Socialism debated at 27th Episcopal Congress in Boston
At Tremont Temple the evening session of the 27th Episcopal Congress featured sharp debating on socialism with speakers praising and condemning the movement. The discussion centered on socialism in relation to Christianity with critics from Morristown, New Jersey and New York arguing against it, while defenders from New York and Worcester argued for its lessons. Bishop William Lawrence opened the congress at Trinity Church, noting Boston’s evolving character and the church's duty to liberty under law.
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Episcopal Congress
Tremont Temple
Francis A. Henry
Morristown
N. J
George Zabriskie
New York
Percy S. Grant
Eliot White
Worcester
Silas McBee
The
Churchman
Mr. Zabriskie
Trinity Church
Mr. McBee
White
William Lawrence
Boston
Lawrence
Edward M. Parker
New Hampshire
Detroit
Ontario
H. Hensley Henson
D. D
Westminster Cathedral
London
Eng
George R. van de Water
William C. Dodge
Albany
William Austin Smith
St. Paul's
Milwaukee
W. F. Faber
Canon Starr
Canada
M'Cullough Trial Faces Larceny Conspiracy Charge
Leo F. McCullough former Boston Common Council president goes on trial in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Schofield charged with larceny and conspiracy over an alleged $200 book deal.
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Leo F. McCullough
The
Common Council
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Schofield
500 Attend Biennial Division Convention of Rail Conductors
The 32d biennial convention of the Order of Railway Conductors opened in Boston with President A H Garretson of Cedar Rapids and delegates from over 40 000 conductors. Highlights include plans for a home for members and election of the jurisprudence committee, and a review of death claims paid in 1907 totaling 880000 while 472 other claims totaled 942000. Boston received formal welcome from Governor Eben S Draper and city officials.
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Order of Railway Conductors of America
A. H. Garretson
Cedar Rapids
Ford Hall
Order
Boston
Peoples’ Temple
Eben S. Draper
Hibbard Frederick J. Brand
A. B. Garretson
Two Americans Die in Panama Clash Near Colon
In a night clash between Panama police and canal zone workers near the dividing line, C. M. Abbott an American electrician at Cristobal power house and a colored American were killed.
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Colon
Panama
Canal Zone
C. M. Abbott
Cristobal
Health Day Enters Boston Public Schools System
Boston public schools introduce Health Day requiring all pupils to study health in a single school period for the first time in city history. The plan, deemed novel, was adopted on the recommendation of School Committee Chairman David A. Ellis.
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Boston
David A. Ellis
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Edward M. P. Parker
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M’cullough
Draper
Brand
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
T. E. Byrnes
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Melvin O. Adams
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
J. H. Hustis
Boston & Albany
William E. Littlefield
Merchants’ Association
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fla
W. H. Sebring
New England
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Court Street
MT. Clemens Mich
Mt. Clemens
Grand Trunk Railway System
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Chamber of Commerce
Mich
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