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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
7
David Callahan, his wife, and two children in Roxbury live on eleven cents daily as Callahan, a former painter earning over fifteen dollars weekly, battles rheumatism and starvation. He seeks aid while hoping for medical care to return to work and lift the family from poverty.
Knights of Columbus in this city plan a banquet and testimonial for State Chaplain the Rev James N Supple at Faneuil Hall next Tuesday evening. Supple has served as chaplain of the State council for three years and the event is expected to draw a large gathering of Knights with speeches by Edward L Hearm John W Hogan P L McArdle George F Monaghan P J Brady J E Burke and Daniel Colwell. Cat had
King Christian of Denmark turns 84 today. He appears in strong health and received numerous congratulatory messages and gifts from officials and citizens in Copenhagen.
Admiral Melville, engineer in chief, announces a surprise innovation in naval construction. After more than a year of quiet inquiries, experts have endorsed plans for a turbine powered warship, with details to be released soon.
Two young brothers George Backman and Sammy Franklin left their city homes on a trolley trip with parents. They wandered to Village Square Brookline by noon cold and hungry, were found by Officer Moe Murray, warmed with hot chocolate, and later returned to their city families after a long, cheerful stay at the police station.
The Chelsea Newsboys Union hosted its first annual banquet at the Chelsea Boys Club rooms on Everett Avenue. Speakers included John Brophy, Thomas Mulkern, Arthur Huddell, Arthur Glines, and others who addressed the life of a newsboy, benefits of strikes, schooling, and selling papers. The Chelsea Union is a subdivision of the Chelsea Boys Club, serving about 1500 city youths under Walter Dillon.
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