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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
2
John D. Cronin, formerly a San Francisco mail carrier, began duties at the Malden post office after exchanging routes with Frank L. Cosgrove. Cosgrove left Malden long ago and now covers a San Francisco business district route.
Warren C. Van Dervoort, newly named superintendent of the New England division of the railway mail service, assumes duties on arrival. He comes from Chicago where he was assistant superintendent for several years, and his first act is a tour of all departments with Assistant Superintendent John V. Noonan.
The funeral for the Rev. John J. Noonan former assistant at St. Catherine's Charlestown will be held tomorrow morning from the church. He died at his brother's home 730 Columbia Road after a brief illness following a hospital visit. He suffered a shock and passed away.
An 11-year-old, Dominic Belbo, crawled hundreds of yards along a Watertown street after falling 30 feet from a tree near Cook's Pond. He suffered multiple injuries and died at Waltham Hospital. His mother, Nichola Belbo of Newton identified him.
State Middlesex and Reading officials investigate the dynamite outrage in Reading on Monday. A steam roller owned by Medford contractor John A. Gaffey was blown up injuring the engineer Charles & McFarland of Boston. Police questioned former Gaffey workers amid wage strike and surveillance on several people with an arrest expected.
J A Massel, U S Commerce special agent, told Boston Chamber members that North American trade supremacy could be achieved in South America especially Argentina. He has studied SA trade and travels the U S urging manufacturers to capture and hold new markets.
The speaker outlined a large market for manufacturing and agricultural equipment in the Argentine Republic. He contrasted U S advantages over European rivals and warned on language barriers and slow business methods. He noted Latin American farmers are skilled but lack storage facilities, causing 30 to 40 percent crop losses.
A playful note notes that Lady Bountiful regrets meddling and invites readers to enjoy a great children's comic in the upcoming Sunday Post.
Reports from English newspapers say the Rev. Thomas Van Ness of Brookline visited England and lectured July 19 at the Midland Institute Birmingham. His talk title was American Sentiment on the War and the Outlook in the United States.
The War Lecture Committee of the University of Birmingham hosted a talk led by Professor Sonnenschein with notable university figures present. The lecturer traced the shift in American sentiment from humanitarian ideals to war support, sparked by reports of German atrocities and the Lusitania sinking, noting President Wilson’s cautious stance and potential for renewed conflict if another disaster occurs.
Domenico Raia aged 56 of 23 Clark Street faces Central Court on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of neighbor Giuseppe Varano. Raia fled after the crime, hiding in an adjacent attic before being cornered by police and taken to Hanover Street station. autopsy showed three bullet wounds to Varano’s heart.
An ad touts Santford's Ginger a blend of ginger aromatics and French brandy for cramps colds chills weakness nervousness and insomnia. It warns buyers to seek the Owl Trade Mark and notes forty years as the standard of purity flavor and strength sold by all druggists and grocers.
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association Evening Law School boasts high bar admission rates and strong placement, offering LL B degrees. The eighteenth year begins Monday September 20. Send for catalog and information to Frank P Speare M H Dean at 316 Huntington Ave. Downtown Tremont Building offices.
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