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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1915

Page

5

Death of Father Moore S J Priest Who Taught At Boston Colleges

The Rev. John A. Moore S J a long time Boston priest died at 4 AM after a lingering illness He was born Sept 21 1861 in Boston and ordained June 25 1894 He taught at Frederick Fordham College and Holy Cross and spent four years at St Marys North End The funeral will be at St Marys at 930 AM with a requiem mass at 10 and burial at Holy Cross Worcester He is survived by five brothers Edward William Joseph Frederick and James and a Charlestown nephew Edward E Moore was secretary to former Mayor John F Fitzgerald during his second term

John A. Moore, S. J St. Mary’s Church North End Father Moore Boston John and Mary E. Moore City Boston College Society of Jesus Frederick Woodstock Cardinal Gibbons Fordham University Holy Cross St. Mary’s William J. Conway S. J St. Mary's Worcester Edward A South William C Roxbury Court House Joseph H U. S

Father Clark of C. E. Is Improving

The Rev. Francis E. Clark head of the Christian Endeavor movement is at his Sagamore Beach summer home ill with typhoid fever but is improving his wife reports. She said he developed unfavorable symptoms a few days ago yet showed improvement today in his condition.

Sagamore Beach Francis E. Clark Christian Endeavor Movement

Orangemen Parade Before Annual Lake Pearl Outing

Undaunted by bad weather, 2000 Orangemen formed at Copley square and marched to South station to board two special trains to Lake Pearl for their annual outing. The party numbered over 3500 at departure. A ball game followed with Brookline defeating Whitinsville 4 to 3.

Copley Square South Station Lake Pearl

Speeches at Picnic Reflect School Reform and Oranges

A committee led by Thomas Milligan arranged amusements for picnickers and introduced speakers including Representative Frederick P. Greenwood who urged public schools for all and unity. Rev A A Rideout spoke on the Orangemen’s religious work and improvements, followed by Rev B B Seaboyer from Chelsea Naval Hospital.

Thomas Milligan Drum and Fife Corps Milligan Frederick P. Greenwood A. A. Rideout Dorchester Lower Mills Rideout Orangemen’s Association B. B. Seaboyer Chelsea Naval Hospital

Mud Assault Charge Against Wakefield Pair

Calvin Bachelder and Leon Blanchard of Wakefield face Malden Court today on charges of assaulting Orangemen with mud as they paraded through Wakefield square yesterday on their way to a picnic.

Calvin Bachelder Leon Blanchard Wakefield Malden Court Orangemen Wakefield Square

Denies Muenter Holt was a Christian Scientist

A letter to the editor from Clifford P. Smith, dated July 12, 1915, asserts that Professor Muenter-Holt never attended Christian Science services or meetings in Cambridge, Ithaca, Harvard, or Cornell, and had no personal ties to Christian Scientists beyond the nurse. It notes Muenter-Holt belonged to another church and corrects the claim that Christian Science teaches death is sweet.

Sir Muenter- Holt Christian Science Church Cambridge Mass Ithaca N. Y Christian Science Society Harvard Cornell Muenter Muenter-Holt Clifford P. Smith Boston

Grape-Nuts News in Canal Zone Diet Choice

The Canal Zone selects Grape-Nuts for its labor force meals because the baked cereal withstands tropical climates and long transport. It notes the food’s durability on ships and across continents, underscoring its suitability where bulk is minimized and nutrition is maximized.

Alaska South America Japan China Manila Australia South Africa Canal Zone

Ed ward F Murphy named Boston public works commissioner

The article notes Ed ward F Murphy, a former Scituate High School student taught surveying 28 years ago, is appointed commissioner of public works in Boston at a salary of $9000 yearly, succeeding Louis K Rourke and gaining strong local recognition.

Scituate High School Boston Edward F. Murphy E. F. Murphy Louis K. Rourke United States Murphy

Murphy to lead Boston public works amid street repairs

After 28 years from rodman to commissioner, Murphy vows noncommittal on specific policies while stressing need for funding to repair and repave streets. He cites granite block paving with concrete foundations and notes departmental budget cuts but aims for centralized responsibility and efficiency. praises predecessor Louis Rourke.

Boston Commissioner of Public Works Sanitary Department

Pope Urges Wilson as Mediator in Foreign War Ties

German American Catholic archbishops of Cincinnati and Milwaukee and the Bishop of Toledo urged the Pope to intervene to avert war spreading to America. The Pope advised reliance on President Wilson and urged German American loyalty to the United States.

Rombe Cincinnatti Milwaukee Toledo America Holy See Wilson

Parish plans large parish field day at old National league grounds

A women of Cathedral parish held a special meeting to finish plans for a big field day at the old National league baseball grounds on Saturday July 17. The Holy Name Society will run the men’s meeting in the same hall tomorrow night.

Cathedral Cathedral School Harrison Avenue Malden Street Holy Name Society J. W. Culhane St. Philip’s Parish South End William H. O'Connell

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