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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1914
Page
14
The High Standing Committee of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters issues resolutions protesting U S authorities for not acting against Mexican clergy and Sisters of Charity abuses. They forward copies to the President and Secretary of State and urge Catholics to unite in support of victims and religious rights.
Mokuweewee the great summit crater of Mauna Loa erupts after a long quiet. Lava rolls down the mountainside as Kilauea remains sub-acute. The eruption poses no danger until it reaches the timber line at 4000 feet.
A. Shuman, president of the Hospital Board, praises Boston City Hospital as the best municipal facility. He notes strong nurse training, up-to-date amphitheatre, fireproof, renovated buildings, and quality appurtenances. He rejects criticisms and says Mayor Curley supports expansion and funding will follow city backing.
The Boston Bar Association plans a determined fight for a new federal building in Boston. Charles F. Choate Jr. represents the association and will discuss the matter with federal judges in Boston at the executive committee meeting on Wednesday.
The Commission on Fisheries and Game received 16 more reports of deer killed during the current open season, bringing the statewide total to 1296.
A large advisory council to work with the State Board of Labor and Industries on factory law enforcement was disclosed by Chairman Alfred W. Donovan. Governor Walsh will address the group at the State House in room 240 on Friday afternoon. The roster includes prominent manufacturers and labor leaders from across Massachusetts and features figures such as Alfred L. Aiken, Thomas F. Anderson, Miss Ida M. Cannon, George S. Mumford, and many other executives and officials from Boston and beyond.
Announcement names Max J. Weisman chief judge Abraham Kliger and Samuel Levine as judges for the Boston Newsboys Trial Board for the coming year. Peter Chicarello will be clerk and Regan will supervise minors. Trials for misdemeanors will be held at the Newsboys Club 277 Tremont Street on Wednesday nights. Each judge earns 50 cents weekly.
August Belmont filed suit in the New York Supreme Court against the estate of the late Timothy D. Sullivan for 168 820 with interest bringing the total to 205 020. Belmont alleges the loan funded Sullivan during margin troubles and business losses and seeks repayment.
The bodies of Paul Brister son of Mayor Charles W Brister of Auburn and Julian Candee son of Justice Candee of Cayuga were recovered from Cayuga Lake after they went missing while duck hunting. Their overturned boat was found Sunday morning.
Wolf's My Clothier located within cay access from Haymarket Adams Scollay and Friend-Union street stations of the subways, linking shopping with transit hubs in the area.
Frederick A. Taylor arrived from England after being deported for alleged larceny of war department maps. Claimed American birth and Chicago work, but records show New Zealand birth making him English. He was ordered deported and faces likely imprisonment if returned to England.
A man found on the inbound track of the New Haven road between Dorchester avenue and the Sixth street bridge remains at the North Grove street morgue awaiting identification. Medical Examiner Magrath says a skull fracture and a wall blood indicate a fatal fall after being struck by a train. Letters show Rhode Island relatives, including Robert Robertson of Bradford street Woonsocket.
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