Dr Lindsay denounces sensational sermons in sermon critique
The Rev Dr John Lindsay of St Pauls Church led the Eastern convocation of the Massachusetts Protestant Episcopal diocese denouncing sensational sermons as cowardly and unworthy. He urged pastors to preach life ethics and doctrines incidentally from the text, calling sensational topics a distraction. Over 30 clergymen attended the convocation at St John the Evangelist Church with many others present.
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John 8. Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Church of St. John the Evancelist
Cuba
Cohen
Christ
McCoy Sets Marital Record With Fourth Wife
New York April 10. Kid McCoy at 28 ties and breaks marriage records by marrying a divorced Boston woman for the third time after a recent divorce. He wed at Union by Justice Stein and plans a fight prep at Muldoon’s White Plains. Rumors link McCoy to Fitzsimmons and Jeffries in possible future bouts with purses and negotiations cited by Dr. Ordway.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Justice of the Peace Stein
McCoy
Julia
Boston
Muldoon
White Plains
Fitzsimmons
England
Jeffries
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Santos-Dumont Arrives in New York for Five Days
Santos-Dumont lands in New York and plans five days here before heading to St. Louis to meet exposition directors. He says the St Louis stay is indefinite and he will sail for England in three weeks. He envisions New York as the world’s principal airport and aerial navigation enabling transatlantic airship passenger service.
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New York
Santos-Dumont
St. Louis
England
Atlantic
Aris
Death of Pa Hamilton Shelters Remains With Railroad Aid
The Post reports the sudden death of the famed Pa Hamilton, a figure known in theater and railroad circles. The Old Colony Railroad Association will cover burial expenses, and his body will be laid to rest beside fellow railroad friends in the association lot at Forest Hills.
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Hamilton
Old Colony Railroad Association
Forest Bills
Bast.ockets Offer Low Rates for Spring Travel
Correspondingly low rates from the Bast.ockets on sale April 1926. Inclusive, good for return till June. Fastest time, finest scenery, newest and best equipment. Tickets and sleeping car reservations at Northwestern Line, 368 Washington Street, Boston.
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Northwestern Line
Washington Street
Boston
Field Day Debates Over Butler Statue in House
A heated House debate on a report disapproving a statue for General Butler highlighted yesterday. Opponents pressed caution while supporters praised Butler, with speakers like Mr Callender and Mr Roads urging loyalty. The discussion paused with expectations of a further session and more speeches tomorrow.
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Ways and Means Committee
Butiler
Callender
Dorchester
Mr. Callender
Atlantic
Pacific
Roads
Union
Adams
Hayes
Lowell
Sleeper
Winthrop
General Butler
Ways and Means
Osgood
Hopedale
Massachusetts
Drinkwater
Braintree
Phillips
Garrison
South
Mahoney
Bunker Hill
Donovan
Cambridge
Brandeis
Webster
Latce
Somerville
Brewer
Beck
Chelsea
Bullard
Newton
New England Railway Assurance Company
Keenan
Boston
Smoke Nuisance Bill Moves After Hearing in Boston
The city committee heard testimony on a 10 mile smoke nuisance ban around the State House with no oppositions. Notables including J Montgomery Sears John Shepard and General F H Appleton attended as sub committee drafts the bill. A separate measure restricting Boston market garden sales on market streets between 11 am and 4 pm received a favorable report but faces likely defeat.
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State House
J. Montgomery Sears
John Shepard
Gerry
F. H. Appleton
S& H. Durgin
Alice Freeman Palmer
Richard L. Gay
Thomas J. Gargan
Augustus P. Loring
A. C. Drinkwater
William T. Sedgwick
Henry
George B Upham
Russell Raynor
New York Board of Health
E.i H. Benjamin
McKay School of Applied Science
Cleveland
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Board of Trade
Boston
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Cincinnati
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Salem
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Metropolitan Affairs
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
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Seaver
Schofield
Malden
Russell
McNary
Bagley
Logan
Williams
Medford
Wildes
Somerville
Messrs. Riley
Litchfield
Hhull
Boston Police Board reform debated in metropolitan hearings
Representative McNary of Boston urged transfer of police board appointments to the Mayor, criticizing liquor licenses distribution between districts. Ex-Inspector Cogan alleged the Governor overstepped and accused the board of covering up crime. Senator Jones advised pursuing the Governor. Hearing concluded.
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McNary
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Police Board
Board of Police
South Union Station
William H. Cogan
Jones
Franklin fund board considers land bids for trade school site
Franklin fund board at City Hall reviewed multiple Roxbury and Dorchester parcels for the proposed trade school site. Bids include Gordon Dexter 16 000 sq ft at 40c per ft on Parker Hill Roxbury, and James G Freeman 44 700 sq ft on Huntington Ave near Greenleaf and Drisko, 3 per ft. Other offers come from Robert H Bowman 145 000 for 55 000 sq ft and Arthur Rich 22 020 sq ft at 1 per ft. Whitcomb Weado parcels on Westland Ave and Hemenway St. and property near Heath Street station, Bromley park with brick building.
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Franklin Fund
City Hall
Franklin Trade School
Gordon Dexter
Parker Hill
Roxbury
Hillside
Calumet Streets
Parker Hill Avenue
Darling Street
Robert H
Bowman
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Howard Avenue
Harlow
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Dorchester
R. Evans
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Theodore H. Tyndale
Lakeville Place
Janaia Plain
Whitcomb, Weado
Westland Avenue
Hemenway Street
Mercantile Land Campe
Hemeuway Street
Batavia Street
J. C. Spillane
Brookys Ae Francis
Riverway
Andress Towforde
Old Heath
Albert Streets
Bromley Park
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Columbus Avenue
Deaconesses Praise Catholic Charity at New England Event
At the New England conference held yesterday afternoon in the First Methodist Church the Catholic Church sisters received praise for their charitable work during the lth anniversary of the Deaconesses Association. Miss Elizabeth Wiles spoke on the deaconesses homes hospitals and schools noting two million neglected poor aided in six years and more than 10 000 sick cared for in two years. She claimed the Catholic church has done incalculable good through its hospitals and charities. The meeting was presided by Rev N T Whitaker with speakers Miss Josephine S Fiske and Miss A A Betts and songs by Miss E B Mue Chisholm.
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New England
First Methodist Church
Catholic Church
Deaconesses’ Association
Elizabeth Wiles
Wiles
Post
N.T. Whitaker
Oither
Josephine S$. Fiske
A .A. Betts
EB. Mue Chisholm
Monomoy Fund Committee Seeks No Additional Subscriptions
The Monomoy fund committee states they do not seek further contributions beyond already made subscriptions. They urge holders to send 1.0 Lea Higginson and Co. as soon as convenient.
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Lea, Higginson & Co
Christian Science Lecture on Freedom and Law at Symphony Hall
Rev. William P. McKenzie of Cambridge spoke on Christian Science as a path to liberty through self government under law. He argued that superstition fear and false logic imprison people while Christian Science heals mind and body, redeeming humanity from evil and passion. He praised Mary Baker Eddy as the founder of an emancipation movement and noted her struggle with misrepresentation.
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Symphony Hall
William P. McKenzie
Cambridge
Mary Baker Eddy
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