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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

7

Bishop Ludden Endorses Hughes for President

Syracuse bishop B A Ludden praises Governor Hughes as a strong, honest candidate and potential successor to President Roosevelt. He notes Hughes's growing prominence and esteem beyond New York, and predicts a bright future for him in politics and religion. Ludden leaves Brookline for Syracuse after the interview.

Hughes United States Theodore Roosevelt B. A. Ludden Syracuse Dioces New York Post Cardinal Gibbons Ludden P. A. O'Connell Vernon Street Brookline Roosevelt

Irish Still Lead in Immigration but Growth Slows

State Bureau of Statistics notes Boston and Massachusetts immigration trends from 1895 to 1905. Greeks rise fastest among foreign parentage, Austrians second, Italians third, Irish last in percentage increase yet still the largest single group. In Boston 174 770 of 410 965 foreign parentage are Irish with wards showing Irish predominance except 6 and 8 where Italians and Russians lead. Canadian French and English numbers are substantial. no other country exceeds 100 000.

Massachusetts State Bureau of Statistics State Labor Bullétin Boston Ireland

Veteran Patrolman May To Be Retired Tonight

In General Order 168 the Boston police announce the retirement of Patrolman Benjamin May of Division 13. He will retire at roll call tonight after 33 years of service, having reached age 60, with his name placed on the department pension roll.

Benjamin May Division 13 May Boston Police Department

Novel Concert by Taastern Talking Machine Co

A free concert was given yesterday afternoon by the Taastern Talking Machine Company on the third floor of its Tremont street store drawing good attendance. The company plans further exhibitions with artists such as Caruso Melba Nordica Sembrich Heink and Farrar. A Heink dedicated concert is set for February 9 at Symphony Hall followed by Edison concerts next month.

Talking Machine CO Taastern Talking Machine Company Tremont Street Caruso Melba Nordica Sembrich Heink Farrar Symphony Hall Talking Machine Company Edison

New Police Dogs Debut At Parkville Precinct

New York police dogs Nogi Dana Jim Max were tested at Parkville last night from 9 to 3. Max made an arrest but was restrained. other dogs were muzzled. Officer Wakefield’s bill showed five dogs cost 50 dollars plus duties, with customs estimating value at 1000 dollars each.

New York Parkville Nogi Dana Jim Max Murphy Ocean Parkway James Owen Coney Island Owen George B. Wakefield Europe Wakefield Belgium

Among the Churches of Greater Boston

The Congregationalists of New England plan a first congress to be held in Plymouth Church Worcester on March 3 and 4 with an 18 member committee from each New England state led by Rev A Z Conrad. The Second Congregational Church of Dorchester will be rebuilt after fire with architecture matching the original. Rev Allen Mcl Taylor will start duties March 1 at the Church of the Holy Spirit after Harvard and Theological School training. Music by Robert N Lister will organize a mixed chorus at People's Temple aiming for 100 voices within a year. New England Conference Womens Home Missionary Society meets February 4 at 86 Bromfield street.

Congregationalists of New England Plymouth Church Worcester A. Z. Conrad Park Street Second Congregational Dorchester Allen Mcl. Taylor St. George's Church New York Church of the Holy Spirit Mr. Taylor Harvard University Theological School Boston Mattapan J. J. Hazard Manchester Mays The People’s Temple Robert N. Lister Lister New England Conference Women's Home Missionary Society Bromfield Street

Second Dolmetsch Concert At Chickering Hall Delights

The second season concert directed by Arnold Dolmetsch at Chickering Hall featured English 17th century works. Soloists included Lambert Murphy and Alfred Denghaus en with Mrs Dolmetsch on instruments. The program highlighted Purcell and d Urfey pieces with notable harpsichord and violin works.

Arnold Dolmetsch Chickering & Sons Chickering Hall Dolmetsch Lambert Murphy Alfred Denghausen Jenkins Simpson Henry Purcell Purcell d'Urfey Murphy

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