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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1916

Page

7

Bishops Issue Warning Against Race Hatred and Prosperity

The Protestant Episcopal Church’s pastoral letter read at the 3-part triennial convention in St. Louis warns against race antipathy turning to hatred and cautions against unconsecrated prosperity. It calls for justice toward the Orient and Armenia Poland and Belgium gaps. It urges sanctifying wealth by giving to God's cause.

ST. Louis, Mo Protestant Episcopal Church United States Europe Orient Armenia Poland Belgium

Used force when girl refused to wed

Francesca Caporratta, 17, recently arrived from Italy, refused a long distance marriage plan to Giovanni Carnavale of East Boston. Carnavale visited her North End lodging to choke and threaten her and received a month's suspended sentence. Police seek a brother of the suitor accused of flashing a razor at the girl and her protector Mrs Francesca Sara.

Francesca Caporratta Italy Giovanni Carnavale East Boston North End Central Court Carnavale Francesca Sara

Denies He Knew Kand ler in Dudley Street Fire Case

Samuel Lischner, one of five defendants on trial in Superior Criminal Court for burning a Dudley street building on February 15, testified he never heard of Eddie Kandler until hearing the name in the grand jury room. He said he once saw a man in East Boston but did not know his name and denied offering money or discussing arson with Kandler. Kandler attended the proceedings and faced Lischner for the afternoon.

Samuel Lischner Superior Criminal Court Dudley Street Eddie Kandler Grand Jury Boston Kandler Lischner Isadore Leventhal Isadore Jake Levine Micksaac Mathews Barnard Barnes Pratt

Lischner Denies Involvement In Fires As Trial Opens

In a Boston courtroom Lischner testifies he knew Isadore Leventhal only slightly and denies arranging fires. He admits meeting Leventhal's brother Jake weeks earlier and disputes earlier statements about money, payments, and motives. Attorneys pursue credibility as fires are examined.

Faith Goes Over World Faith Goes Over World

Frank Bell lectured before about 6000 people at the Christian Science Church outlining the movement's growth. He cited more than 1600 churches in 40 years, led by the United States with widespread adoption in England Canada Germany and other nations across Europe Asia and the Americas.

Christian Science Church Frank Bell Christian Science Movement United States Christian Science England Canada Germany France Ireland Scotland Wales Holland Italy Norway Sweden Switzerland South Africa Australia New Zealand China Philippines Argentina Mexico Panama The West Indies Bermuda

Auto Severs Wrist Tendons on Bromfield Street

Four youths on Bromfield Street dragged a boy by an automobile when his wrist was caught in a spare tire appliance. Alexander Vitale, 16, of 238 Cambridge Street suffered torn tendons and bleeding. Miss Mary Warne aided him to a drug store until an ambulance arrived. Surgeons at the relief hospital performed an operation to restore hand use.

Bromfield Street Mary Warne Brookline Alexander Vitale Cambridge Street Relief Hospital

Democrats Lead With $1,066,283 Campaign Funds

Cleveland H. Dodge tops a Democratic fund list with contributions totaling 1,066,283 up to Oct 24. The draft report shows 41,882 contributors, with 261,846 from donors under 100 and 744,436 from those over 100. The entry notes Woodrow Wilson gave 2,500.

New York Cleveland H. Dodge Princeton Wilson Democratic Campaign Fund House of Representatives Wilbur W. Marsh Democratic Naional Committee Dodge Woodrow Wilson Washington, D. C

Governor Expected At His Office Today

Governor McGall is reported recovered from a severe cold and expected to return to his office today. Officials stated at the executive offices yesterday that he would likely resume duties and may address matters from his desk in the capital.

McGall

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