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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

10

German promise frees Belgians upon evacuation

Baron von der Lancken informs Cardinal Mercier that when Germany leaves Belgium deported Belgians and political prisoners will be spontaneously released. The Vatican Osservatore Romano reports the letter says many will be free to return on Monday and the note has been sent to King Albert and President Wilson.

Dom Baron von der Lancken Brussels Cardinal Mercier Belgium Osservatore Romano Vatican Albert Wilson

Dying Clerk and Girl Confined After Fatal Revolver Shot

In Lowell a 14-year-old girl Ora Fortin is jailed on felonious assault charges after firing a revolver in a hunting lodge near Billerica. The weapon misfired and was unloaded, leaving the clerk George E Wentworth of the Belvedere Hotel with a neck wound and near death in hospital.

Lowell Billerica Ora Fortin Salem Street George E. Wentworth Belvedere

Old revolver accident at Nutting's Pond camp

Miss Fortin found an old army revolver at the Nutting's Pond camp and fired it twice, once without a cartridge exploding. Wentworth was wounded and died after police from Lowell and Billerica began investigating the accidental shooting.

Wentworth Edward Fortin Nutting’s Pond Fortin Miss Fortin George Lowell and Billerica

Influenza Deaths Fall Sharply in Boston and State

Boston Board of Health reports 28 influenza deaths and four pneumonia deaths yesterday. Statewide conditions continue to improve as influenza fatalities drop notably.

Boston Boston Board of Health

Hub's Honor Flag Raised in Boston for Liberty Loan

Boston raises the honor flag for the Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan after oversubscribing its quota. By noon the city total reached 193 222 000 dollars, well over the 128 000 000 target. The flag measures 12 by 20 feet and was designed by J H Burton of New York. A report notes improved condition of Mrs Edward P Barry at the Barry home in South Boston.

Boston J. H. Burton New York Edward P. Barry Barry South

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