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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

5

Catholic Church Notes Highlight Fr Casey Entering Franciscan Order

Dr Maurice P Casey, a noted local osteopath, left yesterday to join the Franciscan Brothers in Brooklyn. He served with the Psycopathic Hospital at Tenway and was 1916 prefect of the Boys Sodality at Immaculate Conception Church. About 20 Young Men’s Catholic Association members from Cathedral parish are in the National Army at Camp Devens.

Maurice P. Casey Order of Franciscan Brothers Brooklyn N. Y Psycopathic Hospital Tenway Boys’ Sodality Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue East Concord Street Casey Wiil St. Francis College Brookyn The Young Men’s Catholic Association Cathedral of the Holy Cross National Army Camp Devens William E. Conroy Ayer

Slayer of Officer Indicted for Murder at Newport

Robert J. Priddey aged 50 of Quebec was indicted for first degree murder and assault with intent to kill by a Newport special grand jury. He is charged with the September 26 murder of Newport policeman J. P. Monogue and wounding immigration officer P. J. McDermott. counsel to be assigned and trial expected this term.

ST. Johnsbury Robert J. Priddey Quebec Newport Priddey J. P. Monogue P. J. McDermott

The Poodle: A French Fashionable Canine Breed

The poodle is a popular dog in France and Germany noted for its drollery and affection. It learns tricks easily, swims well, and suits children. Coat is long and plentiful with colors mainly black or white. grooming varies with partial clipping common in some areas.

France Germany

Highland Laddie Heroic Dog Douses Fire

Twelve year old Muriel M. Fe O'Brien of Somerville recalls how her Scotch collie Highland Laddie leapt onto her, pulled her dress, and knocked a pan of ice water onto a flaming dress, extinguishing the blaze. The dog's quick action saved her life.

Laddie Muriel M. FE. O’brien Wheatland Street Somerville

Fox Pup Becomes Companion to House Hound

A fox cub kept as a pet by a keeper grew friendly with the dog Sniff. The fox played in the kitchen at night and, as she grew, was kept chained in the yard under supervision.

Sniff

Fox and hound rescue scene ends with identity reveal

A hunter recalls October fox thefts and a chasing pair, a dog and its mate. The first fox escapes over a wall, then the young fox is chased by a dog before the fox doubles back to safety as the hunter notices a gleam on its neck. The fox is identified as ALBERT ASQUITH.

Albert Asquith P. O Northboro

Panelear Sinks Off Africa. Mascot Pede Brings Doll Aboard

A narrative describes the torpedoing of the Panelear off Africa. Survivors in boats recall mascot Pede, last to leave, swimming back to the wreck with a doll and small bag in his mouth before disappearing.

Panelear Africa Pede

Property of Captain's Daughter Recovered in Search

In Southbridge Ralph J. Hill reports recovered items tied to a Captain's daughter. The narrative notes doll clothes as part of the recovered property, detailing a search outcome and identifying ownership.

Ralph J. Hill Southbridge

Dog and Auto Victims Bonded Friends Share With Fatal Accident

Antonio Calitri of 100 Jackson Street Lawrence recounts two dogs owned by George Bain one a shepherd the other a terrier. The terrier died after being struck by a large car while the shepherd dragged the companion to safety as another vehicle approached.

George Bain Antonio Calitri Jackson Street Lawrence

Star and the Whip Star of Bennington Md

Star a liver colored painter owned by my father was shown a dog whip hidden under a stone near a spring at Bennington Md. After a bet he was sent from Willard's Hotel Washington DC five and a half miles to fetch it back. He traveled eleven miles and returned with the whip in under three hours. Rogers Barker Howard Street Malden.

Star Bennington Willard Washington, D. C Barker Rogers Barker Howard Street Malden

Spot the patriotic terrier saves his flag in blaze

Freddie’s small master taught Spot to march with an American flag. during a Friday night fire Spot reappears from the burning home with the flag clenched in his teeth, providing a dramatic moment as the family escapes in night clothes. Dana S. Greenlaw Stroudwater Street Westbrook ME.

Spot Freddie America Dana S. Greenlaw Stroudwater Street Westbrook

Kitten Buried Drama Sparks Family Scandal

A family pet spaniel named Prince fights with the family cat over new kittens. While the mother cat is away, Prince digs in the cellar and buries two kittens, tries a third, and four more are found in a basket. Miss Jeannie Robertson of Andover notes the incident.

Prince Jeannie Robertson Brook Street Andover

Peters Announces Candidacy for Boston Mayor

Andrew J. Peters decides to run for Boston mayor after a Monday night conference with business leaders at a city club. He is preparing a statement outlining the reasons for his candidacy and plans to announce soon.

Andrew J. Peters Boston Mr. Peters

Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald may back Peters in Boston race

The article details political maneuvering as ex Mayor Fitzgerald considers backing Peters, who faces pressure from anti Curley forces and Good Government Association. Peters previously supported Fitzgerald, with Gallivan declaring a fight to a finish and pressure on all sides shaping the city’s candidacy dynamics.

Peters Curley Good Government Association Fitzgerald Boston Gallivan

Irving Stone Dead in Lexington After Long Public Service

Irving Stone died yesterday at his home 1 Eustis street Lexington aged 88. He served in Salem as a member of the Board of Aldermen and had resided in Lexington for 80 years. He is survived by one son George E. Stone of Lexington.

Irving Stone Salem Lexington Eustis Street George E. Stone

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