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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
6
Prominent citizens gathered in historic Boston halls to honor Samuel Adams, whose voice helped unite the original colonies. The Old State House Faneuil Hall and the Old South Meeting House echoed with eloquent tributes marking two centuries since the patriot helped weld a nation.
Tanlac has grown to sell nearly 90 million bottles in eight years with tens of thousands of retailers ordering two to three carloads. The medicine is praised for restoring health to people with stomach and liver issues and has broad United States and international reach. The article also covers a Boston celebration marking Samuel Adams' birth with speakers from government and academia.
A morning parade from 262 Pur Chase Street to the Old State House featured Revolutionary and Colonial societies, C A R members, and Navy sailors. Senator Lodge gave a tribute from the balcony, with memorial address by Judge Michael J. Murray at the Old South Meeting House, followed by song from the Apollo Club and an invocation by Rev. George A. Gordon.
Cardinal O Connell of Boston presided over the annual Catholic Church meeting at Catholic University in Washington. Twelve archbishops and fifty one bishops attended as the group discussed continuing and broadening support for the National Catholic Welfare Council and church interests nationwide.
Nicholas D. Macheras, 20, of 26 Kneeland Street, faced a second degree murder charge in Dedham Superior Court for the Feb 13 stabbing death of Brookline chef Thomas D. Plakias at the Splendid restaurant 1860 Beacon Street. Prosecutors allege an argument after a dishwashing dispute led to Plakias pushing Macheras down stairs before the stabbing.
The War Department announced the sale of 7604 European type railway cars to the Republic of Poland for 4,802,560 dollars. Cash payment is 1,200,640 dollars with the balance to be paid in six years in 5 percent notes of the Polish Republic.
Cuban tobacco output for 1922 was 304000 bales, down from 356000 bales in 1921, per a commerce department report from Havana through American consul C B Hurst. Band stocks were about 300000 bales versus 460000 bales at the same time last year.
ANSONIA Conn Sept 27 The Rev Frank Thompson long time seamen workers in South America died at home of friends here aged 87 He led the American Seamen's Friend Society Mission at Valparaiso Chile for 23 years retiring in 1906 He earlier preached in New York State Connecticut and Massachusetts
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