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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
5
The Pope said the current conflict endangers him and cited reports of wartime abuses. He referenced Austrian clergy hostages in Belgium and France, Russian actions against Catholic priests, and Italian priests held by Austria. He also noted his issuance of an encyclical condemning violations of justice.
An advertisement touts Bargol as a regenerative fat-producing remedy for thinness. It claims six strength giving elements, harmless use, and cheaper weight gain via better digestion and richer blood fats. Leading druggists report high demand and physician endorsement.
A woman was found on a river bank near Lebanon and West Lebanon with fatal injuries. Dr. Gallagher planned an autopsy, police sought missing women descriptions, and a nearby dog mourned at the morgue. The case remains unidentified pending autopsy results.
Frank Bruce of Quincy, noted Marathon runner, lies at City Hospital with a fractured spine after a fall Saturday while painting a house on Canal street. Doctors say he will probably never run again.
William Healey a Dartmouth College graduate from Lynn Massachusetts died in a car crash near Hanover. Two classmates R L Parks and Dean R Demerritt were injured and Philip Tracher owner of a Hanover grill room was arrested on manslaughter charges.
Miss Mabel Miller secretary to MIT president clarified that General T Coleman du Pont is not the anonymous donor known as Mr Smith. She said du Pont contributed to the new site with 500000 and affirmed his sizable generosity to Tech.
Washington June 21. The Supreme Court reverses a week old ruling and agrees to review the Caminetti conviction for violating the white slave law and the Diggs conviction in the sensational cases from two years ago. Caminetti faces 1500 dollar fine and 18 months at San Quentin. Diggs 2000 dollars and two years.
Annie Malafsky age 3 died after falling from the roof of a four story brick tenement at 115 Granite Street in South Boston. Her brother Joe age 4 and other children were playing on the roof when she tumbled about five o’clock yesterday afternoon. The child died en route to City Hospital.
William Hardy aged 53, father of five, has been missing from his home at 17 Leonard Street Belmont since May 23. His wife asks the Post to help locate him and provide any information on his whereabouts.
Beverly June 21 Three vehicles collided on Park street at Roundy. A Ford owned by F A Seale of 9 Mason street sustained damaged lamps and mudguards. An express wagon driven by George Beck and a motorcycle with sidecar owned by J M Wilson of Pleasant street also suffered damage. Wilson received head and body bruises. Beck was shaken up.
Harold Neal aged 18 of 207 Walnut Avenue Revere was crushed to death by an elevator at 31 to 36 Commercial Wharf. Firefighters from Engine Company 8 freed the body wedged between the safety bar and wall on the gap between the first and second floors.
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