Anti-Imperialist Luncheon Debates Philippines War Toll
One hundred fifty New England Anti-Imperialist League members heard speeches by Senorita Clemencia Lopez and others at the Hotel Bellevue. Lopez described the Philippine death toll under American occupation as at least one million and urged a commission to assess Filipino sentiment, while speakers cited costs, casualties, and colonial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Anti-Imperialist League
Hotel Bellevue
Charles Gordon Ames
Anna Garlin Spencer
Jucia Ames Mead
Alice Stone Blackwell
Maria L. Baldwin
Philippine Islands
Isopez
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Magellan
National Party
Graves in four Catholic cemeteries report total interments
The Boston Catholic Cemetery Association held its 104th semi annual meeting at Guild Hall. President Andrew F. McDermott chaired. Secretary William H. Lynch reported interments totaling 117,839 across Calvary and New Calvary and other cemeteries, with a perpetual care fund of 19,300 dollars. Directors elected were Bernard Fay, Thomas I. Sweeney, James A. Gately, Thomas McLaughlin, Michael Wall, and James A. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
Guild Hall
Washington Street
Andrew F. McDermott
William H. Lynch
Bernard Fay
Thomas I. Sweeney
James A. Gately
Thomas Mclaughlin
Michael Wall
James A. Mitchell
Naming West Somerville School Sparks Dispute
West Somerville faces a naming dispute for the Morrison Avenue school. The school committee proposed Martha Perry Lowe, sending the request to the Aldermen. The public property committee wants the name honoring one of the city's former mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Avenue
West
Somerville
Martha Perry’ Lowe
Committee On
Governor Murphy Thrown From Horse Injures Leg
Governor Franklin Murphy of New Jersey was thrown from his horse in Newark while riding. The horse stepped on a rolling stone, sending the governor to the road. The animal rolled onto his right leg, causing bruises but no broken bones. Passers-by aided him to a trolley car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Franklin Murphy
Reliance Sails Through Fast Breeze to Newport
The Reliance from Bristol to Newport battled a southwest breeze producing a choppy lower Narragansett Bay. Mr. Iselin, initially not aboard, joined near Hog Island Light and sailed alongside to Gould Island, noting 18 knot speed. The yacht showed solid racing trim with top sails and a sagging main boom designed for added deck sail area. After mooring, Iselin said the vessel would head to New London, then New Rochelle, with Sunbeam and the Sunbeam tender returning to Stonington for a new launch, before continuing up the Sound and possible cleaning at City Island.
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Newport
R. I
Reliance
Bristol
Narragansett Bay
Iselin
Hog Island
Gould Island
Captain Barr
Herreshoff
City Island
New Rochelle
Newport Cottage Rider Injured In Fall
Louis S. Bruguiere of San Francisco, a Newport cottage guest, was thrown from his horse today on Bellevue avenue. The saddle girth broke as the horse galloped, and Bruguiere suffered severe but not permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Louis
London Dock Bill Clears Second Reading
London lawmakers passed the London dock bill on second reading and sent it to a joint Lords and Commons committee for review. The move signals progress on the dock issue as MPs and peers prepare to study amendments and potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
London Dock
House of Lords
A Wonder Worker Chase Dyspepsia Cure Declared Effective
The Chase Manufacturing Company of Newburgh New York unveils Chase Dyspepsia Cure a liquid remedy promising immediate relief in one minute and cures for chronic dyspepsia. It claims to soothe strengthen and revitalize the stomach enabling digestion of any food and lasting relief from overeating or drinking. Thousands in New England and New York testify to its truthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Manufacturing Company
Newburgh
New York
New England
Chase
Earth
Free Sample Offer for Chase Dyspepsia Cure Readers
Boston Post readers can obtain a large sample bottle of Chase Dyspepsia Cure at no cost. The ad invites sufferers of indigestion and stomach troubles to mail their name and address to Chase Mfg. Co. Newburgh, New York, to receive a prepaid sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Chase Vaspepsia Care
Boston Poat
Chase Mfg. Co
Newburgh
N. Y
St Pauls Cambridge Plans Reception for Rev Father Ryan
Elaborate preparations are under way at St Pauls Catholic Church Cambridge for the homecoming of Rev Father John J Ryan after travels through Egypt Greece Italy France England Ireland Scotland the Holy Land and Rome He has served at St Pauls for 14 years and parishioners will honor him with a grand reception and purse at the parish house next Sunday with several committees aiding Father William Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Cambridge
Father John J. Ryan
Father Ryan
Egypt
Greece
Italy
France
England
Ireland
Scotland
The
Holy Land
Rome
St. Paul's Church
William Orr
St. Paul's
Road Across Lynn Marshes Bill Backed by Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee yesterday favorably reported to the Senate a bill providing a road from the Point of Pines across the Lynn marshes to Commercial Street Lynn. The action was unanimous and the bill’s passage is believed assured by its author Senator Porter of Lynn. The road would create a beautiful drive from Boston to the north shore, replacing the present long route on poor roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Lynn Marshes
Point of Pines
North Shore
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Commercial Street
Lynn
Senator Porter
Boston
Triscuit The Electric Baked Biscuit Heads To Grocers
A brief note cites Triscuit as the electric baked biscuit, urging grocers to stock the product and reminding customers of its ready made convenience. The tagline underscores the brand as a modern snack option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers
Fatal Elevator Accident at Naumkeag No. 4 Mill
Salem May 13. Alexander Berube 22 unmarried was killed at the Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company's No. 4 mill while riding a freight elevator. He fainted and fell with his head and shoulders beyond the platform edge, was crushed between car and floor, and died after recounting the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Alexander Berube
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Dooley Parody Upsets Washington Society at Cathedral School
Washington May 13 Miss Katherine Martin granddaughter of Mrs Emily M Colton has been suspended from the National Cathedral School for Girls for a clever Dooley parody mocking her teachers. The case draws broad attention from prominent Washington families including Ethel Roosevelt and trustees Admiral Dewey Wayne MacVeagh Bishop Mackey Smith and John A Kas son. The board weighs possible faculty changes as sympathy runs with the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dooley
Katherine Martin
Emily M. Colton
National Cathedral School For
Ethel Roosevelt
Bishop Satterlee
Eipiscopal Diocese of
Oil loving thief led to Chelsea police arrest
Flaminio De Iorio, noted for his love of olive oil, allegedly stole 10 gallons from Boston parties and two trunks. He fled to Chelsea where the oil owner pursued him, and he was captured by Chelsea police and turned over to Officer Mc Tierney of Station 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaminio de Iorio
Boston
Chelsea
Episcopalians Act on Amendments at Massachusetts Diocese Session
The second day of the Protestant Episcopal convention in Trinity Church covers two main issues. Committees propose granting mission churches 100 or more members equal rights and representation in the diocese, and reducing the archdeaconry to one apppointed by the bishop. Officials elected include secretary Leander Manchester and treasurer C. Learoyd. The vote on renaming the church fails. The body also addresses life insurance for clergy, parish incorporation laws, and celebrates Bishop Lawrence’s consecration anniversary. The sermon by Rev. Nash argues democracy and fellowship as central to America’s spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Messrs
Edward Osborne
J. Cullen Ayer, Jr
George Hodges
Royal P. Barry
George H. Richards
John W. Suter
Reginald Howe
Emelius W. Smith
William H. Bent
Charles G. Saunders
W. D. T. Trefry
Diocesan Board of Missions
Leander C. Manchester
Augustine H. Amory
E. Winchester Donald
John S. Lindsay
E. M. Stafter
Charles Hutchins
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Messrs. Suter
Greenough and Saunders
Lawrence
E. A. Rand
All Saints Church of
Belmont
Bishop Clarke
Rhode Island
Martin L. Bradford
Dorchester
H. S. Nash
Theological School
Cambridge
Emmanuel Church
N. S. Shaler
Harvard College
Philo W. Sprague
Mr. Nash
America
Europe
United States
Church of Christ
Ecco
Vital Life Fluid promise promises miraculous cure
A broad advertising claim promotes a mysterious Vital Life Fluid that supposedly cures every known ailment. The note asserts dramatic recoveries, offers free samples, and directs readers to write to Dr Sargent Ferris in Fort Wayne Indiana for treatment and assurances of prompt response.
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Sargent Ferris
YGS5
Michtran Bldg
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Baptism of the Spirit and Revival of Personal Religion
The speaker laments social and financial success rivaling church life, noting strong drink, lust, gambling, and temptations threatening the Christian faith. He urges revival, larger missions gifts, more laborers, and greater church activity, claiming all depend on the spirit's vitality within believers.
Thirteen Descriptive Books for 26 Cents by Boston & Maine
The Boston & Maine railroad passenger department offers 13 books describing New England resorts. Titles include The Merrimac Valley and All Along Shore with 380 to 360 pages of reading and illustrations. One book mailed for 2 cents, the full set for 26 cents in postage.
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Lst
Boston & Maine Railroad Passenger Department
Merrimac
Sunapee
New Hampshire
Ftoosac Country
Deerfield Valley
Connecticut
Vermont
Shore
Massachusetts
Monadnock
New England
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
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Dewey Sr
Sixto Lopez
Fife
Clemencia Lopez of
Batangas
San Miguel
Miles
Congress
Lucia Ames Mead
Taft
George Iti
John A. Hobson
Gurney K& CO
Ertrance
Elm ST
Walington and
Hanover Sts
West Somerville School
Murphy
New Jersey
Newport Cottager
Commons
St. Paul’s of Cambridge
Jordan Marsh Company
Tyfold
Esata
Rvee Eyer
ASC
Bertin
Cluett
Peabody & Ey
Denmark
Scandinavia
Russia
Holland
Dr. Burkhart
Rootbeer
Charlts E. Hires CO
Malvern
Beecham
Beechamm’s
Upsess Society
Episcopalians
W. L. Douglas
W. U. Douglas
W. Ll. Dowglas
Brockton
Mass
Washington St
Gourt St
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