Gaza Bombarded by French Forces in Palestine War
Paris reports the marine ministry states a battleship with French seaplanes bombarded a Turkish encampment near Gaza in southern Palestine. The attack marks a new theater of hostilities near the Egyptian frontier, with Gaza located two miles inland from the Mediterranean, 48 miles southwest of Jerusalem.
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Paris
Marine Ministry
Gaza
Palestine
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Do You Own a Cat The Sunday Post Guides Care
A preview outlines cat care tips featured in the upcoming Sunday Post. It covers basic nutrition grooming and simple at home routines for healthy feline companionship.
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Next Sunday Post
Ovation for Mgr Splaine at St Joseph’s Roxbury
More than 2000 parishioners welcomed their new rector Mer. M. J. Splaine at Hibernian Hall Dudley Street last night. The hall featured American and papal colors with roses and evergreens decorating the stage approach.
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St. Joseph’s Parish
Roxbury
Mer. M. J. Splaine
Hibernian Hall
Dudley Street
Monsignor Splaine Welcomed by St Josephs Parish in Boston
The Rev. T J Fahey and clergy joined a reception for Mgr Splaine at St Joseph's parish Boston. Clergy praised his kindness and the parish’s long history. Splaine expressed gratitude and recalled priests who served the church while parishioners received him warmly and celebrated with dancing.
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T. J. Fahey
Mer. Splaine
James Hayes
John O'Leary
Mission Church
Roxbury
Richard H. Splaine
Church of the Sacred Heart
Watertown
Denis F. Sheehan
Richard Lane
Mgr. Splaine
Boston College
Father Fahey
St. Joseph's Parish
John D. O'Connor
Christine Galbraith
Pio del Luca
Thomas C. Murphy
Mgr
Splaner
Boston
Old Rock Church
Bryne
Father Smith
Father Morlan
Father Wholey
Saint Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s
Council Approves 2116 Dollar Payment to Officer in Fatal Shooting
City Council votes to pay Policeman Charles R. Miller 2116.50 for legal expenses tied to his trial for the killing of Ralph Shea after a street fracas in a doorway. Councillor Coulthurst questions the justice of the claim while urging delay.
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John A. Coulthurst
Charles R. Miller
Ralph Shea
Napoleon in Pictures War Message Featured on Sunday Post
The Sunday Post presents an illustrated war message featuring Napoleon in pictures. Readers are invited to view this visual feature on Everybody's Page next Sunday.
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Napoleon
City Council Approves Emergency Funds For Welfare
After Mayor Curley warned of closures across three departments, the City Council voted emergency appropriations totaling 626 314 dollars to sustain the infirmary the overseers of the poor and the sinking funds departments preserving aid for widows orphans and city charges.
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Curley
Budget compromise preserves three city departments
The Mayor and Finance Commission eased a budget clash by approving emergency appropriations totaling 626 314 58 for three departments while placing topped up funds in a reserve. Councillors debated restoring 5 percent salary cuts, with approval uncertain for full revamp next week.
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Finance Commission
Chelsea Police Save Horses From Drowning
Chelsea police led by Chief James F. White rescued two valuable horses from drowning at the Auburn street dump. Officers waded into the water and cut the harness to free the animals from a dump cart yesterday afternoon.
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Auburn Street
Chelsea
James F. White
Mayor orders monthly pension verification to halt dead-name payments
Boston officials implement a monthly in-person check for pensioners charged to department heads to prevent payments on deceased individuals. The city’s pension estimate for the fiscal year stands at 523,066.12 dollars.
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Boston
Music Education in America in Dorchester talk
John C. Freund editor of Musical America spoke to the Dorchester Women's Club on music education in America. He contrasted European delusion with American development noting the best orchestras and opera in the United States and a critical public willing to pay for high artistic ideals.
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Europe
John C. Freund
Musical America
Women’s Club of
Dorchester
America
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association lowers Boston infant deaths
The sixth annual report shows Boston’s infant mortality dropped from 125 per 1000 in 1911 to 103.4 in 1914. The association earns part of the credit as Boston climbs from seventh to second among the ten largest U.S. cities, with New York remaining lower.
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Boston
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
United States
New York
Final Hearing Ordered on Boston & Maine Reorganization Bill
The legislative committee on railroads ordered a final public hearing at the State House tomorrow at 10 30 AM on the proposed Boston and Maine reorganization bill. A majority wants opponents a last chance to attack the measure.
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Legislative Committee On Railroads
State House
Necklace Vanishes in Flower of the Gorse Mystery
In the next Sunday Post Magazine the story Flower of the Gorse presents a puzzle where a valuable necklace goes missing. Readers are invited to follow clues within the tale to solve the mystery.
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Sunday Post
Delegates Sail to The Hague for Women Peace Conference
Forty women delegates headed by Miss Jane Addams of Chicago sail from New York aboard the Holland American Noordam for Rotterdam to attend the International Women's Peace Conference in The Hague. Addams will represent the National American Woman Suffrage Association and speak for American women. The conference opens April 28.
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Jane Addams
Hague
Miss Addams
Anna Molloy
Telephone Operators’ Union
New York
Noordam
the Hague
Chicago
Rotterdam
Inner
Great paintings show German view of the war in Post
The Sunday Post features reproductions of artworks illustrating the German perspective on the war. The showcase highlights how German artists interpreted key events and the war's impact.
Missing Malden youth held as highwayman in Texas
Walter Lothian a Malden High School senior who fled his foster father’s home in Malden was reported held as a highwayman in Galveston Texas. He was arrested a week earlier with Jefferson J Davis of Memphis Tenn and charged with holding up a street car at gunpoint. Both youths are held without bail on suspicion for the grand jury.
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Walter Lothian
Malden
C. I. Lothian
Salem Street
Galveston
Texas
Lothian
Jefferson J. Davis
Memphis
Tenn
Funeral services for Harlan P Morrison
Funeral services for Harlan P Morrison, retired Faneuil Hall marketman, who died Monday, were held at his home 18 Avon street Cambridge at 8 oclock last night. The Rev A Z Conrad officiated. Burial will be in Londonderry NH today. Morrison was 75 years old.
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Harlan P. Morrison
Faneuil Hall
Avon Street
Cambridge
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street Church
Londonderry
N. H
Morrison
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