Go-to-Church Day Proves Great Success in Dorchester
Reported across Dorchester, the Go-to-Church Day drew abov e Easter Sunday crowds with many churches reporting attendance near doubled. Rev George L Cady of Pilgrim Church chairing the campaign praised the turnout as reverent and beyond expectations. Rev Herbert S Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist said the day vastly exceeded his forecast of 100000 attendees.
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Pilgrim Church
Dorchester
Herbert Ss. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
People’s Temple
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Berkeley Streets
A. H. Nazarian
John W. Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Boston
Mount Vernon
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James A. Richards
Mr. Richards
Watertown
First Baptist
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
First
Unitarian
Congregational Church
Eliot Congregational Church
Roxbury
Morris A. Levy
First Baptist Church
Newtonentre
Newton Centre
West Roxbury
Charles Fulton
D. D
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Roslindale
Jamaica Plain
First Methodist
Elm Street
First Congregational Church
Pilgrim Congregational Church
George Luther Cady
God
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Jesus
Everett
Malden
Medford
Melrose
Highlands Congregational Church
Melrose Highlands
John O. Paisley
Paisley
Metropolitan Papers
Wakefield
Hyde Park
Webster Square
Bedham
Chelsea
Cary Avenue
Rheumatism Case Promotes Var-nesis Remedy in Lynn
Martha L. Dodge of 9 Rockland St Lynn testifies she recovered from six years of arthritis and muscular rheumatism after taking Var-nesis. The ad urges readers to contact W A Varney in Lynn or visit the Boston office to see testimonials and obtain the remedy from local druggists.
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Rockland St
Lynn
Boston
W. A. Varney
Mass
Boylston St
Riker- Jaynes
Funeral of George A. Broderick in Lenox
One of the largest gatherings in Lenox attended St. Anne's Catholic Church this afternoon to pay tribute to George A. Broderick long associated with the editorial staff of the Boston Post.
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Lenox
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
George A. Broderick
Boston Post
Funeral for Mr. Broderick Draws Crowds Across Cities
Relatives and friends from Boston New York Cambridge Lee Pittsfield and more fill St Anne’s Church for ceremonies led by Rev James McCarthy Miss Adeline Johnson sings Calvary as the choir offers pieces Floral tributes include a Pillow of roses and lilies from the Boston Post staff Pallbearers were six schoolmates Burial at St Joseph’s Cemetery Pittsfield A high mass of requiem will be held tomorrow at 9 am at St Anne’s with Rev William Smith Holyoke celebrant and other clergy assisting
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New York
Cambridge
Lee
Pittsfield
Boston Post
William P. Dyer
Edward J. Dunn
James McCarthy
St. Anne's Church
Adeline Johnson
Calvary
The
Post
Suffolk County Court House
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C. D. Duclos
John Kelly
W. T. Mahanna
J. E. Mahanna
William Clark
Broderick
St. Joseph's Cemetery
St. Anne’s Church
William Smith
Holyoke
Holy Cross College
John Fitzgerald
Lenox
William Fallon
William Regan Found Dead in Basement
William Regan aged 60 was found dead in the basement of 31 Leverett Street West End last night by Edward Perry his companion. Police seek his relatives said to live in Chelsea as they investigate the death.
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William Regan
Leverett Street
West End
Edward Perry
Chelsea
Body identified of Watertown man found dead in West End
The body of 57 year old Hugh Kellett of 62 Spring Street Watertown was identified at North Grove Street morgue tonight by his wife as the man found dead Saturday at 187 Cambridge Street West End.
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Cambridge Street
West End
North Grove Street
Hugh Kellett
Spring Street
Watertown
Boston Building Commissioner Vows Fire Trap Cleanup
Patrick O'Hearn new Boston building commissioner declared he will enforce fire hazard laws regardless of owner status. He will clean out fire traps in the North and West Ends that have stood for years, tied to some of Boston's wealthiest property owners.
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Patrick O’hearn
Boston
O’hearn
O Hearn Promises Strict Enforcement of Fire Laws Citywide
New Boston building commissioner vows even application of fire hazard laws across districts Dorchester included. He argues existing statutes exist but were not enforced and aims to prevent fire traps by tightening construction rules. He pledges impartial action against all property owners, rich or poor, who pose risks.
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Dorchester
Attempt on Life of Prominent Spaniard
Barcelona February 8 a failed assassination targeted Senor Qossario Callardo then governor during the 1909 disorders. The ex governor escaped but an innocent bystander was shot and killed in the attack.
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Barcelona
Senor Qossario Callardo
Sylvia's Defection Brings No Change Says Pankhurst
Christabel Pankhurst issues statement from London asserting that Sylvia's secession from the Women's Social and Political Union will not alter the union's policy. The Feb 8 release emphasizes continuity in strategy despite the split.
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London
Christabel Pankhurst
Women's Social and
Mixed marriage praised by Grinnell professor at Ford Hall
Professor Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell College spoke on "The International Mind and the Inter-racial Heart" at a large inter racial gathering in Ford Hall last night and approved mixed marriage. He argued race hatred is not natural since children of different races can play together happily.
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Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Ford Hall
Praise and speakers mark inter-racial sympathy plea
The speaker praised Wilson and said there are no conflicting religions though many hold conflicting views. He claimed to handle the Mexican problem as Wilson does, did not view Japanese as a menace to California labor, and argued that only real Americans were the red men. Professor Steiner, an Austrian, said he learned to cry in seven languages and was Tolstoy's close friend for 20 years.
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Wilson
California
Steiner
Tolstoy
Race and immigration views on inter racial marriage
A speaker argues mixed marriages can be happy where standards are not scandalized. He warns against open doors to Oriental nations due to population pressure, urges citizens to avoid groups trading on nationality, and says race prejudice stems from individuals. He contends America bears race problems and cites human sameness across nations, noting women’s suffrage could aid inter racial goodwill.
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America
Clergy urges one day off weekly and fare cuts for Boston Elevated
The Rev. Cortland Myers urged abolishing the seven day working week and supporting a six seven or eight cent fare if bosses can grant motor men conductors and guards one day off in seven. He praised Mayor Curley for the 2 a m curfew for hotel dancing.
Myers Sermon Praises Ford as Go-to Church Highlight
Before a crowded Tremont Temple crowd Dr Myers delivered a two part sermon, critiquing society and individuals. He ended the first half by praising Henry Ford as a good shouting Methodist, tying Ford to the Go-to Church day and urging social reform through church action.
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Tremont Temple
Rebels Consider Buying French Armored Cruisers
Douglas Ariz Feb 8 Mexicans negotiating with France for purchase of two armored cruisers Consul LeLevier says the ships would outclass those owned by Huerta government in Mexico’s constitutionalist effort.
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Douglas, Ariz
France
LeLevier
Huerta
World Growing Better, Says Champ Speaker Clark
In Washington on February 8 Speaker Clark told a Christian Endeavor mass meeting that the world grows better daily. He noted that newspapers’ telegraph reports of crimes and disasters worldwide renew a glooming view, but the speaker emphasized progress.
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Washington
Clark
Christian Endeavor
Times
Telegraph
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