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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
5
Several hundred Boston anarchists and J W W enthusiasts gathered on Boston Common to hear Alexander Berkman and Becky Edelsohn speak on the Colorado strike, but the New York anarchists failed to appear. Police actions after the New York dynamite explosion prompted last minute plan changes.
Robert Ives Warwick led a contentious meeting denying Caron’s IWW ties while praising a Rockefeller figure as neutral for workers. The event, run by labor and freedom factions, had a licensing permit granted by John M. Casey amid naturalization doubts and mayoral caution for future proceedings.
London July 5 It is reported King George may honor Joseph Chamberlain after his death by bestowing a title on his widow Mary Endicott former Salem Mass daughter of William C Endicott. Chamberlain reportedly refused any title during life.
In Mountain Home Arkansas on the North Fork Ha Kasinger, a young farmer, waded into a swift shallow stretch of water and caught a 20-pound catfish with his bare hands. The fish splashed and struggled before he hauled it onto the bank above a deep pond.
Dartmouth College announced it will cease using the New England college entrance certificate board and will deal directly with secondary schools in the future, marking a full independence from the certifying body.
In a letter to Wesleyan Professor Frank W. Nicholson President Ernest F. Nichols of Dartmouth announces withdrawal from the 12 member New England certificate board. Dartmouth argues state school relations require direct dealings with secondary schools and outlines broader educational policies to align standards between schools and colleges.
The 25th year of the National Universalist Sunday School and Young People's Christian Union opens at the New Old South Church tomorrow with nearly 1000 delegates expected. Prominent speakers include Brewer Eddy leading the mission study institute and Rev. Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts directing the social service congress.
Albert Carre director of the Opera Comique and Paris Opera defended ragtime after hearing the University of California Glee Club’s final concert at the Majestic Hotel. He called ragtime real music for its individuality and national color, arguing critics misunderstand the style.
Ossining July 5 Mrs Madeline Ferrara of the Bronx a murder convict has a room once occupied by former Principal Keeper Connaughton with prison overlook. She has three women attendants one a cook and is guarded by three men. She costs the State 600 a month.
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