Editor Raps Sunday Papers at Ford Hall
About 2000 Boston residents filled Ford Hall to hear James Schermerhorn of the Detroit Times discuss ethics of a newspaper man. He questioned editorial candor and warned against Sunday paper fiction and sensational prose.
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Evacuation Day Parade Plans for South Boston Festivities
South Boston girds for Evacuation Day events with a high school ceremony by Felix W. Mc Gettrick and a grand parade. Police will cordon reviewing stands as crowds up to 250000 gather. President to join procession with Major Cole and cadets guiding the route.
Busy Day for Taft in Boston Outlines Full Schedule
President Taft travels to Boston with a full program from 7 a.m. including guards at gate access to the station and two autos. He attends a Continental breakfast at the City Club, a Somerset welcome and reception, addresses at the General Court and a Pilgrim Publicity luncheon, a tour of Park Square and Evacuation Day parade, a Taft League reception, an Irish Charitable Society banquet, and events with Bank Officers and Paper Manufacturers, concluding at the Somerset.
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Evacuation Day Observance Exalting South Boston Clubs and Parades
South Boston plans a full Evacuation Day program with bell ringing and salutes in the morning, a reception for Mgr. D. OCallaghan on his 71st birthday at St. Augustine Hall, a parade formation on Dorchester Avenue, and multiple parties and receptions at Bethesda Hall Gate of Heaven Morgue Club and other local organizations culminating in an anniversary banquet and minstrel show at St. Augustine Hall and related venues. The day includes reviews by President Taft and Chief Marshal William S. McNary and staff at Independence Square and other downtown sites.
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Dorchester Evacuation Day Highlights with Taft Visit
Dorchester marks Evacuation Day with the Dorchester Club open house visited by President Taft and Mayor John F. Fitzgerald. A 10 mile road race along Blue Hill Avenue starts at Franklin Field and ends at the clubhouse, with Taft to present a silver cup. Events include a ball, fireworks at Franklin Field, and various club activities led by local officials.
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Hibernians Attend St Patrick Mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
The Ancient Order of Hibernians from the South End marched to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Joined the 9 o'clock mass led by Rt. Rev. Mer. Michael J. Splaine who delivered a sermon on their feast day. John J. Roberts and James Mantle directed the event.
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How Women Have Womanized Man Lecture Highlights Progress
Morrison I. Swift spoke at the Humanist Forum in Sheafe's Hall 883 Boylston street yesterday on how women influence male thinking. He claimed a rapid outbreak of human progress, noting old ideas crumble and the last decade rivals centuries of enlightenment.
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Emancipation Debate: Woman and Man Denounce Each Other
A speaker argues women must vote to reform society while condemning feminism as degrading men. He claims men have enslaved women and women have dollified men, urging a male rebellion and a shift to true character and equality.
Vast Problems Spark Evacuation Day Address
The Hon. Felix W. MecGettrick warned of a revolution of vast magnitude affecting moral social political and industrial life. He traced U S progress from Pilgrim settlement and praised self government liberty and Civil War victories while noting current discontent as a source of progress amid a troubling Lawrence incident.
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Broken Car Delays Fitchburg Train Leaving Stony Brook
A truck frame broke on a freight car causing derailment of forward trucks on a passenger coach attached to train No 192 at Stony Brook station delaying Fitchburg division service for several hours. The incident occurred shortly after 4 o clock and halted departures towards the city.
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Ireland's bloodline in battle and memory
Burke Kelly and Shea recall a warrior line from Vinegar Hill to Ramillies, Fontenoy, and Africa, praising fighting heritage and courage. They honor pikes and swords, the rite of soldiers, and the Irish race's enduring fighting spirit across battles and centuries.
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Irish Unity Toasted At Big Banquet In Faneuil Hall
About 1000 attendees from the Irish American community gathered at a Faneuil Hall banquet praising a growing nationwide Irish unity movement. Speakers included Mat thew Cummings ex-national A O H president and State Senator Francis J. Horgan, with songs by Cornelius Duggan and Genevieve Kerrissey as the event closed with God Save Ireland and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Cummings outlines Irish federation push after Boston mass meeting
President Cummings describes uniting Irish societies to form a national federation extending beyond Massachusetts. He credits the group for aiding the defeat of the peace treaty with Great Britain in the Senate. He recalls speeches by Moloney Walsh Sullivan Cosley and others, praising Irish heritage and U.S. history.
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