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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1903

Page

10

Immigrants a Danger Says Rev Dr Henson

The Rev Dr Henson at the Boston Baptist Union festival warned immigrants threaten liberty and church life. He urged Americans be plain Americans and oppose foreign influence, urging lawfulness and separation of church and state amid a large Tremont Temple audience.

Henson United States America Europe Tiber Pp. S. Henson D. D Hanson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn Boston Baptist Union Tremont Temple Dr. Henson

Across the Atlantic Dr Price Aims to Reach 900 Voyages

New York October 6 Surgeon Brice, age seventy seven, aboard the White Star liner Germanic, holds a record for ocean voyaging. He has crossed the Atlantic 84 times and estimates a total water travel of 2,500,000 miles. He recalls Prince John Van Buren’s death and provides memories of Rufus Choate and Halifax care, noting no cure for seasickness.

London Rudyard Kipling New York Atlantic Dr. Brice Olds Brice Prince John van Buren England Queen Victoria Scotia John van Buren Rufus Choate Halifax

Another Dynamite Outrage On Northern Pacific

Helena Mont Oct 6 The Northern Pacific suffered another dynamite attack last night as an extra west bound freight, three miles west of Birdseye, a station eight miles west of Helena, exploded damaging track portions and blowing off the engine pilot and headlight. The engineer stopped the train in time to prevent it being ditched. No one hurt.

Helena Mont Northern Pacific Birdseye

Chinamen Explore Possible Move From Chinatown Amid Feud

Boston residents in Chinatown discuss relocating due to Highbinder feuds and Friday night murder. Assistants patrol Oxford place while lawyers plan property sales and a large tenement block shifts hands in South Boston. Chinatown residents weigh North End Chelsea as potential new homes amid growing tension and real estate shifts.

Chinatown Boston North End South Boston Chelsea Oxford Place Beach Street Dunn Crittenton Hep Sing Tong Society Massachusetts Israel South

Colored Citizens Seek Board Seat in Cambridge Education

A group of Cambridge colored women campaigns to elect a colored person to the Cambridge School Board this fall. They have organized meetings with officers president Mrs W W Bryant vice president Mrs M J Harrell treasurer Mrs William Morrison and secretary Mrs Crutchfield. Rev J Henry Duckrey Mt Olive Baptist Church, a library trustee, is the favored candidate though he has not declared his position. The group votes independence from Democratic or nonpartisan alignments. Duckrey is a Democrat.

State House Republic Grace B. Williams Howard Lincoln Grant Henson William T. McElveen Congregational Church Cambridge University City W. W. Bryant M. J. Harrell William Morrison Crutchfield J. Henry Dockrey Mt. Olive Baptist Church Duckrey

Sailors' Haven Concerts Resume With Opening Night

Next Monday at 7:45 p m the Sailors' Haven on Water Street Charles Town hosts the season opener led by Rev P W Sprague rector of St John's Char lestown and his parish. Friends plan to raise 60000 for a new building to replace the cramped old facility.

Sailors’ Haven Water Street Charlestown P. W. Sprague St. John’s Episcopal Church Haven

Zion Church meeting disturbance verdict in Superior Court

William M. Trotter editor of the Guardian and Granville Martin found guilty in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Sherman for disturbing a Zion A. M. E. Church meeting where Booker T. Washington spoke on July 3. Bernard Charles was acquitted. sentence to be announced later.

William M. Trotter the Guardian Granville Martin Bernard Charles Superior Criminal Court Sherman Zion A. M. &. Church South End Booker T. Washington Trotter Martin Charles

National Cotton Spinners Address Child Labor Question

At Encampment Hall 724 Washington street delegates from over 33 textile districts met for the 26th annual convention of the National Cotton Spinners Association. President Duggan opened proceedings praising growth and organization while urging focus on child labor laws as mills employ underage workers. The second day session begins at 9 this morning.

National Cotton Spinners’ Association Encampment Hall Washington Street New England New York New Jersey Duggan

Farley to testify on blackmail by walking delegates

Henry Farley, once a chum and fellow walking delegate with Sam Parks, has turned State's evidence. He plans to plead guilty when arraigned Friday before Judge Iewburger in General Sessions. Farley faces perjury indictment for falsely testifying for Parks at the recent trial.

Sam Parks GHAM New York Henry Farley Farley Lwewburger Parks

In Memory of Herbert Washington at St Johns Church

Memorial service for Herbert Washington at St Johns Church in Washington featured a purple draped ambassadorial pew and chancel pillars. Attending dignitaries included President Roosevelt with family and military aides, plus Arthur Raikes representing King Edward.

Washington St. John’s Church Sir Michael Lady Herbert Army Navy Marine Corps Roland Cotton Smith Roosevelt Roosevelt, Accompanied By Mrs. Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt Loeb Symonds Cowles Chopin Arthur S. Raikes King Edward

Dr. Clark Plans World Tour to New Zealand and Australia

Dr Francis E Clark, president of the World's Christian Endeavor Union, will sail in a few weeks on a globe circling mission. He will visit New Zealand Australia Tasmania Honolulu Samoa and return via Europe and Great Britain to attend a Christian Endeavor convention in London next May.

Francis E. Clark Christian Endeavor Union New Zealand Australia Tasmania Clark Honolulu Samoa America Great Britain

Mitchell 10 Attend Chelsea Carnival in Lincoln Hall

A labor carnival and union exhibit will be held under the Central Labor Union in Lincoln Hall Chelsea from November 17 to 21. It aims to showcase a full line of union made goods and labels with displays from unions not yet affiliated. Opening night features a monster parade with about 3000 participants and talks by Benjamin Tillet and John Mitchell.

Central Labor Union Lincoln Hall Chelsea Massachusetts Benjamin Tillet Trades Unions of Great Britain John Mitchell D. J. Scully John J. Little Thomas Hughes A. B. Outram M. A. Driscoll Janes Blyth C. W. McKinley John F. Griffin

Old Colony Steamboat Launched from Chelsea Shipyard

The Old Colony, likely the last steamboat built in Chelsea, slid from Montgomery's shipyard at 11 in the forenoon amid cheers from East Boston onlookers. Miss Eva Galiano christened the vessel with a wine bottle, declaring the name aloud as steam whistles rang. The ship will be towed to the Atlantic yard for machinery fitting before entering service between Boston and Plymouth.

Old Colony Chelsea Montgomery East Boston Eva Galiano J. T. Galiano Hull Atlantic Boston Plymouth

Endeavorers Meet at Barre in State Union Convention

Barre Vermont October 6 The town hosts 300 Christian Endeavor delegates for the 18th annual State Union convention. The Baptist Church opens with a praise service led by George Ingliss and a quiet hour run by W R Moody. Evening services move to the Opera House to accommodate a large audience as W R Moody and Rev James Alexander address attendees.

W. R. Moody East Northfield Mass James Alexander Newport N. H The New Hampshire Christian Endeavor Union

Ninth Regiment Banquet Arrangements Promised Oct 11

Final meeting of the banquet committee for the Ninth Regiment M V M to be held Oct 2 in Yorktown 1881 visit. session set at Brigham's Hotel Washington Street Sunday Oct 11 at 8 p m. Committee includes Captains Cronin Ford and others and privates Armstrong Riley Crowley plus NCOs.

Yorktown Brigham’s Hotel Washington Street Pp. H. Cronin L. J. Ford J. H. Ettridge D. J. Sexton J. J. Healey J. B. Murray Fred A. Robinson A. L. Armstrong Ff. Riley M.D. Crowley

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