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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

7

German Camp Is All Work

Berlin dispatch describes life at Field Marshal von Hindenburg's headquarters in a rural town with strict discipline and Spartan simplicity. No theatre or entertainments. no women. the Field Marshal is idol of residents, with crowds saluting as he returns by motor.

Berlin Sayville N. Y Field Marshal von Hindenburg Vossische Zeitung Hindenburg von Hindenburg

Lynn Man Attempts Suicide at Boarding House

Constanti Krotchmul, 25, of 59 Harbor street Lynn, shot himself in the head at his boarding house yesterday around 3 pm. The bullet entered the right side and passed through the mouth. he was taken to Lynn Hospital where doctors say he will live.

Constanti Krotchmul Harbor Street Lynn Lynn Hospital

Convention to Fill Bishop Codman's Place in Maine

Portland, Oct. 12. A special convention to elect a bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Maine to replace the late Right Rev. Robert Codman will meet in Portland on December 1. The date was set by the diocese standing committee and notices will follow.

Portland Episcopal Diocese of Maine Robert Codman

Armenians Murdered by Experts Report Alleges Atrocities

An American Committee on Armenian Atrocities releases a letter from a U.S. professor in Turkey detailing arrests and killings of Armenian leaders in April and June, mass deportations of 12 000, and vast exiles toward Mesopotamia. The report cites killings, looting, and religious fanaticism as Turk measures.

New York American Committee Turkey Sivas Hagopian and Manasdjian Angora Constantinople Merkedjie Enver Pasha Morgenthau

Mass execution of Armenian detainees reported

The professor notes that 1215 Armenians were divided into groups of five or six and escorted at night by gendarmerie under government orders to a distant place near Zileh where they were killed by gendarmes and chettehs, killers released from prison.

Zileh

Hundreds Pledged to March in Suffrage Parade

Hundreds of pledges to march in the suffrage victory parade are received daily at parade headquarters. Officials will send marching instructions and line placements to all pledges, and late arrivals will be assigned as fully as possible by Saturday noon. A latecomers section will form along Charles Street between Beacon and Boylston Streets.

Charles Street Beacon Boylston Streets

Italian Wedding at Old North Church in Boston

Miss Lucy Giannini daughter of Mrs Lena Giannini of 33 12 Green Street Boston wed Guy Donadio of 80 Green Street West End in a ceremony at Christ Church The Old North Salem Street The Rev Harry Sartorio of the Old North Church and Rev William Clark of Roxbury assisted in the solemnization

Christ Church Old North Salem Street Lucy Giannini Lena Giannini Green Street Boston Guy Donadio West End Harry Sartorio Old North Church William Clark Church of the Ascension Roxbury Guy Donadio Qing

Vote Against B. and M. Plan in Concord Meeting

Concord and Montreal Railroad stockholders rejected a board proposal to join with leased lines in any Boston and Maine system consolidation. Clarence Carr James Remicke and Samuel Eastman secured amendments ensuring stockholder approval before final action and urged a close alliance to protect their properties. Directors were tasked to study the absorption issue and report a concrete plan for stockholder approval.

Concord N. H Concord & Montreal Railroad Board of Directors Boston & Maine Clarence FE. Carr James W. Remicke Samuel C. Eastman Carr Concord & Montreal

Belladonna Mistake Sends East Boston Woman Home

Mrs. Angelia Salvatore, 20, swallowed belladonna thinking it cough medicine at a drug store on Webster Street East Boston. She was treated at East Boston Relief Hospital and later sent home to Orleans Street.

Angelia Salvatore Webster Street East Boston Orleans Street

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