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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1917
Page
3
Rabbi Harry Levi opened Temple Israel Sunday services on Commonwealth avenue with a talk on Martin Luther. He marked the quadricentennial birth of the Reform movement’s influence, praising Luther as a great figure who advanced religious freedom despite flaws and later intolerance.
The Colonial Society of Massachusetts presents a memorial doorway to the First Church of Boston on Berkeley and Marlboro streets. The dedication this afternoon honors James Hutchinson, the last royal governor of Massachusetts, with speakers Professor James K. Hosmer Judge Rugg and Samuel Eliot Morison.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce with the Associated Industries of Massachusetts will host an informal luncheon at Hotel Bruns wick tomorrow at 1 30 in honor of the commission sent to the United States by the British minister of munitions.
A fire truck rushing to an alarm collided with an outbound City Point car at Broadway and I Street in South Boston yesterday at 3 PM. Captain John J. McCarthy was severely injured. two passengers suffered major injuries from broken glass and shock and were driven home. Mrs Belle Douglass of Taunton endured head and facial cuts and shock. John M. Cotter of Roxbury was also injured.
Advertising copy touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a centuries old safe remedy for kidney and urinary tract issues. It claims cleansing oils reach the kidneys, bladder and blood, promising renewed vigor and prevention of relapse, with money back guarantees from druggists.
Mayor Curley leads ceremony at City Hall as a flag bearing 327 stars is raised. Attendance exceeds 1000 city employees and celebrates the sacrifice of civilians for liberty and democracy.
Mayor Curley led a large Boston Central Labor Union gathering at the National Theatre to push city employee organization. A service flag with 327 stars was raised as workers, women city employees, and leaders marched to City Hall.
A New Brunswick schooner named Ralph was wrecked near Richibucto Cape in a heavy northwest snow storm while sailing from Buctouche to Newcastle. Captain Albe Wry, Mate Clovis Chase, and crew member John McClintock are missing and believed lost after clinging to the wreck as it disappeared.
The Rev. Aaron Williamson preached his first sermon as minister of the Sudbury First Methodist Episcopal Church. Williamson, a Boston University School of Theology student, succeeds Rev. Clair Glenn Davis who resigned last week.
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