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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
18
The court heard a prophecy from Mary Baker Eddy stating that neither human tongue nor pen can overthrow Christian Science. The remark was read into the record amid fears about the future of the church and suit against its board of directors.
Church minutes reveal a split between the board of directors and the publishing Society’s trustees over the pamphlet Purification. Adam H. Dickey cited animal magnetism as the cause of tensions during a Sept 4 1918 discussion. A director warned that interpreting Mrs Eddy’s writings could harm the Christian Science movement.
The article details clashes between the Christian Science board of directors and trustees over publishing control the role of Mrs Eddy and the by laws including the 29th edition of the Manual. It cites affidavits letters and testimonies from Krauthoff Whipple and Dittemore and notes May 27 1918 minutes showing cooperation and the memorandum destruction.
Inspectors Donovan and Crawford arrested Benjamin Kaplan of East Boston on larceny charges for stealing 120 pairs of khaki trousers valued at 249 dollars. The property was linked to Victor Miller of 12 Kingston Street. Frank Rosenberg of Auburn Street, a dry goods dealer, was also arrested for receiving stolen property.
The sea robin, a red breasted winged member of the flying fish family, uses its “feeling” appendages to overturn stones in search of food and is valued as a food fish. Moran, a prominent physician, died Saturday and was honored at St Aidan's Brookline with a large turnout for a requiem mass. Burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery.
Robert A. Woods was yesterday elected chairman of the committee to advise Mayor Peters on the advisability of buying canned meats offered for sale to municipalities. J. F. Stevens will serve on the board in place of J. J. Phelan.
Funeral services for Dr John B Moran were held with local clergy officiating. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery. Mr Moran was a respected physician in the community for over thirty years.
Brockton July 15 Judge J H Sisk names former District Attorney Albert F Barker as counsel for 82 year old Civil War veteran Henry Seipel. Seipel stands accused of slaying his son in law Alfred W Raymond of 205 Pleasant Street on June 30.
A 10 year old boy William Adelson living with his aunt on Packard Street Kenberma Hill was struck by a truck from Prior Transportation Company Charlestown driven by Charles A. Price while riding a bicycle on Nantasket Avenue near Kenberma garage. He suffers severe cuts facial injuries a fractured shoulder and arm and other injuries and is listed on the danger list at Sturgis Hospital Allerton. Price was arrested and later released on bail.
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