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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

13

Action on Divorce Is Postponed

In Chicago on May 22 the Presbyterian Church general assembly refused final action on a divorce report. The Rev. S J Niccols argued the wording could imply church approval. The report was sent back for further study and may be reconsidered in revised form before the assembly adjourns.

Chicago General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Committee On Christian Life and Work Presbyterian Church S. J. Niccols St. Louis

Church Committee Endorses Marriage Reform and Deaconess Ordination

The assembly favors education campaigns on marriage and divorce and backs state code changes. Proposed: two year state residence for divorce petitions and one year wait after decree before taking effect. It also endorses nullifying marriages or divorces from actions in another state. An amendment to authorize deaconess election and ordination passes for presbyteries approval.

General Assembly

Frank S White Becomes Alabama Senator in Washington

Frank S White of Birmingham took the oath as U S Senator to succeed Joseph F Johnston. He won a popular election after the Senate refused to seat Frank P Glass following Alabama Governor appointment.

Washington Frank Ss. White Birmingham Ala Joseph F. Johnston Mr. White Senate Frank P. Glass Alabama

Mayor Curley Seeks Major Neponset Improvements

Mayor Curley addresses Neponset Improvement Association at Minot School in Neponset. He pledges to cut overhead, push fireproof pauper housing, pave streets, and seek 800000 dollars to convert private lanes to public streets while promising park and beach upgrades at Tenean with new sanitaries and better bathhouses.

Boston Curley Neponset Improvement Association Minot School Neponset Mayor Curley Lawley Tenean Beach Four Hills Louis K. Rourke Frank I. Wilkins Sanford Bates Richard Lynch Father McKeon Matthew Cummings Sinking Fund Commission

Mayor Curley Promises Audit Co operation on Local Improvements

The mayor pledged to work with the auditors’ association on improving Tenean beach and extending Old Colony Avenue Boulevard. He supports construction of a proposed million dollar bridge over the Neponset to replace the old span and the building of a new street from Granite Avenue to Neponset Avenue to create a boulevard linking to Brockton.

Curley Tenean Beach Old Colony Avenue Neponset Granite Avenue Neponset Avenue Brockton

Fall River Moulders End Strike at Mechanics Foundry

The moulders at the Mechanics' Foundry and Machine Co. returned to work after a strike begun yesterday. The settlement improves working conditions for all moulders and ends the labor action in Fall River.

Fall River Mechanics’ Foundry & Machine Co

Riis Resting More Comfortably at Barre Home

May 22 report says Jacob A Riis, critically ill at his summer home in Barre, is more comfortable after a difficult night. Attending physician notes his general condition unchanged.

Barre Jacob A. Riis

Gompers Testifies in Socialist Relations Debate in New York

Samuel Gompers AF of L president testified before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations in New York City Hall. He faced questions from Socialist leader Morris Hillquit regarding the merits of the AFL and the Socialist party amid a public debate.

New York Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Morris Hillquit Socialist Party United States Commission On Industrial Relations

Gompers Defends AFL Roles and Labor Capital Divide

The interview covers AFL aims and methods with Mr. Gompers outlining AFL strength in national and local unions and its activity in politics. He rejects a general wage law while endorsing honest investment and notes no harmony between capital and labor. Ettor of the I W W backs private arbitration and opposes civic duty participation.

Gompers American Federation of Labor Hillquit Mr. Gompers Federation Socialist Party National Civic Federation Andrew Carnegie Joseph J. Ettor Industrial Workers of the World

Tenant Sues for Libel in New Hampshire Case

A libel suit for 2000 dollars was filed by Thomas F Murphy against former landlord Harry Stevens in Concord New Hampshire. Murphy contends Stevens accused him of leaving the tenement in bad condition after vacating. The landlord allegedly posted signs blaming Murphy and family for the state of the house.

Concord N. H Thomas F. Murphy Harry Stevens Stevens Murphy T'E House Rotten

Cupid Steals Bride From Thompson's Spa Veil

Miss Freda Siebeneicher of Norfolk and Boston ties the knot with James Edward Griffin of Carteret New Jersey in the Little Church Around the Corner. They depart for the Panama Canal Zone on honeymoon and will live in New Jersey after returning.

Cupid Thompson's Spa Freda Siebeneicher State Street Boston New York City James Edward Griffin Brookline Carteret N. J Panama Canal Zone New Jersey Miss Siebeneicher Spa Trousseau White Rocks Norfolk New York Siebeneicher Henrietta Siebeneicher Hillside Zorau Brandenburg Germany Mr. Griffin Edwin C. Griffin Newton Thompson's W. F. A. Sachs Olga Miss Leibeneicher Mrs. Griffin Orange Wellesley College

Old inventor dead in Manchester Wisconsin May 2

Horace John Wickiam an inventor of gun and envelope making machinery died at his home in Manchester Wisconsin aged 75. He pioneered the Hartford Manchester and Rockville Tramway Company and served as its general manager for a period.

Manchester, Wonn Horace John Wickiam Hartford Manchester Rockville

Verdict for defendant in Bjornquist suit vs Boston & Albany

Judge Morton of the United States District Court ordered a verdict for the defendant yesterday in the damages case brought by Charles J Bjornquist against the Boston & Albany railroad over the loss of two legs.

Morton United States District Court Charles J. Bjornquist Boston & Albany Railroad

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