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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
6
A bulleted listing of church services across Boston suburbs including Adventist, Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran, Presbyterian and more. The items note sermon topics, times, pastors, choirs, and special services inviting all to attend.
Commander Booth to speak at Tremont Temple Sunday April 20 8 p m on My Father with illustrated views and motion pictures about Salvation Army founder. Doors open 2 p m Church of the New Jerusalem Bowdoin St hosts services led by Rev Reed and Rev Hay with 10:80 a m worship and 12 m Sunday school. Spiritual meetings listed across multiple halls with speakers and free admission.
A compact listing of Sunday services and talks across multiple Boston venues. Events include Divine worship at Steinert Hall led by A. M. Graham, New Thought and Unity Church services with free admission, and lectures by various speakers at Huntington Chambers and Baxter places. Various halls host forums on spiritual topics with no fees.
The MIT junior class held their annual promenade last night at the Hotel Somerset with about 400 attendees. The dance concluded junior week festivities and catered to upper classmen, featuring Technology pennants decorations and rambler and hemlock roses. A bouquet favor dance preceded the intermission and a streamer fusillade closed the last dance.
Announcement that Ferdinand E. Stevens of Lewiston will become sheriff of Androscoggin county replacing Hewett M. Lowe who resigned. The appointment by Governor Haines awaits Governor's Council confirmation next Thursday and takes effect April 28.
The Sunday Commons presents free Sunday concerts at 4 p m featuring tenor Roland W Hayes at Majestic Theatre. Catharine Howard Thompson hosts Sunday meetings 3 and 8 p m on The Old World Religion at 203 Huntington Chambers admission free. Paine Hall hosts 3 p m talk The Chicago Vice Commission s Report on the Social Evil by J P Bland free admission. Common Cause Society screens Pope Leo s encyclical The Condition of Labor at Naomi Hall 724 Washington st 2 30 pm open discussion no admission. Christadelphians hold Sunday lecture at 11 am 203 Warren st Roxbury on Fact 80 Years Verified admission free. Mazdaזnan Philosophy Sunday 3 pm Huntington Chambers Room 510 worshippers welcome free.
Harlan Tupper was bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge after a short hearing in Bingham Maine. He was ordered held without bail at Skowhegan jail to await September grand jury action for the killing of Fred McLaughlin. Tupper pleaded not guilty but offered no defense. The state called three witnesses: Deputy Thomas J Collins Paul Hebert and W S Stinchfield. Hebert testified McLaughlin a muscular man had knocked both Tupper and Hebert down and then fired.
James D. McCarthy seven, son of James McCarthy, Roxbury, was struck after leaving church on his way home from confession. He died at City Hospital. His brother John, ten, had just been taken to hospital for a serious operation. Driver Frederick Spain of Jamaica Plain surrendered to police at Station 10.
Police in South End and South Boston search for an elderly man with gray hair dark clothes and a derby hat wanted for abducting 4 year old Curtis Rexford from his mother on Thursday afternoon in Roxbury. The child was found in South Boston after being left by the suspect. authorities suspect the same man lured other children in Roxbury and Dorchester previously.
Honey Mellody was fined $50 for carrying a loaded revolver. Another charge involving the same revolver was filed against her, according to yesterday’s report.
Herbert Myrick and James Cunningham of Springfield were found guilty by a U S district court jury of conspiracy to defraud the government. They allegedly inflated subscriptions and agent commissions in the Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead mailing privilege filing. The case cited 41 273 claimed subscribers on Nov 30 1910 versus a government estimate of 26 610 and misrepresented commissions and paid-by-bank subscriptions.
James E. Browne of 19 Greenwood Street Malden a former Ward 6 Republican committeeman and life insurance agent plunged his touring car over a 16 foot embankment. His wife and son watched as the car tumbled and wrecked though he suffered only a gash above the left eye and severe injuries. Browne regained consciousness before help arrived.
Amid enthusiasm the Fourth and Fifth Regiments of the Boston school cadets held their annual prize drill in Mechanics' building with 1200 spectators. Captains Weeks Bennett Stephens Kelley led junior and senior units from Dorchester East Boston West Roxbury and Hyde Park as Brock praised the results. Bennett becomes colonel and Godreau lieutenant colonel. ten top drillers named including Chambers Smith Joy Donovan Hermiston Ferris Shepard Hart Jordan and Barrett.
Governor Baldwin acting as chair of the New England governors committee told Connecticut delegates the conference on the New England railroad situation will meet in the State House Boston on April 23.
Albany April 18 Governor Sulzer signed a bill requiring that when an employer demands a physical exam for a prospective female employee the applicant may be examined by a physician of her own sex.
A middle aged clerk named Freer sells his head to Dr Linscott for five hundred dollars, agreeing to weekly payments and medical care while the doctor studies the head for science and curiosity. Freer fears loss of independence yet relies on the doctor for work and reading, with a surprising ending teased for tomorrow.
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