Patterson Attacks Film and Novel In Everett Rally
Ex Governor Malcolm R Patterson denounces Uncle Tom's Cabin The Clansman and The Birth of a Nation as injustices to the negro race urging stoppage of the latter. He spoke at Everett First Universalist Church and elsewhere pledging to end the liquor traffic.
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Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
First Universalist Church
Everett
Boston
James Chambers
Thomas J. Boynton
Patterson
Congregational Church
Concord
First Baptist Church
Brookline
Mr. Patterson
Protest Meeting Attended by 2000 Against Birth of a Nation
About two thousand colored residents packed the Columbus Avenue Zion Church and its vestries in Boston to protest the Tremont Theatre screening of The Birth of a Nation. Speakers including Rev. M. A. N. Shaw and Rev. A. W. Puller urged race unity and laws to curb prejudice. Resolutions denounced police conduct at Tremont Theatre and called for halting screenings deemed to infringe public rights. event organized by the National Independent Rights League.
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Columbus Avenue Zion
Tremont Theatre
Walsh
Curley
M. A. N. Shaw
Shawmut Avenue Baptist Church
Wendell Phillips
Charles Sumner
William Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Massachusetts
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue
National Independent Rights League
Emery T. Morris
B.S. Swain
State House
Samuel A. Brown
Walter D. McLain
T. BE. Rubin
D. O. Walker
Sherwin I. Cook
William D. Brigham
George T. Datty
George L. Cady
Dorchester
Pilgrim Congregational Church
William H. Lewis
United States Attorney-General
Oswald G. Villard
New York
National Association ‘For the Advancement of the Colored People
Benjamin W. Swain
Columbus Avenue A. M. E. Zion
Powhattan Bagnall
Parker Memorial
Controversial Photo-Play Draws Boston Color Line Protest
In Cambridge at the church near Harvard square yesterday afternoon a large audience of hundreds of Greater Boston colored people attended as speakers called the photo-play anarchistic un American and a perversion of history. The implication of insult to the colored race was stressed by the speakers and crowd.
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Harvard Square
Cambridge
Boston
New England
Sumner
Emerson
Crothers
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Dr. Crothers
Harvard Aged Leader Voices Protest On Film
Dr. Charles W. Eliot former Harvard president spoke out against the film stating that Northerners resent being accused of abandoning the forty fourth amendment. Dr. Samuel M. Crothers pastor of First Parish Church said the expurgated film promotes anarchistic propaganda.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
The
North
Samuel M. Crothers
First Parish
Boston meeting denounces photoplay on race as propaganda
At a meeting in Boston leaders including Rev. George Cady and William H. Lewis condemned a film alleged to distort Reconstruction and promote anti Negro sentiment. They warned it aims to undermine civil rights and inspire lynching while urging law and public officials to curb such depictions.
Essex County C. T. A. Holds Annual Meeting
The Essex County Catholic Total Abstinence Society met at St. Joseph's C. T. A. Hall in Lynn for its annual gathering. Officers elected include William J. Carlin of Peabody as president James A. Kelliher of Beverly as first vice president Miss Abagail Reardon of Lynn as second vice president William H. Cochrane of Lynn as recording secretary Miss Sarah Tracey of Lawrence as corresponding secretary and Thomas P. Flynn of Beverly as treasurer.
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Essex County Catholic Total Abstinence Society
St. Joseph’s C. T. A. Hall
Lynn
William J. Carlin
Peabody
James A. Kelliher
Beverly
Abagail Reardon
William H. Cochrane
Sarah Tracey
Lawrence
Thomas P. Flynn
Somerville Girls Discover Fire at Leather Goods Firm
Mona Legre and Carrie Jones, 12 year old Somerville girls, found a fire in the Horton Hubbard building at 35 Myrtle Street Somerville last night. The blaze damaged the office area due to suspected defective wiring and caused about 100 dollars in damage.
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Mona Legre
Carrie Jones
Somerville
Myrtle Street
Horton & Hubbard
Ridgeways Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles L Ridgeway of 760 Shirley Street Winthrop marked their golden wedding anniversary yesterday with a large gathering of relatives and friends at their residence.
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Charles L. Ridgeway
Shirley Street
Winthrop
Woman Shares Renova Cure For Intemperance
Mrs Bowman of Watertown claims Renova helped her husband stay sober. The ad urges readers to obtain pamphlets and a free sample to test Renova’s effects, describing tasteless add to beverages and covert administration as a cure for intemperance.
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Riker-Jaynes
Renova
Renova Co
Station N
New York
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