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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
10
The past week shows broad market strength across railroads industrials and copper with most prices at yearly highs. Favorable news including Paris Bourse listing for Steel Corporation and improving crop prospects support a bullish trend while money remains plentiful. Reactions may follow sharp advances and investors should be cautious with fresh commitments.
In Tallahassee on June 6 Mike Morris a Black man under sentence for a serious county case was taken from Leon county jail by a mob and fatally harmed. Morris had recently shown signs of insanity.
London June 6 An event of interest to Americans occurred quietly at Stratford on Avon last week. The first annual meeting of the Harvard House trustees announced that the ancient form of deed for the house believed to be John Harvard's birthplace and boyhood home has been signed by King Edward.
In Reading on June 6 the cornerstone of St. Agnes Catholic Church on Woburn Street was laid by Auxiliary Bishop of Boston Rev. John Brady before about 5000 worshipers. The $50,000 red brick church with terra cotta trim will seat 800 and aim for November occupancy.
A Baltimore Sun poem extols a girl symbolizing hope and perseverance. It portrays the sister figure rising above dust and striving toward a sunnier future with faith and cheer, urging patience and effort to build life.
Miss Elizabeth Agnes Sheughnessy of Roxbury will marry Henry Francis Brady of Ladder 7 Dorchester next Wednesday at St. Philip's Church Roxbury. The couple, after a two weeks Southern trip, will reside on Sawyer Avenue Dorchester. reception is canceled due to a recent family death.
In Salem on June 6 the Holy Name Society begins its city parade at 3 PM as thousands line the streets in a signal sounded by the fire bells.
Meetings Amalgamated Copper East Butte Copper Shannon Copper American Straw Board International Mercantile Marine.
Hans Freece of Columbia University briefs at Park Street Church denouncing Mormonism as a growing evil. He asserts church law overrides state law, claims Mormon control in Utah and Idaho, and condemns endowment rites and polygamy. He cites baptism for the dead and cites a missionary baptized for 1600 people.
Members of Neptune and Nerled Rebekah Lodges of Revere attended services at the Baptist Church yesterday. Pastor Rev. Nelson S. Burbank delivered a sermon with special music by an augmented choir directed by Mrs. L. B. Richardson. A quartet including Frank Wilson Theodore W. Gillette Harry Holsington and Mrs. L. P. Richardson performed selections.
The noted painter Charles De Wolf Brownell, famed for Narragansett Bay scenes, died tonight at age 87 in Bristol Rhode Island. He enjoyed fame a decade ago and had since lived in retirement.
The article details the Ladies Tailors and Dressmakers Union 36 strike actions and open shop stance at seven Back Bay shops. It covers Longshoremen and stevedores wage disputes, tub usage rules, and injury concerns, plus semi annual officer elections and new posts in various unions including Bay State Lodge and Boston Park Department Employees Assembly 5776.
Kellogg outlines how Boston-1915 coordinates with City Club Merchants Association Chamber of Commerce and others. He details committee selection tests, the balance of interests, and the aim to unite business, public health and civic reform for Boston’s future.
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