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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1912

Page

3

Missionary Praises China and Calls for Recognition

A Catholic missionary described China's condition and future, urging nations to recognize the Chinese republic. He praised the Chinese people as virile and industrious, urged opening markets and aid, and highlighted the Wuchang revolution as a turning point. He spoke on lifting Chinese women and warned against a military yellow peril while noting an economic one. Father Murphy announced lectures at Boston College Hall on December 1 and 8.

China Asia Irish Society United States Freedom Pacific Father Murphy Boston College Hall

Cures for Cold in One Day and Grip in Two Days

Ad copy for bromic quninine laxative claims one day cold cure and two day grip cure, promising signature by E. W. Grove and a price of 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Boy Believed Dead Is Found In Roxbury

Joseph O Connor a 16 year old Roxbury boy missing three weeks was found alive near an auction room in the West End by Special Officer Ramsey. He was detained at Station 3 and returned to his parents at 20 Phillips street.

Joseph O’connor Roxbury Phillips Street West End Ramsey Joy Street

Whittemore Recital At Old Belfry Club Hall

Elinor Whittemore young violinist gave a recital in Lexington, assisted by soprano Rosetta Key and accompanist Amee Lister. Her program featured Tartini in G major and Vieuxtemps Fantasia Appassionata with noted technique and musical phrasing. Miss Key performed a pleasing group of songs.

Elinor Whittemore Belfry Club Lexington Rosetta Key Amee Lister Miss Whittemore Tartini Miss Key

Laborer Billy Keith?

Thomas Kelly, a laborer at Farnham and Redding streets, was struck on the head with an iron hoe in a fight with Giusseppe Di Carlos yesterday afternoon. Kelly is at City Hospital with a fractured skull.

Thomas Kelly Farnham Redding Streets Giusseppe di Carlos Kelly City Hospital

Packard Shoe ad touts comfort and style at affordable prices

The Packard Shoe claims to be the best made shoe in the United States at any price. It promises easy walking comfort and superior fit, looking better than $10 custom or bench made shoes. Prices listed at $3.50, $4.00, and $5.00 from S. H. Harrison Co. at 662-672 Washington Street corner Beach.

United States S. H. Harrison Co Washington Street Corner Beach Advt

Boy Killed by Glass Crash in City Accident

William J. Laffey, 17, of 841 Dorchester Avenue, died early today from an abdominal wound after a glass window he carried was shattered by a swinging door. He was taken to Relief Hospital shortly before 8 PM, but the wounds were fatal.

William J. Laffey Dorchester Avenue Relief Hospital

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