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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

8

Market Reviews by William E Soule

The week saw stock prices influenced by the national election and foreign issues. Bullish confidence appears aided by London repurchase orders and firmer British consols, French rentes, and Turkish securities. Taft’s proven record steadies markets while Bryan’s New York entry looms as a test for investor sentiment in the near term.

London Turkey Taft Wall State Bryan New York

Veterans of First Corps Cadets Parade Today

Veterans of the First Corps Cadets parade this afternoon to honor Colonel Talbot and his battalion for their Pine Camp work. Brigadier-General Appleton will lead the veterans with Lt Colonel Thom as Talbot commanding active corps members. The parade forms at the Cadets armory and travels a route through Boston streets ending at the Somerset for an evening entertainment.

Veterans of First Corps Thomas Talbot Francis Henry Appleton Talbot Pine Camp War Department Charles Pfaff C. C. Foster James G. Foster A. Foster Parker James A. White Dewey Frank L. Higginson Daniel Appleton Corps OF Cadets Appleton Ony Trust Company Frank Merriam Gordon Dexter N. D. Silsbee Cadets’ Armory Columbus Avenue Boylston Street Tremont Congress Broad State Washington Beacon Charles Street Armory Somerset

Girl Bitten in Face by Bull Terrier on Forest Hills Veranda

A five year old girl, Lucile English of 19 Woodlawn Street Forest Hills, was attacked and severely bitten in the face by an eight month old bull terrier on her veranda around 1 45 in the afternoon. Her father J George English was present.

Lucile English Woodlawn Street Forest Hills J. George English

Offer on Marriage

A newspaper snippet quotes opinions on marriage eligibility, including views on wealth thresholds, health and tuberculosis concerns, transmissible conditions, and disapproval of divorcees or atheists as partners. It reflects period values on suitability criteria for marriage.

Child Attacked by Animal at Lucile Scene

A man intervened to protect Lucile as an animal tore her face near the eyes. The father drove the animal into the street and sustained a scratch on his right hand while rescuing her.

Lucile

Police Shoot Dog in Forest Hills Square

Patrolman McAdams chased a dog into Forest Hills square and shot it as a crowd gathered. Dr. Lead treated a severely injured child who remained resting at home and would be taken to City Hospital for further care. The dog’s head was sent to Dr Burr for rabies check. collar read Dr Lowe of West Newton. police say the dog had bitten others in Jamaica Plain. Residents fear the animal was mad and a girl may bear facial scars.

McAdams Station 13 Forest Hills Square Lead Arborway Burr The Beard of Health Lowe West Newton Jamaica Plains English

Cambridge Boys Attacked by Dogs In Cambridge Night

Lawrence Tarbox age 10 was bitten on Brookline street while near home. James Penny age 12 of Green street Cambridge was bitten by a dog on the same night. Both boys are recovering and the dogs were found rabies free.

Lawrence Tarbox Brookline Street Cambridge Pearl Street Charles R. Eastman James Penny Green Street John McDonald

Flora Tug Sunk in Charles River Raised by Betts Wrecking

The tugboat Flora sank Saturday in the Charles River near the Western Avenue Bridge and was lifted early yesterday by a Betts Wrecking Company lighter.

Flora Charles River Western Avenue Bridge Betts Wrecking Company

Reverend Johnson Preaches on Money and Marriage

The Rev. Herbert Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church spoke to a packed crowd despite an injured left foot. He defended marriage while criticizing hasty unions, questioned infatuation, and warned against marrying the financially underpaid, divorced, or physically ill. He mused on rings and the resemblance born of long marriage.

Herbert Johnson

Holy Name Society Demonstration Prep in East Cambridge

For weeks the Holy Name Society branches across the diocese have trained in marching and military movements for a Sunday demonstration on November 1. The St Patrick's Church East Cambridge unit led by Rev Father Slattery and assisted by Rev Father Doherty watched yesterday's exhibitions by the society companies in the Berkshire and Cambridge streets park.

Holy Name Society Society St. Patrick's Church East Cambridge Father Slattery Father Doherty Berkshire Cambridge Streets East Cambridge

Costa Rica and Panama Seek Quick Boundary Settlement

Washington central American Peace Conference president Luis Anderson now in Washington will push to settle the boundary dispute between Costa Rica and Panama at the earliest opportunity.

Washington Costa Rica Panama Luis Anderson

Archbishop Chairs Suffolk Catholic Delegates Meeting

Archbishop O Connell addressed Suffolk County Catholic Societies delegates urging unfailing moral service and denouncing political entanglements. The session, first since the national gathering, praised the federation and outlined aims, with Rev. Dr P J Supple as chaplain and a literature committee to be formed.

Archbishop O'Connell Suffolk County American Federation of Catholic Societies Boston Iie Federation of Catholic Societies Henry Wessling P. J. Supple St. Hugh’s Church Roxbury F. X. Dolan Hopkinton James W. Scanlon Thomas McLaughlin Henry V. Cunningham Denis F. Sheehan John A. Horgan Frank ©. McGrath Henry F. Purcell Charles Logue Joseph A. Cummings John Riordan James H. Carney George T. Daly John O’hare Charles P. Gavin Patrick J. Greene Thomas Sproules Joseph Joyce Joseph A. Sheehan Catherine A. Tillson R. Simmons Isabella M. Spéncer Patrick H. Shea Alice O'Keeffe Thomas F. Lally John E. Flynn Michael O'Neill P. J. Leonard Michael Mooney Daniel Herlihy Nora Kennedy Ellen M. Murphy

Lien Released After Publicity In Shanghai

In Peking on October 18 authorities freed Mme Lien following wide publicity about her arrest in Shanghai and protests from Shanghai’s educated residents. The move reflects official response to public sentiment and asserts her liberty.

Peking Me. Lien Shanghai Hag

Europe to War on Rats in New Insect Destruction League

A global league to destroy rats is being formed with France showing strong interest in its kickoff. The rat problem across Europe has already cost millions of dollars.

Europe Paris International League For the France

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