Colored mass meeting demands Bishop Brown be unfrocked
At St Andrew's Chapel Cambridge 600 colored communicants urged by Rev Dr Duckery to unfrock Bishop Brown of Arkansas for his diatribe against the Negro race. Attendees included W H Lewis and J A Epps as leaders of the Young Men's Forum. letters from Cambridge officials condemned Brown, urging progress and citizenship for African Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
United States
Duckery
St. Andrew’s M. E. Chapel
Cambridge
Young Men’s Forum
Brown
Arkansas
Lawrence
Episcopal Bishopric
Massachusetts
Bishop Brown
Boston
United States District
W. H. Lewis
Henry Pierson
Robert Teamoh
A. A. Brown
J. A. Epps
W. W. Bryant
Young Men's Forum
Charles Miller
Duckert
Episcopal
Lees
Mr. Lewis
South
Ella Cotton
Pierson
Episcopal Ministers
Friends of the
Mayor Daly
D. D. Addison
All, Saints’ Church
Brookline
Daly
Dr. Addison
Dr.Addison
Ward 21 Democrats open new Patrick Maguire Club home
The Ward 21 Democracy group held the opening at 39 St James Street Roxbury with nearly 300 members touring the quarters and enjoying music. Leaders from city circles and guests will attend the 8 pm opening exercises. Officers named include M F Shay president M A Cavanagh secretary and directors Harry P Nawn chair Edward A McLaughlin John L Kelly Martin Finn and Robert Eager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 21
Patrick’ Maguire Club
St. James Street
Roxbury
Casey
M.-F. Shay
M. A.’ Cavanagh
Harry,p. Nawn
Joseph H. O'Neil
Edward’ A. McLaughlin
John’ L. Kelly
Martin Finn
Robert Eager
Patrick Maguire Club
F. L. Byrne
M.F
Shay
Robert Egar
Joseph O'Neil
John S. Kelley
Edward Seaver
Harry P.’ Nawn
Edward A. McLaughlin
W. E. Cunningham
T. F. Sullivan
Alice Roosevelt Attends Groton School Play Tonight
Miss Alice Roosevelt traveled through heavy snow to Groton School for the annual student play. She will stay several days as a guest at Amory Gardner's home while relatives gather for the evening performances of Who's Who and The Happiest Day of My Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Alice Roosevelt
Ayer
Groton School
Roosevelt
Ayer Junction
Dr. Pea
Teddy
Kermit
Amory Gardner
Central Labor Union Condemns Injunctions in Labor Rights
The Central Labor Union adopted resolutions denouncing equity court injunctions against unions and calling for laws to protect workers rights. The resolutions argue such injunctions threaten liberty and justice and urge the General Court to enact protections for labor activity and collective action. Secretary Abrahams reports receiving $22.60 for the G. A. Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Equity
Legislative Committee
General Court
Abrahams
G. A. Powers
Painters Claim Violation of City School Contract
Painters' District Council of Boston and vicinity says the Cambridge Elms Street schoolhouse contract with Mayor McNamee and Cambridge officials violates agreement on union labor and prevailing wages. A joint committee with Cambridge Central Labor Union will work with Business Agent McNeill to address unfair conditions at the Brigham School in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Central Labor Union
McNeill
Somerville
Brigham School
Barnard Memorial
Grand Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Lancers
Bulfinch Street Armory
State Society of the Daughters of ‘the Revolution
Tuileries
Perking Institution For the Blind
South Boston
Society of the Colonial Wars
Boston Y. M. OC. A
Boston Elevated
Symphony Hall
Centaur Club
Bloomfield
Canton Malden
Patriarchs Militant
Malden
Willow A. C
North Cam- Adee
Emerson Literary Club
Salem’ Street
Division 12
Caledonia’ Hall
Brookline Council
K. of C
Union Hall
Boston
Paine Memorial Hall
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Hall
Harvard and Crimson Francaise
Unitarian Hall
Bulfinch Street
Eliot Hall
Jamaica Plain
Civic Service Educational Club
Bennet Street
Cambridge Patrolman Recovers $80 In Stolen Tools
Patrolman McKeown of Cambridge recovered $80 worth of tools stolen last week from John T. Scully, Axel Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeown
Cambridge
John T. Scully
Axel Smith
Mid winter Washington anniversary events fill Boston
Boston observes the Washington anniversary with banquets balls entertainments and minstrel shows across the city. Governors reception and multiple society meetings plus numerous dances and concerts headline a packed midwinter program featuring notable figures and extended public observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greater
Boston
Lawrence Press
Curtis Guild, Jr
W. Hearst
Fall at Atlantic Avenue halts worker with severe ankle fracture
Frank P Fitzgerald, 60, of 34 West Street Everett, suffered a badly fractured ankle after a fall from a ladder at the American Halibut Company's premises on Atlantic Avenue. He lay in agony for hours until a passing officer heard his groans and arranged removal to Relief Station 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Fitzgerald
American Halibut Company
Atlantic Avenue
West ‘Street
Everett
State Power Backed Over City in Civic Righteousness Debate
Rev. John Brant of the Anti-Saloon League preached at Shaw Congregational Church urging support for state authority after criticizing city policies in Revere. He praised state police interference last summer as a corrective measure and cautioned against local missteps in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Revere
John
Brant
Shaw‘mut
Congregational
Massachusetts liquor bill hearings set for March 16
The Legislature debates six semicolon bills on liquor sales with hearings scheduled in Room 240 of the State House. Bills by Seiberlich Mullin Murphy Shea Porter and Chase outline Sunday and holiday sale rules and hours for inns hotels and designated licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Miler
Frank Seiberlich
Boston
Murphy
Board of Police
Mullin
The
Chase
New Air Braked Electrics Enter Service on L Road
Two new electrics with air brakes began operation yesterday on the Allston Coolidge’s Corner line. The cars are about six feet longer than the old eight-wheeler, wider and better lighted with larger platforms and new window design. These improvements mark a notable upgrade over prior Boston cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Road
Hotel Interests Seek Legislative Relief By Business Proposition
The hotelkeepers in the state plan to repeal a longstanding law as a business move backed by store proprietors theater managers and railway interests. They cite past graft tied to bills and warn against reliance on the third house. They aim to force a legislative reconsideration to ease operations day and night.
Churches Urged to Unite Against Saloons in Reform Talk
The Rev John M Barker of Boston University urged churches to join forces in anti-saloon work noting saloons are organized while churches are not. He cited Buffalo New York where Odell replaced a sheriff with a Sunday school teacher to advance reform and described former saloon hotspots as now unsafe. Cards were handed to the congregation requesting aid for the Anti-Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. M.,.barker
Boston University
Anr
Disciples
Buffalo
N. Y
Anti-Saloon League
Odell
Carew Taken in Elmira by Boston Police
Inspector Patterson returned from Elmira New York with James Carew who had been sought by Boston police for grand larceny of valuable goods from a prominent department store over two years ago. The charge stems from two bundles taken from a delivery boy Samuel Hasse for A J Gee and M E Ruby, one containing trimming and spangled robes valued at 00 and the other a $75 suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Elmira
N. Y
James Carew
Boston
Carew
Samuel Hasse
A. J. Gee
M. E. Ruby
Janitor Becomes Heir to California Estate
Edward Wallace, janitor of the Waltham post office, is named sole heir to a California estate valued at 76000 dollars after an inquiry revealed his real name Wallace Arthur. A Cincinnati lawyer reports the supposed heir died in Orange California using an assumed name. No claimant has appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
California
Edward Wallace
Wallace
Cincinnati
Orange
Cal
Wallace Arthur
Arthur
Warrant Officer Costello Receives Chain and Charm
Half a hundred friends of Thomas Costello, president of the Sterling Club in East Boston, gathered at 189 Putnam Street for a farewell party before he departs for Brooklyn to join the Navy. Ex-President Peter Maguire presented Costello with a solid gold watch chain and a Knights of Columbus charm after songs and instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Thomas Costello
Sterling Club
Boston
Putnam Street
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Peter Maguire
Mr. Costello
Knights of Columbus
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Purdy
WILLIAM _M. BROWN
Patrick Maguire ‘Club
ST. “James
Bai
Bates
Grand Clan of
Order of Scottish Clans
America Hall
Washington Street
Pamayr Foarte
State Council
Massachusetts Order of American Mechanics
Lawrence Hall
Washington Ornate
Ars
Scollay Square
Lexington
Massachusetts Sons of the American Revolution
Vendome
Boston Woman'sristian Temperance Union
Park Street Church
Single Tax League
Tremont Temple
Boston Checker Club
American House
Boston Latin School Battalion
Mans Club
P. Catholtic Union
Somerset Club
Sven
Curtis Hall
Jamates Plain
Wirst
Defenders of
Ore
Commonwealth Hall
East Boston
Unity Lodge
Pat Revere
Colonial
Paw Jones
Ceaey
On Melrose Club
Cotillon
Whitney Hall
Hatters
Odd Fellows
Zenith Lodge
Eam Am
Oriéenta
Vneaire Oleight
Eee Geeks
Neponse Uou
Ciarties
Roughan Hall
Charlesown
Ae Sioner
VF Roth
Inme Keuel
Massaiag Association
Ameria
Srt
Rlumni Association of
Colby
Prsonfield
Poeta ‘Club
Press Club
Beant
Ronnteer Expo
America ‘Order of Scottish “Clas
Mic
Deacon Hall
Washington Stréet
Ea Hal
Brookline High School
Tammany Athletic’ Club
Gene Guiarley Pote
Sam SE Saivate
Aris
Mee
Agalette Feria
New
Ethiltis "Lap
Walter “Fohnson
Cheletic’ Bape
Biffy Dunning
Young
Sidney
Kid Hessell
Mays
Moe
DR. .Brant
Chickering
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