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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1917

Page

4

New Hell Gate Bridge Opens Linking Rail Lines

The Federal Express, Boston to Washington, became the first to run over the new Hell Gate Bridge route, left Boston at 7 p.m., and is due in Washington about 7 a.m. A Washington to Boston train also departed on time as the bridge completes direct New Haven and Pennsylvania connections, linking New England with the regions west and south of the rivers.

Federal Express Boston New Hell Gate Bridge Washington New York New York City New Haven Pennsylvania New England Liudson East Rivers

Patriotic Mass Meeting Held in Dedham

A patriotic gathering organized by the Citizens' Committee on Public Safety of Dedham and Westwood convened yesterday in Memorial Hall Dedham. Over 500 attendees heard speakers including Judge Michael J. Murray who urged recruits Henry B Endicott of Dedham a State Public Safety Committee member Charles I Weed president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and George E Hall executive manager of the committee.

Citizens’ Committee On Public Safety Dedham Westwood Memorial Hall Michael J. Murray Henry B. Endicott State Public Safety Charles I. Weed Boston Chamber of Commerce George E. Hall Citizens’ Committee

Part of 23d New York Regiment Gets Started

The Third battalion of the Twenty-third Regiment left tonight for its station. The other units of the regiment remained mobilized at the armory in Brooklyn.

New York Regiment New York Twenty-third Regiment Brooklyn

Big Downtown Department Store Easter Bargain Sale

Downtown store launches a week long cut price sale before Easter. It advertises numerous men’s and boys’ clothing and accessories including overcoats suits raincoats hats and gloves at substantial discounts with many items priced under a dollar.

Movies for Army Chaplains Campaign Launched

Bishop Lawrence of the Massachusetts diocese urged Episcopal churches to equip National Guard chaplains with a motor truck a large tent and a moving picture outfit to entertain American soldiers in the field during yesterday’s talks at St Pauls Cathedral Trinity Church and Emmanuel Church

Lawrence Massachusetts The Episcopal Church St. Paul’s Cathedral Trinity Church Emmanuel Church National Guard

Chaplains Ready Funds For Army Equipment

Bishop Lawrence says four of seven regimental chaplains have funds for gear and, by mid next week, all regiments expect similar support. He argues chaplains must be equipped to serve as moral guides and social centers, likening their role to postmasters and bankers. He urges strong church support for officially commissioned chaplains.

Lawrence The Episcopal Church On Army and Navy

No Shells Now From the U S

America has halted large scale production of shells and munitions for European powers as allied fronts remain active. Demand for U S munitions has dwindled, big plants idle, and many contracts have expired with no extensions granted for late completions.

America France Tron Trade Review United States

Urges Moral Preparedness at Cambridge Church

D Brewer Eddy urged a great moral preparedness movement at Shepard Memorial Church Cambridge. He warned a 1 000 000 man army mobilization would raise immorality among troops and worry about national honor if the United States kept peace with Germany.

D. Brewer Eddy Shepard Memorial Cambridge Mr. Eddy France United States Germany

Virgin Islands Transfer Complete on All Three Islands

The Virgin Islands moved from Danish rule to United States control today with the transfer on St Thomas St John and St Croix at 4 PM local time. The ceremony marked a peaceful handover expected to shape future governance and ties with the United States.

ST. Thomas Virgin Islands United States

Commanders Lead Ceremonies at Caribbean Stations

Commander Pollock, the ranking American officer at the islands, officiated at St. Thomas. The commander of the cruiser Olympia acted in a similar capacity at St. Croix.

Pollock Islands St. Thomas Olympia St. Croix

Transfer of Virgin Islands Ceremony Grounds Denmark Harbor

Officers from the Hancock and Danish Val kyrien formed guards of honor at St. Thomas as the Danish Governor proclaimed the cession. Commander Pollock landed under a 15 gun salute and signed the transfer protocol before the Danish flag was lowered and the American flag raised amid anthem salutes. Prayers followed as Pollock declared himself Acting Governor of the Virgin Islands.

Hancock Valkyrien St. Thomas Pollock Greider Porto Rico Virgin Islands United States of America

Silent Flag Raising Moves Crowd to Tears

The crowd wept as the American flag was hoisted, following a profound moment of silence that impressed attendees with its gravity and reverent stillness.

Two Liquor Raids At Salisbury Beach

Salisbury Beach, April 1. In line with a citizen vote, Chief of Police Fred Tappin and the Selectmen raid the beach twice this morning. At the Tranquilla Hotel officers confiscate about 20 gallons of liquor. a second raid at the Salisbury House finds no liquor.

Salisbury Beach Fred Tappin Tranquilla Hotel Salisbury House

Hale Urges Progressives to Attend Convention

In New York on April 1 Matthew Hale acting chairman of the National Progressive party urged that the present international crisis emphasizes the need of the forthcoming Progressive convention at St. Louis He called it the patriotic duty of every Progressive who can to be present.

New York Matthew Hale National Progressive Party St. Louis

Two Alarm Fire Damages Gridley Lunch Company Building

Firefighters battled a two alarm blaze at 43 Summer Street in the Gridley Lunch Company building. One firefighter was injured and Chief McDonough narrowly escaped harm as a steam pipe burst hampering efforts. Damage was estimated at $15,000 with the fire starting on the third floor, spreading to the bakery and kitchen above, and water leakage damaging the restaurant below.

McDonough Gridley Lunch Company Summer Street

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