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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
16
The Giornale d Italia reports Pope Benedict will participate in a pan American effort. The pope is expected to offer guidance and support toCatholic communities across the Americas during upcoming activities and visits.
Creditors began bankruptcy proceedings yesterday against the D W Ranlet Company grain dealers based at the Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Russia told the United States that food money and clothing for German and Austrian prisoners in Siberia would be distributed only by Russian military authorities and rejected foreign relief expeditions access. An American expedition had begun from Pekin.
Cable states food and clothing may be sent to soldiers but no money. Officers only may receive money. All relief must be addressed to commandants of military districts. a list was sent to the State Department. No word on neutral diplomats inspecting camps or prisoner condition. reply transmitted to Austrian embassy.
Chas. T. Baker, a longtime Boston clothing salesman, moves from the Oak Hall building era to the Old South Clothing Co on Hanover Street after 35 years with the same shop. He thanks patrons and aims to continue meeting diverse clothing needs from his new location.
C E Willard of New York astonished a Hotel Touraine clerk by visibly growing several inches in height. He says daily training of specific muscles for three years enabled the height rise and that, though variable, he can reach four to seven inches on different days. He aimed to be unique in this achievement.
Five Boston events mark the visit of Dr David Jayne Hill ambassador to Germany. The City Club hosts a dinner tonight at 6. A 4 15 to 7 reception is set tomorrow at Boston University president Lemuel H Marlin's home. The College Club, Economic Club, and Boston University Law School Association also host events. Dr Hill lectures on The State the Law and the Citizen.
Otto H. Pauer of Boston sues Joseph Mossbach for 20000 alleging a boot strike in Grand Rapids in April 1912 damaged his eye and eyesight while he was a member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, forcing him to quit the ensemble.
Board meeting notes 1815 babies under Milk and Baby Hygiene Association supervision in January. Officials reported a rise of nearly 50 compared with a year earlier. Trustees approved Senate bill 78 to protect public health from impure milk and cream sales.
The Rev. Charles Hoff will sail from New York to San Juan Porto Rico on the 2th of the current month after about 14 years at the Roxbury Mission Church. The Rev. William Conway will start a daily noonday Lenten service at St. Mary's Endicott Street from 12:25 to 12:45. The Married Ladies Sodality of the Church of the Sacred Heart East Boston will welcome Rev. James ONeill next Sunday with a sermon by Rev. Father Alexis. Mass times will shift starting next Sunday to 7 8 9 and two masses at 11:30 in the upper and lower churches.
Montpelier Vermont February 3 Fred J L Davis of White River Junction was re appointed state cattle commissioner today confirming his continued role in overseeing cattle operations and enforcement duties in the state.
Two wives of Colorado Fuel and Iron miners described abuse by state militia during the strike. They testified tents were set afire and children were suffocated as militia fired on protesters and torch-wielding soldiers attacked a tent colony.
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