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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1902

Page

2

Lorenz to Help Poor Children at Cornell Clinic

Dr. Newton M. Shaffer brings Vienna surgeon Dr. Lorenz to New York to preside at Cornell Medical College and treat children of the poor with congenital hip dislocation club feet and other deformities. Lorenz arrives around December 1 and will review clinic material at 1 o clock on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons.

New York Newton M. Shaffer Lorenz Vienna Cornell University Medical College San Francisco Twenty-seventh Street First Avenue Shaffer

Ferryboat Bump At Boston Slip Injures Animal and Riders

A ferryboat arriving in Boston yesterday afternoon crashed into the slip with many passengers nearby. A large truck horse hit the slip protected runway, its leg scraped to the bone, and the driver acted quickly to prevent further injury. The boat backed out and was docked without further incident.

North Ferry Boston Penobscot Bangor Rockland

Betrothal of Count Pabloff to Countess Cassini Expected

Washington reports hint at an imminent betrothal between Count Paul Pabloff Russian minister to Korea and Countess Marguerite Cassini. Miss Cassini, adopted daughter of the Russian ambassador, famed for jewels and gowns, is a noted fencing enthusiast, musician, pianist, and polyglot.

Cassini Paul Pabloff Washington Korea Marguerite Cassini Marguerite Paris St. Petersburg Count Pabloff Europe Ever Ince Conservatories Pekin Corba

Missionaries in China Face Opportunity and Peril

Dr and Mrs Howard Taylor of the China Inland Mission will visit Brookline and Boston area November 15 to 20 for church and drawing room meetings. Taylor warns China’s internal tensions, drought, secret societies, and reform backlash could flare into another insurrection. Meetings include Clarendon Street Church Park Street Church Trinity Chapel Shepard Memorial Cambridge Brookline Ruggles Street Baptist Newton Second Congregational Dorchester.

Babie Fos Howard Taylor Geraldine Guinness China’ Inland ‘Mission James M. Gray Brookline Taylor China

Famine Appeal From Qwong Tong Proclaimed in Boston

A translated Chinese proclamation posted in Boston's Chinatown urges benevolent aid for famine in Qwong Tong province China. It requests funds be given to a reliable merchant for forwarding to Canton and notes Stephen W. Nickerson Chinese vice-consul will acknowledge contributions publicly.

Qwong Tong China Boston Chinatown Canton Kwong Sue Stephen W. Nickerson

Quaker Petition Seeks Safe Settlement in Turkish Lands

St Petersburg November 13 A petition from the POR Russian Quakers asks the Sultan of Turkey for permission to settle in a part of his empire where they can cultivate gardens with their own hands and not be compelled to obey human laws, the document reports.

ST. Petersburg POR Turkey

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