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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1916
Page
4
Yee Tid pleaded guilty in court to organizing a Chinese lottery, was fined 50 dollars, appealed the judgment, and then walked out without comment. Reporters were denied any reaction as he maintained imperturbable dignity.
Edward Meacom 76, president of George E. Meacom Company, druggists, died from coal gas in his Peabody room when a stove leaked. His son Edward H. Meacom 60 was overcome but saved. both were found by family. Dr E M Barney called for a pulmator. elder man died, son treated at Peabody Hospital and later reported out of danger.
The statement asserts that by such action the great mass of laboring people many of whom have been estranged can be won back to the church. It frames outreach as a method to reclaim working class parishioners.
The Right Rev Edwin Lines of Newark declares it a great mistake to bind the church’s fortunes to the privileged classes, urging a broader, more inclusive approach.
A quotation critiques opponents who claim to resist many church movements while opposing any movement at all. The speaker notes that true stance reveals itself in willingness to adapt and seek progress within the church.
President H. A. Garfield of Williams College, son of President Garfield, wrote to Mayor Curley that he cannot attend the Wilson day activities at Tremont Temple on October 28. E. A. Filene will be the principal speaker. A torchlight parade will precede the meeting.
In Milwaukee on October 20 Dr Wade H Frost and Dr Henry M Bracken spoke at the American Association meeting on infantile paralysis. They said the disease origin and transmission remain unclear and no discoveries have been made.
Hadwin Adams seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Justin Adams of 41 Bellingham Street Chelsea died yesterday at the Children's Hospital Brighton from infantile paralysis.
The October 21 issue of The Literary Digest presents a leading article asserting the U S government’s rights in a current situation. It includes editorial opinions from major American and English newspapers and comments by Colonel Roosevelt Hudson Maxim of the Naval Consulting Board and Henry Reuterdahl on naval matters.
In Suffolk court Judge Fox hears Anna M. Kurtz sue for desertion from Charles H. Kurtz, Adams Express clerk earning 56 a month after marriage in Boston on July 11, 1911. She says she cannot recognize him now. decree nisi granted.
A stable fire at Michael Haley’s stable on Suffolk and Willow streets in Chelsea killed nine horses. One horse was rescued. The stable and horses were valued at about 3500 dollars, insured. Cause not determined.
St Louis October 20. Church leaders urged the Protestant Episcopal General Convention to avoid political schemes and to enlarge church work among the masses in a joint meeting of its houses.
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