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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
6
Massacre Reports From Thrace Near Gallipoli
Trustworthy reports describe appalling massacres by Turkish irregulars in Thrace as they reoccupy districts. Malgara near Gallipoli is cited as a site of vast slaughter with women men and children killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Thrace
Malgara
Gallipoli
Turko Bulgarian Violence Spreads Across Villages
Bulgarian raids left Moslem villages burned and inhabitants killed while Turkish forces retaliated against Christian towns. Initial Turkish troops acted restraint but irregulars and Kurdish units escalated the destruction in Malgara and 18 nearby villages as refugees flood towns and borders. The Turkish government ordered officers to curb reprisals, yet mob fury persists amid European disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malgara
Europe
Mussulmans
Forest Fire Threatens Farms In Leominster Area
A large forest fire near Leominster in the Notown district endangers farm buildings and several hundred acres of timber. About 200 volunteers from Fitchburg, Princeton, and Leominster fought the blaze as winds drove it through brush and timber. Officials warned a substantial wooded section could be burned without heavy reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Maes
Notown District
Fitchburg
Princeton
Autopsy Today In Somerville Hospital Death Case
Medical examiner Thomas M. Jurell will perform an autopsy on Albert Olcott who died at Somerville Hospital yesterday to determine if injuries from a beating caused his death. Friends of Olcott insist foul play is involved and doubt the official account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Jurell
Albert Olcott
Somerville Hospital
Olcott
Meryn
Catholic Church Notes From Boston and Abroad
The Catholic University at Tokio is recognized by the Japanese government under Jesuit direction. Rev. Father Gettelman, S.J., teaches philosophy in Missouri province. Rev. T. J. Mahoney of St. Monica's South Boston vacationing in Nova Scotia. Rev. William Dacey serves St. Monica's in his absence. Rev. William Brosnahan, S.J., at Woodstock College, visits St. Mary's North End. Rev. Thomas F. White, S.J., hosts. St. Mary's children plan a Randidge harbor excursion with Rev. Michael Hogan and Rev. Henry J. Rache. Rev. Frederick A. Murphy, missionary to China, visiting Canton before sailing for Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Tokio
Father Gettelman
S.J
Missouri
T. J. Mahoney
St. Monica's Church
South
Boston
Nova Scotia
William Dacey
William Brosnahan
Woodstock College
St. Mary’s Parish
North End
Thomas F. White
St. Mary's Parish
Frederick A. Murphy
China
West
Canton
Rome
Refuses to Divulge Name of Companion
Robert Baker of New York City, 20, is held for alleged bad checks that swindled at least five merchants. He refuses to name his companion who fled the South Station on a midnight train, leaping from a Pullman washroom window after a police grab. A photo of Baker and the unknown man was found among his baggage. Roy Baker, father, visited at the City Tombs and says his son claimed he planned a New England resort post arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baker
New York City
New York
South Station
Baker
Bell
City Hall Avenue
Joseph F. Baker
Dr. Arthur A. Howard Named Chief at Boston Pediatric Hospital
Dr. Arthur Allison Howard of 416 Marlboro Street is appointed physician in chief of the Hospital for Children and head of the children's outpatient department at the Boston Dispensary. He will succeed Dr. William Palmer Lucas who left to join the University of California. He begins in September and will lecture on children's diseases to Harvard Medical School students at the dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allison Howard
Marlboro Street
Hospital For Children
Boston Dispensary
William Palmer Lucas
University of California
Howard
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
New York identifies jail escapee Frank Hart
County Detective Blauvelt of Hackensack said the man arrested in New York is Frank Hart, who escaped Hackensack jail in November while awaiting sentence for robbing a motorcycle police officer at gunpoint. A $100 reward was offered for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blauvelt
Hackensack
Frank Hart
Woman's Ashes Held Up for Tariff Duty
Philadelphia July 27 The ashes of the mother in law of Captain Meyer commander of the North German Lloyd liner Koln are held until customs officials assign a value. Since human ashes are not duty free much red tape remains before burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Meyer
Koln
Must Know Bride's First Name Before Marriage in Kansas City
Judge John F. Sims of Wyandotte County Probate Court refused to wed Henry Johnson unless he correctly gave the bride's first name. Johnson, an elderly Black man, said he had taken a day off to marry and faced further work delay due to license delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John F. Sims
Wyandotte County
Sims
Henry Johnson
Wichita Residents Seek Return to Mayor and Council
Wichita Kansas residents tired of the commission form press petitions for a special election to abandon the commission system. After four years of a commission government, many citizens favor restoring a mayor and council. petitions will circulate this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ken
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Tom
Jlissen
Wittens
The
Ada Cambridge
Catholic Church Notes
DR. Howard Hospital
Will
William
Palmer Lucas
C. F. Hovey & Co
Allen Solly & Co
Madras
Ratine
Hamburg
Moire
Messaline
Nell Rose
Coats
Norfolk
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