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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1911

Page

3

Jail Preacher as a Vagrant Detained in Newburyport

Adolph Goepp, claiming to be a traveling missionary, was stopped by police on a cross country walk to Boston and jailed for 30 days on vagrancy charges. He denied links to Elijah Sandford and any sailor past, described travels from France and Africa, and baffled officers with odd motives and attire.

Newburyport Elijah” Sandford Coronet Kingdom Adolph Goepp Boston Goepp Twombly Moynihan Fenders France Africa Maine

Roman Office Granted to Boston Clergy by Vatican

Cardinal O Connell reports the Holy Father has granted the privilege of the Roman office to the clergy of the archdiocese of Boston. It will become operative on January 1, 1912, allowing Boston priests to recite the office as if under Rome. This favor is rare and held by few American dioceses.

O’connell Holy Father Archdiocese of Boston Rome

Kate Gannett Wells Buried In Simple Rites At Mt Auburn

Kate Gannett Wells, noted author and educator, was buried yesterday at Mt. Auburn cemetery after a simple funeral at Arlington Street Unitarian Church. Prominent attendees included Rev. Samuel Eliot, John Mason Little, Thomas N. Hart, and Mrs. Charles T. White, with relatives and delegations from the Normal Art School, Framingham Normal School, and Boston Art School. The service was conducted by Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham and featured organ selections by Benjamin L. Whelpley.

Kate Gannett Wells Mt. Auburn Cemetery Arlington Street Unitarian Church Samuel Eliot John Mason Little Thomas N. Hart Charles T. White Normal Art School Framingham Normal School Boston Art School

Insurance Mystery Man in Indicted Train Crash

George A. Kimmel of Niles Michigan, labeled the insurance mystery man, was injured in a Chesapeake and Ohio train wreck near Converse Indiana last night. He developed paralysis of the limbs today and is not expected to recover. Kimmel had two broken ribs and a spinal injury from the wreck caused by a broken wheel flange.

Marion Ind George A. Kimmel Niles Mich Converse Kimmel

John D Rockefeller Sends $500 for Red Cross Seals

New York December 15 John D Rockefeller will paste 500 dollars worth of Red Cross Christmas seals on gifts he sends this year. His check for the stamps was received today by the committee on the prevention of tuberculosis of the Charity Organization Society. This is the largest single order yet received.

New York John D. Rockefeller Red Cross Committee On the Prevention of Tuberculosis Charity Organization Society

Street Railway Man Dies in West Medway

Eugene B. Lilly died at his home here today of heart disease after a two year illness. He served in the Boston street railway for 21 years as driver and motor man. The funeral will be Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at his Mechanic street home.

West Medway Eugene B. Lilly Boston Street Railway Mechanic Street

Rheumatism relief from Eimer & Amend remedy

Advertises Eimer & Amend's N. Y. 2851 as a relief for rheumatism. Claims widespread recommendation. Mentions T. Metcalf Co. of Boston as a carrier.

Eimer & Amend N. Y T. Metcalf Co Boston

Beunke Silver Wedding Marked by 100 Guests in Cambridge

John L. Beunke, superintendent of Hotel & Railroad News Co., and Mrs. Beunke celebrated 25 years of marriage at 281 Harvard Street Cambridge with 100 friends from New York to Boston. Guests included James and Mrs Brown and Fergus Brown. The couple, married December 15 1886, received in a decorated parlor as an orchestra played and a bouffes lunch was served.

New York Philadelphia Springfield Boston John L. Beunke Hotel & Railroad News Company Killarney Mrs. Bounke Beunke James Brown News Company Charlestown

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