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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1916

Page

5

Three Big Deeds In Four Years At Faneuil Hall

Mayor Curley spoke at a Samuel Sheinfein Lodge gathering in Faneuil Hall praising three American achievements: national security, child labor freedom, and Louis D Brandeis appointment to the Supreme Court. Ten new members joined the lodge, the largest class ever, completing a 1000 member drive begun two months earlier.

America Louis D. Brandeis United States Supreme Court Curley Faneuil Hall Samuel Sheinfein Lodge Independent Order of Sons of Israel Order Charles B. Strecker Leon R. Egges Henry H. Leveneson

First to Ask for Pension from Border Service

Hartford report notes Mrs. Charles E. Collins of Hartford has filed a federal pension application as widow of Corporal Collins of the First Connecticut Infantry. It is the first border mobilization pension case and may fall under the general pension law for widows of disease-incurred deaths in service. Corporal Collins fell ill at the border, was discharged, and died at home weeks later. Coach Sherlock's Commerce to face Brockton at Fenway Park Friday after a near-standout win over Lowell High.

Hartford Conn Charles E. Collins Corporal Collins First Connecticut Infantry Collins Sherlock Commerce Brockton Fenway Park Commmerce Lowell McCarthy Kilham

Local Wilmington Man Credits Varnesis Cure for Rheumatism

Dr. F Perkins of Wilmington Massachusetts reports relief from chronic rheumatism after using Varnesis. He describes severe joint stiffness swelling and pain before treatment and states he regained function and returned to work. He endorses Varnesis as a safe herbal remedy and invites inquiries.

F. Perkins Corner Church Fuller Sts Wilmington Mass

Missing Boy Killed in War Report Reaches Cambridge

Mrs James J Murray of Cambridge receives telegram from British authorities in OttawaOntario stating her son Private Joseph Murray 19 tied to Canadian Mounted Rifles officially reported killed in action October 9. He had vanished since June 1915 while employed by Royal Typewriter Company in Boston.

James J. Murray Stampshire Street Cambridge Joseph Murray Ottawa

Salem Riot Trial Moves to Salem Court

The trial of Mayor Albert T Bartlett and Aldermen Cook Hoyt Wood and Stickney in the Leyden religious riot was transferred tonight from Lawrence to Salem Superior Court. About a hundred witnesses are summoned for the opening, with a return to Lawrence expected after opening arguments due to travel costs.

Haverhill Albert Tl. Bartlett Cook, Hoyt, Wood and Stickney Leyden Salem Lawrence Joseph Quinn

Brookline Choral Society Announces 2-Concert Season

The Brookline Choral Society unveils its second season opening in January under Emil Mollenhauer with Frank N. Luker as accompanist. Two concerts are planned, one in January and a second in April. Membership applications are due by November 1 to Mrs. Henry Howard, 30 Amory Street.

Brookline Choral Society Emil Mollenhauer Frank N. Luker Henry Howard Amory Street Brookline

Funeral for Rev Alphonse Charlier Tomorrow

The funeral of the Rev. Alphonse Charlier will be held tomorrow at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue where he served for over 50 years. His body lay in state for 12 hours in the Sodality chapel at Boston College Hall on James Street and was viewed by about 2,000 people.

Alphonse Charlier Church of

Stones Shatter Girl's Skull After Playtime Throw

Six year old Ida Borkmann was struck on the head by a stone thrown by passing youths at Oneida street and Warrison avenue yesterday afternoon. She lies in serious condition at City Hospital with a fractured skull and potential life threat.

Oneida Street Warrison Avenue Ida Borkmann

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