Attacks on Prof James Books Stir Imm. Conception Sermon
In a sermon at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Rev. Walter Drum criticizes Harvard Professor James for pragmatism, arguing truth and right change with expediency except for 2 plus 2 equals four. He cites a Syracuse University student following Earp and warns Catholic students against the philosophy ahead of Pentecost.
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James
Harvard College
Walter M. Drum
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Drum
Syracuse University
Earp
University of Syracuse
Harvard
Festival to Aid Destitute Catholic Children
The annual festival to aid the Home for Destitute Catholic Children will take place Monday May 31 at Mechanics' building. The Ladies Aid Society of the home oversees the event with parish tables and an entertaining program planned by the children under Miss Rose I Byrne.
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Mechanics’ Building
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Home
Rose I. Byrne
Boston Elkdom
Boston Lodge
Elks of New England
New England
Theer
Draper
Frothingham
Hibbard
Mechanics
Teel
Higgins
Rhode Island
Luke D. Mullen
Charles A. Kelley
Joseph F. Mellyn
James P. Murphy
William Penn
Charles H. Cole
Daniel Sheehan
Patrick F. O’keefe
Walter E. Knight
J. W. Reardon
Joseph Rae
Mongolian Safely Reaches Port After Ice Bondage
The Allan Line steamer Mongolian arriving in Halifax after three days trapped in ice off St. John’s N F. She carried water in her forepeak her propeller blade smashed and her bows and sides painted torn from the ordeal.
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Halifax
N. S
Allan Line
Glasgow
Liverpool
St. John's
N. F
Cymric Wireless Update From Atlantic Voyage
A wireless message from the steamer Cymric bound from Queenstown to Boston says at 2 20 p m the vessel was 245 miles east of Boston Light. Arrival expected around 8 00 a m today as it nears port.
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Cymric
Queenstown
Boston
Boston Light
Hammond Goes to See Taft in Washington
John Hays Hammond arrived in New York from Lakewood New Jersey and went to Washington after a telegram from President Taft. Hammond said he sought no government post and does not desire a diplomatic career but would consider the minister to China offer as a high compliment.
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New York
John Hays Hammond
Boston Post
China
Lakewood
N. J
Washington
Taft
Hammond
Howells The Mother and the Father explores parent love
A short study of three pivotal hours in a daughter's life, told through a mother and father who endure birth marriage and death. Howells renders their joy fear longing and grief showing love as a force shaping each moment and memory. Published by Harpers, release anticipated around the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dean Howells
Mr. Howells
Father
Harpers
Hale praises honest politicians and civic involvement
Alderman Hale argues politics is a noble profession and a businesslike venture when honest. He condemns pessimists, urges citizen interest in city affairs, supports party competition, and critiques economy measures while stressing value of practical reform.
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Hale
Boston
Hibbard
Charlestown
Pinkham Cure Testimonials from Camden and Gardiner
Camden New Jersey and Gardiner Maine women report relief from headaches back pain weakness and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Each testimonial highlights recovery from female ailments including inflammation ulcers irregularities and bearing down feelings with claims of avoiding surgery.
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Camden, N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Mrs
W. P. Valentine
Lincoln Avenue
Camden
N. J
Cycle Meets Car In Crash At Commonwealth Avenue
Newton report says Charles S. Burnham aged about 65 of 31 Myrtle Street Waltham was struck from his motorcycle by a car on Commonwealth Avenue while racing a Boston bound Auburndale car. He suffered a fractured leg several rib injuries and a scalp wound. He tried to turn onto Lowell Avenue into the trolley line.
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Newton
Charles $. Burnham
Myrtle Street
Waltham
Burnham
Auburndale
Commonwealth Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Mrs Edith King Davis Dies in San Francisco
Mrs Edith King Davis daughter of the noted divine and writer Rev Thomas Starr King died yesterday in San Francisco. She was a native of Boston.
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Edith King Davis
Thomas Starr King
San Francisco
Davis
Boston
Fitzgeralds Charter Plan Seeks Three-Man Finance Commission
Ex mayor Fitzgerald promotes a three member Finance Commission to audit the Metropolitan District Commission and city finances across Boston area towns. He criticizes the referendum as a sham and attacks Nathan Matthews and committee of 100 figures while urging a governor appointee, Boston mayor appointee, and metropolitan town leaders to form the panel. He cites Lynn Watertown and Chelsea as examples of inadequate oversight.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Trimben Draper
Massachusetts
Nathan Matthews
Committee of 100
Finance Commission
Metropolitan District Commission
Lynn
Watertown
Chelsea
Canoe Upset Sparks Rescue at Spy Pond
Walter Jackson and James Stevens of Cambridge fell from their overturned canoe at Spy Pond Arlington. Irving Sampson of Boston, on the Arlington Boat Club dock, rowed out and saved both men who could not swim. This marks Sampson’s second rescue in a year.
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Arlington
Walter Jackson
James Stevens
Cambridge
Spy Pond
Irving Sampson
Dover Street
Boston
Arlington Boat Club
Sampson
No Place for City Bandits in 1915 Sermon
Rev. Francis H. Rowley warned at the First Baptist Church that in 1915 Boston must expel officials he called bandits who have robbed the city. He urged citizens to reject corruption and demand honest leadership.
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Francis H. Rowley
First Baptist Church
Boston
Labor unions report wage gains and hours cuts in Boston
Steam shovellers and dredgemen report improved work in the district and aim for a 9 hour day. Knights of Labor freight handlers and related crews anticipate higher pay and shorter hours. Various union meetings address Hebrew locals, hatter donations, membership gains, outings, and outreach to curb swindlers. Major speakers arrive for machinists and Bartenders unions events.
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Washington Street
Knights of Labor
Roundhouse
Boston
Typographical Union
Faneuil Hall
Hyman Rosenson
New York
International Typographical Union
Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Longshoremen's Trade Council
Werson
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly, R. of L
Michael White
Alexander Ryan
John Iarrington
Foss
Union 74
Frank B. Monaghan
Roxbury
Steam Engineers’ Union
James O'Connell
Washington
Machinists
A. F. of L
A. F. of L. Metal Trades Department
Thomas L. Wilson
Cheyenne
Wyo
International Alliance of Stotes and Restaurant
Garity
P. J. Coyle
Frank Hughes
Medford
The
Brotherhood of Railroad and Station Employees
Greenfield
Haymarket Square Transfers Shake Crowded Subways
Confusion and heavy transfers mark the opening of new sub passageways at Haymarket square station as crowds adjust to the link between the subway and tunnel stations. Inspectors aided flow while extra guards prepared for today’s rush to ease congestion at North station and the transfer corridors.
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Haymarket Square
Union
Friend
Boston & Northern
Boston
Boston Elevated
Cambridge
Charlestown
Somerville
Pleasant
Park Street
Subway
Scollay Square
Friend Street
Union Station
Chelsea
Revere
North Station
Evolution Convention Discusses Evolution Influence on Faith
The 42d annual convention of the Free Religious Association of America meets in this city on Thursday and Friday. A Thursday business session and officer elections are held at the Twentieth Century Club on Joy Street. Friday morning features a discussion on the influence of evolution on religious thought with Col T W Higginson Mrs Anna Garlin Spencer Professor Nathaniel Schmidt William M Salter and Rev Edward Cummings among participants.
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The
Free Religious Association of America
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
T. W. Higginson
Anna Garlin Spencer
Nathaniel Schmidt
William M. Salter
Edward Cummings
Health talk by Dr. Cabot to Hecht Alliance
Dr. Richard C. Cabot of Massachusetts General Hospital spoke at the Hecht Civic Alliance Club on Charles Street West End yesterday afternoon. He addressed disease prevention before about 50 attendees.
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Richard C. Cabot
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hecht Civic Alliance Club
Charles Street
West End
Cabot
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