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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1916

Page

9

MISS BURKE TO GO HOME

Della Burke, a Somerville war baby’s mother, will be sent back to Ireland as she prefers to leave the United States. Boston lawyer George A. Markell relayed the case to Congressman Peter F. Tague, who cited Miss Burke’s own wish and said no effort should sway immigration decisions.

Della Burke Somerville United States Miss Burke Ireland George A. Markell Boston Peter F. Tagne Washington New England Mr. Markell Congressman Tague

Mass. Father Receives 2000 Award in Vehicle Collision Suit

Thomas Jackson of Boston, as administrator for Arthur H. Jackson, was awarded 2000 in a civil suit against Gustaf J. Johnson of Melrose. The 1914 collision on Rovers Beach boulevard involved Jackson's son on a motorcycle. The elder Jackson sought 15000 in the Superior Civil Court in East Cambridge before Judge Lawton.

Thomas Jackson Boston Arthur H. Jackson Gustaf J. Johnson Melrose Johnson Rovers Beach East Cambridge Lawton

French Surgeon Dr. Leon Labbe Dies in Paris

Dr. Leon Labbe, famous French surgeon and member of the Institute of France and the Academy of Medicine, has died in Paris.

Leon Labbe Paris Institute of France The Academy of Medicine

Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer promises gray hair reversal

Advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye that darkens gray hair while making hair clean lustrous thick and full of life. It claims to stop itching dandruff and falling hair promote growth and offers a money back guarantee with a 50 cent bottle at Liggett Jaynes Drug Stores and mail order for out of town customers.

Q-Ban Liggett-Jaynes

Find Body Buried in Ice Tomb Near Worcester

Police traced a blood trail for half a mile to a ravine in Rochdale where a murdered man lay buried in ice. The victim, 30 year old Michael Flore, a railroad construction camper, had head injuries from crowbars and sledge hammers and multiple stab wounds near the heart.

Worcester Rochdale Michael Flore

Five railroad laborers missing after fatal confrontation

State police and Worcester county authorities launched a search for five men employed by Flore on a Boston & Albany railroad project near Rochdale. Flore is believed slain after a violent struggle in a cabin where blood stains, overturned mattresses, and a buried body in ice were found.

Worcester County Flore Boston & Albany Rochdale Michael Kanneila

Reverend William Allan Welcomed as New Pastor

The South End Protestant churches extended a warm welcome to Rev. William Allan as the new pastor of the Clarendon Street Baptist Church. Local clergy including Rev. Frederick A. Heath and Rev. A H Nazarian spoke, with Rev. Nathan R. Wood and others delivering addresses at the extended service.

South End William Allan Clarendon Street Baptist Church Frederick A. Heath Warren Avenue Baptist Church A. H. Nazarian The People’s Temple EB. G. Guthrie D. D Union Congregational Church K. M. Munroe First United Presbyterian Church Nathan R. Wood Gordon Bible Institute David Miller Worcester Gabriel Reid Maguire Ruggles Street

Farmer Killed Shooting Rats in His Barn

In St Johnsbury Vermont on March 21 William Parker 72 a farmer from Albany was instantly killed by accidental discharge while shooting rats in his barn. He leaves two children Lauriaus Parker and Mrs Pearl Temple in St Johnsbury.

St, Johnsbury William Parker Albany St. Johnsbury Laurius Parker Pearl Temple

Tufts Dental Student John Dick Weds Wilhelmine Legier

John Gilbert Dick a junior at Tufts Dental College in Jamaica Plain married Miss Wilhelmine Legier a Back Bay girl on Monday night in a private ceremony at Legier residence. Classmates learned of the union and greeted him with three cheers yesterday morning as he returned to the college. The couple met four years ago at a Boston party and plan a June honeymoon after the school year ends.

John Gilbert Dick Jamaica Plain Tufts Dental College Wilhelmine Legier Back Bay Wheelock Miss Legier Boston Vermont Frances F Legier Hemenway Street

Arthur M. Phelps Recital With Ethel Hague Rea

Arthur M. Phelps, assisted by Miss Ethel Hague Rea, will give an organ recital in the First Church Roxbury tomorrow evening. The announcement praises Mr Phelps's high quality work and invites music lovers to attend.

Arthur M. Phelps Ethel Hague Rea Eliot Square Roxbury Mr. Phelps

Suffrage to Win in End Dinner Addresses in Boston

Governor McCall spoke at a Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association dinner urging support for Boston's world exposition. Samuel Elder cited 162 792 votes in favor of suffrage last election as proof the movement would prevail. Alice Stone Blackwell and others described European wartime women's efforts. Maud Wood Park presided.

McCall Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Somerset Boston Samuel Elder Alice Stone Blackwell John M. Loneyear Bertrand Russell London Europe Maud Wood Park

Eczema Cleared By Cuticura Soap and Ointment

A Bridgewater reader describes an itchy scalp and mass of scales on the head that worsened until sleep was troubled. After trying many remedies, the Cuticura Soap and Ointment system produced swift improvement and near-total healing within weeks. Signed by B. A. Snow, 84 Plymouth St., Oct 15, 1915.

B. A. Snow Plymouth &Ir Bridgewater Mass

Lawmakers Split on Military Service at New England Dry Goods Meeting

Judge Charles M. Bruce urged compulsory military service and cradle to grave preparedness while Albert Langtry attacked the direct primary law he helped invent. Langtry praised industry but called biennial elections and sessions preferable amid Massachusetts censure of excess legislation.

Charles M. Bruce Malden New England Dry Goods Association Albert P. Langtry Langtry Massachusetts

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