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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1912

Page

13

Ill 200 Men Stake Town Near Mico City Apr 25

Report from Mico City says Zapatistas retook Huttisiac in Morelos after an artillery bombardment last Monday causing 200 Zapatista deaths. Federal losses are eight killed. Interior reports from Zacatecas say 150 rebels surrendered their arms and accepted amnesty.

Mico City Huttisiac Morelos Crass Zapatistas Department of Interior Nieves Zacatecas Els

Riverside Boat Club to Build New Cambridge Boathouse

The Riverside Boat Club of Cambridge, whose clubhouse burned down over a year ago, plans a new two story wooden boathouse costing 7600 dollars at the foot of Pleasant Street on the Parkway. Plans filed with Cambridge Superintendent Downey. The old clubhouse was a well known regatta representative site.

Riverside Boat Club of Cambridge Pleasant Street Parkway Downey of

Episcopal Diocesan Convention Debates Board of Church Extension

The 127th annual diocesan convention ended with an extended debate over a motion for a church extension board. Proponents called the changes revolutionary and radical, aiming to allow new parishes in the same city or town despite established ones. The issue was set to a large committee for report at the next regular meeting.

Board of Church Extension Episcopal Church

Executive committee sets April 9 1913 Trinity Church Boston preacher

The committee endorsed holding the next meeting at Trinity Church Boston on April 9 1913 with Rev Endicott Peabody Groton School to preach. It backed a pension and salary fund for ministers and awaits the committee report on the needed amount and funding. Bishop Lawrence opposed Pavoni on a motion to raise 5 million dollars pending better recommendations. the convention closed with prayer by Bishop Lawrence.

Trinity Church Boston Endicott Peabody D. D Groton School Lawrence Pavoni

Gas price fight: Appellate Court upholds 80 cent rate

In Chicago on April 25 the Appellate Court reversed the Circuit Court order restraining People's Gas from charging more than 80 cents per thousand feet. The ruling impounds the difference to the 75 cent city rate and remands the case for further action.

Chicago People’s Gas, Light and Coke Company

Ex Mayor Green Resting Comfortably After Fall

Ex mayor Samuel A. Green, confined at City Hospital for three weeks due to injuries from a fall, was reported resting a little more comfortably last night. He will not be able to return home soon.

Green Samuel A. Green

Warship Model Presented by Newport Naval Y M C A

A 12 foot replica of the Rhode Island battleship, built by shipboard carpenters during a drydock stay at Charlestown, will be donated to the Naval Y M C A in Newport. The model, crafted in three weeks under Chief Carpenter Lovett, features full details including cannons and masts, with credits to J Ireland G Creech C Blanchard H Johnson and R Stacy.

Rhode Island Charlestown Navy Yard Naval Y. M. C. A Newport Newport Institution L. Lovett Carpenter J. Ireland G. Creech C. Blanchard H. Johnson R. Stacy Lovett J. L. Lovett

Agreement in coal dispute settles wage hours

Philadelphia April 25 Confirmation that anthracite miners and operators reached a settlement report was issued by President Baers office. George F Baer chairman called a meeting of general committees in New York May 2 to receive the subcommittee report proposing terms to adjourn all differences. Terms to be public after the May second meeting.

Philadelphia President Baer George F. Baer New York

Pope Blesses Venice Campanile in Easter Blessing

The Patriarch of Venice reports the Pope sent an autograph letter blessing the Campanile and celebrating its resurrection. The Pope recalls personally blessing its cornerstone and expressed joy at the landmark's revival.

Venice

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