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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
7
The Rev. Alexander Mann of Grace Church East Orange has received a call to Trinity Church Boston but has not decided. He must travel to Boston before making a final choice.
H J Skeffington, addressing the Central Labor Union, advocates a comprehensive study of industrial training and trade schools. He calls for a detailed report, a statewide review of technical education, and night programs to help workers and graduates compete for value in modern manufacturing.
General Booth of the Salvation Army arrived in Jerusalem and planned a series of meetings. The Porte ordered local authorities to bar Turkish subjects from attending.
In the dim candlelit chapel of the Church of Our Lady of the Cedars at 66 Tyler Street, worshippers from all walks kiss the relic of the true cross held by Father Vorobec. Laborers, tailors, and families kneel reverently as the glass case reveals the worn ancient splinter, the crowd thinning to three candles as darkness encroaches.
Rev. L. B. Bates, vice president of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society, urged a great temperance revival at a board meeting. He cited revival successes in New York and other states, noting Schenectady saw many saloons close as patrons quit drinking. He warned thousands of homeless youths seek solace in saloons at night.
A Dedham civil jury ruled the rear land strip is owned by Thomas Kelley, Brookline contractor, not Mrs. Gardner. Judge Hitchcock dismissed her suit, confirming Kelley holds title to the property on Warren street and forcing her to seek other methods to obtain possession.
Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin invited the President to fish in July or August in northern Wisconsin and Michigan. The President declines citing no long trips this year and preferring to stay in Washington. Speaker Cannon accepts Stephenson invitation to join a future fishing trip next August.
Chicago February arrest under anti spitting ordinance leads to a court fine. Detec tive Mulcahy catches a well dressed woman who gave the name Mary Doe at Harrison street station after she spat on the sidewalk both before and during transport. Justice Caverly imposes a fine of 1 and costs.
Reverend Lee S. McCollester told the Detroit Church of Our Father that Genesis is an ancient poem by one soul and not a divine writing. He urged evolution as a reasoned alternative, noting contradictions in creation narratives and comparing savages with evolved human life to illustrate a broad evolutionary gap.
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