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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
2
Hanover report notes Archmouth Medical School Thayer Rice of Engineering and Amos School of Administration working on an April merger plan seeking administrative consolidation and shared governance.
Florence Pierpont, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Pierpont, escaped death after tumbling from a second story window at 806 Watertown Street. She suffered only a bruised head, with no other injuries reported.
Cardinal O Connell sails from Charlestown at 11 AM aboard the Canopic with Msgr Splaine to make his ad limina visit to the Vatican He will report back on the diocese faith and charity noting new life and energy He plans to attend the Rome basilica San Clemente tunnel opening and will be greeted by Cathedral Guild members at the pier
Yesterday at the Cathedral the Cardinal spoke to the gathered devout, saying he will depart tomorrow for Rome to visit the Holy Father. He asked for prayers that his visit may benefit him, noting that each bishop oversees a portion of church children while the Holy Father remains the church's great shepherd.
B R Baumgardt closed his Tremont Temple series with A Visit to Athens an illustrated talk praised for erudition and entertainment The lecture highlighted ancient Greek intellect from Homer to Aristotle with over 100 colored views and focused on the Parthenon sculpture poetry and history The same lecture repeats this afternoon.
The Museum of Fine Arts announces the Evans Memorial front will open to the public on November 1. The building, costing 600000 dollars, will be completed within two months but not opened until equipment and departments are in place.
Forty members of the I W W met in Park Street Hall and renounced their loyalty to the association. They acted after a reported New York statement by Organizer Hayward that a general strike would be ordered if the United States went to war with Mexico, affecting all workers connected with the WW W.
The fight over Adjutant General Pearson’s tenure is postponed to Monday. Governor Walsh backs a bill now on the Senate calendar. The House reconsidered yesterday to add an amendment before sending it to the Senate. The measure repeals the five year term limit and allows immediate gubernatorial appointment of a successor.
Leaders from federal and private sectors addressed the Savannah session. H. Winslow of Washington DC led federal road construction, George B. Logan of St Louis spoke for the Chicago Lake to Gulf Deeper Waterways Association, and Dr. H. R. Carter of the Public Health Service presented.
Secret service agent Joseph Wishart based in Boston was discovered dead in his Federal Building office by Deputy Marshal Donald Cameron shortly after 1 PM. Medical examiner Magrath ruled death due to natural causes and said Wishart had been dead about an hour before discovery.
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