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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
7
A six year old girl named Katherine O Rourke left her Tremont street home at 673 Tremont with her dog and was found by passersby later. The dog returned home alone.
After three days and two nights on the streets and in a police station and at the Chardon Street Home, 6-year-old Katherine O'Rourke of 673 Tremont Street is home again with her dog and invites friends to visit.
A girl named Katherine wandered the streets with her dog Dummy until nightfall. Patrolman Johnson found her near Roxbury Crossing and she was taken to the Chardon Street Home. Her silent, unidentified family later located her, revealing she is the niece of an uncle and aunt.
In Springfield Missouri March 31 two physicians operated for a diseased gland on Polly a parrot owned by Mrs A L Bailey Nurses attended the scene The bird objected to anesthesia and none was given The procedure lasted an hour and a half before Polly was taken home by her owner
In a decree by Pope Benedict XV special services and prayers for peace were held in Catholic churches worldwide outside Europe yesterday. Thousands attended the city church services. Similar peace services were conducted in European churches last month.
Cardinal O Connell presided at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with solemn benediction and the pope's prayer for peace read aloud. At St Joseph s Church Roxbury Mgr Splaine led benediction after the 9 o clock mass. Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue held 10 30 mass followed by prayer for peace. Public prayers extend to a men s retreat through next Sunday.
Committees from the three Harvard freshman dormitories will meet weekly with the steward to discuss the food served in the dining halls. The Harvard Food Committee was formed at the wish of President Lowell and freshman dean Henry A. Yeomans to express the 1918 class's desires on meals and service for about 600 freshmen eating daily.
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society and American Rose Society flower show drew over 2500 visitors, closing at Horticultural Hall yesterday. Officials call it the most successful show in the history of the venue’s flower displays.
Paris reports allied admirals meeting on the Suffren to renew the general attack on the Dardanelles. The Bouvet lies sunk after a direct hit at Fort Hamidieh. survivors recount the magazine explosion as Turkish batteries exacted heavy damage. Torpedo boats search for drowned sailors as women along Aegean shores pray for the dead.
The French battleship Gaulois, badly damaged along the waterline by shells from Turkish forts, lies in deep water near Mavrais Island. Her sister ship Charlemagne stands by to assist if needed.
At a late Saturday night school board session Frank E. Damon of Waltham a Harvard School of Business Administration teaching member was appointed principal of Lynn High School succeeding Eugene B. Russell who died suddenly in the school building last Wednesday Damon formerly led Bangor High School and before that Lexington High School.
Harley C. Kable of Marion County and Flora Powell wed in Lewistown Montana and plan an 800 mile horseback honeymoon into northwestern Nevada. They are expert riders and will travel with four pack horses and full outdoor gear.
Senator Lodge will return to Washington tomorrow and spend the summer in Nahant after May 1. He will stay with Dr. William Sturgis Bigelow on Beacon Street and plans to stump in the fall. If health permits he is likely to seek re election next year in Massachusetts first direct US Senate election. He will not engage in the McCall Cushing nomination fight.
Four sailing ships with Spanish dock laborers aboard were wrecked in a furious storm near Algeciras. About 300 sailors are believed drowned as one hundred ships of various nations seek shelter in the Bay of Algeciras.
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