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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1914

Page

5

Plans Ready for Burns Day Celebration

The Caledonian Club finalized last details for the 60th Burns birthday celebration in Mechanics Building this Friday night. Chief James Urquhart, the chairman, said several new surprise features have been arranged and listed the celebration committee members: Thomas Grieve John Green Peter Niven Thomas Bell Thomas M Mackey George Scott Alexander Simpson Peter M Miller George Anderson and David Ogg.

Robert Burns Caledonian Club James Urquhart Mechanics’ Building Burns Urquhart Thomas Grieve John Green Peter Niven Thomas Bell Thomas M. Mackey George Scott Alexander Simpson Peter M. Miller George Anderson David Ogg

Ford gift called hush money by Boston socialist leader

Alexander Cahan, editor of Vorwaerts, blasted Ford and Rockefeller at Franklin Union Hall in Boston denouncing a $10,000,000 gift as hush money to quiet critics. He said industrial magnates fear the rising movement and are making token amends.

Ford Alexander Cahan Franklin Union Hall Boston Cahan Vorwaerts New York Rockefeller

Austrian Antarctic Expedition to Probe Weddell Sea Lands

Vienna January 18 The Austrian Antarctic expedition led by Dr Felix Koenig and linked to the German Filchner party plans a June departure to explore unknown regions around the Weddell Sea and the Enderby area south of the Antarctic circle.

Vienna Felix Koenig Filchner Koenig Weddell Sea Enderby

Unitarian Views on Mission Work Abroad Stressed

Dr Charles W Eliot in King's chapel urged practical Christianity over dogmas to reach educated Chinese. Rev L C Cornish cited figures showing a liberal movement in Italy needing support for missionary work.

Charles W Eliot King’s Chapel China L. C. Cornish Italy

Peabody Recommends Practical Christian Faith in Japan

Professor F G Peabody argues in Tokyo that restoring moral ideas in Japan hinges on promoting a practical Christian faith. He contrasts creedal diversity with a shared charitable mission and cites reactions from Jot and Bliov. Dr Eliot notes lingering questions about Christianity's motive power for youth and calls for home instruction of the simple faith of forefathers.

F. G. Peabody Japan Boston Jot Orient Bliov Eliot China Peabody Tokio

Boston's Alphabet Slogan Fails To Impress Mayor

The Boston mayor abandons B for O in a failed attempt to crown Boston with a new slogan. The plan stalls after a rival’s quip about selling the Public Garden, leaving the city without a memorable, lettered catchphrase.

Cardinal Denounces Modern Decadence in Holy Name Address

The cardinal condemns moral decline in dress and conduct, warns of a new paganism, and urges Catholics to return to true Christian faith. He laments empty churches, critiques modern secular belts, and calls for sincere pulpit leadership and devotion, ending with a reminder of Christ and the Holy Name.

Mer. M. J. Splaine A. F B. Hickey Neil J. Cronin William B. Finnegan God Christ

Socialism Called Fraud in Wage Debate at Union Hall

Mrs. Martha Moore Avery condemned socialism as a fraud and warned it cannot solve the wage question. Speaking two hours at Franklin Union Hall for the Common Cause Society, she argued the wage system remains foundational to industry and would undermine family, religion, and ambition.

Martha Moore Avery Frankin Union Hall Common Cause Society Avery

Pioneer Lynn Shoe Manufacturer Dead

Daniel Donovan a retired pioneer Lynn shoe manufacturer and author of several historical books died at his home 21 High Rock street Lynn yesterday after a week's illness of pneumonia He was 82 years old Donovan came to Lynn from Ireland in 1840 and for several years worked at shoemaking He engaged in business in the early 60s under the firm name of Horgan and Donovan and retired about 20 years ago

Daniel Donovan Lynn High Rock Street Donovan Ireland Horgan and Donovan

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