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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

15

Federation Resolve Withdrawn by Massachusetts Episcopal Convention

The convention withdrew a resolve urging parishes to cooperate with the Massachusetts Federation of Churches after opposition from Rev. Henry P. Bull. Dr. Alexander Mann moved to drop the question, arguing only one third of delegates were present, and Bishop Lawrence adjourned the session.

Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese Federation of Churches Henry P. Bull Cowley Fathers Church of St. John the Evangelist Alexander Mann Trinity Church Edward R. Cogswell Cambridge Bull Mann Greater Boston Emelius W. Smith Massachusetts Federation of Churches Lawrence

Committee Appointed by Bishop Lawrence Plays Role

A committee appointed by Bishop Lawrence is now taking charge of a program or initiative. The group will oversee planning and coordination as part of church activities and community-based efforts. Members' names are not listed in the readable text.

Lawrence

East Indians Could Make U S Deserts Bloom

Indian Brahmin T Ishi Bhutia Kyaweh Hla testifies before the House immigration committee that if Congress allows it Indian laborers would settle arid lands west of the Mississippi and, after a period of possession, transform them into bloom like utopia.

Washington Ishi Bhutia Kyaweh Hla New York House Immigration Committee Congress India Mississippi River

Roosevelt Explorers Name River After Expedition

A cablegram from Colonel Roosevelt and son Kermit reports safe arrival in Manaus with Colonel Rondon. They name the Castan River the River Roosevelt and identify the River Davida as the River Guparana after a 639 mile trek from the telegraph end to its Madeira junction. The expedition receives praise for Brazilian and scientific value.

Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt Rondon International Hotel United States Castan‘da Davida

Roosevelt expedition yields vast wildlife finds in Amazon

The Roosevelt party reports a hard but successful expedition with Cherrie as best man for the trip. They collected 1500 bird skins and 500 mammal skins while mapping the Madeira river's upper and lower unknown reaches. Miller led mammal collections and left the party near the new river. Fiala, from the same expedition, sails to New York from Rio.

South America Colonel Roosevelt Buenos Ayres Amazon Cherrie Miller Madeira Roosevelt Manaos George K. Cherrie Leo E. Miller New River Manaus Anthony Fiala New York Rio Janeiro

Colonel Roosevelt Arrives Home While Suffering Boils

MANAOS Brazil April 30 Colonel Roosevelt and his expedition members arrived by steamer sent by Amazonas governor. Roosevelt suffered from boils causing great discomfort and making it impossible for him to sit. He will return home at once.

Manaos Brazil Roosevelt Amazonas

Ex-Congressman Powers Predicts Roosevelt Nomination

Former Congressman Samuel L. Powers told the Ward 4 Republican Club in Somerville that Theodore Roosevelt will be the next Republican nominee and urged a Republican Progressive reunion. He named Samuel W. McCall for Governor and Charles Sumner Bird for Lieutenant-Governor on the ticket, with others to follow, and opposed a new fourth party idea proposed by John Herbert.

Theodore Roosevelt Samuel L. Powers Ward 4 Republican Club Somerville Powers Samuel W. McCall Charles Sumner Bird John Herbert Congressman Powers

Socialist parade in Boston marks May Day celebration

Socialists prepare a May 1 observance in Boston with more than 3000 expected to march along principal streets and attend a mass meeting at the People's Temple on Columbus Avenue. Marchers will wear red sashes and carry red pennants, with songs and red flags, though two flags from a prior event are held as evidence.

Boston People’s Temple Columbus Avenue Station 4 Tremont Temple Woman's Suffrage Association Boy Scouts Boy Scout Movement Herman T. Tucker Colorado The Cialst Party East Boston South Boston Roxbury Waltham Cambridge Somerville Quincy Belmont Salem Lynn Norwood Tt. W. W. Raincoat Makers’ Union United Bridgeworkers United Garment Workers’ Unions Revere Chelsea Hinnish Socialist Club Workmen’s Educational Institute Park Square Eliot Street Washington Street Dover Street Berkeley Street Assembly Point Ebien Hayes Wellesley College Franklin H. Wentworth

Public bequests by Manchester woman reveal large gifts

The will of the late Mrs Annie G Bradley of Manchester N H divides 10000 to the Manchester Institute of Arts and Science 3000 to Grace Episcopal Church and 20 to the Methodist Church of Chichester NH. Mrs Bradley a prominent businesswoman also left numerous personal bequests.

Manchester N. H Annie G. Bradley Manchester Institute of Arts and Science Grace Episcopal Church Methodist Church of Chichester Bradley

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