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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
3
An 11 year old boy, David Krunish, survived after a picket fence piercing near his heart with the heart located on the right side. Doctors say a normal heart would have likely proved fatal and he is now recovering at Fordham Hospital.
Dean Homer Albers of Boston University law school announces student appointments to school courts and legislature. Included are Jeremy R. Waldron speaker of the legislature from Farmington New Hampshire, Jas per H Howe clerk of legislature from Presque Isle Maine, Joseph W Keith clerk of supreme court from Bridgewater, Luigi DePasquale Milford clerk of superior court, Joseph Ek O'Shaugh nessy Southbridge clerk of municipal court, Joseph W O'Donnell Providence Rhode Island sheriff.
T. B. Fitzpatrick of Brown Durrell Company a Catholic and national treasurer of the United Irish League has placed at the disposal of the St Vincent de Paul Society a 70 acre farm with buildings near Hopkinton for use by the poor.
A donor gives a large farm to the Sisters of St. Joseph for the benefit of the poor. Free care will be provided to ill mothers and women during the year, with summer vacations for thousands of children. The property includes a 16 room house a hennery barns and extensive farming grounds on a hill with views and orchards.
Stevie Kennedy 22, a noted boxer from Boston Lawrence and New England cities, was arrested and held on $5000 bail for the murder of John Smalsky. Smalsky died after a street-row on Elm Street Saturday. Medical Examiner Dow ruled death from a head blow and heavy fall. John Manning, also arrested, was bound over for hearing November 1 in $5000 bonds.
Thomas Y. Johnson received a divorce on grounds of cruelty. He testified his wife threw a pan of hot fat at him on July 18, 1911, causing a sightless right eye and a badly scarred face requiring lengthy hospital treatment. Judge Hardy presided.
The Rev. Frank E. Aitkins will leave Church of the Advent to serve at St. Luke's Chapel in Trinity parish New York succeeding Rev. Sidney Atmore Caine now called to Trinity Church Bristol R I. Charles P Wellman of Channing Church Dorchester plans citizen ship talks at Sunday 7 30 with Mrs Susan W FitzGerald as first speaker. Prison Sunday appears on church calendars as reform groups urge reflection on the condemned and state methods. Boston ministers meet at Pilgrim Hall next Monday with Prof Walter Rauch enbuch Rochester Theological Seminary on Social Christianity and Personal Religion. Rev R Perry Bush of Chelsea Universalist preaches Thanksgiving Eve for the Federation of Churches Cary Avenue Methodist Church plans services.
Robbins, a Massachusetts Bible Society colporteur, arrived in Boston at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon after a 100 mile three day journey from Wilbraham with his Bible team. He toured towns selling Bibles and literature, riding a dairy wagon bearing Bible references and tract prices. Heavy rain near South Framingham soaked him briefly, but most roads were in good shape.
Delegates at the United Textile Workers' Union annual convention pass a resolution blaming mill owners for the Lawrence strike and condemn I W W leaders Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso. They urge textile councils and continued organizing in Southern mills and the Mohawk valley. The 15 cent per capi ta groups will receive 1 dollar weekly while on strike.
Hugh Duffy says he cannot stand for petticoat rule in Milwaukee and plans to branch out as a club owner next season. He likely will return to New England where his baseball career began and push for a franchise in the New England league.
Princeton announces United States Senator Elihu Root of New York as Stafford Little lecturer on public affairs replacing Joseph H Choate. The board reports gifts totaling 405297 since the last meeting, largely for the graduate school and scholarships. Archibald A Bowman of Edinburgh elected professor of logic.
Arthur J. Wentzell aged 26 was found waist deep in Fort Meadow with a head wound and is in precarious condition at Marlboro Hospital. Police believe he attempted suicide the previous night and wandered into the swamp dazed. He had been a bellboy at the University Club in Boston and was last seen leaving toward his parents home at 42 Winthrop street.
Clinton Oct 24 The local Board of Health orders immediate execution of all cats in families with smallpox cases and requires permits for departures. Lancaster and Clinton residents will be vaccinated. Chelsea Fitchburg Marlboro Leominster Littleton Ayer Harvard boards notified of hospital visits. Two hundred sixty Lancaster residents already vaccinated and 150 vaccinated in Clinton today.
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