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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

7

Yom Kippur Fast Ends In Boston Synagogues

As Vega appeared at 5 45 p m last night Orthodox Jews in Boston ended Yom Kippur. Rabbis blessed the star and the congregation. Temples Adath Israel Ohabei Shalom Mishkan Tefil Adath Jeshurun and Hadrath Israel held services and memorials with sermons by Rabbi Fleischer Eichler Rabenovitch Israeli and Shoher.

Adath Israel Charles Fleischer Henry L. Gideon Ohabei Shalom Union Park Street M. M. Eichler E. Wolkowich Mishkan Tefil Copeland and Moreland Streets Roxbury H. Rabenovitch Temple Adath Jeshuran Blue Hill Avenue P. Israeli J. Halpern Hadrath Israel Crawford Street S. H. Shoher

Mr Bigelow and Hilton Clothes Friendship Noted

Mr Bigelow shows a strong interest in fine apparel while he maintains a friendly relationship with Hilton Clothes, indicating a notable social connection in fashion circles.

Mr. Bigelow Hilton Clothes

Hamlin Answers Williams on Railroads and Gubernatorial Candidacy

Charles S. Hamlin replies to George Fred Williams denying improper railroad ties and detailing his work with the Boston Chamber of Commerce. He explains his role in keeping Canadian highways open and asserts he would serve only the people of Massachusetts if elected governor. He notes a current suit against the New Haven railroad and welcomes inquiries about his affiliations.

Charles S. Hamlin George Fred Williams Hamlin Boston & Maine Railroad Company New England Chamber of Commerce Boston Massachusetts Legislative Committee New Haven Railroad Massachusetts Charles XS. Hamlin

Vaheys name left off straw ballot in Democratic push

A Democratic State convention dispute over governor candidates leads to a ballot listing only Hamlin and Foss, with Vahey's name omitted at his own request. Delegates are urged to reply immediately to the four member committee by special delivery to express preference for the most available candidate.

Sir Frederick W. Mansfield Frederick J. Macleod Cambridge Joseph A. Maynard Boston William P. Hayes Springfield Robert J. Crowley Lowell Eugene N. Foss Charles S. Hamlin Democratic State Committee Freddrick J. Macleod Thomas J. Collins Hamlin Foss Vahey

Flaherty Heads Police Association at Holyoke Convention

Bernard H. Flaherty of Fitchburg elected president of the Massachusetts Police Association at the closing session of a two day convention in Holyoke. Officers named include Henry T. Ryan, James M. Keaney, Christopher H. Chase, and Frank W. Tucker. The relief association elected the same officers, with Patrick H. Doherty as vice president. Columbus Day shifted future conventions to the third Wednesday in October.

B. H. Flaherty Holyoke Massachusetts Police Association Bernard H. Flaherty Fitchburg Henry T. Ryan Haverhill James M. Keaney Cambridge Christopher H. Chase Brockton Frank W. Tucker Chelsea Relief Association Patrick H. Doherty Ocoelem

Midnight Rescue of Lodgers

Fire in the walls between the second and third floors of a lodging house at 224 West Springfield Street drove tenants into the street just after midnight this morning. They fled in their night robes as heavy smoke filled the building, no injuries reported.

West Springfield Street

Fire Traps Lodging House Tenants in Smoke

A midnight blaze in a thickly settled lodging house forces about 20 tenants to flee. Miss Mary McNelly unconscious from smoke is carried out by Reserve Officer Edward Fitzgerald. Fire starts from an overheated chimney and damages two rooms on the second and third floors, about $1000.

Mary McNelly Edward Fitzgerald Lodging House Anna Berg Edith Forsythe Charles L. Mahogony Mahogony James Murphy Fitzgerald

Missing Malden Boy Prompts Family Appeal

Michael J. Delaney a 17 year old from 108 Highland Ave Malden has been missing since Sept 18 his mother seeks information on his whereabouts He is slender built fair complexioned about feet tall Medford Oct 13 Ex Representative Frederick S Deitrick of Cambridge was nominated for a third time as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the 8th district against Samuel W McCall at the Medford City Hall last evening.

Michael J. Delaney Highland Avenue Malden Medford Frederick S. Deitrick Cambridge Democrats Congress Samuel W. McCall Winchester

Oyster Dealer Henry Atwood Dies After Fainting Spell

Henry O. Atwood, 60, oyster dealer at 96 Commerce Street, collapsed in his shop about 3:30 yesterday and died shortly after at Relief Hospital from heart disease.

Henry O. Atwood Commerce Street Relief Hospital

Dr Williams Pink Pills Adverts for General Debility

An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and nerve tonic for general debility. It cites a Syracuse man, John Keller, whose chronic weakness and headaches improved after use. Pills are claimed safe, non habit forming, with pricing 50 cents per box, six for $2.50, via Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.

Williams John Keller East Division Street Syracuse N. Y Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

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