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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1916

Page

4

Hale takes responsibility for Weeks cartoon in Massachusetts politics

Progressive leader Matthew Hale says he arranged the dark lantern cartoon that has stirred Republican tensions in Massachusetts. He clarifies he did not draw it, but commissioned it with support from Mr. Bird for a circular. Crane and Weeks refuse to align the party, while a statewide booster push for Senator Weeks continues.

Matthew Hale Massachusetts Republican Party Hale Bird Massa

Law School Men to Elect Today

Semi finals for Harvard Law School third year class marshal and secretary elections occur today with 15 candidates for marshal and 10 for secretary. The three top votegetters in each race advance to next week final ballot.

Harvard Law School

What Dust Does to You

Health expert H. Addington Bruce explains in the Sunday Post Magazine how dust exposure affects the body. He outlines risks to lungs and overall health and offers practical preventive tips for readers.

Tattle tales and the cost of gossip in studio life

The piece warns against tattling among children and studio actors. It recalls a girl nicknamed Tattle-tale Susan whose gossip spread beyond the studio, causing bans and mistrust. Lessons emphasize keeping counsel, quiet lips, and self-restraint to protect reputations and future success.

Canada Jack Mother Susan Johnny Katie

Travel Tastes Across Seasons and Earrings Speak

Louise E. muses on preferring no single homeland, loving all regions of the country by season. L. V. notes earrings and pierced ears are optional. J. C. Harold Lockwood and Owen Moore are listed as cast in two plays.

J. C Harold Lockwood Owen Moore Mistress Neil

Pay Tribute to Caruso at Metropolitan Opera Debut Night

Enrico Caruso with Frances Alda Giuseppe de Luca and others starred in Puccini La Boheme at the Boston Opera House. Caruso’s voice drew acclaim for its golden tone and masterful delivery though he was less impressive in the final act. Alda has improved, shedding upper register shrillness and showing more thoughtful phrasing.

Enrico Caruso Frances Alda Giuseppe de Luca Ricardo Tegani Ida Cajatti Puccini Metropolitan Opera Company Boston Opera House Caruso Ellis Miss Farrar Mme. Alda

Caruso Headlines Boston Opera Debut With De Luca

A large enthusiastic crowd witnessed the world famous tenor Caruso in a vigorous performance. The Boston debut of Mr. de Luca drew strong interest with his distinguished voice and stage presence. The evening featured vivid scenes and notable curtain calls as audiences praised the singers.

Mr. Caruso Boston de Taica de Luca

Mary Pickford Talks Daily and Sunday Post Schedule

The readings note Mary Pickford’s Talks will appear usually five days per week in the Daily Post and each Sunday in the Sunday Post.

Mary Pickford Daily Post Sunday Post

President Lowell Advises Harvard Freshmen Tomorrow

President Lowell will address Harvard freshmen in the new lecture hall tomorrow morning to guide course selection for the remaining three undergraduate years. Professor Parker will explain the elective system rules before May 1, aiding students in choosing the majority of their courses.

Harvard Lowell P. Parker

System Federation Gains Recognition From Railroad Union

The New York New Haven and Hartford officials have reached an agreement recognizing the System Federation. The system, linked to the railroad employees department of the American Federation of Labor, will see a wage boost of 1 1 2 cents an hour with some crafts gaining 5 1 2 cents and minimums rising 1 1 2 to 3 1 2 cents. The settlement ends a threatened strike by six crafts including machinists and boiler makers. A meeting at 93 Stamford Street tonight at 8 will organize other members into the federation.

New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Employees’ Department American Federation of Labor Carmen Stamford Street A. F. of I

Greatest of Scotch athletes Donald Dinnie dies at 79

London reports the death of Donald Dinnie aged 79. Regarded as Scotland’s greatest athlete, he competed in 11 000 contests across wrestling hammer throwing running and jumping. Several wins occurred on American soil.

London Donald Dinnie Scotland Tie

Protestant Church News Roundup Highlights Local Clergy Moves

The Shawmut Church reports $1500 raised toward a $10000 fund to save it. A. Merrill Osgood extends his tenure at Maynard First Methodist. Newton Centre hosts the 25th annual Boston West Baptist Bible School with talks by Mac Arthur Hunt and Allen. Also: Home Mission Auxiliary at Columbus Ave. Union Church. Milburn of Salem leads Holy Week services at King's Chapel. The Church of the Disciples marks 75th anniversary with a pilgrimage. Unitarian Newton Centre welcomes Hawes as pastor after Maine trip. Methodist appeals for foreign work funds amid wartime constraints. Watertown Unitarian calls Meredith. Westboro’s Richards to lead Bethany in Quincy May 1. van Allen to speak at Church of the Advent on American Spirit and Haverhill Riots.

Boston West Baptist Bible School Convention First Baptist Church Newton Centre Robert Stuart MacArthur Emory W. Hunt William Allan

Catholic Notes and Church Events Highlight Spring Schedule

The church and Catholic groups announce retreats and masses across Boston area venues including the Church of the Immaculate Conception and Convent of the Cenacle. Events include retreats for men and women, a memorial Mass at the Charlestown navy yard, and an oratorio at Symphony Hall. Cardinal O Connell presides. Loyola Musical Society presents The Redemption by Gounod with 250 singers. Officers for St Clement's House guild elected. Catholic Total Abstinence Union plans April 30 convention. A Taster bride feature appears in the next Sunday Post.

Young Men's Catholic Association Church of the Immaculate Conception Michael Jessup S. J John G. Hart Boston College Cardinal O’connell Charlestown Navy Yard Mer John B. Peterson St. John’s Seminary Charles W Lyons Navy Yard Loyola Musical Sociéty Symphony Hall Gounod Jexas Singers Boston St. Clement’s House Cardinal O‘onnell Julia Duff Charlestown W. ¥. O'Hara Winthrop Anna Galvin J. T. Connor Brookline Prendergast Back Bay M. M. Cunniff H. H. Connor South Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Archdioecese of Cathedral School Hall Malden Street

Pa Van Loon Finds Spring Housecleaning Exercise

Pa Van Loon shows spring cleaning as great exercise in a comic feature teased for the upcoming Sunday Post.

Pa van Loon Next Sunday Post

Thompson in Somerville Funeral Notice

In Somerville on April 4 Mary A. Thompson age 53 beloved wife of John L. Thompson funeral services from her late residence 11 Beacon street Somerville Thursday April 6 at 2 30 p m funeral private.

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