Funeral of 1¢ Fire Victims
A burial is planned for one victim on Sunday with three more to be buried Monday as authorities investigate the 1 cent fire tragedy. Names and exact locations are not yet released.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
1
A burial is planned for one victim on Sunday with three more to be buried Monday as authorities investigate the 1 cent fire tragedy. Names and exact locations are not yet released.
The Peabody disaster at St John’s Parochial School claims 17 young lives from 21 victims. A solemn high mass begins at 10:30 as 17 white caskets are moved before 600 pupils and 17 Notre Dame sisters who guided evacuees. Burials follow for the remaining four victims over the coming days.
All business will be suspended in Pea body during the funeral services. Large manufacturing plants will close at 9 o clock to allow workers to attend the services. Continued on Page 6 First Column.
Dr Anna Howard Shaw, a leader of the U S woman suffrage movement, asserts that Kaiser Wilhelm's divine right claim for Germany is no worse than Massachusetts residents believing they govern their state by divine right. The remark draws a comparison to state authority and legitimacy.
The speaker, president of the national organization, addressed a packed Tremont Temple audience. The crowd filled every seat and stood in every corridor. thousands were refused entry as doors closed twenty minutes before the rally began.
Mayor Curley seeks help from Governor Walsh and Boston business leaders in a final push to halt the strike. The effort involves representatives from major local firms and state officials continuing on page 9 column 4.
Bulgarian forces seize a key stronghold at Strumitsa as they push 20 miles into enemy territory. The opposing Bulgars suffer heavy losses in the operation.
New York Oct 29 J P Morgan who had been at his desk after recovering from bullets inflicted by Erich Muenter is again bedridden and treated by specialists for appendicitis. The operation was performed at noon by Doctors Markoe Lyle and Smith and was described as successful with Morgan resting comfortably.
The attack of appendicitis was mild and not linked to the attempted assassination of Mr. Morgan by Mounter. Financier Morgan has fully recovered from two bullet wounds and his health is excellent. He testified last Tuesday before the Thompson investigating committee on elevated railways and later attended a United States Steel directors meeting in good spirits.
A six year old Chinese girl, Minnie King of 16 Tyler Street, died from injuries after being struck by an auto owned and operated by Dr. Charles H. Gilbert of Watertown at Tyler and Kneeland streets on her way home from school. She was taken to the Boston Dispensary. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wong King.
A Athens rumor claims a French force advanced into Bulgarian territory and captured Strumitsa after a three day battle. Bulgarian troops reportedly suffered heavy losses, retreated in disorder, and left numerous prisoners and dead. A further development is a rumor from German and Greek sources.
Continued column lists astronomical timings for Portland and nearby towns with rises, moon phases, and equinox details. It also notes sunrise and sunset, planet positions including Jupiter Saturn and Mars, and a 1881 Arctic tragedy anniversary along with Sheridan’s birth and the Tower of London fire anniversary.
Forecast for southern New England calls for fair weather Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Moderate southwest to west winds expected. Northern New England remains partly cloudy Saturday with rain in eastern Maine and cooler readings in Vermont and New Hampshire. Sunday turns fair.
Listed readings show morning and evening temperatures across several dates with average temperatures noted. Entries include times such as 3 a m and 9 p m, with values ranging in the 40s to 60s and a stated yesterday average of 56.4 and last year’s average 51.28.
Mrs Elizabeth Prior of 3 Hazelwood Street Roxbury was robbed of a handbag containing six dollars by a young man who offered to guide her to friends on Wigglesworth Street Somerville. The assailant fled and is believed to be connected to three previous Somerville robberies.
Mrs. Prior, lost and seeking directions near Medford and Sycamore, Somerville, was approached by a young man at a soda fountain who offered to guide her to Wigglesworth Street. On entering Wigglesworth Street he robbed her handbag after a violent blow to the jaw. The suspect matches a recent Somerville series description: about six feet tall, smooth face, slender, dark clothes, black soft hat.
William A. Norcott, 63, of 272 Past Cottage Street Roxbury, a veteran court attendant for 17 years at the Boston Municipal Court, died at the Relief Hospital about 7 PM after a cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves two sons and a daughter, one son Edward Norcott a U S Navy chief boatswain who served with Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay during the Spanish war.
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