like a king or an Old Teapot and warns that keeping money at home risks loss or destruction. It advocates placing savings in reputable banks to earn interest and support loans for Build Now movements, industry, and local trade, with community benefits emphasized.
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The
POST
Saving Habit Promotes Independence Across All Households
As Massachusetts Credit Union president I warn against living on full pay and borrowing. Even small salaries require saving to avoid debt from friends or loan sharks with crushing interest. Developing a saving habit brings future comfort and independence, and readers will hear Hon. A. P. Langtry speak next Saturday.
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Massachusetts Credit Union
Birth of a Nation shown at Tremont Theatre
The photoplay Birth of a Nation by Edward H. Crosby was shown last evening in this city at the Tremont Theatre for invited guests. The film has drawn wide comment for its race prejudice and potential offense, with lengthy anticipation surrounding its reception. It centers on the Civil War era and the Reconstruction period in the South.
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Tremont Theatre
Birth of a Nation photoplay reviewed with high praise
A detailed review lauds The Birth of a Nation for its realistic photoplay of Civil War scenes and Lincoln assassination. It notes impressive photography, orchestral score, period costumes, and notable cast members led by Henry Walthall Miriam Cooper Mae Marsh and Lillian Gish while critiquing the second half’s portrayal of postwar carpetbagger era and Ku Klux Klan context.
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South
Robert ©. Lee
U. S. Grant
Appomattox Court House
Lincoln
Ford’s Theatre
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Henry Walthall
Miraim Cooper
Mae Marsh
Josephine Crowell
Spottiswoode Aiken
Ralph Lewis
Lillian Gish
George Seigmann
Joseph Henaberg
President Lincoln
Donald Crisp
Howard Gaye
Mutiny reported aboard Terra Nova and Viking sealing ships
Wireless messages from the Terra Nova and Viking captains reveal a mutiny by 87 crew on the Terra Nova and 70 on the Viking amid poor seal catch prospects. Ships with crews of 150 to 200 each, in the Gulf of St Lawrence, aim to abandon the voyage and return to port. Captain William Bartlett Sr. commands the Terra Nova with 203 men, while Captain Bartlett Jr. leads the Viking with 189 seamen.
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ST. John’s, N. F
Viking
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Scott
Antarctic
William Bartlett
Bartlett, Jr
City Hall welcomes Curley family birth
The Curley administration boasts its third baby in under two weeks. A 12-pound girl is born to Mr and Mrs John J Curley on Winthrop street Roxbury. John J Curley is the mayor's brother and was appointed city collector by the mayor.
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Curley
City Hall
John J. Curley
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Baby Arrives as Mayor and John Trade Congratulation Jest
A baby girl arrives at 3 50 pm prompting jokes about cards and hands as Mayor James Curley and Collector John compare families. Patrick Graham, markets superintendent and Curley appointee, announced his own new daughter ten days earlier.
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John Long
James
Curley
John
Brother James
Mayong
Baby
Patrick Graham
Belgian Relief Fund Subscriptions Noted in Boston Ledger
Subscriptions received by Joseph H. O Neil treasurer at 8 Devonshire Street Boston via Federal Trust Company show prior acknowledgments totaling 245 594 96 with additional contributions from Elizabeth Dexter Ben 245 781 60 and various donors including Taplin High Point NC Harriet W McLean Everett C S Osgood Saratoga and EB M Atherton Washington. A sale of contributed articles and a Civic Service event added 36 89 and 10 00 respectively with further gifts totaling 25 00 from EB M Atherton and 2 25 from Whe Bo and others.
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Joseph H. O’neil
Devonshire Street
Boston
Federal Trust Company
Elizabeth Dexter Ben
Taplin
High Point
N. C
Henry N. Hoyt
Korngold Sinfonietta Debut With Boston Symphony
Erich Korngold's Sinfonietta for Full Orchestra op. 5, by the Viennese child prodigy, received its first Boston public rehearsal under Karl Muck in Symphony Hall. Previously an orchestra audience had heard his Overture to a Drama by Stokowski in 1914, but the new work impressed more.
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Erich Korngold
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Symphony Hall
Korngold
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Beethoven
Haydn
Strauss
Wagner
Tristan
Puccini
Korngold Concert Prompts Hope and Caution
The Boston Symphony programme recounts Erich Korngold birth in Brunn May 29 1897 son of Dr Erich Korngold Vienna critic. It reviews his early composing precocity and the Sinfonietta heard 1913. Leonard Borwick soloed Beethoven Emperor with authority and the Baruffe Chiorote overture closed the program.
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Boston Symphony
Korngold
Brunn
Erich Korngold
Vienna Neue Freie Presse
Robert Fuchs
Philharmonic Society of
Vienna
Leonard Borwick
Borwick
Goldoni
Dr. Muck
Missing boat safe in port
The five masted schooner Mary W. Bowen, feared lost after sailing from Boston February 26 and last reported near Vineyard Haven March 1, has arrived safely at Porto Rico. Authorities say heavy gales last month likely blew her off course and Captain Tripp provided few voyage details.
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Fall River
J. A. Bowen Company
Mary W. Bowen
Porto Rico
Boston
Norfolk
Vineyard Haven
Tripp
Compromise on Flag Hoisting Observed in Woburn
G A R Post 33 members struggled to honor Governor Guild and mark the sixth anniversary of Lee’s surrender. Flags statewide stayed at half staff except the post flag, which stayed at full mast after noon.
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G. A. R. Post 33
Woburn
Lee
Appomattox
Thousand of Homes Relief for Ailments of Digestive Organs
A historic claim asserts relief for ailments of stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The noted emecy promises early and certain relief for the world’s most famous family, describing effects on the digestive system and related irregular actions.
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Beecham
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Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Mass
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Old Colony Trust Company
By Felix Vorenberg
A. P. Langtry
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Cambridge, Mass
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Patrick F. O’keefe
Parry C. Wiggin
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Tremont
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Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
Union Street
Fidelity Trust CO
Washington Street
Essex
Cambridge Thrift Club Special Interest Department
Harvard Trust CO
Malden Trust Company
Pleasant ST. Malden
Old South Trust CO
Tremont Trust Company
State Street
Bank of Service
Summer St
Charlestown Trust Company
City Square
Sinfonietta
BY Olin Downes
Sdr
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Union St
Washington St. Jefferson Bldg
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Lew Connor
Peer SR
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Stimey & Poor’s
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