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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1916

Page

2

Wellington elected president of Daughters of Massachusetts

Mrs. Austin C. Wellington was elected president during a birthday reception and tea at the Hotel Brunswick. Other officers named include Mrs. Otis B. Brown as first vice president Mrs. Oliver Ames Sr as second vice president Miss Jennie G. Moseley as recording secretary Mrs. Albin L. Richards as corresponding secretary Miss Martha R. Prescott as treasurer and Mrs. Mary E B Rand Miller as assistant treasurer.

Austin Wellington The Daughters of Massachusetts Hotel Brunswick Otis 8. Brown Oliver Ames, Sr Jennie G. Moseley Albin L. Richards Martha R. Prescott Mary Rand Miller

Wilson praised as statesman in Bridgewater rally

Thomas C. Thacher of Yarmouth urged support for Woodrow Wilson at a Democratic convention event in Bridgewater. He framed Wilson as Jeffersonian in spirit, backing equal rights and opposition to special privileges, and cited Charles Sumner Bird praising Wilson's progressive record. Thacher urged Wilson's re election.

Thomas C. Thacher Yarmouth Wilson Bridgewater Jefferson Woodrow Wilson New Jersey United States Charles Sumner Bird Faneuil Hall Mr. Bird

Colonel Corn Finds Politics Pay in Funny Sunday Page

The note hints at a humorous color comic feature in the Sunday Post, starring Colonel Corn and a political satire angle. It promises a loud, entertaining spread with vivid illustrations and a witty take on current events.

Colonel Corn

Boston Elevated Railway Improves Medford Hillside Service

The Boston Elevated Railway Company will raise service on the Medford Hillside lines tomorrow. During normal hours trains with 68 seats run every 10 minutes, up from 16 minutes with 52 seats, boosting hourly seating from 28 to 408 and cutting gap times from 15 to 10 minutes. In rush hours, 68 seat cars run every 10 minutes on both the Arlington Centre and Gore Street lines, delivering five minute service and increasing seats per hour from 616 to 816, about a 60 percent gain.

Boston Elevated Railway Company Medford Hillside Arlington Centre Gore Street

Nephew to Contest Will of Somerville Benefactor

A nephew cut off in the will of Richard B. Sturtevant of Somerville plans a contest. A Probate Court hearing is set for April 24 in East Cambridge. Malcolm E. Sturtevant of Somerville filed an appearance yesterday. The late Richard H. Sturtevant was the city's heaviest taxpayer. his estate valued around $300,000.

Sturtevant Richard B. Sturtevant Somerville East Cambridge Malcolm E. Sturtevant Richard H. Sturtevant

New trolley shelter nearing completion at Park Street exit

Work on the Park Street subway exit trolley shelter is nearly finished with men reaching the roof as of yesterday, signaling rapid progress on the project.

Park Street Arlington Street

Elevated Shelter Aids Suburban Commuters

A new shelter at the Elevated platform is planned to ease waiting for cars from the subway to suburban points. It will be ornamental, not encroach on the street, and sized to cover typical crowds even in stormy weather.

Elevated

Harvard Alumni Bulletin lists 297 men in wartime service

The Harvard Alumni Bulletin reports 297 Harvard men engaged in war work in Europe in diplomacy relief or combat. It names their activities and notes many have earned bravery honors while eleven were killed in ambulance or soldier duties.

Harvard Europe Harvard Alumni Bulletin

Doctors Lose in the Senate

The Senate faced strong opposition from leading medical men and the Anti-Saloon League but moved bills forward. One bill would legalize the use of verbal drugs, a controversial practice tied to Pang Suey, a Chinese doctor denied a medical certificate by the State Board. Another bill would allow liquor license holders to appeal Licensing Board decisions to the Superior Court, staying removals and requiring annual license reissuance in Boston.

Anti-Saloon League Senate Boston Licensing Board Pang Suey State Board of Registration In Medicine Superior Court Licensing Board Boston

Meats and Produce Prices Rise in Boston Markets

Boston retailers reported higher meat prices and a general price uptick in green vegetables and sugar at wholesale. Asparagus sells at 25 to 35 cents a bunch with some varieties at 15 cents, artichokes 8 cents each, strawberries 25 cents per box, and tomatoes 12 cents a pound.

Boston

Market Prices Show Varied Groceries Across Produce

Greens and spinach are 30 cents a peck with best greens at the same. eggplant 20 to 25 cents each. summer squash eight cents a pound. Lettuce 12 cents, Baldwins apples 50 cents a peck. Cod and haddock 8 cents. salmon 50 cents a pound. shellfish prices vary. Print butter 40 cents a pound. fowl 2% and chicken 30. Beverages and meat prices hover with France demand noted for pork. Navel oranges 37 cents a dozen. grapefruit cheap. rhubarb 9 cents a pound.

Hennery France

Morgan Art Auctions Add Three Collections

New York April 13 three more collections of art treasures assembled by the late J Pierpont Morgan have been sold bringing strong bidding from collectors and museums. Proceeds and buyers were not disclosed in the report but the sales continued as part of the Morgan legacy in fine arts.

Morgan Sale Includes Renaissance Bronzes and Limoges Enamels

The Morgan collection was sold by his son J P Morgan to Fifth Avenue dealers for 4 million dollars. The sale included 200 Renaissance bronzes 160 Limoges enamels and one Italian marble piece. More than 15 million has been realized from Morgan sales with most works still on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

J. P. Morgan Fifth Avenue Morgan Metropolitan Museum of Art

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