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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
12
The Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell of Pleasant Street Congregational Church Arlington proposes all non-Catholic churches in town unite to form one large church pooling their issues and collaborating on religious and social work. He described the plan with enthusiasm last night.
Reverend Bushnell urges Protestants to pool resources and form a central federation church led by a trustees board. The plan envisions one grand building with two large halls for simultaneous services, pooled funds for maintenance and charity, and optional baptism rites allowing joint services while preserving distinct sect identities. He cites Phillips Brooks as a possible unifying leader and says suburbs could trial the concept.
Republican candidate Walker spoke on electric railway policy in western Massachusetts. He urged railroads develop electric systems and opposed exclusive railroad control, criticizing Governor Foss and advocating state involvement only if nonrail firms build. He praised railroads fostering development and fended off claims of bluffing.
John Hays Hammond president of the National League of Republican Clubs praised President Taft as a man and a statesman at the New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs convention in Trenton. He predicted victory for the national and state Republican tickets in November. The league adopted a resolution endorsing Taft's administration.
Judge Bruce in Malden warned Mrs. Samuel Pashansky that her leadership of a kosher meat strike and the price agitation should end. He heard her complaint against her husband for non support and ordered Pashansky to pay the probation officer four dollars weekly for his family's support.
In U S District Court Judge Morton directed a verdict for the defendant in the Jacob Tom versus Nichols Fifield Shoe Machinery Company case alleging injuries from defendant machinery.
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