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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
17
A prominent Haverhill resident Mr Tilton announces his plan to marry Miss Theresa Moynihan, his 62 year old bookkeeper, claiming they will reside on his estate. He states he is in good health and will treat this as their home for life. His second wife died a little over a year ago.
A 30h river trip for General Grant's birthday events turned chaotic when the Island Queen collided with debris on the Ohio River near Point Pleasant. About 200 passengers fled decks as the front of the vessel collapsed. President Harding and Mrs. Harding were not aboard. The Cayuga led a flotilla of seven steamers carrying thousands from Cincinnati. Panic erupted on shore as rockets fired and crowds watched the sinking affect.
A renowned figure in fish and game conservation passed away at his home following a brief illness. The longtime commission leader, noted for wildlife policy work, died late tonight leaving colleagues mourning a significant loss to conservation efforts.
An event at South Boston High School last night marked the 100th anniversary of General Grant’s birth with stereoptical views of his Civil War career. President featured the program while Tu R Marston senior vice commander of Dahlgren Post G A R served as master of ceremonies.
The Massachusetts Tuberculosis League thanks the Boston Post for favorable tuberculosis conference coverage at Huntington Hall. Executive Secretary R a Spencer notes thanks for informing families about prevention and education on tuberculosis. Concord brush fires force three calls today. At Anson Wheeler estate White Pond 10 acres of woodland burned before fire control.
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