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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1911

Page

3

St Patrick's Day Changes Decree From Rome

Rome reports a papal decree removing St Patrick's Day as an obligatory Irish holy day. The Holy See now allows it to remain sacred in Ireland without a preceding day of feasting or abstinence, following requests from Irish Catholic hierarchy.

Rome St. Patrick’s Khisrarchy Holy See Suez J. Patrick Ireland

Sandford Ordered to Accept Manslaughter Sentence

From Shiloh temple on Beulah Hill, Frank W. Sandford the cult leader was directed to make no fight against any sentence for manslaughter. He again denounces interference in what he calls the will of the Almighty as followers continue pilgrimages to the temple seeking deliverance.

Shiloh Beulah Hill Frank W. Sandford Sandford

Wiley Critiques Town Boomers on Civic Pride Speech

Dr. Harvey Wiley, government food expert, urged German style compulsory military service in an address to over 600 City Club members. He claimed life is less safe in the United States than in Turkey Tripoli and among European brigands, and affirmed the old Bible saying an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.

Harvey Wiley America Turkey Tripoli France Italy England Charles I Wiley Boston St. Louis

Sandford Faces Sentencing Over Shiloh Colony Debacle

Sandford defends the belief that six Coronet crew deaths were divinely planned and that turning back saved lives. As president of the Kingdom Company, he prepares transfers to successor C. E. Holland while Shiloh weighs industrial work to fund its needy colony. He is to be sentenced in Portland Federal Court on Monday, Dec. 18.

Sandford Heaven Kingdom Company Shiloh C. E. Holland Moses Portland

6000 Mile Ocean Race Set to Start

Two ships Pass of Balmaha and Marryetta prepare to sail from harbor toward South American ports in a race exceeding 6000 miles. Crews trade bets as they await favorable winds. Pass of Balmaha held the record from Buenos Ayres at 34 days last year.

Balmaha Marryetta Rcord Buenos Ayres

Raps Town Boomers Denounces City Growth Boosters

The speaker blasts town boosters in Boston and other cities for courting growth with free sites and tax breaks. He urges strict punishment for criminals, condemns rapid population増 in urban areas, and argues civic pride must rest on housing and living quality rather than sheer numbers.

To Relieve Rheumatism Take Eimer & AMEND'S NY 2851

Advertisement claims Eimer and Amend's medicine relieves rheumatism with endorsements from users. Mentions T Metcalf Co in Boston as a carrier.

Eimer

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