See ks Ideals with Mercy See ks Ideals with Mercy
Rev Robert Hugh Benson urged tolerance and reform in a sermon at the Cathedral noting two continual reproaches aimed at the Catholic church. He argued the church sets a high moral standard while sometimes housing imperfect members and called these criticisms both true and persuasive. The service drew a full house with thousands turned away. another sermon is planned for next Sunday and May 1.
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Robert Hugh Benson
Catholic Church
Father Benson
Megantic Reported On Route To Boston In Wireless Link
Megantic bound for Boston from Liverpool sends wireless signals to the station at Caphrace 1040 miles east of Boston lightship at 6 30 p m.
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Megantic
Caphrace
N. F
Liverpool
Boston
Cadum Brings Quick Relief for Eczema Say Advert
A chemist's discovery leads to Cadum as a skin cure for eczema and related conditions. The product claims immediate itching relief and skin restoration in two to three weeks, with trial boxes at 10c and large boxes at 25c available at all druggists.
Giver of Millions Outlines Life Rules for Century Longevity
Daniel K. Pearsons, famed philanthropist, shared practical advice at his Hinsdale home on April 17. He urged thents to follow the ten commandments, exercise, work, marry early, sleep eight hours, avoid frequent travel, attend church, save and invest, help others, and enjoy open air to live vigorously to one hundred. The remarks come as Pearsons continues his donations to small colleges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel K. Pearsons
United States
Hinsdale
Earth
Dr Pearsons Shares Longevity Rules On 90th Birthday
The 60 year old Dr Pearsons speaks at length about living to 100 with simple habits. He details in-home exercises using three pound dumbbells, walking when possible, moderate meals without meat after 60, and marrying early to build a home. He urges charitable living, educating poor children, and family happiness as keys to health.
Central Labor Union Elects Officers at City Meeting
At a recent Central Labor Union meeting, officers for multiple trades were re elected without opposition. Michael A. Murphy remains president, with William T. O'Brien as vice president and Henry Abrahams as secretary. A Springfield brewery was placed on the union's unfavorable list amid a strike, and a special education event with school board leaders was announced for next Sunday at Wells Memorial.
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Central Labor Union
Michael A. Murphy
Stablemen’s Union
William T. O’brien
Commercial Telegraphers
Henry Abrahams
Cigarmakers
G. Harry Dunderdale
Newspaper Writers
Philip TH. Sweet
Coopers’ Union
John J. Fenton
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Anna T. Bowen
Cigar Factory Tobacco Strippers
Boston
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Arthur M. Yaddell
Springfield
Wells Memorial Building
Boston School Board
Fish
State Board of Education
Blacksmiths to Convene Mass Meeting at Eliot Street
Journeymen Blacksmiths' Union held a well attended meeting yesterday afternoon at 45 Eliot street. Speakers at tonight's mass meeting include Frank H. McCarthy New England organizer and Thomas L. Wilson fourth vice president of the International Machinists' Union.
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Journeymen Blacksmiths’ Union
Eliot Street
William J. Dougherty
National
Edward J. Ryan
Quincy
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
Thomas Ll. Wilson
International Machinists’ Union
Shirtmakers in Session Tonight in Boston
Cloak and Shirtmakers Union meets at 31 North Russell Street to decide on Labor Day parade and elect representatives for the Boston committee for the international convention in June. Abraham Rosenberg of New York, international president, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cloak and Shirtmakers’ Union
North Russell Street
Abraham Rosenberg
New York
Harvard Andover Theological Library Formation
Harvard University and Andover Theological School unite their libraries to form the Andover Harvard Theological Library. The merger consolidates the Seminary and Harvard Divinity School collections for broad access and joint stewardship.
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Harvard-Andover
Harvard University
Andover Theological School
Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Andover-Harvard Theological Library
Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Prize
A Post photograph features a young girl to win a five dollar gold piece for being captured by the paper's camera in South Boston. Children must claim the award at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington street, weekdays. Twenty photos will run each Sunday. watch the Post for more winners.
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Post
Boston
The
Greater
Washington Street
Operetta Pinafore Aids Cathedral Parish in Boston
The opera Pinafore will be performed this evening and tomorrow night in Boston College Hall James Street to benefit the cathedral parish. The all parish chorus includes many cathedral boys choir members led by Rev Michael J Scanlan and directed by Miss Eilen A McLaughlin soprano soloist.
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Boston College Hall
James Street
Michael J. Scanlan
Eilen A. McLaughlin
Hays Speaks on Labor Bills to Railroad Car Union
Representative Martin Hays and Henry Sterling spoke to Allston Lodge 107 yesterday about labor measures before the Legislature. Hays stated his general stance favors the bills, but he did not endorse any controversial provisions and emphasized his openness to interviews.
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Allston Lodge
Martin Hays
Ward
Henry Sterling
Massachusetts State Branch
A. F
Hays
Unic
Brief Storm Costs Two Lives Off Nova Scotia Coast
A 15 minute squall off the Nova Scotia coast caused two deaths and damaged ships. Sunderland Gorman, 32, of the schooner Mulhall, drowned after being swept from deck. Carl Morris, 18, went overboard from a dory at Port Medway. The Flora lost sails near Ship Harbor.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Lee
Flora
Sutherland Gorman
Mulhall
Carl Morris
Port Medway
Ship Harbor
Rabbi predicts church will support Socialism in future
Rabbi Charles Fleischer told the Boston Y M C A that the church will align with Socialism someday, arguing today people do little thinking and prefer thinkers to do the work for them. He warned against churches claiming absolute truth and complete answers, urging reflection.
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Charles Fleischer
Boston Y. M. C. A
Fleischer
Notre Dame Roxbury Alumnae Lecture and Musicale Tonight
Notre Dame Academy of Roxbury alumnae invite the public to a lecture and musicale at Jordan Hall this evening at 8. Rev. Jeremiah Prendergast will speak on The Women of the Renaissance. Vocalist Theresa Mahoney and organist Mary Parr headline with a 10-piece string orchestra.
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Notre Dame Academy of
Notre Dame
Jennie Campbell
Mary Barr
Mary C. Madden
Martha Murphy
Grace Kelly
Catherine Coughlin
Margaret Brawley
Gertrude Donovan
Genevieve Dorr
Marcella Eberle
M. R. Johnson
M. ¥. O’connor
Mary G. Quinlan
G. H. Richards
Tie
J. Staples
Rebecca Shayapfevers
W. W. Taff
Notre Dame Academy
Roxbury
Fire Record Brief from Tremont Street Area
Early morning fire records show activity at 6 45 and 6 50 a m on Tremont street with Box 92 5623. Painters Union referenced and another incident near 10 37 y S26 4Everett Street with Brightoneae and Booey Box as Dye noted.
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Tremont Street
Painters
Union
Less
Cooking as Drink Care Sermon Urges Home Cooking
Father James B. Troy told South Boston workers at St. Augustine's Church to improve home cooking and avoid liquor to ease rising living costs. He said teaching women to cook boosts nutrition, economy, and reduces desire for the saloon, noting the strain on low wage workers.
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James B. Troy
St. Augustine's Church
Boston
B Street
Everett Elks Minstrel Show Planned in Everett
Everett Lodge 642 Elks announce their annual minstrel show at the Elks Home on Church Street in Everett for April 26 to 28. The program features Walter M. Trout as interlocutor, with a 59-voice chorus and entertainers including Miss Josephine M. Torpey, Al Bander, and the Morse family. Committee members include Walter M. Trout and Arthur W. Hatch.
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Everett
Everett Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
the Elks
Church Street
Walter M. Trout
E. R
Arthur W. Hatch
J. Albert Baader
Harry J. O’brien
Lewin G Joel
Mutt) Hamm Morse
Arthur I. Rea
G. Mand Morse
Josephine M. Torpey
Ernest Phillips
al Bander
Mr. Fitzgibbon
Newtowne Club
Morse
Walter MM. Trout
Lewin G. Joel
Hamilton Morse
John Hanlon
John Gourville
Ladies' Garment Union Plans Labor Day Parade
The Ladies' Garment Union voted to parade on Labor Day with 1500 participants from sub unions including tafl ers dressmakers cloak and skirt makers pressers and shirtwaist makers led by William Gitlin of the Boston Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Garment Pressers’ Union
William Gitlin
Boston Central Labor Union
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Ladies’ Taflers and Dressmakers
Ladies’ Garment Pressers
Chamber weighs new harbor line and immigration site
The Boston chamber of commerce plans to revisit the harbor line at its Thursday meeting under the Whitney bill in the Senate. The move could designate a new immigration station site and affect docks and rail systems key to Boston port growth. East Boston hosts three large steamship piers for six ocean liners, with two new constructions. A major grain elevator project expands capacity to 1,000,000 bushels and spans extensive freight yards with room for 510 cars and seven locomotives.
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Chamber of Commerce
Whitney
Senate
Metropolitan and Maritime Affairs
Anchorage
Boston
East Boston
Atlantic Coast
Mauretania
New England
Bunker Hill Monument
Organizer Julius Friedman Reports Success on Three-Month Trip
After a three months tour of New Zealand and the middle states Julius Friedman international organizer and label agent of the Capmakers Union reported exceptional success in organizing efforts. He said unions were secured in Springfield Brooklyn Hartford New Haven Waterbury Bridgeport Danbury and Pittsfield and Boston Capmakers Union claimed near total organization. M Zuckerman of New York addressed the meeting as international secretary treasurer.
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New Zingland
Middle States
Julius Friedman
Capmakers’ Union
Boston
Springfield
Brooklyn
Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Danbury
Pittsfield
M. Zuckerman
New York
International
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