Such Is Life Copyright 1912
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1914
Page
16
Deaf Newton Youth Slashed After Argument
Edward English a deaf and mute resident of 236 Adams Street Newton is treated at Newton Hospital after an early morning altercation with two Italians. Patrolman Veduccio found him with a badly cut and swollen face and head and English communicated by paper that he had an argument with two Italians.
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Edward English
Adams Street
Newton
Newton Hospital
Veduccio
English
Pleads for Hebrews in Palestine at Chelsea rally
More than 2000 people crowded Gordon's Theatre in Chelsea to hear Louis D. Brandeis and Dr. Schmar yahu Levin urge support for a Palestine relief fund. Brandeis urged Zionist ideals, stating Zionism seeks a home and self rule, not compulsion or sovereignty.
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Gordon's Theatre
Chelsea
Louis D. Brandeis
International Zion Organization
Schmaryahu Levin
Duma
Palestine
Brandeis
Mr. Brandeis
Chel Sea gathers for Zionist aid rally in tears
A Chel sea event drew a large crowd and raised over 1260 in about 40 minutes. Speakers urged American Jews to support Zionist colonies, moving many in attendance to tears as appeals were made.
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Chelsea
Gas Kills Man Woman Dying In Lawrence
Louis Lacasse a 51 year old stone mason is dead and an unidentified 40 year old woman rooming at 489 Common street is unconscious and dying after gas poisoning at night lodgers smelt gas and forced the door. Lacasse was a widower who lived alone.
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Lawrence
Louis Lacasse
Common Street
Lawrence General Hospital
Lacasse
Laccasse
Protest Against Jim Crow Government At White House Meeting
In Washington on November 15 delegates who visited the White House last week to protest racial segregation in government departments addressed a mass meeting of African Americans. The group adopted a formal protest to the nation, denouncing a federal policy to draw the color line, calling it Jim Crow government.
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Washington
White House
North Cambridge Church Announces Debt Freedom
The Church of the Notre Dame de Pitie in North Cambridge told parishioners yesterday that the church is finally free from debt. The Rev. Hernin Perennes delivered the cheering message at a special parish meeting in Odd Fellows Hall.
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Church of the Notre Dame de Pitie
Cambridge
Hernin Perennes
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Widow Dies from Grief as Daughter Goes Blind
In Huntsville Alabama a 54 year old woman Mrs Julia Taylor died unexpectedly while her daughter Miss Julia Taylor was away at the time. The daughter has since gone blind from excessive crying over the grief, the report notes.
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Huntsville
Ala
Navy
Julia Taylor
West Huntsville
Taylor
Social Workers Split Over Reform Approach at Ford Hall
Dr John Lov joy Elliott of New York urged unity in child welfare work at Ford Hall last night criticizing routine quarrels. He warned reform efforts were fragmented and piece meal, hindering progress.
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John Lovejoy Elliott
New York
Ford Hall
Federation to unite community for child welfare voiced
A Boston speaker argues teachers fail to create civic citizens and urges forming a federation of agencies to back the child. He cites tenement mothers and child health advocates and criticizes war driven training of youth as harming community unity and moral progress.
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America
United Group
Belgium
Boston
Boy Hunter Wounded in Accidental Rifle Discharge
In Portland Maine on a Saturday hunt two boys were out when a 22 caliber rifle discharged accidentally. George O Spear 17 son of South Portland City Treasurer was seriously wounded by the shot fired by Stephen Kaler 12 son of James Otis Kaler author.
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Portland
George O. Spear
George T. Spear
South Portland
Stephen Kaler
James Otis Kaler
Surgeons Convene As American College Opens Meeting
More than 200 delegates from the United States and Canada gather in Washington for the third annual American College of Surgeons meeting set to begin tomorrow. Cardinal Gibbons will open the convention with an invocation.
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Washington
United States
Canada
American College of Surgeons
Cardinal Gibbons
Triple Cousins Wed In Historic New England Ceremony
Sharon reports the first triple wedding in town history at Our Lady of Sorrows. Brides Lillian Leary Lillian Roche and Eleanore Herlihy wore blue velvet outfits with plumes as they wed Henry George William Russell and Eugene Shine respectively.
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Sharon
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
George A. Costello
Lillian Leary
Lillian Roche
Eleanore Herlihy
Killarney
Henry George
Town
William Russell
New York City
Eugene Shine
Norwood
Miss Roche
Miss Leary
Mr. George
Mrs. George
Mr. Russell
Miss Herlihy
Mr. Shine
Mines Claim 195 Lives in September in U S Coal Fields
There were 195 men killed in and about coal mines in the United States during last September up from 173 a year earlier. Virtually all accidents occurred underground, according to a Bureau of Mines report released today.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
Many Mines Drift Up On Dutch Coast
The Dutch coast guards report 12 to 20 mines drifting ashore daily during the past week, found on the coast or floating in Zeeland waters, creating extreme danger for coastwise and internal navigation.
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Hague
London
North Sea
Zeeland
Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Father John's Medicine
A letter from the Sisters of Holy Cross at Nashua New Hampshire touts Father John's Medicine as a reliable remedy for bronchial trouble and a tonic for the weak, describing it as a food medicine rather than a cough syrup. It claims beneficiaries among their institution and credits an eminent specialist.
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United States
Canada
Father John
Sisters of Holy Cross
Chandler St
Nashua
N. H
Auto Crash Fatality in Providence
Thomas McCormick twenty from Central Falls was killed when his car skidded into a telephone pole in Providence. He died at Rhode Island Hospital. His companion John Devaney was cut about the head and body.
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Providence
Thomas McCormick
Central Falls
Rhode Island
John Devaney
Memorial Services for Rev Alexander McKenzie pastor
A host of prominent men from all walks of life attended special memorial services for the late Rev. Alexander McKenzie 47 years pastor of the First Church Congregational Cambridge held yesterday afternoon in that house of worship.
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Alexander McKenzie
First Church
Congregational
Cambridge
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