The Nation’s Song of Liberty and Heritage
Poem excerpt extols American ideals of liberty and unity. It references fathers, mountains, and divine protection. The verse emphasizes freedom, patriotism, and the enduring strength of the country.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
8
Poem excerpt extols American ideals of liberty and unity. It references fathers, mountains, and divine protection. The verse emphasizes freedom, patriotism, and the enduring strength of the country.
At Chickering Hall the Rev DeWitt T Van Doren of Norwalk Conn Baptist asserted man can triumph over death through spiritual healing linked to Christian Science praise. Clergymen and rabbis debated healing, with officers elected for the Metaphysical Alliance and a Boston reception held for attendees.
Boston’s lively comedienne Clara Morton married Frank Sheehan a wealthy Detroit automobile maker last Friday in Holy Trinity Church Detroit. The couple, childhood sweethearts and longtime friends, faced parental opposition but maintained their longtime affections amid her vaudeville season.
An executive council of the Home Furnishers Association of Massachusetts will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon. Representatives from manufacturing and wholesale houses will join council members to discuss plans for wholesalers and retailers to collaborate in harmony on trade interests.
Alice M. Drake of Lowell testified before Judge Fessenden in the equity session seeking $2000 life insurance from her late father Charles S. McKenzie. Drake claims her stepmother Jesse Merryfield Battersby, later Mrs Battersby, married four times with three unlawful marriages and asserts Battersby had no right to the policy proceeds now administered by Maria T. Eliot of Fitchburg.
After 18 weeks and 56 ballots in the Rhode Island General Assembly, the Republican State central committee backs Colonel Samuel Pomeroy Colt of Bristol for the U S Senate. The vote was 9 to 4 at a meeting chaired by Frank W. Tillinghast as Colt leads in party support while Wetmore remains tied to the Democratic strength.
Lucia Gale Barber defends the real woman as calm, charitable and self controlled. She urges study of child development and health for both mind and body to shape a dignified, gentle mother and civic presence.
Friends of Leo Court Foresters organize a minstrel show for St. Vincent's Holy Name Club to aid the Court relief fund. The event is directed by Dom Keegan with a committee including J H Bonner R C Kirby John Brant Harry Keenan Joseph F White James Moran and others. The show takes place in Lyceum Hall East Boston on May 1.
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