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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1916

Page

4

Federation Votes for Boston Plan

New York August 23. The Catholic federation held its great convention, elected John Whalen of New York president, re elected Boston ally Charles Daley as press chair, and approved the Boston plan to reorganize into the Catholic Federation of America. Delegates will travel to Kansas City for the next session as Boston hosts ceremonies and awards.

New York America American Federation of Catholic Societies Kansas City Boston Federation Massachusetts Cardinal O’connell Ambrose F. Roche Watertown Henry V. Cunningham Frederick W. Mansfield Mission Church Band Roxbury Celtic Park Brooklyn Father Schneider C. SS. R Redemptorist Order James Hayes James Clark Coney Island Monsignor Splaine Richard Splaine Cliffhaven Hotel Astor David Goldstein Knights of Columbus Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Oklahoma Onan Joseph T. Brennan Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters P. H. Callahan Louisville The Brennan Callahan Whalen John Whalen Charles T. Daley Medford

Free Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Promises Clarity At Home

An advertisement touts Bon-Opto eye tablets that dissolve in water to bathe eyes twice daily. It claims many eye strain sufferers regain sharp vision and dismiss glasses, with testimonials from a user and a city physician endorsing the remedy's safety and effectiveness.

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German Catholics Pass Resolutions in Message to Congress

New York Aug 23 President Wilson presented a message to Congress citing criticisms and charges he preferred in addressing Catholic vocal groups. The report notes divisions within the German Catholic community over policy and alignment with national politics.

Wilson Central Verein Congress Joseph Matt St. Paul, Minn United States Alphonse G. Koelble United German Societies of America

Celestial Chinese Wedding Rites Draw Crowds in Chinatown

A crowded Chinatown wedding scene features William May Ding, Boston English High School graduate and student leader, as groom in a modern suit amid 10 attendants. Firecrackers, joss sticks, and traditional music fill the alley as guests watch the ritual exchange of cups of Chinese gin before the altar. Reverend Dr. B T Martin stands near Moy Ni Ding, owner of Han Kow restaurant, as ceremony unfolds.

William May Ding Rose Lee Dr. Martin Chinatown Boston New York Ding Oxford Place New England Chicago Boston English High School Moy Ni Ding B. T. Martin Dorchester

Directors Consent to Naming of Receiver for Leased Roads

Committees of Concord and Montreal led by Benjamin A. Kimball and Connecticut River led by William H. McClintock have retained Charles F. Choate Jr to represent their interests as a receiver is sought in court. Minority stockholders counsel Conrad W Crooker intends action and potential cooperation with Choate. The Boston & Maine petition seeks a receiver as per a 283 page filing detailing financial distress and inability to raise funds.

Concord & Montreal Benjamin A. Kimball Connecticut River William H. McClintock Charles F. Choate, Jr Choate Conrad W. Crocker Minority Block Island Crocker William L Putnam United States District Court Kineo Boston Mr. Crooker T. W. Gregory Washington New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Boston & Maine New Haven New York Knowlton Boyd B. Jones Intercontinental Rubber Company Concord Montreal Boston & Lowell

Mellen Blames Bankers for B and M Fixes

Former Boston & Maine president Charles Mellen criticizes bankers and leased-line interests for the railroad's financial woes. He urges negotiation to reduce fixed charges, wipe out $18,000,000 floating debt, and swap to contingent rents and new capital stock. He supports Hustis's management and warns against receivership breaking up the system.

Boston & Maine Mellen New England Boston Maine Hustis Elliott New Haven Boston and W Hustis Mr. Mellen

Lodge Guest of Everett Republicans at Bass Point

Senator Lodge will be principal speaker at the Everett ward and city committee outing. Other speakers include Congressman Ernest H. Roberts Nelson P. Brown district attorney candidate Senator Nathan A Tufts and more with Senator James F. Cavanaugh as toastmaster.

Senator Lodge Everett Bass Point Ernest H. Roberts Nelson P. Brown Nathan A. Tufts John J. Higgins Fred P. Greenwood William E. Weeks Howard F. Furness James F. Cavanaugh

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