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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1908

Page

4

Flames Destroy Village in Adirondack Fires

In Utica New York on September 27 fires sweeping the Adirondacks, fanned by a strong south wind, destroyed Long Lake West and threatened Nehasane preserve. About a hundred residents evacuated as a relief train set out and trains rerouted as fire raged beyond control.

Utica N. Y Adirondacks Long Lake West Dr. Webb Nehasane Sullivan Herkimer Mincahain Tupper Lake New York Central Railroad Delaware & Hudson Railroad Plattsburg

Bishop Brady Lays Cornerstone of New French Church

Bishop John Brady led the cornerstone laying and blessing for the Church of the Assumption on Broadway Chelsea. About 800 attendees mainly from the French Catholic community heard remarks by Father Henri de la Chapel before the stone was laid. Construction will proceed as rapidly as possible under Marist Fathers of Boston.

Brady Chelsea Broadway Church of the Assumption Marist Fathers Boston Henri de la Chapel John Brady J. M. Portal A. Millett T. J. Remey St. Joseph’s Church Haverhill J. M. le Grand S. M J. Guibert Father Donpeau Lowell Thomas F. Cusack St. Rose Church Post

Uniformed Marine Barred From Synagogue Service

E. R. Williams, a marine aboard the USS Constellation, says he was turned away from the Jewish Temple Adath Jeshurun on Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury because he wore a uniform. Rabbi Phineas Israeli and Vice-President Joseph Rudnick provided differing views on a uniformed man attending services. Rudnick argued entering in uniform violates temple rules and should be denied admittance, possibly during the rabbi’s sermon.

Adath Jeshurun Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury E. R. Williams United States Constellation Phineas Israeli Temple Joseph Rudnick Williams

Woman Foils Snatch Thief on Washington Street

Mrs. S. H. Stone of Jamaica Plain pursued a snatch thief for a considerable distance on Washington Street near Northampton Street and recovered the stolen gold watch before the thief escaped as a crowd gathered. she gave the description to police.

8S. H. Stone Hubbard Street Jamaica Plain Washington Street Northampton Street

Boston Baptist ministers oppose remarriage by divorcees

The Boston Baptist clergy largely oppose remarrying divorced individuals, with few calling for strict measures akin to San Francisco. Leaders stress personal conscience, view divorce as harmful, and favor careful, case by case decisions rather than universal bans.

Baptist Boston San Francisco Association Pacific Coast

Hopeful Five In Chinatown Murder Case Seek New Trials

Five of eight Chinese inmates at Charles Street jail remain hopeful for acquittal after murder convictions. Three received new trials Wong Duck Wong How and Dong Bok Ling. Yee Jung freed. Warry Charles Joe Guey Min Sing Hom Woon Leon Gong remain on death row. Charles says innocence and his wife’s support sustain them as they press for relief.

Charles Street Chinatown Atorney Moran Yee Jung Wong Duck Wong How Dong Bok Ling Warry Charles Joe Guey New York Min Sing Hom Woon Leon Gong Charles New York State

Corean Rebellion Crushed, Seoul Reports Peace

Seoul reports the insurrection is almost completely crushed and the country remains peaceful. Authorities describe the situation as under control with widespread stabilization.

Corean Seoul

Health board stands by milk bureau amid accusations

Dr. Samuel H. Durgin, chairman of the Board of Health, defends the city milk bureau against charges of inactivity. He notes the bureau enforces all rules and will investigate if concerns persist, contrasting with claims of numerous violations and omitted prosecutions.

Board of Health Milk Bureau Samuel H. Durgin Frank B. Gallivan Dr. Durgin

Widow’s Widow? Exonerated Man Seeks Wedding Ties

Pittsburg on September 27. Frank Randa, cleared of the murder of Charles J. Fisher of McKee’s Rocks, wants to marry Fisher’s widow. He has instructed his attorney, Joseph J. Goldsmith, to explore the prospects of the marriage.

Pittsburg Frank Randa Charles J. Fisher MckKee’s Rocks Joseph J. Goldsmith

Stripping the Cruiser Yankee Near Hen and Chickens Lightship

The cruiser Yankee, ashore north of Hen and Chickens lightship, is being stripped with 500 men and multiple vessels from Boston and New York aiding. By Wednesday, officials expect the hull fully stripped and the cofferdam finished to allow tugs to pull off the wreck at high tide.

Newport R. I Yankee Boston New York New York Navy Yard

Bulgaria May Claim Independence

In Vienna observers foresee Bulgaria using the current railroad dispute with Turkey to declare independence from the Porte with Prince Ferdinand as sovereign. Official circles acknowledge Austria would not oppose such a move.

Vienna Bulgaria Turkey Porte Ferdinand Austria

Woman Invents Rudderless Airship The Annulated Dragon

St. Petersburg reports Russian inventor Mme. Poppova has completed a rudderless airship named The Annulated Dragon. The craft uses a uniquely shaped air bag body to provide lift and propulsion signaling a notable entry into aeronautical invention by a female innovator.

ST. Petersburg Mme. Poppova

Woman Dies From Lamp Burn After Stair Fall

Elizabeth Buckley aged 69 fell on Howard street stairs while holding a lighted lamp. The lamp exploded and she died from burns. She lived with sister Katherine Buckley. the shock of the death may be fatal for the survivor.

Lawrence Howard Street Elizabeth Buckley Miss Buckley Katherine Buckley

Gold Dust Dish Washing Method Promises Sanitary Results

An advertisement touts Gold Dust as a magic cleaner that purifies dishes and removes all dirt and germs. It instructs adding a teaspoonful to hot water for dishwashing and claims soap washing leaves dishes only half clean, promising spotless white and wholesome results.

Tributes for Rev. Dennis T. O Sullivan at St Rose Hall

More than 500 people gathered at St Rose Hall to honor Rev. Dennis T. O Sullivan J who died in Philadelphia in July. Knights of St Rose sponsored the event and Consul George T Daly chaired as Bir Knight P M Keating praised the Jesuit priest's service to church and community. He cited leadership in the Catholic Alumni Society Sailors Club League of the Sacred Heart and a labor relations board.

St. Rose Hall Dennis T. O'Sullivan Philadelphia Knights of St. Rose George T. Daly Bir P. M. Keating Keating Father O'Sullivan Church of the Immaculate Conception Boston Catholic Alumni Sodality Sailors’ Club League of the Sacred Heart

McBride Sues Mann Over 12 Year Mustache Clipping

Michael J. McBride of Jamaica sues Albert Mann for 2000 in New York claiming Mann clipped one side of his 12 year mustache. The suit follows a dispute over damage to the facial hair grown by McBride at 10 Siney Street.

New York Michael J. McBride Siney Street Jamaica Albert Mann

Mrs Mabel M. Clark Dies Suddenly in Braintree

Mrs Mabel M. Clark daughter of State Detective John H. Scott died suddenly of heart disease at her father’s home in Braintree. She is survived by her husband George H. Clark and five children.

Braintree Mabel M. Clark John H. Scott George H. Clark

Maps Flake Wheat Product Advertisement Claims

An advertisement extols Maps Flake as the ideal child food arguing whole wheat is superior to white flour. It promotes steam cooking for six hours and 30 minute toasting at 400 degrees to ensure full digestion and flavor with maple syrup.

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