Attempt to ruin church alleged by Brooklyn pastor
June 4 in New York the Sage Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations were charged with efforts to ruin the Catholic Church by Rev. Joseph R. Rockwell president of Brooklyn College in a sermon at 11 o clock mass at the Church of St Ignatius Brooklyn Father Rockwell a noted Jesuit long in charge of St Francis Xavier College in this city
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New York
Sage, Carnegie and
Rockefeller Foundations
Joseph R. Rockwell
Brooklyn College
Church of St. Ignatius
Brooklyn
Father Rockwell
St. Francis Xavier College
Catholics urged to defend church against wealthy foundations
A priest denounces a conspiracy by Carnegie Rockefeller and Sage Foundations to control education and finance Catholic institutions. He warns against violence, urges Catholics to use legal means to oppose perceived government tolerance of anti Catholic agitation and to defend church and its aims.
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Father Rockwell
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Sage
Carnegie Foundation
General Education Board Grants to Colby College and New England
The General Education Board announced at its spring meeting a total of 789980 for national educational aid. Colby College Waterville Me receives 125000, plus 5500 for educational research in New Hampshire and 8500 for farm demonstration work in Maine and New Hampshire.
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New York
General Education Board
New England
Colby College
Waterville
New Hampshire
Maine
Charlestown Churches Hold Temperance Rally
The Congregational First Baptist Methodist and Universalist churches of Charlestown joined in a temperance rally at the First Church on Green street yesterday. Speakers were Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton and Arthur J. Davis. A chorus of youths from the churches performed musical numbers.
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Charlestown
Green Street
Elizabeth Tilton
Arthur J. Davis
Watchman Charged With Assault and Robbery Attempt
Frank Marsden a watchman at the Technology buildings faces arraignment in East Cambridge District Court for assaulting coal barge cook John F. McKenney with intent to rob. In a dark tool shanty a life and death struggle followed as Marsden struck McKenney three times with a five pound hammer. Marsden's artificial arm was torn off and broken during the fight. Patrolman Cummings seized the hammer as McKenney sank to the floor. McKenney received seven stitches for a scalp wound but is not seriously hurt.
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Frank Marsden
New Technology
East Cambridge
John F. McKenney
Marsden
McKenney
Cummings
Cambridge
Book Stand with French Gray and Ivory Enamel Finish
Enamel book stand described in French gray and ivory white with a top shelf and three lower shelves measuring 20 by 12 inches, a back and side rim, overall height 42 inches, unfitted for specific placement.
Physicians May Try Dr Cabot At Massachusetts Medical Society
Plans for disciplinary action against Dr. Richard C. Cabot over alleged unethical advertising are discussed as the Massachusetts Medical Society prepares for a two day meeting at the Copley Plaza Hotel. Harvard instructor Dr. Cabot defends his public health lectures and hospital emphasis while colleagues weigh potential actions.
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Richard C. Cabot
America
Massachusetts Medical Society
Harvard Medical School
Charles M. Green
Marlboro Street
Back Bay
George W. Galvin
Dr. Cabot
Copley Plaza Hotel
Cabot
Harvard
Battle of Physicians
Parade Committee Thanks Boston Post for Parade Support
The managing committee of the citizens' preparedness parade expresses grateful appreciation for the Boston Post's generous assistance in preparing for the May 27 parade. The committee credits the press of Boston for greatly lightening the burden of organization and execution.
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Boston Post
Press of
Boston
W. J. Keville
Church Notes and Parish Events Highlight Boston Catholic Life
Weekly cathedral sodalities meet as usual with confraternity services on Friday. Domincan-ordered parish mission closes with married women services. next week focuses on married men. Immaculate Conception singles meet at St Valentine’s Chapel. Keelan and Miley noted as directors. Knights of Columbus honors retiring chaplain Splaine and welcomes Rev Dacey at St Rose Hall Worcester. Commencements at Boston College, Marycliff Academy set mid June with Msgr Peterson presiding.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
St. Augustine’s Church
Dorchester Street
Boston
Dominican Order
Ea Eya
Mar. Splaine
Boston Council
Knights of Columbus
William A. Dacey
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
James J. Wilcox
The
Archidocese
Boston College
Marycliff Academy
Arlington Heights
Mgr
John B. Peterson
St. John’s Ecclesiiastical Seminary
Brighton
Purse of Gold to New Priest in South Groveland
The Rev. Matthew J. English, ordained by Cardinal O Connell, celebrated his first public mass at St Patrick's Church where he was baptized and served as altar boy. In the evening he led benediction and was given a purse of gold by townspeople.
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South Groveland
Matthew J. English
Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Patrick’s Church
Rev. Charles Blanchard Celebrates First Solemn Mass
The Rev. Charles Francis Blanchard son of Mrs Lucy A Blanchard of Concord celebrated his first solemn high mass in St Bernard's Church Concord yesterday at 10:15 AM He was ordained to the priesthood by Cardinal O Connell at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Friday.
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Charles Francis Blanchard
Lucy A. Blanchard
Concord
St. Bernard's Church
Father Blanchard
Cardinal O’conell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Memorial services held for Sons of Veterans at Chelsea
Massachusetts Division Sons of Veterans conducted memorial services at Soldiers Home Chelsea yesterday afternoon. Representatives from many camps across the state attended the gathering.
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Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Hunter of Big Game in Boston
Colonel John Caswell, famed for lions and tigers slain, is in town en route to Plattsburg. He will appear at Plattsburg as a shooting instructor and offers tips on marksmanship. Caswell travels with a large arsenal of hunting weapons, despite years since his African expeditions.
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Community Hospital
John Caswell
Ffonraine
Plattsburg
Caswell
Eleven Arrested in Charlestown Gambling Raid
The anti gambling crusade led by Captain Goff of Station 15 resulted in 11 arrests in Charlestown yesterday. Seven men were taken at 4 a.m. from the Cob-Web Club rooms at 545 Main Street, a historic Charlestown meeting place, after Patrolman Joseph P. Sullivan forced entry by diving through a window facing the building’s elevated track.
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Charlestown
Goff
Station 15
Main Street
Joseph P. Sullivan
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