Who Are the Coming American Poets
James Bryce, the British ambassador, asks Americans to name their rising poets. He argues each generation and land needs poets who dream, sing, and voice a nation’s duties and spirit to awaken enthusiasm.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1907
Page
7
James Bryce, the British ambassador, asks Americans to name their rising poets. He argues each generation and land needs poets who dream, sing, and voice a nation’s duties and spirit to awaken enthusiasm.
Miss Tena Terrio left North station at 12 30 p m for Portland Oregon to marry Dr H Dudley W Pineo formerly of Boston and now living in Hood River The ceremony will take place Saturday morning at White Temple Portland with the Right Rev G S Ganelins officiating The couple will reside in Hood River after the wedding
Prof James Orr of Glasgow College lectured at Tremont Temple on Biblical themes. He outlined manuscript discoveries from Tischendorf to Fayum and Mrs Lewis, arguing evidence supports the four Gospels and Acts as writings by Christ’s immediate followers and companions.
The Supreme Court dismissed the petition by the National Assurance Company of Ireland to return its $200 000 deposit made in 1905 for good faith. The company moved to Rhode Island and argued the deposit protected Massachusetts insureds only. the attorney general said it benefits all insured, with $40 000 000 insured. The ruling was without prejudice.
James Rogan, a boarding house keeper, was acquitted of giving false information to police during registration last May. The Superior Court trial consumed nearly a day with a short jury deliberation.
The Supreme Court jury ruled Frank H. Cilley was of sound mind when he drew the contested will. Harry C. Cilley of Dorchester, the tester’s brother, contested the will. The bulk of the estate goes to the Walker Memorial at Tech. a $75,000 bequest to the contestant is unaffected.
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