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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
3
About 2000 workers at the New York New Haven Hartford car shops in Readville will shift to an eight hour day five days a week, cutting weekly hours by 14. The change raises lunch from 25 minutes to one hour and affects machinists, repairers, mechanics, polishers, buffers, iron workers and others.
Fifty cadets from the Columbia Park Boys' Club of San Francisco toured London as guests of Sir Thomas Lipton. Two Boston boys joined the group. From London they traveled to Southampton and boarded the yacht Erin sailing to Portsmouth to view Nelson's flagship Victory.
The Pope welcomed about 200 attendees this morning including 20 or more Americans. He appeared in good health and spoke clearly, blessing the visitors for their filial piety. In the afternoon he received many Viennese pilgrims with the Austrian ambassador in Consistorial Hall.
Los Angeles May 2 A W Furstenau a Denver naturalist says Catalina Island holds queer wonders He claims to have found a fish with four legs and a horn on its nose and a new species of crab with two large feet unlike its kindred
Impressive memorial services for Edward W. Kinsley Post 113 veterans were held at Sears Chapel Brookline. Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Marsh Ferris led the march and 39 of 103 comrades attended along with a robed choir and floral tributes. Reverend Thomas Van Ness preached on duties to the union and warned against new disunion threats from labor agitation and foreign-born communities.
The piece questions legislative action that heightens disruption to cooperation and union. It urges Californians to uphold duties to other states and humanity, recalling a historic debate on state rights versus national obligations and patriotism.
Captain George D. Yeaton of the Charlestown station is confined at Corey Hill Hospital with a rheumatic affliction of one foot. He may be under treatment for some time. He endures considerable pain at times but is comfortable and progressing well.
The Rev. Charles Edward Spaulding of Highlands Methodist-Episcopal Church Dorchester conducted a memorial service for Queen Victoria at his church last evening.
Memorial exercises for the men of 61 and 98 were held at the Charlestown Navy Yard with over 1000 attendees. Congressman James M. Curley delivered the Spanish War oration praising mothers, while G. A. R. ceremonies honored aboard the Constitution. Brunswick officials and veterans observed with readings, music, and flowers cast for unknown dead.
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