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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
3
The Boston Dispensary annual report notes wage earners lose about 300000 yearly through working hour dispensary clinics. Evening clinics have rising attendance while day attendance falls, attributed to better employment conditions. Clinics run Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings to reduce losses.
The Rev Earl T Favre preached his farewell sermon at Arlington Heights Baptist Church yesterday as he resigns to accept the pastorate of Page Street Baptist Church in Lowell He will begin his new duties next Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Trahey of Wakefield Massachusetts claims Osmo-Chemic treatment restored her hearing after nose surgery failed. Mr. Peter Pike of Hopedale reports ten years of neuritis cured and now seeks relief from deafness with the Snow Pencil and X-Ray methods. The Osmo-Chemic doctor offers demonstrations and consultations for various ailments.
Julius Warren, 68, died at City Hospital grounds following a dispute over his white wife. Harry Paxton, 33, will be arraigned in Municipal Court on a murder charge today.
Warren returns home on West Dedham Street to find Paxton. A struggle ends with Warren shot in the stomach as Paxton, in disguise, reenters the house. Warren dies the next afternoon. Paxton admits the shooting to police, claiming it was to frighten, not kill.
Barnum & Bailey circus opens at Huntington avenue grounds after years away. First show at 2 PM with an 8 PM performance, weeklong schedule mirrors these hours. Mammoth parade to feature elephants lions and tigers amid allegorical floats. Crowd gathers from early morning with an estimated 50 000 visiting the grounds.
Dr. Johannes Kaempf, 76, former speaker of the Reichstag, died Saturday. Elected to the post before World War I, he led the chamber from 1914 and backed the government through the war, including his 1917 endorsement of unrestricted submarine warfare.
George Wiley Jr three years old wandered to the Bay State Street Railway tracks near North Weymouth. He was found asleep between the rails by his father after his parents moved from Lovell street to the Fort Point Hotel last week.
The Rev. John Daly pastor of St Mark's Catholic Church in Ashmont dedicated a service flag with 200 stars and one gold star after the 11:30 mass forenoon yesterday. Assistants were the Rev. John Farrell and the Rev. William Toohig.
Rev. Thomas F. Ryan of North Dorchester recently celebrated his first solemn high mass at St. Margaret's Church. Relatives and friends attended with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan in a front pew along with other family members.
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