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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1912

Page

5

Clergyman Reports Turkish Sympathy Amid War News

The Rev Francis E Clark president of the World's Christian Endeavor Union returned to Auburndale after a six months campaign in Europe and Asia Minor. He brings firsthand war news from Turkey against Italy and says Turkey shows no desire to end the war, with his sympathies with the Turks.

Francis E. Clark D. D LL. D Christian Endeavor Union Auburndale Christian Endeavor Europe Asia Minor Turkey Italy

Christian Endeavor Leader Clark Travels wartime Asia Minor

Dr. Clark reports varied wartime realities from Asia Minor to Smyrna. He notes lack of newspapers reducing public interest in war, a 10 000 man guard in Macedonia against Albanian attack, and harbor mine precautions in Smyrna. He promotes Christian Endeavor across Europe and Asia, meeting Ambassador Curtis Guild in St Petersburg and observing church growth in Germany and Asia Minor.

Asia Minor Macedonia Smyrna di Clark Christian Endeavor Germany Russia Hungary Greece Turkey Curtis Guild United States St. Petersburg Christian Endeavor Society

Crew saves station as freight depot spared in quick action

Early morning train crew from Stoneham to Boston aided by telegraph operator Ira Godding of the Boston & Maine depot acted promptly to avert a fire at the freight depot shortly before six oclock yesterday morning.

Stoneham Boston Ira Godding Maine Road

Manic teenager abducts infant from Mount Sinai Hospital

A 17-year-old girl from East New York allegedly stole a month-old baby from Mount Sinai Hospital amid a theory of a maternal instinct gone haywire. Police widened a dragnet after reports placed the pair in Central Park, with the infant still missing.

New York Annie Boyarsky Mount Sinai Hospital Central Park Ruth Fleischman Mt. Sinai Hospital

Sloane Transfers Berkshire Estate to Wife Emily Vanderbilt Sloane

William P. Sloane of New York conveys Elmecourt Berkshire estate to wife Emily Vanderbilt Sloane. The 2000 acre property spans Lenox Lee and Stockbridge with Highlawn Farm to daughter Lila Vanderbilt Kield. Estate valued at about 7 million dollars.

Plaitsfield William PD. Sloane New York Emily Vanderbilt Sloane Berkshire Elmecourt Lenox, Lee and Stockbridge Ssibbard& Hibbard Lila Vanderbilt Kield Sloane Highlawn Farm Laurel Lake

Ireland Home Rule Debate Stalls for Public Opinion

London April 12 The adjournment of the home rule for Ireland debate in the House of Commons until Monday gives time to canvass opinions from public figures across classes. Details on the complex financial proposals await the bill’s printing, expected Wednesday.

London House of Commons

Bill Backers Split over Irish Home Rule Proposal

Market intro duction of the bill had no price impact with Consols edging up slightly. Unionists blame bankers for expecting the measure to fail, while critics say the financial plan and a nominated Senate are weak spots. The exemption of Ireland from military and diplomatic contributions draws Unionist criticism and The Spectator calls the bill foolish and cowardly.

Stock Exchange Trish Bank Ireland

Nationalist papers welcome bill in Ireland

Irish papers largely view the government home rule bill as satisfactory though not final. Freeman's Journal calls it the greatest and boldest of the three bills, while The Irish Times predicts no middle course between separation and union. Irish Independent notes it gives three quarters of expectations, Cork Free Press says it does not solve the problem.

Dublin Ireland The Freeman's Journal Irish Times Great Britain Irish Independent Cork Free Press

Funston Named to Succeed Grant in Army Commands

A War Department dispatch reported that Brigadier General Funston will succeed the late Major General Frederick D. Grant and that Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwards will take Funston's place as brigadier general of the line.

Cheyenne Wyo War Department Washington Fort D. A. Russell Funston Frederick D. Grant Clarence R. Edwards Insular Bureau

Firemen Overcome in Cotton Fire Aboard Michigan

Seven firefighters were overcome while battling a blaze in the hold among bales of cotton on the Warren Line steamship Michigan docked at Pier 4 Iloosac Tunnel docks yesterday. The fire proved hard to control, with damage estimated above $5000.

Warren Line Michigan Iloosac Tunnel

Fr Vaughan to Speak at Boston Theatre for Boston College

The Rev Bernard Vaughan of London renowned for his oratory will address at the Boston Theatre Sunday night to benefit Boston College. Mayor Fitzgerald will preside. An entertainment by the choir of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will follow.

Bernard Vaughan London Boston Theatre Boston College Fitzgerald Church of the Immaculate Conception

Governor Foss Proclaims Arbor Day Observation

Governor Foss issued a proclamation designating Saturday, April as Arbor Day. He urged citizens to observe the day meaningfully and cooperate toward making it a national conservation holiday.

Foss

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