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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1919
Page
12
12-year-old Charles Block of Chelsea was watching a traveling circus near Carter Street when he ran toward a wagon and collided with it. He suffered severe injuries to the nose and mouth and was taken to Frost Hospital for treatment and observation.
Thomas W. Brahany, executive clerk at the White House for eight years, resigns to become secretary and assistant treasurer of American Republics Corporation, a New York oil concern. He will leave Oct. 1 after handling confidential work during Taft and Wilson administrations.
An advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a tonic-food body-builder for all ages. It claims superior food value and guaranteed purity, with rich energy-boosting elements helping the weak gain flesh and weight, and notes the product is free from alcohol and narcotics.
The Boston City Club hosts the NC 4 crew with Brownie the war dog and Pat the Boston bull dog in a long article about the dogs accompanying the mission. Lieutenant Herbert C. Rodd orders navy stew for the special guest and Brownie proudly enjoys the meal aboard ship.
Two vivid color photographs to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Feature Section showcase Cardinal Mercier and King Albert of Belgium, highlighting rare beauty akin to paintings. The images promise a striking visual contrast and historical interest for readers.
Sir Arthur and Lady Whitten Brown, now in New York, plan a Boston stop within a week or two during their world tour. They hail Alcock and Brown for winning the London Daily Mail prize and joining in nonstop flight fame, with Brown praising Commander Read and the NC-4 crew.
Unofficial representatives of four nations an clergyman and hundreds meet in New York to form the League of Oppressed Peoples Dudley Field Malone is elected chairman Others include Harry Boland B Charney Vladeck Lala Lajpat Raihead Gregory Yilbourg and Rev James Gratton Mythem The Cause of Ireland dominates discussion with mentions of Zion and Young India movements.
Rhode Island suffragists led by Mrs. James W. Algeo plan a third appeal to Governor R Livingston Beeckman to convene a special General Assembly session. A message from Carrie Chapman Catt is to be read, urging Republican support. The State Republican committee opposes calling a special session.
Alexander Green aged 11 of 355 Green Street Cambridge fell from the Boylston street bridge over the Muddy River in Fenway last night and fractured his left leg and knee. He was taken to the Back Bay police station by car and later transferred to City Hospital.
Mrs Isabel J Parker aged 69 and George A Long alias Wren a mobile repair man and teamster are accused of the premeditated murder of Lusina E Broadwell 29 wife of Harry E Broadwell and mother of three. Their trial before Judge Butler and a Washington County jury at Montpelier is set for Oct 7. Broadwell's body was found May 4 in a North Main street garden plot after investigators traced the crime to Parker who ran a rooming house and Long who boarded there.
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