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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
8
A memorial window funded by Mrs. Frederick Atherton of Washington DC has been installed in the chapel of the Episcopal Theological School on Brattle Street near Mason Street in Cambridge.
Dedication inscription honors Ellen Trowbridge Tilton born 1841 died 1910. Window by Frederick Stymett Lamb in Lamb studios New York features Dean Berkeley and John Wesley in Genevan gowns. The artist notes careful data and artistic effect calling it a sermon without words. The window is first in a planned memorial series for the chapel with future openings by other church fathers.
Last night 1000 men and boys received food drink and rest at the Hotel de Jobless on Essex Street despite merchant protests. Caleb F Howard chairman of the unemployeds committee says they have cleaned up and will wash floors daily.
A women’s committee named the Essex Street Centre for the Unemployed was organized and has raised $250 with plans to issue 1000 appeal letters. Over 400 men registered for work, ranged from porters to cooks, with most applicants American born. Mayor Curley ordered the Hotel de Jobless to clean up or close, pending health improvements.
A club hears a new tale being shared as a light feature in the upcoming Sunday Post. Readers are invited to enjoy a social yarn, told in a casual, entertaining voice appropriate for a community audience.
Mrs Helen Shannon wife of Paul H Shannon baseball editor of the Boston Post died yesterday morning at 4 50 of pneumonia after a brief illness. She was native of Trumansburg New York and survived by a mother and three sisters. Funeral services will be a requiem mass at 7 30 Friday at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Jamaica Plain. Body to go to Trumansburg for interment.
Firemen battled a stubborn blaze in a one story wooden car shed of the Elevated railroad on East Eagle street. Loss was set at $5000 with the cause of the fire still unknown.
Charles F. Goodrow superintendent of the Cambridge City Home denied all charges against him and his conduct at the Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting Tuesday. He will appear tonight at a hearing to answer complaints raised by Alderman Mullen.
Free book from Elders Sanitarium at 603 Main Street St. Joseph Missouri claims to end tobacco use in one to five days at home. Testimonies cite long-term users finding it entirely successful, banishing all forms of tobacco desire and improving health, with free copies available by mail.
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