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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
5
Charles Edward Russell Socialist candidate for New York governor will headline a Fanueil Hall gathering tonight. The event protests recent arrests of Russians in America charged with thefts from the Russian treasury.
In Newport Rhode Island on September 8 in the presence of Mrs Julia Ward Howe the venerable authoress 1200 naval apprentices sang the Star Spangled Banner The annual drill competition for the silver cup presented by Colonel C N S Robinson and Fidward J Berwind was held at the naval training station A company led by Chief Gunner's Mate Harvey scored 87 of 100 to win the trophy.
F W Rosenberg of Springfield chaired the bi annual Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union convention rally in Chipman Hall with a Springfield delegation expected for the Springfield event September 27 to 29. Miss Anna Charrier the Angel of the Shrine will sing at Shawmut Avenue Mission Sunday night. Frank Curtis of Good Cheer is the gospel speaker. Rev John Garlan of Atlantic Methodist opens sermons Sunday with Why Do People Stay Away From Church and Why Do People Go to Church. Bishop Lawrence presides as Andrew and a Halifax congress attendee Hubert Carleton receive honorary doctorates at Windsor.
Premier Canalejas says Spain's reply to the Vatican note offers little beyond generalities and assurances that the church question is not involved. He expects Madrid Holy See negotiations to stall until the Cortes session. The padlock bill would block new religious establishments until Concordat revision or new law.
A meeting at Cambridge mayor office led by William F. Brooks aims to plan a memorial for Rev. Thomas Scully P R late pastor of St Marys Church Cambridge. The group previously raised about 1800 dollars for the memorial and now the general committee proposes to move forward and place the memorial near the new Cambridgeport Gym at Prospect and Harvard streets Cambridge.
One egg and butter mixture with milk molasses raisins citron and spice forms a cake base. Filling combines orange lemon and sugar between layers with whipped cream. A cream dessert uses milk eggs sugar and cornstarch with vanilla. Miss Id Yorke of Biddeford offers a basic custard variant.
Deputy Chief Grady and Second Deputy Chief Peter J. McDonough in the city Fire Department were granted salary increases yesterday after Mayor Fitz-Berald approved the recommendation from Acting Fire Commissioner Francis Carroll. Grady’s pay rose from 2400 to 3000 dollars annually and McDonough from 2200 to 2500, with Chief Mullen set at 4000 dollars per year.
O Hearn aged 105 days in Worcester dies at the Franciscan Home for the Aged from bronchitis. He was noted as possibly the oldest man in Massachusetts and had long boasted of heavy smoking and drinking habits.
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