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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1902

Page

8

Memorial Day Baseball Schedule in Greater Boston

Memorial Day events list Inter scholastic League games across Greater Boston with Somerville High at Tufts Oval Cambridge Manual and Dorchester High at Locust Street grounds. Other matches include Newton High at Newton and Brighton High at Brighton with several evening games at M Street, South End, Wakefield and Cambridge fields.

Greater Boston Somerville High Cambridge Manual Tufts Oval A. m. Dorchester High English High Locust Street Grounds Prookline High Boston Latin South End Preparatory Ague Newton High Ballou Hobigand Newton Brighton High Watertown High Brighton Wakefield High Lowell Textile Wakefield A. m. Dean Academy Cushing Academy Franklin Cambridge High Cambridge Latin Cambridge Strandway A. A Shamrock A M Street P. m Dorchester Hydro Park Nightingale Field P. m. Arctic A. A University Citys Cambridge Field P. m. Assumption Catholic Association South Quincy

Orators Set to Address G A R Posts Across Massachusetts

Clergymen and officials will speak to G A R posts in multiple cities including Ware Manchester Boston Hudson Forest Hills Cemetery Boston Springfield Cambridge Barre Woburn Georgewa Webster Uxbridge Taunton Athol and more. Speakers include Rev James Boyle Rev Herbert White Rev J A Pardee Major A A Powers and others delivering addresses at posts and memorials.

Massachusetts James Boyle Pittsfield J. W. Lawton Ware Herbert White Beverly Allen Manchester J. A. Pardee Boston G. K.warren Bos A. A. Powers Reno Hudson W. W. Bustard Roxbury Thomas G. Stevenson Forest Hills Cemetery Thomas Maxwell Charles Russell Lowell Wiliam Schofield Malden BH. K. Wilcox Springfield Rev Robert A. Bell Shaw Monument Mayor McNamee Cambridge

Unitarian Speakers Address Philippine War and Faith

Unitarian speakers at Tremont Temple discuss religious education, belief, and duty amid debates over the Philippines. The gathering features remarks from F. O. Hall, Thomas R. Slicer, and others on freedom plus faith, doubt, and the role of Unitarians in public life.

Hall Thomas R. Slicer New York

Rethods for the Religious Education of the Young

The Unitarian Sunday School Society discusses methods at King's Chapel. President Einward Horton opens, reviewing the Sunday school movement and its contrast with older methods. Henry Pritchett of MIT argues education is a shared cause and Sunday schools must supplement other schools.

Unitarian Sunday School Society The Unitarian Sunday School Society

Free Religious Association Passes Philippine Resolutions

The Free Religious Association held its annual meeting at Parker Memorial and elected officers for the year. Resolutions condemning the Philippine War, introduced by Rev. Frothingham and debated with amendments, were adopted after a lengthy discussion with notable support and opposition.

Free Religious Association Unitarian Association The Parker Memorial Edwin D. Mead Albert Parsons Lexington Ednah D. Cheney Win D. Mead Felix Adler Julia Wardone George Hoadley William M. Salter Solomon Schindler Benjamin F. Underwood Moncure D. Conway Minot J. Savage Alfred W. Martin Eliza A. Youmans William H. Hamlin Albert S. Parsons A. J. Wilcox John C. Haynes Edward Cummings Frank O. Hall Carolina H. Huidobro Henry Berkowitz George Willis Cooke Anna D. Hallowell James H. West Thomas Wentworth Higginson Charles Paul R. Frothingham Rabbi Fleischer Unitarians Frothingham T. W. Curtis C. W. Wendte Signorita Huidobro T. W. H Nson James Hest Richard P. Hallowell Mr. Haynes

Unitarian Association Moral Education Meeting Summary

The Fourth day of the American Unitarian Association anniversary week featured devotional services at King's Chapel led by Rev. E Bealagood of Brattleboro. Massachusetts Moral Education Association heard opening address by Rev. Mary T. Whitney with speakers including Senorita Huidobro and Prof Harriette J. Cooke. The Unitarian Historical Society met in Channing Hall with Prof T. G. Masaryk winning the address on Los Von Rom. Massachusetts ministers heard Rev G A Staples at South Congregational Church on Protestant church decline and class exclusion from worship.

American Unitarian Association King’s Chapel BE. Q Brattleboro Moral Education Association of Massachusetts Mary T. Whitney Senorita Huidobro William T. McBlveen Harriette J. Cooke Hull

Declination of Knox Swells Fifth District Nomination Fight

William S. Knox withdraws as Republican candidate for Congress in the fifth district. The race tightens with potential nominations on both sides. On the Republican side Lowell figures Captain Thomas Talbot or Colonel Butler Ames as contenders. Democratic contenders include Senator John T. Sparks of Lowell ex-Mayor Alexander B. Bruce of Lawrence and ex-Senator G W Currier of Methuen.

William S. Knox Congress Knox Joseph J. Flynn Butler Ames Lowell Pickman Thomas Talbot Republican State Committee Philippine Islands John T. Sparks Alexander B. Bruce Lawrence G. W. Currier Methuen Sparks Senate Bruce Currier House

Engineers Reception At Boston Museum Of Fine Arts

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers hosted a reception for 700 members and guests at the Museum of Fine Arts in Copley Square as it holds its annual meeting in Boston. Notables from the local committee and numerous states attended, with a fine musical program by 12 members of the Symphony Orchestra conducted by Gustav Strube.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers Museum of Fine Arts Copley Square Society Boston Charles J. H. Woodbury Woodbury Gardner C. Anthony Tufts College Ira N. Hollis Cambridge Cecil H. Peabod Brookline Edward P. Robinson Malden Edwin D. Mellen Virginia Ohio New York Washington Art Museum Symphony Gustav Strube Raust Tannhauser Nevins Edward Robinson C. J. H. Woodbury F. Hyer James Dodge George R. Stetson H. S. Pritchett Samuel D. Warren Hedwig M. Biewald Martha Biewald Alice Brooks Margaret W. Brooks Carla

Two Chelsea men held for grand jury in Broaday Chelsea fire

Leonard C. Lewis and Martin J. Dolan were arraigned in Chelsea Police Court on the May 13 fire that destroyed several buildings valued at 65 000 at Broadway and Parker streets. Both pleaded not guilty waived examination and were held in bonds for the grand jury.

Chelsea Leonard C. Lewis Broadway Parker Streets Martin J. Dolan Lea Lewis

Philadelphia Oyster House Ad Promises All-Night Service

An old ad for the Philadelphia Oyster House at 11 Koveeland Street offers sea foods, fish, lobsters, cutters, steaks and chops. It touts a "Steter salad" for 20 cents and claims to be the best in the city, open all night and Sunday.

Philadelphia

Fisherman challenges Shaw for beach claim at Salisbury

Newburyport May 29 The Hon E P Shaw seeks ejectment against fisherman Charles A Buzzell who has pitched a 6 by 12 foot tent on Salisbury Beach in front of Hotel Cushing. Ownership of the beachfront is disputed between Shaw's Commune association and the town of Salisbury. Buzzell vows to stay despite legal action and hints at opening a dine‑in tent with seafood from his wife.

Buzzell Salisbury Beach Newburyport E. P. Shaw Congress Charles A. Buzzell Shaw Salisbury Ed’ Shaw Mr. Buzzell Cushing Worthy Mont Pelee EB. P. Shaw C. A. Buzzell

German Workingmen's Association Gymnastic Exhibition Draws Huge Crowd

Over a thousand spectators watched the German Workingmen's Association exhibition at Arbeiter Hall led by Louis Schmitt. Miss Anna Becker starred as queen of summer with 30 child fairies, and Otto Kuntz won high jump at 5 feet 3 inches before dances closed the program.

Arbeiter Hall Louis Schmitt Anna Becker Otto Kuntz Roslindale Fair of the Germania Society

GOACHMAN FELL DEAD

James Cushing, coachman for Francis W. Lawrence of the Brookline National Bank, died instantly yesterday afternoon while driving a coupe on Beacon Street with Mrs. Lawrence as the sole occupant. Near the scene the driver met his sudden end in a peculiar manner, leaving details to be learned.

James Cushing Francis W. Lawrence Brookline National Bank Beacon Street Mrs. Lawrence Carleton Street Cushing

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G. A.R Norman W. W. Blackmar Simpson Charles Crowley Warren Henry 8. Fisher Commander Post Dunshee & Hill George O. Whipple Hawkes J. H Pearson Bates James E. Crogan Bissonnette John Mahoney Norman Photo Co A. A. Pope William H. Bartlett Taunton E. J. Clark D. D Parker Athol Philippines Hale Julia Wardowe F. O. Hall Universalist Church Tremont Temple John D. Long Courtenay Guild Long Oliver Wendell Holmes Navy Dewey Manila Herbert Parker National Senate Hoar Irving Hale Denver Col Atlantic Pacific United States Army Cuba United States B. D. Eerdmans University of Leyden Holland Slicer Moral Education Association Historical Society G. A. Staples Brilliant Company Dolan Goachman
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