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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
5
The Boston Post prints the 24th Billy Sunday sermon in a series from the daily and Sunday Post. Tomorrow's issue features a sermon titled Heaven. Demand for back copies of the Sunday sermons is high. Feb 28 and Mar 1 editions are exhausted and remaining copies are limited.
The speaker emphasizes Saul's Damascus conversion as pivotal for Christianity, shifting from Jewish law to faith in Christ. He argues three revelations from Paul’s life: Christ and the believer as one, the disciple in Jesus, and Christ in the believer, with Jesus present everywhere guiding and transforming conduct.
In the Class A New England billiard championship at the Imperial, William Paige beat J Parker 3800 to 253 in a late scheduled game of 18.2 balkline, one of the last three fixtures of the event.
Congressman Augustus P. Gardner condemned Andrew Carnegie’s Peace Foundation plan for an international court and army. He warned of immigration limits, the Monroe Doctrine, and U S military power needed to counter foreign influence and possible world court rulings. He questioned Japan’s potential shift in policy and urged vigilance.
The text argues against a global court and army, noting industrialists $10,000,000 funding new dreams and predicting worker backlash if citizens are forced to accept international rulings on immigration and debts. It questions how Americans would respond if an international force claimed powers in the United States.
A Senate favored bill from Metropolitan Affairs proposes tearing down the LL structure in Charlestown and replacing it with a tunnel from City Square to Sullivan Square. The city would pay for removal and tunnel construction and assess benefiting abutters for 25 years. Four committee members dissented and will oppose in House debate.
Kingston dispatch reports Mrs. William P. Dutton and her 5 year old daughter were found dead behind nailed doors in Ellenville. A note to the coroner requests a verdict of death by own action with perfectly sound mind and body, rejecting insanity.
A 7 year old youth failed to return home after church tonight and was found on streetcar tracks nearby. Authorities believe a fainting spell preceded being struck by a car. The incident prompted a police investigation and a temporary roadway closure near the scene.
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