Batavia Libel Case Exposes Pastor Howard Kissings Letters
The Rev. George N. Howard, formerly of Melrose Highlands Mass, testifies in Batavia on a $10,000 libel suit against the Daily News. Judges force admission that letters include terms like Sweetheart Mine and Dearest Boy, and that Howard kissed the women involved. The cross examination aims to prove the pastor’s conduct as a Christian gentleman and married man, with exposure of intimate passages.
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Mary Baker Eddy Denies Emerson as Christian Science Author
Rev. Mrs. Eddy from Pleasant View NH rejects claims Emerson authored Christian Science. She traces her education and writings to Caltech era teachers, cites Agassiz on scientific truth, and defends her work Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures against accusations of theft and misinterpretation.
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Why Lorimer Prefers New York to Boston
June 7 in New York Dr. George C. Lorimer declined a call to Tremont Temple Boston where he once preached. He loves Boston but stays in New York for reasons including the city’s national influence and the large foreign population needing spiritual guidance.
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George C. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Boston
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Dr Lorimer on Religion and Public Life in New York
The article outlines Dr Lorimer's views on religion's role in urban life, citing why churches should influence daily affairs, assist students and workers, and serve as a moral force amid moral perils in a large city. It mentions his novel The Master of Millions and several epigrams on virtue and society.
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Dr. Lorimer
Blair Hamley
Reception planned for National President Minahan by Catholic Federations
Nearly 150 delegates from 61 societies met at the Young Men’s Catholic Association hall to arrange a June 26 Boston reception for National President T B Minahan of Columbus Ohio. Suffolk county leader Dennis F Sheehan chaired. Daniel Z Byrne was secretary.
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Young Men's Catholic Association
Elast Newton Street
Dennis F. Sheehan
Suffolk County
Daniel Z. Byrne
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Catholic Total Abstinence Societies
Holy Name _ societies
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Boston College
St. Alphonsus Association
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Nights of Columbus
Essex County
Norfolk County
Francis X., Dolan
T. B. Minahan
Columbus
Federation of Catholic
Hidden seam of gold and burden of virtue
A narrator reflects on laborers digging with pick and shovel into hard rock to find gold. He contrasts their arduous quests with the perceived lesser worth of those seeking to reveal beauty and humanity buried by sins and sorrows of a misdirected life.
New Columbus Avenue AME Zion Church Opened
The Columbus Avenue African Methodist Episcopal Church opens after moving from North Russell Street to Temple Adath Israel. Dedication day featured Bishop Hood and ministers from New Haven Philadelphia and Cambridge with choirs performing Hallelujah Chorus. Trustees Scott Robinson and others are credited for the move and new building plans for a larger capacity. Evening services continue through the week as the congregation grows.
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J. W. Hood
Fayetteville
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E. G. Biddell
New Haven
Mt. Olivet Church
J. Sherman Jones
Scott Robinson
Board of
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African Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Atles Skinner
H. Galloway
W. H. MelIntire
W. H. Rabnein
Darby Hill
John H. Lone
Jacob Fowler
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The Bio Store Swans and Busy Clothier Scene
A lively note from the Bio Store and Voren bere's Clothier hints at constant activity. The message points to ongoing business momentum and bustling storefronts in the area.
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Bio
Vorenbere’s
Suitcase Gift to Soon-to-Be Annapolis Applicant
Timothy A. Sheehan, named principal candidate for Annapolis Naval Academy appointment from the ninth district, received an elegant dress suitcase last night. Presented by the St. James Young Men’s Catholic Association in Cheverus Hall, Harvard Street, the gift was handed to him by Rev. John J. Fitzgerald to Edward F. Burke. Speakers included Florence W. MacCarthy and Gaetano Praino praising character and friendship. A farewell banquet will follow Tuesday at St. James Hall with Father Baxter, Father MacQuaide, and Congressman Kelsher among speakers.
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St. James
Maria Santissima Auxiliorum Christianorum
North End
Charter Street
St. Leonard's Italian Church
Prince Street
St. Leonard's Church
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Francis Liberti
North End Park
Ecclesiastics Elevated in Unusual Seminary Ceremony
More than 20 Boston archdiocese clerics received holy orders and many more minor orders and tonsure at St John’s Seminary Brighton under Bishop John Brady. The ceremony marked a shift from Cathedral of the Holy Cross to the seminary for major ecclesiastical rites.
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Ambiguous Admissions Leave Questions Hanging
Aims to report a confession by Howard amid unclear counts of alleged kissing. He admitted possible instances ranging from 30 to 200 times but could not give a definite number.
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Howard
Heirs Dispute Watch Burial Exhumation in Massachusetts
In New Bedford a quarrel among Samuel A. Sisson heirs over a watch burial claim leads to a remonstrance against the administrator Sylvanus T. Hawes. Hawes says the heirs signed willingly. the case seeks court guidance on exhumation expenses and the watch’s burial with the late Dartmouth resident. Judge Fuller of Bristol County Probate Court will decide.
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Dartmouth
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Sisson
Gompers Answers Cardinal Gibbons on Unions and Boycott
Samuel Gompers representing the American Federation of Labor argues that non union workers have legal rights but morally should join unions. He defends collective action and boycott as tools, noting workers who stay out benefit others yet do not contribute. He contrasts legal rights with moral obligation in the labor struggle.
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Beecham's Pills Promise Snap and Vigor for Health
Advert says Beecham's Pills keep digestive organs working properly and act like oil on machinery to give snap and vigor for perfect health.
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Beecham’s Pills Sold Everywhere in Boxes Ten Cents
Advertises Beecham’s Pills available widely in boxes priced at ten cents each. Also promotes Triscuit electric baked biscuits for children and suggests grocers stock the products.
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