Welsh Apostle Opens Boston Revival With Fierce Evangelism
The Rev William J Dawson known as the apostle of Wales spoke at Second Congregational Church Dorchester to delegates from 160 Greater Boston churches. He urged ministers to seek sinners not cuddle saints, predicting a major revival before his Western tour. The text was For the Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which is lost.
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
William J. Dawson
Apostle of
Wales
Atlantic
Boston
Greater
Second Congregational Church
Dorchester
Dr. Dawson
Dawson
Son of Man
Marriage Tie Binds Ever Says Fr Scully
In Immaculate Conception Church Rev John Scully addresses a Sunday audience on Matrimony. He argues marriage is indissoluble and never dissolvable by mutual consent, condemns civil divorce, and explains the permanence of Christian marriage including its ends and duties. The series ends next Sunday with Mixed Marriages Why Forbidden.
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FR. Scully
Immaculate Conception
John Scully
S. J
Father Scully
Rogers
Divorcce
Pius IX
Cheney's Broad Box Theft Mystery Deepens In Southbridge
Southbridge reports a $285000 securities robbery from banker Stanley Cheney. A guest thief using guest privileges is suspected. detectives chase Boston leads as Cheney refuses to name suspects. He claims a strong idea of the thief and aims to recover valuables without court action.
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Southbridge
Cerman Stanley Cheney
Cheney
Mr. Cheney
Boston
Open Letter from Ex-Prisoner Appeals to Governor
Frank Young of Lynn writes an open letter to the Governor describing alleged abuses at Massachusetts State Farm. He details assaults by officers, failed hearings, and squalid prison conditions including unwashed dining areas and overcrowded quarters, seeking an interview and redress.
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Massachusetts State Farm
State Farm
Blackstone
Lewis
Pullman
Lynn
Frank Young
Union Street
St Catherine's Guild Hosts Birthday Entertainment
The St Catherine's Industrial Guild presents a Washington's Birthday program in the St Catherine's Church short room Spring Hill Somerville from 2 30 to 6 30 p m under Miss Kathryne L Nolan. The event supports the church guild with a variety show including fancy dances illustrated songs and recitations plus other attractions for children and adults.
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St. Catherine's Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
Washington
Kathryne L. Nolan
Priest Attacks Socialism at Labor Union Meeting
Rev. Dennis T. O'Sullivan of Boston College and Church of the Immaculate Conception addressed about 900 delegates of the Boston Central Labor Union. He warned that socialism threatens the family and society, citing encyclicals, Marx, Engels, and Carpenter to argue for the Catholic view of wages, marriage, and social order.
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Dennis T. O’sullivan
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston Central Labor Union
Father O’sullivan
Marx and
Engels
Leibnick
Edward Carpenter
Abbott and
Wentworth
Labor Delegates Propose Stance on Trade Schools in Boston
Boston C L A delegates form a committee to draft a statement on organized labor’s view of trade schools. Dennis D. Driscoll will represent at Senate bill 17 hearing for East Boston City Hospital branch. Peter W. Collings to speak on House bill 178 eight hour day pay and metro park employees. Miss Mabel Patten addresses House bill 720 on instalment laws. A committee will oppose the 58 hour bill for women and minors. Remonstrances to the nicketing bill set for State House hearing Thursday. Public opinion bill hearing set for Tuesday Feb 28. Eight hour bill hearings scheduled March 1.
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Frank K. Foster
Henry Abrahams
Robert A. Callahan
Edmond F. Ward
Thomas M. Nolan
Boston C.L. A
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston
Peter W. Collings
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Mabel Patten
Woman's Educational and Industrial Association
State House
Labor Groups Press Union Wages at Schoolhouse Contracts
Boston Central Labor Union and Electrical Workers' Unions 103 and 104 will visit the Schoolhouse Commission to demand electrical work contracts for schoolhouses be given only to firms paying union wages. The Boston Horseshoers' Union urges 1905 conditions for employment of union men and wages. Coopers' Union 89 announces its international won a yearlong dispute with Cincinnati Cooperage, adopting the union label. Jeremiah A. Murray elected chairman of Teamdrivers' Union 25 delegates to represent the Boston Central Labor Union. The union admits 25 new members.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Electrical Workers’ Unions
Schoolhouse Commission
Boston Horseshoers’ Union
Horseshoers
Coopers’ Union 89
Its International
Cincinnati Cooperage Company
Jeremiah A. Murray
Teamdrivers’ Union 25
Boston
Lzabor Union
H. Bridges
Henry Long
William Welch
Charles Wilcutt
James Miller
Thomas Devan
Timothy Jey
Charles McCarthy
Know Not Whom to Suspect Says Herron
Reuben Herron of 74 Huntington Avenue said he had no inkling his brother-in-law was robbed until he read the report in the Sunday papers. He identified himself as brother-in-law of Herman S. Cheney of Southbridge and spoke to a Post reporter.
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Mr. Cheney
Boston
Randolph
Newton
Reuben Herron
Huntington Avenue
Wilber
Herbert B. Wells
Newton Highlands
Cheney
Chapin
Wachusett Shirt Company
G. Henry Whitcomb
Shaw Stocking Company
Mark Deliber
Southbridge
Deliber
Worcester
Post
Herron
Herman
Cheneys
Mystery Box Missing From Cheneys Bank Vault
Detectives question coachman Nelson Skog and two maids as they trace Jan to Feb house visits in a vanished strong box once moved from the bank to the Cheney home. Pinkerton men compile a list of visitors while Mr Cheney refuses to reveal the strange story he knows.
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Mr. Cheney
Nelson Skog
Cheney
Thinks Cheney's loss will be small
Benjamin D. Hyde of McPherson Hyde & Damon says Cheney's loss may be kept to ten thousand dollars and perhaps nothing. He warns an innocent holder could have paid the thief, notes are negotiable, while other securities likely won’t be offered for sale.
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Benjamin D. Hyde
McPherson
Cheney
Just What a 285000 Dollar Robbery Represents
The article explains that 285000 dollars would cover the Boston Terminal Company's annual city tax for the South Terminal station leaving over 80000 dollars enough to pay Hospital taxes or similar institutions. It notes 258000 dollars equals about one sixth of the Charlestown bridge cost.
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Boston Terminal Company
Great South Terminal
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charlestown Bridge
Cheney’s Claim of Missing 285000 in Securities
Cheney reports a tin box with bonds stocks notes and mortgages totaling 285000 vanished from a closet at his home after Jan 17. He moved the box from a safe deposit to review the inventory and hired private detectives to recover it without public notice. Local authorities have not been consulted and he asserts no house access is suspect.
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Skog
Southbridge
Boston
MacPherson, Hyde & Damon
Closed shop ultimatum for Boston cement and asphalt workers
Unions threaten a closed shop in Boston for cement and asphalt workers start May 1. Employers must sign a collective agreement guaranteeing current wages and hours and employing only union members. The 12 employers are urged to comply or risk workers refusing to work.
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Boston
Chelsea Civil War Veteran George Learned Dies at 66
George G. Learned, longtime Boston Transcript employee and Civil War veteran, died yesterday at his Chelsea home 54 Heard Street from heart disease. He leaves a widow and four children, all married.
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George G. Learned
Boston Transcript
Heard Street
Chelsea
New Haven Firemen Not Likely to Strike
Reported tensions over motives behind a possible strike involving New Haven firemen. Clues point to three men and freight yard engines near New York, with crowds arriving at multiple stations and boarding houses as if prearranged.
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New Haven
New York
Mellen Addresses Firemen and Engineer Dispute on Representation
President Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad issued a statement detailing the firemen and engineers dispute over representation. He notes the clash centers on jurisdiction between the firemen and engineers adjustment committees and defends the road’s majority rule decision to avoid splitting employees into rival organizations.
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New Haven, Conn
Mellen
The
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Today
Firemen’s General Committee of
Engineers’ Adjustment Committee
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Remembered the Maine memorial service at Faneuil Hall
The second annual memorial service of the Legion of Spanish War Veterans honored the Maine’s fallen crew. Addresses by George H. Manks and others, taps by Bugler Harry Heady, survivors Frank G. Tompson Charles Bergman and Louis Monnier introduced, with music by Hazel Brown and the Bay State Orchestra. An informal reception followed.
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Faneuil Hall
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Maine
Havana Harbor
George H. Manks
William H. Devine
John ‘E. Gilman
William B. Kenbbs
Fred E. Bolton
Hazel Brown
Bay State Orchestra
Engineers Stand Firm in Arbitration Dispute
A report outlines the engineers dispute with the company over arbitration. It notes the firemen refused arbitration and adds engineers may appear before company officers or bring another engineer as their advocate under Article 1 of the agreement.
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Engineers’ Committee of Adjustment Act
Comany
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Wn. H. Richardson Co Outfitters, Shirt Tailors Etc
Washington St
Father Oly
Lee TY
Washington and
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Southbridge National Bank
Cheney House
Frank S. Chapin
Brookline
Jacob Edwards
St. Catherine’s
D. F. O'Sullivan
Church
LABOR
Herman Stanley Cheney
Pinkerton
Mr. Herron
Houghton & Dutton
Houghton
Dutton
Continental
Boylston Street
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