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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1895
Page
5
The record lists numerous attendees including Rev. D. T. Finneran and Hon. T. J. Garn, with many Sir Knights from Boston area lodges named. Names span clergy, military, and civic figures, mapping a large assembly across multiple chapters.
A Catholic banquet in Boston honors Archbishop Williams and invokes George Washington to proclaim civic duty. Speakers urge Irish Catholic unity, loyalty to America, and a nonpartisan stand in government service while upholding religious liberty and high citizenship standards.
Mr. Gargan praises Abraham Lincoln as a great commoner and statesman. He contrasts Lincoln with Washington, recounts Lincoln’s humble beginnings, his battles against slavery, and his enduring legacy including the Gettysburg Address. The oration links Lincoln to American ideals and national resilience.
Colonel Henry A. Thomas, speaking for Governor Greenhalge, urges Massachusetts as birthplace of liberty to lead in progress and civilization. He cites Pilgrim heritage, patriotism, and public education as foundations, stressing that all citizens share allegiance to the flag and must pursue forward, nonprejudiced politics.
A lengthy oration by John B Murphy addressing Knights of Columbus on patriotism, faith, and national unity. He honors Columbus, Plymouth Rock founders, and Lincoln, urging charity, education, and family values to preserve American liberty and Christian culture among diverse races.
The new Methodist Episcopal Church on Mt Vernon street Watertown was dedicated with large attendance. The building cost about 50000 dollars, granite exterior with red and gray tones, cross shaped plan, seating 800 in the church and 300 in the adjoining Sunday school. Memorial windows honor Leonard and Caroline Whitney and Oliver Shaw.
Mayor Curtis of Boston addresses a crowd praising Columbus for discovering America and shaping western history. He notes debates on birthdates and sainthood but centers on courage, exploration, and the enduring impact of Columbus and the European Christian legacies on the hemisphere.
A concise homage honors his greatness as a man and his service in linking the old and new worlds. It highlights his legacy of unity, cultural exchange, and efforts to bridge diverse communities across continents. The tribute emphasizes enduring impact and shared human endeavor.
Vincent J. Rogers aged 62 of East Boston died after collapse near Chambers and Green streets en route to Massachusetts General Hospital. He had been admitted for cancer treatment. Medical Examiner Harria to examine the body to determine cause.
Robert Turnbull a 50 year old laborer of No 3 Dallas Place working on a new building near Devonshire and State streets fell into an elevator well landing in the cellar about sixty feet below He sustained a severe neck injury and internal injuries He was taken to City Hospital and at a late hour last night was resting comfortably with no immediate danger.
The Chickatawbut Club met at Young's Hotel last evening with seventy two members and guests. Vice President H B Blackwell presided as communications were read from Actin Secretary of State A A Adee and others. The Hon Malcolm Chance sent in a communication. Secretary of the Commonwealth W M Olin spoke followed by Congressman elect Knowles Congressman Atwood Captain Jack Adams and others.
A letter from Harry J Mooney the travelling shoemaker reports his start from this city weeks ago to visit state capitals making shoes for each Governor of the United States and President Cleveland. Mooney is currently in Baltimore Maryland.
Fall River receives franchise rights from Scranton in a late October Eastern League action. The deal involves payment and division of authority between parties, with the transfer noted by the Scranton Baseball Association on October 22.
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