Mogledom Leader Urges Fraternity to Heal Divides
John J. Lentz of Columbus delivers an address at Boston Lodge memorial exercises in Park Square Theatre stressing Moosedom as a path to peace and unity. He condemns bigotry and notes churches and schools have not fully achieved worldwide harmony. A varied program follows with local performers and speakers.
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Boston Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Park Square Theatre
Order of Moose
Harold Witham
Isabella Gardner
E. Florence LaMoyne
Ruth Stickney
Weber
Alma la Palma
IF. Alliene Gane
Mildred Driver
Frances Barbour
Frank H. Lockwood
Fannie Lott
Peace Talk Is Insanity Says Clergyman at Clarendon Church
The Rev William Allan, a former pastor in Scotland and Australia, denounces peace talks as insane. He urges American preparedness and a strong fighting force, arguing disbanding would ruin America and warning war will bring bloodshed, cost, and moral decline.
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William Allan
Scotland
Australia
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
United States
America
Weather notes hint at better days ahead for Roe
The report says weather has been generally good and hints that next year may bring a few bad days. Managers and misalignments trigger dissatisfaction as the area faces potential road-related woes.
Greece warns neutrality over Serb soldiers transport
The Journal d Athens reports the Greek cabinet would view transporting Serbian soldiers by Greek railways as a neutrality violation. Germany warned that German aircraft would bomb railways and transport trains if such transport occurred.
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Germany
Journal
d’Athens
Everett Bride Ties Knot With Richard E. Walsh
Tienry street Everett was married last evening to Richard E Walsh of the Hotel Canterbury Boston. Ceremony at Church of the Immaculate Conception parish house Everett by the assistant pastor Reverend Butler. Mrs Edward H Murphy maid of honor and Edward H Murphy was best man. The wedding followed the bereavement in the bride’s family.
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R. Butler
Edward H. Murphy
Civil War Veteran Dies in Hyde Park
Lincoln EF Webber officer of the guard of Timothy Ingraham Post G A R and custodian of the G A R Hall at Hyde Park died yesterday of pneumonia at his home 66 Davidson street Hyde Park. Born in Chelsea in 1848 he enlisted in Company KB Ninth Regiment May 1864 and served to the end of the war. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Lincoln EF. Webber
Timothy Ingraham
G. A. R. Hall
Ilyde Park
Davidson Street
Hyde Park
Chelsea
Ninth Regiment
Ameri cans to resume Macon training next year
New York Ameri cans plan to return to Macon for 1917 training. managers express satisfaction with the 1916 camps.
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New York Americans
Macon
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