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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1916

Page

3

Find Child Plague Cause

Baltimore October 1 The mystery of the infantile paralysis cause is solved by Dr Horace T Burrows at Johns Hopkins Hospital after research tracing the germ to the digestive intake through or with milk or water The germ resides in the intestine in every case and the disease spreads via raw food born milk or water

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hos

Temperance talk marks Father Mathew banquet at Fanueil Hall

John F. Fitzgerald told the annual Father Mathew celebration that temperate habits are rising among men in public life. The event was held at Fanueil Hall last evening under the Catholic Total Abstinence Union.

John F. Fitzgerald Father Mathew Faneuil Hall Total Abstinence Union

Temperance Banquet Highlights Republican Era Reforms

Former Mayor recalls early republic sobriety in public life and notes a decline in liquor use among recent members. Over 500 Total Abstinence Union members attended as Cardinal O Connell sent regrets. Speakers urged total abstinence as key to business and professional success and praised temperance work.

Our Republic Cardinal O'Connell Frederick W. Mansfield Temperance Peter F. ‘Tague Temperance Union

Dr Francis Brown Dies at Union Theological Seminary

The Rev Dr Francis Brown longtime president of Union Theological Seminary since 1908 died in New York at age 66 of heart disease at his home. Born in Hanover New Hampshire he studied at Berlin and earned degrees from Hamilton Dartmouth Yale Harvard Oxford among others. Survived by wife two daughters a son and sister Alice Van Vechten Brown professor of art at Wellesley College.

New York Francis Brown Union Theological Seminary Brown United States Hanover N. H University of Berlin Hamilton Dartmouth Yale Harvard Oxford Union Seminary Berlin Alice van Vechten Brown Wellesley College

Young highwaymen rob man at Somerville corner

Edward S. Davidson reported being assaulted at the corner of Royce Place and Bonair Street in Somerville last night. Two youths wrestled him to the ground and relieved him of a 325 watch, an 18 chain, and 3.60 in cash before escaping.

Edward S. Davidson Royce Place Bonair Street Somerville Davidson

PUTS BLAME ON COUNCIL

Cambridge High and Latin School pupils suffer in ill ventilated rooms while Charles F. J. McCue of the Cambridge School Board blames the City Council for inaction. He says the board asked for an annex last June and it could have been ready this fall if acted on promptly.

Cambridge High and Latin School Cambridge City Council Charles Ff. J. McCue Cambridge School Board McCue Edward J. Dunphy

Jamaica Plain Couple to Wed in Methodist Church

Sadie R Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Sullivan will marry Roderick W Shaw of Jamaica Plain Wednesday evening in the First Methodist Church. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Charles F Jeffras assisted by Rev Clarence A Young.

Sadie R. Sullivan John H. Sullivan Greenough Avenue Jamaica Plain Roderick W. Shaw First Methodist Church Charles F. Jeffras Clarence A. Young Roxbury Presbyterian Church

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