Confession Defended by Father Turner at Cathedral
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross drew a crowd of 3500 as Rev. Joseph Turner argued Confession as a divine institution. He contended the power to absolve sins comes from Christ and the bishops and priests act as physician and judge in the sacrament.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Joseph P. Turner
C. SS. R
Father Turner
Union Park Street
Fathe Turner
Institutor
Jesus Christ
God
Father
St. Clement
Orenaeus
St. Tertullian
St. Cyprian
St. Origen
St. Basil
St. Augustine
Europe
Turner
Christ
The Audacious War book noted for financial insights
A review of Clarence W. Barron's The Audacious War highlights its dense factual content on Europe’s present financial conditions and naval outlook. It praises Barron for sharp analyses of Germany Russia relations through tariff and finance and credits Usher’s cautions but leans toward Barron’s pessimistic forecast of Germany’s fate.
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Clarence W. Barron
Houghton Mifflin Company
St. Petersburg
Russia
Germany
Witte
Berlin
College Men In Aero Meet At Concord Today
A miniature aeronautical contest brings Harvard and MIT aviation students to Concord for a continuous flight competition using more than six homemade flying machines. Judges include noted aviator Earle Ovington. MIT entrants J L Flett and R Willis. Harvard inventors E H Bean M Blanchard J Gregg and E E Bates.
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Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Concord
Tech
JL. Flett
R. Willis
E. H. Bean
M. Blanchard
J. &. Gregg
E. E. Bates
Earle Ovington
Mayor Curley Pushes Pure Bread Law
The legislative committee on public health voted to report a bill establishing a standard for bread in the Commonwealth. The bill, drafted by State health officials and based on Mayor Curley’s proposal, would empower the State Board of Health to inspect bakeries and seize samples. Violations carry a fine from 25 to 500 dollars.
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Curley
Commonwealth
Legislative Committee On Public Health
State House
State Board of Health
Prussian Officer Held on Explosives Charge in Maine
Werner Horn the Prussian army officer arrested February 2 in Maine over an attempt to blow the St. Croix River bridge at Vanceboro was held in 10000 bail by Judge Morton in U S District Court pending trial on a charge of carrying explosives unlawfully.
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Werner Horn
Maine
St. Croix River
Vanceboro
Morton
United States District Court
German consul Oswald Kunhard faces extradition hurdle
The German consul Oswald Kunhard faces a bail hold for extradition to Canada after counsel advised delaying bail pending a court conference on the warrant. Horn, linked to dynamite transit from New York to Vanceboro, awaits arraignment with April 5 pleading. defense argues jurisdiction and political nature of the offense.
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Oswald Kunhard
Canada
Horn
United States
Hayes
Yale Wins Two Legs of Debate
Yale defeated Harvard in Sanders Theatre on the question of a prompt and substantial U S military expansion. Yale also beat Princeton at New Haven defending the negative while Harvard defeated Princeton at Princeton on the affirmative.
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YALE
Navy
Princeton
New Haven
Harvard
Harvard Yale Debate Draws Huge Saunders Theatre Crowd
Governor Walsh presided with judges Marion JeRoy Burton G Stanley Hall and Homer Albers. Harvard team included Henry Epstein Alan G Paine and Robert Walston Chubb. Yale team featured Edward Jerome Morris Hadley and Philip Badger. After the debate Harvard and Yale guests attended a Cambridge supper hosted by the Harvard Speakers' Club with Judge A P Stone toastmaster.
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Saunders Theatre
Harvard
Walsh
Marion JeRoy Burton
Smith College
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Homer Albers
Boston University Law School
Henry Epstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alan G. Paine
Spokane
Wash
Robert Walston Chubb
St. Louis
Yale
Brown Wins Triangular Debate at Williamstown and Providence
Brown defeated Dartmouth and Williams in a triangular debate on doubling the army size, with Dartmouth taking the negative against Williams at Hanover. The event split sides as Brown prevailed in Williamstown while Dartmouth won the negative at Hanover.
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Brown
Dartmouth
Williams
Williamstown
Providence
Hanover
Dartmouth Wins Narrow Debate Over Williams Brown
Dartmouth scores a win in the annual triangular debate held in Hanover New Hampshire. The Green undergrads defeated Williams and Brown to take the senior speaker victory and end the meet with a narrow margin.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Williams
Brown
Judges uphold opposition to doubling US Army strength
The judges ruled unanimously against Williams' bid for immediate military expansion, supporting the negative on the resolution that the United States Army should be increased to at least double its present strength.
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Uates
Williams
United States Army
Brown Defeats Williams in Annual Triangular Debate
In Williamstown Brown defeated Williams in the annual triangular debate with Dartmouth as the third team. The judges reached a unanimous decision. The issue debated was doubling the army size. Brown spoke in the affirmative with Francis J. O'Brien W. A. Needham and Samuel H. Workman on the team. Williams was represented by Leroy M. Schwartz Charles K. D. Ketner and Allen T. Warner.
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Williamstown
Brown
Williams
Dartmouth
Francis J. O’brien
W. A. Needham
Samuel H. Workman
Leroy M. Schwartz
New York
Charles K. D. Ketner
Newtonville
Mass
Allen T. Warner
Brookrh, Ny
Brown Debaters Tie Dartmouth in Local Contest
Brown University debaters argued the United States should at least double its standing army and defeated Dartmouth undergraduates in Providence. R. H. McLaughlin led Brown as captain of the senior class team.
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Providence
Brown University
Dartmouth
Brown
United States
R. H. McLaughlin
Yale Defeats Princeton in Army Navy Debate
Yale defeated Princeton in New Haven in the negative of the question on increasing the US army and navy. Judges rendered a unanimous decision as part of the Harvard Princeton Yale triangular debate with Yale defending the negative.
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New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
United States
Harvard Affirmative Beats Princeton in Armament Debate
The Harvard debating team defeated Princeton in Princeton New Jersey on March 26. The debated topic was The Increase of Armament of the United States with Harvard taking the affirmative.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
United States
Unemployed to Meet at Common for Jobless Record Read
A gathering of unemployed people is planned at the Common at 2:30 this afternoon. Attendees will hear a reading of the Hotel de Jobless record, documenting activities since its opening at 68 65 Essex Street two weeks ago.
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Hotel de Jobless
Essex Street
P E A Concert Tonight in Boston at Jordan Hall
The Phillips Exeter Musical Clubs present a Boston concert tonight at Jordan Hall. Besides the Glee Club Mandolin Club and a 60 voice student chorus the program features fancy dancing by Exeter boys H R Millard and J F Wehner Wehner is the Everett High School football center this year.
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Boston
Phillips- Iexeter
Jordan Hall
Exeter
H. R. Millard
J. F. Wehner
Wehner
Everett High School
Honest Business by Amos Kidder Fiske review
The review commends Honest Business for clear, concise explanations of business organization and operations. It highlights the book’s focus on production and consumption, money and credit, wages profits and prices, and ethics in labor unionism while noting its aim to reach the average reader.
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Amos Kidder Fiske
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Sheep's Clothing by Louis Joseph Vance review
Boston publisher Little, Brown & Co releases Sheep's Clothing a brisk entertainments novel. A young girl aboard a transatlantic liner discovers her father is involved in a shady plot with loyal confederates and a detective aiding the lover who resolves the case. The hammock read is praised for its audacious imagination and modern fiction style.
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Louis Joseph Vance
Craven
Little, Brown & Co
Lucy
Lydia
Boston
Selina by George Madden Martin review
A New York Appleton edition of Selina by George Madden Martin is praised as an engaging Southern period novel. The story follows young women just out of school in the 1880s, blending entertainment with a psychological study of awakening possibilities for women.
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Emmy Lou
Selina
George Madden Martin
Appleton
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Pollyanna Grows Up in The Page Company Tale
Pollyanna grows from child to young woman in Pollyanna Grows Up by Porter. The heroine carries the game to Boston spending the winter amid new interests and problems. A mystery elevates the plot as Pollyanna helps others with her cheer in a brighter finale. Boston release priced at $1.25.
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Pollyanna
the Page Company
Pileanor H. Porter
Boston
Patricia the Clever Girl in a Country Parish Tale
A London society girl Patricia moves to a country parish after her father dies and lives with her clergyman uncle. Aunt Tucy shines in service while Patricia learns that honor and service to humanity outweigh personal glory, aided by Jim Wellborough’s romance.
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Patricia
Society of Literary London
Tucy
Lucy
Agnes
Jim Wellborough
The Adventures of Detective Barney book released
Harvey J. O Higgins collects Detective Barney exploits in The Adventures of Detective Barney from Century Company. Barney works for the Bobbing Detective Agency and follows orders while developing his detective sense. He eventually tries independent work with an unexpected result. Price 1.30 dollars.
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Barney
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Century Company
Detective Barney
New York
the Century Company
Unto Caesar by Baroness Orczy review
A brisk cultural note on Unto Caesar set in Caligula's Rome. It contrasts the tyrant’s cruelty with the quiet devotion of Christians and a romance between a northern Christian patrician and a Caesar’s daughter.
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Caesar
Baroness Orczy
George H. Doran & Co
New York
Caligula
Love Home and the Inner Life review excerpt
Arthur H. Gleason’s Love Home and the Inner Life offers brief, nightly ready messages. The opening piece The Elder Brother explores pure motherly love surpassing borders, in a compact New York excerpt from Frederick A Stokes Company.
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Arthur H. Gleason
lLove
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Mary
New York
Frederick A Stokes Company
Book Review on Amer ican Labor Unions by Gelen Marot
Helen Ward analyzes labor factions in Amer ican Labor Unions portraying the AFL IWW and railroad brothers. She aims to interpret each group through its own lens noting cross criticisms without special bias. The book, published by Henry Holt & Co at $1.25, includes chapters on philanthropy organization and boycotts.
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Helen Ward
Woman's Trade Union League of New York
Henry Holt & Co
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Workers of the World
Railroad Brotherhoods
Labor Unions
Organization of Women
Gelen Marot
New York
Poultry Handbook by Lippincott Recalls Breeds and Housing
William Adams Lippincott of Kansas State Agricultural College authored a comprehensive poultry care handbook for Lea and Febiger. The work features 205 engravings and covers Breeds Breeding Incubation Housing Hygiene Poultry Production. Philadelphia Lea and Febiger Sansom Street.
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William Adams Lippincott
Kansas State Agricultural College
Lea and
Febiger
Poultry Production
Philadelphia
Lea & Febiger
Sansom Street
A History of the Civil War in the United States review
A New York Neale Publishing notice praises Vernon Blythe's history as a campaign summary but questions its completeness versus Ropes Livermore or Dodge. The review calls the work partisan and not the final word on causes battles or results.
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Neale Publishing Company
United States
Ropes l Livermore
Dodge
Vernon Blythe
New York
The
Simple Conjuring Tricks by Will Goldston reviewed
Readers learn methods to swallow a knife and other feat s as Goldston outlines in Simple Conjuring Tricks. The book contains 68 illustrations and aims to help youths entertain friends with stage tricks. Philadelphia publisher J. B. Lippincott Company released the work.
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Will Goldston
Lippincott
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
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