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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
16
The Boston Post continues Pollyanna chapters showing how the cheerful girl, daughter of a missionary, brings sunshine to Aunt Polly, a strict and embittered woman, by always finding something to be glad about and cheering Nancy the maid.
Pollyanna moves in with Miss Polly Harrington and Nancy, faces cold welcome and a vow to avoid talking of her father. She marvels at the house and discovers her attic room, finds a view of church spire and river, and climbs out to the rock to glimpse Heavenward. Nancy frets as Pollyanna escapes supper.
Cyrus McCormack head of International Harvester Company visited the city yesterday to meet his son and new wife back from a European honeymoon aboard the Canopic. Dorothy Linn, the bride, is a Chicago social figure. Also aboard was Dr Elsa Schumacher from Naples en route to Allegheny Observatory in Pittsburg who sparked interest with her cigarette use.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. issued a statement amplifying his reply to Frank P. Walsh and detailing the Colorado strike incidents. The statement also reviews correspondence between Rockefeller and L. M. Bowers of Colorado Fuel and Iron and expands on the broader industrial relations debate.
Rockefeller repeats charges against Chairman Walsh claiming false inferences from correspondence his group filed with the commission. He says a memo he drafted was a rough outline responding to press reports and not a directive to Governor Ammons or the President. He also accuses Walsh of falsifying the record and portrays an attempt to imply his associates ignored Colorado distress.
Final arrangements for the silver anniversary celebration of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association were completed at a Cathed ral School Hall meeting. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Splaine of St. Joseph's Roxbury and Mrs. Maloney Mrs. Reddington and Miss Tirrell addressed the gathering in Symphony Hall slated for Tuesday evening May 4.
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