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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1911

Page

5

Fr Walsh 25 Years as Priest

The Rev Thomas A Walsh longtime Roxbury associate of Rev Joseph H Gallagher now pastor at St Marys Collinsville marks his twenty fifth anniversary of ordination with a solemn high mass. Fr Halloran of West Lynn serves as deacon and Fr Sullivan of Boston as subdeacon. Halloran will deliver the sermon noted for his eloquence in the archdiocese.

Thomas A. Walsh Joseph H. Gallagher St. Patrick’s Church Roxbury St. Mary’s Church Collinsville Father Walsh Florence J. Halloran West Lynn Charles J. Sullivan Boston Father Halloran Peter Rowan Church of St. Peter Dorchester

Whiskey and Pine for Colds Fine Remedy Promoted

The article touts a historic cold remedy using whiskey glycerine and Concentrated Pine. Instructions advise mixing two ounces glycerine and half an ounce pine with half a pint whiskey and taking after meals. Small doses for children. warns to use genuine Globe Concentrated Pine from Globe Pharmaceutical of Chicago.

Globe Globe Pharmaceutical of Chicago

Sandford Prepares for Federal Sentence in Manslaughter Case

Rev. Frank Weston Sandford sits in his Hilltop study near Durham as he awaits a federal sentence after six manslaughter counts. The theocratic leader, facing up to 60 years or a $60,000 fine, remains cheery in a final interview before Monday’s court appearance, save for brief emotion when reunited with his five children.

Durham Mt. Washington Frank Weston Sandford Federal Court Portland Clarence Hale

I Stand Firm in God’s Call Amid Shiloh Controversy

The speaker defends his mission to evangelize the world, portraying personal anguish and resolve while claiming divine backing against critics. He cites a northern American leadership, a Beulah land concept, and describes the Shiloh colony as 500 to 600 people across 1500 acres with 44 buildings including Shiloh Bethsheba Hebsibah and Olivet, all neatly kept.

Sandford Holland North America Kingdom of Goda Holy Land Beulah Land of Promise Mr. Sandford Shiloh Bethsheba Hebsibah Olivet

Schroeder soloist at Boston Symphony Hall concert

Alwin Schroeder the first cellist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra appeared as soloist in Symphony Hall with Beethoven Fourth Symphony Bruch and Strauss works. Fiedler and the orchestra delivered a tour de force with tone and finish Schroeder drew praise for breadth and tone though Bruchs piece was dull Strauss Feuersnot and the folk influenced tone poem impressed the audience. No soloists next week the program includes Gluck Wagner Haydn Debussy Iberia and Berlioz Rokoczy March among others.

Alwin Schroeder Boston Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall Beethoven Kol Nidri Bruch Boellman Richard Strauss Strauss Fiedler Boston Schroeder Gluck Wagner Haydn Debussy Berlioz Faust

Solution Tentatively Reached on Russian Jewish Passports

Washington reports that State Department efforts to ease Russian restrictions for American Jewish citizens may yield a modified policy. Senate Foreign Relations Committee members blocked an immediate Senate vote on the 1832 treaty abrogation, promising a report by Monday. Secretary Knox denied a final agreement but said negotiations continue.

Washington Capitol State Department Russia Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate House Knox

Endowment Fund Reaches $200,000 For St Lawrence University

Canton New York December 15 college president Gunnison announced completion of a 200000 endowment fund amid student cheers at chapel. Rockefeller general education board offered 50000 conditional on raising 100000. A Barton Hepburn of Chase National Bank started the fund with 30000.

Canton N. Y Gunnison St. Lawrence University Rockefeller General Education Board A. Barton Hepburn Chase National Bank New York

C T A Societies Install In January

In a well attended meeting at St Theresa s Total Abstinence Society tied to the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Boston College music room officers for the coming year were elected. The men s St Valentine s T A and B Society also elected officers with installation planned for January.

St. Theresa’s Total B. Society Michael Jessup S. J Dennis J. Kiley William H. Walsh John J. Ryan Eugene Sullivan Thomas M. Sullivan

New Haven Seeks Absorption of Plymouth and Middleboro

The New Haven system via its Old Colony subsidiary asked the Railroad Commission to approve absorbing the Plymouth and Middleboro line. Plymouth Middleboro is leased to Old Colony. Middleboro Plymouth and Carver towns support the deal at a price of 62,000 dollars about 78.50 dollars per share. Farnham counsel for New Haven urged approval.

New Haven Old Colony Railroad Commission Plymouth Middleboro Carver F. A. Farnham

Driver Killed at Grade Crossing in Plymouth

Michael Clough, a grocery team driver, died at a New York New Haven Hartford crossing when his horse balked near the track and backed onto the rails as a train approached. The tragedy occurred at a grade crossing in Plymouth on December 15.

Plymouth Michael Clough New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Clough

Boy Held for Manslaughter in Jamaica Plain Shooting

Edward Munchbank, 18, of 88 Day Street Jamaica Plain, detained on manslaughter charge after a 22 caliber Flobert rifle shot killed Charles Brehm. Police and widow say no criminal intent. accident believed. Munchbank father at sea. incident centered on barn target shooting.

Edward Munchbank Day Street Jamaica Plain Charles Brehm Brehm Flobert Leary Munchbank

Mary Langdon Completes 41 Day Lime Run From Rockport

The two masted coasting schooner Mary Langdon arrives from Rockport Maine after a 41 day voyage with lime cargo. It is the longest trip on record for the schooner and required shelter in Portland harbor to escape a gale. A prior collision with Lottie Beard caused damage delaying the voyage by two weeks.

Mary Langdon Rockport Ferguson Portland Harbor Langdon Lottie Beard

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