Resolutions Adopted Commend Catholic Juvenile Courts and Morality
The convention adopted resolutions urging expansion of juvenile courts nationwide, formation of Catholic aid societies and homes for workers, and employment bureaus. It supports child labor protections, condemnation of indecent material, and the abolition of religious tests in public employment. It also pledges to promote Catholic teachings on marriage and oppose divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Catholic Societies
United States
Federation
Plea for Maintaining United States Prosperity
Professor John C. Monaghan of Notre Dame urged national conservation of natural resources. He linked Latin and European commerce history, noted waste, and urged Christianized labor reform. Archbishop and many Catholic leaders attended, stressing Christian principles to guide labor and law toward justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Monaghan
The
United States
John C. Monaghan
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Mgr
William Byrne
D. D
Boston
Mer
Thomas Griffin
Worcester
A. J. Teeling
Lynn
Mgr. Lavelle
New York
Bernard
County of
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
James T. O'Reilly
Lawrence
James J. Chittick
Hyde Park
Philip J. O’donnell
P. J. Supple
Roxbury
John F. Kelleher
Montello
James J. Murphy
Peabody
Thomas McFarland
Philadelphia
Whalen
Matthew Cummings
Charles E. Benning
Denis F. Sheehan
Federation in America Promotes Catholic Unity and School Rights
The Rt. Rev. James McFaul urges Boston’s Catholics to unite under federation to advance Catholic interests. He argues for public education reform, protect religious freedom, and the need to preserve Catholic culture amid immigrant populations, citing figures, heritage, and church growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFaul
Trenton
Boston
Federation
America
United States
Williams
New England
Liberty
England
Germany
Australia
France
Mark Hanna
Rengo Fat Reducer Promises Safe Slimming
An advertisement touts Rengo as a harmless fat reducer that chews like candy and allegedly targets abnormal tissue for gradual weight loss without wrinkles. It lists price and Detroit mailing address, plus multiple Boston and surrounding area drugstores as retailers.
Multo-Fruto Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A Detroit company touts Multo-Fruto as a natural cure for constipation and weak nerves via tropical fruit juices. The ad offers full size packages at drug stores and prepaid mail orders from Rengo Co, Detroit Michigan, with a free trial package available by writing to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengo
Rengo Co
Detroit
Mich
Ier
Boston
Jaynes Drug Co
Houghton & Dutton Co
Tremont and
Beacon Sts
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Sts
Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
W. B. Hunt Co
Washington St
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Pleasant St
Malden, Lewis & Co
Rengo Bldg
Multo-Fruto
Rests in Christian Union Says Heckencamp Jr
F W Heckencamp Jr of Quincy argues for Christian education as the solution to the labor problem. He says labor and capital need equal power and education is needed to form proper judgments in selecting lawmakers, criticizing inflammatory anti capital rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Heckencamp, Jr
Quincy
New England Briefs: Deaths and Local Incidents
Hartford Michael T. Maroney of Meriden died at St Francis Hospital from injuries in a Portland baseball collision. Greenwich Edward C Converse, steel executive, to fund a brick schoolhouse in Stanwich in exchange for the old one. Westport Montague Dale, 33, of New York, commits suicide at a sanitarium. Wellesley gardens reported wholesale thefts blamed on gypsies and tramps. NashuaWalch family to reunite Thursday in Merrimac Town Hall. Winsted Annie McMahon, 14, detained after masquerading as a boy since July 3. Lowell tramps sentenced to State Farm for camp at Billerica. Portland incident details from a Saturday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Michael T. Maroney
Meriden
St. Francis’ Hospital
Portland
Winsted
Manchester
Annie McMahon
Edward McMahon
Norwich
Joseph Welch
State Farm
Greenwich
Edmond C. Converse
United States Steel Corporation
Stanwich
Westport
Montague Dale
New York City
Wellesley
Chicago fund returns after GOP convention appeal
Chicago and suburbs officials report only four fifths of the $100,000 raised to bring the Republican national convention to Chicago was spent. The remaining $20,000 will be divided among 508 subscribers, with Fred W. Upham and J. C. Roth signing checks to distribute the refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
J. C. Roth
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Federation of Catholic Societies
O’connell
Catholic Aid Societies
Belgium
Providence
M’faul
Archbishop Williams
Symphony Hall
Congress
Atlantic
Ireland
Poland
BisHor James Mc Fayy
Trenton N.J
HeckeNnKane
Quincy Sun
Hon Thos
Cannon OF
Soorey Th. Hicks
Workingman
F. W. Heckencamp
Teragame
Procacetyn
Naphtha
Nashua
N. B
Walch
Merrimac
N. H
Massachusetts
Lowell
Aug
Billerica
John Cohen
Patrick Downs
Gilchrist Co
Wolf 'S
My Clothier
Butler’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!