Critics Question Pacific Cruise at Morgan Forum
At the People's Forum in the Morgan Memorial Rev. Charles E. Beals condemned the voyage around the Horn as expensive and useless. He urged the working man to avoid war with Japan and supported peace and the doctrine of good will over traditional armed conflict.
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Forefathers Day sermon urges trust in courts and law
Reverend Paul Revere Frothingham warns of widespread lawlessness from riots and strikes to court delays. He laments distrust of courts, accuses lawyers of defeating justice, urges a baptism of submission, reverence for law, and a turnfrom unchecked commercialism toward hard work.
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Courts of Justice
Sweethearts Crown Skating On Thin Ice
Norris reports a fatal skating accident as three people are presumed drowned after disappearing at the lake. Rescue efforts by officers and volunteers with flatboats continue into dusk and likely will be hindered by thick ice overnight.
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Miss Mozemer
Drowned in Clay Pits near Medford
John Moore 17 son of Charles Moore of 47 Myrtle street drowned this afternoon in Riverside avenue clay pits. He struggled about ten minutes before sinking. Patrolmen and two officers retrieved the body after 3 pm and Moore, once an expert swimmer, was a Glenwood district resident and former Franklin School pupil. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church, Malden, Wednesday.
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John Moore
Charles Moore
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Charles Watson
Young Moore
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Franklin School
Immaculate Conception
Malden
Overdue Den of Kelly Poised for Christmas Port Arrival
Mary Thompson, wife of the Den of Kelly’s captain, insists the Dundee tramp steamer will return to Boston with its $1.5 million Manila cargo intact. The 385 foot ship left Algiers November 26 bound for Boston, with storms and delays sparking fears, though family and firm Patterson Wylde & Co. hold hopeful views amid the mystery.
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Fleet Nearing Trinidad Amid Observed Naval Cheer
Wireless dispatches report the battleship Connecticut leading Rear Admiral Evans’s fleet about 30 miles from Trinidad. Evans expects to reach port early tomorrow morning for Christmas naval celebrations. The fleet maintains the Hampton Roads formation and the commander in chief sends home that all is well.
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American torpedo boat flotilla sails for Rio Janeiro
Port of Spain reports the American torpedo boat flotilla departing for Rio Janeiro at eight this morning. The voyage was delayed by the late arrival of the Arethusa with provisions and other supplies. All aboard are reported well.
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PLAN ROUSING GREETING RIO JANEIRO
Rio Janeiro to welcome the American fleet with formal courtesies upon its arrival around January 11. The ships Barroso Tamandare Tymbira Tamoye and Tirandentes will assemble to meet the visitors and the 10 day stay will include country tours and planned entertainments for officers and men.
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Return of Battleship Fleet Targeted via Suez Canal
Secretary of the Navy said no decision has been reached on the plan to return the battleship fleet, though Admiral Evans believes the fleet would pass through the Suez Canal next summer or fall. President Loeb had indicated a similar idea, with no confirmed move yet.
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May Pepper Demonstrates Seance Amid Estate Claim
May Pepper Vanderbilt, noted medium, spoke at the Lynn Spiritualists Society in Cadet Hall. She claimed to have solved the Harris estate mystery in Swampscott and said it will be cleared up soon, following recent Brooklyn court proceedings.
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Be The Santa Today Appeals Aid From Readers
Readers are urged to help fulfill Christmas wishes by writing to the Santa Claus Editor. Letters describe requests for books and toys for children including gifts for sick grandparents, homeless families, and orphans. Recipients include youngsters in East Boston Allen's Mills Charlestown Cambridge and St Johnsbury with pleas from Melbourne children and a poverty-stricken Boston couple.
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Santa Letters Reveal Christmas Wants for Motherless Families
A Boston Post piece prints letters to Santa from children seeking coats shoes dolls and toys as poverty and parental absence loom. Readers like W D Quimby of Somerville sponsor gifts while many adults donate to spread Christmas cheer amid hardship and generosity.
Underground Cable Fire Snarls Boston Transit System
A major cable fire disrupted the Boston streetcar and elevated lines from Dover to Bartlett streets in Roxbury. Surface cars stalled for miles, delays reached two hours, and service on the L extended to Dudley Street before lines largely recovered.
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Jamaica Plain
Forefathers Day Observed by Mayflower Descendants in Massachusetts
The eighth service of the Mayflower Descendants was held at Central Church on Berkeley Street to mark the 287th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing. Rev. Dean George Hodges led the service and Rev. John Hopkins Dennison gave the address. The speaker praised the founders for standing by right, noted mistakes in testing candidates, and affirmed the enduring republican ideal rooted in Plymouth Rock. The church was packed with society members.
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No Graft Hunt in Cambridge City Officials Say
Mayor Wardwell told a Post reporter the report into Cambridge finances was not spurred by graft or waste, but to find economizing measures if warranted. He refused further discussion and stated facts may emerge at today’s conference with the City Solicitor and the accountant.
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Contenders Named For American Cardinal Vote
Vatican debate grows over U S cardinal candidates with factions backing Farley Ryan Ireland Quigley Glennon and O Connell. Old Catholics favor Farley or Ryan while Americans back Ireland and a younger candidate. Glennon and O Connell also prominent.
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New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
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Quigley
Chicago
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Glennon
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Found Baby in Doorway on Albany Street
Louis Pisciottoli of 34 Hudson Street found a three week old girl in a doorway on Albany Street last night thinking it a Christmas gift. The infant was weak from exposure and was taken to the Chardon Street home for care.
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Louis Pisciottoli
Hudson Street
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Physician Endorsement for Vinol Prompts Boston Trial
Dr J E Ennis of Atlanta urges Vinol as a superior cod liver oil preparation. He claims it strengthens digestion and blood, aids coughs bronchial issues and chronic lung troubles, and suits the aged and infirm. Boston readers are offered a money back guarantee at five Riker Jaynes stores.
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