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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
6
St. Louis University faculty weighs a long term loan to fund construction of a major medical college. The project aims to establish a top global institution and would involve acquiring the estate of James.
The Post-Dispatch reports Campbell valued between twenty and forty million dollars in today’s edition, outlining the high-stakes appraisal and potential implications for stakeholders.
A new eruption vent appeared near Mount Lassen with a blow hole opening on the south slope. A power house 2 1/2 miles away reported dense smoke pouring from the south slope as of today, following eruptions since May 30.
Mrs. Justina DeFerrari of Pittsburg testifies in Superior Court that her husband Joseph DeFerrari abused her and abducted their son Giovanni now aged nine. She recounts custody battles, lack of schooling, and a 1908-1909 period of alleged infidelity with another woman at 1 Pelham place.
Ira Harris of Nashua and Rev A R Williams led a Maverick Church lecture in East Boston. New England Branch of the Woman’s American Baptist Home Missionary Society elected officers in Boston Pawtucket Needham Malden. Medford Sunday schools plan a Silver Lake picnic. Rev Josiah P Dickerman to preach at Union Congregational Church. Cathedral camp for boys opens July 14 at St Andrew’s School Concord. Grace Church Lowell’s Rev Clarence R Skinner resigns to Tufts. Scenic Temple services move to Warren Avenue Baptist Church. Rev Herbert S Johnson to Pacific coast. Rev Frederick E Heath to fill Sundays.
President Wilson accepts an invitation to serve as honorary president of the International Longfellow Society which aims to preserve the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's birthplace in Portland Maine.
The Sterling Camp Ground, a major New England religious gathering site, was nearly wiped out by a morning fire that started in Frank M. Danforth’s Medford cottage. Five chapels, the Grand View Hotel, 43 cottages, several stores, and the grove were burned, with losses over 100000 dollars. Local fire units failed to contain it until help arrived from Worcester Clinton and Leominster. Women aided firefighters as cottages were saved.
Concord New Hampshire June 18 assessors set city valuation at 19 177 428 a drop of 1 305 418 from last year The loss stems from about 1 000 000 Mary Baker G Eddy estate moved to Brookline Massachusetts Trusts for the Christian Science Church were transferred Tax rate rises from 1 68 to 1 82 per hundred an increase of 14 cents per hundred or 1 40 per thousand
The body of five year old Frank Gardena was found beneath a lumber pile on Curtis Street after two days missing. He was believed to have been playing near the lumber when it toppled.
The Parker will contest over Benjamin W. Parker who built a molasses fortune about 500000 faces near conclusion with trial expected to go to the jury Monday. Dr Edward B Lane testified the testator was of sound mind at the June 8 1910 will.
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