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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1917

Page

3

Changes in B C Staff Shake Boston College Faculty

Boston College announces staff changes due to army draft. Fr Corrigan moves to Fordham. Fr Meagher from Woodstock, Md, takes his ethics chair. Fr Beglan leaves for Wood stock novitiate. Fr Devereau fills his Boston College post. Fr Sullivan moves to St Josephs Philadelphia. Fr Fitzpatrick from Woodstock succeeds him. Fr Smith to lead physics. Fr Talbot joins freshmen department.

Boston College Jones S. J. Corrigan S. J Fordham John Meagher Woodstock Joseph Beglan Brosnahan Debating Society Atlee F. X. Devereau Boston College High School William F. X. Sullivan Father Smith Talbot Waite

Boston Stock Broker Freed on Bonds in $45,000 Larceny Case

Daniel J. Shea a Boston stock broker indicted by the Suffolk grand jury for alleged larceny of about $45,000 from Mrs Margaret MacCormack appeared in Superior Criminal Court. He posted $5,000 bonds and was released with a trial date set for Monday August 6.

Daniel J. Shea Boston Suffolk Grand Jury Margaret MacCormack Superior Criminal Court

Salvation Army Tag Days Planned in Boston

The Salvation Army will hold two special tag days in Boston on July 26 and 27 to raise war funds. Local volunteers will collect donations at key locations as part of a nationwide effort.

Salvation Army Boston

New Bridge Largest of Kind in N England

A major new double draw bridge over the Mystic River is nearly complete linking the L line and subway to Everett and Malden. The 90 foot L section opens upright for painting and the 750 ton counterweight aids operation. both spans lift in one minute. Inbound traffic already uses the street car section.

New Everett Malden New England Maplewood Linden Boston Sullivan Square Mystic River J. C. Moses Boston Bridge Works

King Victor Honors Belgian Queen With Valor Medal

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy awarded Queen Elizabeth of Belgium a military valor medal for courage shown since the war began. The presentation was made by Marquis Carignani and General Di Briganze, who were hosted at luncheon after the ceremony.

Paris Victor Emmanuel Italy Elizabeth Belgium Marquis Carignani di Briganze

Milliken Artillery Accepted into Maine National Guard

Washington confirms the Milliken regiment of heavy artillery will join the Maine National Guard and be ordered into service July 25 alongside other state troops.

Milliken Artillery Portland Washington Milliken Regiment of Heavy Artillery War Department Maine National Guard

Two Young Men Plead Guilty in Bigamy Support Case

Two men brought from Charles Street Jail faced Judge Brown in Pemberton Square. Carl G Huntington admitted guilt on non support desertion and abandonment of wife Gertrude V Huntington. Frank J Kelley pleaded guilty to non support only and denied desertion and abandonment. Each was held in 800 dollars bail awaiting sentence.

Charles Street Pemberton Square Superior Criminal Court Brown Carl G. Huntington John P. Manning Grand Jury Gertrude V. Huntington Mr. Manning Huntington Frank J. Kelley Clerk Manning Freda J. Kelley Ail

Harbor Bill Up In Senate

The $27,000,000 rivers and harbors bill was debated in the Senate amid urgent need and pork barrel charges. It likely next seen discussion tomorrow before being set aside for war tax legislation. Senator Kenyon called it the worst rivers and harbors bill in recent years.

Washington Senate Kenyon Congress

Cocchi Claims Police Fear Caused Cruelty Crime

Alfredo Cocchi told Judge Zucconi that dread of police led to the crime against Ruth Cruger in New York. He denied connivance with police and offered the remark during cross examination.

Cocchi Bologna Italy Alfredo Cocchi Ruth Cruger Zucconi New York City

P M Phelan Dies Suddenly in Roxbury

Patrick M. Phelan a Boylston street businessman died at his home 4 Abbotsford street Roxbury. Funeral at St Marys of the Angels Roxbury. He headed Phelan & Steptoe and was brother to James J Phelan Hornblower Weeks and Charles A Phelan. Survived by wife and five children including Francis Phelan. Member of Chamber of Commerce Clothing Mens Association Boston Elks and several Catholic and civic groups.

Patrick M. Phelan Boylston Street Abbotsford Street Roxbury St. Mary’s of the Angels Eggleston Square Phelan Charles A

Funeral of Mgr. O'Brien Draws Dignitaries to Sacred Heart

Cardinal O'Connell led a high mass funeral for the late Right Rev. Mgr. John O'Brien at Sacred Heart Church East Cambridge. The service included a children's mass and no eulogy as requested. He is buried at Mitteneague beside his parents.

Cardinal O’connell Sacred Heart Church East Cambridge Mgr John O’brien Cardinal O'Connell John D. J. O'Farrell St. Francis de Sales’ Church Roxbury William E. Foley Worcester Michael J. Doody P. R St. Mary's Church Cambridge Mitteneagué Mgr. O'Brien O’meara James F. Driscoll Hyde Park Police Department Driscoll Crowley Perkins Street Jamaica Plain Church of the Blessed Sacrament

Azores islands natives described in defense

A reader disputes a prior article about the Azores Islands claiming inhabitants are not Mulattoes or Negroes and correcting details on governance, districts, and harbors. The letter from A. E. Silveira, a former governor, asserts Angra is not the capital and notes Fayal and San Miguel as key harbors. The writer urges correction of color descriptions and cites local knowledge from Providence on July 23, 1917.

Azores Islands Harry Puffer Angra Fayal San Miguel Trish A. E. Silveira Governor Street Providence

Argentine and American squadrons meet at Rio Plateau estuary

The Argentine squadron under Admiral Martin met the American squadron commanded by Admiral Caperton in the Rio Plateau estuary. Salutes were exchanged as both fleets proceed toward Buenos Aires, arriving there tomorrow.

U. S Buenos Ayres Arn Admiral Martin Caperton Rio Plateau

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B. C Union Street O’ks N. England Charlestown Victor Hanover and Portland Streets Mien P. M. Phelan Boylston Phelan & Steptoe Mgr. O’brien Live Kennedy Kennedy Hawley Streets LION Igzeach
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