Physical Education Bill Faces Opposition at Hearing
At a committee on education hearing the sole opposition to the elementary and secondary physical education bill came from Christian Scientists and Medical Liberty League representatives. The bill would require compulsory physical education and cover teacher training in normal schools and local school promotion of the new system.
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Committee On Education
Medical Liberty League
Thomas Weston, Jr
Weston
Committee On
Christian Scientists and Medical Liberty League
Augustus Norwood
Christian Scientists
Henry D. Nunn
Norwood
Herbert Parker
The
Proposals for School Physical Education Faces Mixed Support
Educators, women’s club members, and physicians largely back a bill to train children for physical development. Some amendments seek parental opt outs from examinations, while opponents push for explicit protections against compulsory exams or medical treatment for minors. Strong support also favors appointing school nurses, with opposition mainly from the Medical Liberty League.
Patrolman Marston Promoted to Sergeant by Harbor Police
Patrolman Hugh F. Marston of Division 8 Harbor Police is promoted to sergeant effective at roll call this evening. He will remain in the division where he has served as patrolman for ten years.
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Hugh F. Marston
Harbor Police
James A. McKibbon
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Edwin A. Curtis
Boston Executive Club
City Club
Rev Hilary Walsh C P Dead in New York Monastery
The Rev Hilary Walsh C P died suddenly in New York City at the new St Patrick Monastery. Born March 30 1869 in Danville Pennsylvania he was professed September 24 1890 at St Paul Pittsburg and ordained September 19 1896. He served in Pittsburg St Paul Kansas Scranton West Hoboken and Cincinnati during a long career.
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St. Gabriel’s
Brighton
Hilary Walsh
New York City
St. Patrick
Father Hilary
Danville
Penn
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Kansas
Scranton
West Hoboken
N. J
Cincinnati, O
C. P
New York
St. Gabriel's Monastery
Missionary Life Highlight At St Gabriel's Monastery
Father Hilary served at St Gabriel's Monastery in Brighton during his missionary life, with duties rooted in the religious community and outreach work.
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Hilary
St. Gabriel’s Monastery
Brighton
Little Walks About Boston by William Justin Mann
Boston endured a tense March 7 to March 17 1776 as British forces prepared to depart and Tories moved goods to ships. Laborers demanded high wages while cannon fire kept residents awake and families split over allegiance. Charles Bulfinch, age 13, witnessed the chaos and later shaped the new Boston as architect of the State House near Hancock House. Dr Thomas Bulfinch stayed in Boston. he linked to Susan Apthorp and Charles Apthorp, a merchant and British paymaster.
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Boston
Charles Bulfinch
State House
John Hancock
Lord Percy
Thomas Bulfinch
Dr. Bulfinch
Susan Apthorp
Charles Apthorp
Memory Tablet in King's Chapel By A Boston Founder
In Boston a marble tablet honors a founder of King's Chapel, noting his link to Charles Bulfinch and mentioning the Rev East Apthorp, uncle of the young Bulfinch and first rector of Christ Church, Cambridge, who later returned to England in 1764.
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Boston
King’s Chapel
Charles Bulfinch
East Apthorp
Christ Church, Cambridge
England
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