Cuban Teachers Debate Return as July Salaries Reach Cash
Cuban teachers in Cambridge weigh stay or return as July salaries are collected. Some intend to remain for Spanish lessons or better opportunities, while others plan to return to Cuba after August. A local appeal seeks August pay in Cambridge. Niagra and New York trips are planned along with visits to charities and public baths.
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Porto Rico Prices Up Amid Currency Crisis
In San Juan on August 1, prices rose due to currency conditions and living costs. Merchants and shopkeepers reportedly aim to maintain prevailing rents, with many items double the old peso value. Laboring classes face growing hardship as costs climb and shortages loom.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Ex-Gov Wolcott Accepts Italian Portfolio
Washington August 1 The Hon Roger Wolcott of Boston has accepted the Presidents offer of the Italian portfolio. The new ambassador now in Paris is expected to make a flying visit home before assuming his duties.
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Mrs. Judith Prescott Wolcott Ready For Italian Court Post
Massachusetts social figure Judith Prescott Wolcott, wife of Roger Wolcott, is hailed as ideal for the Italian court role. Born in Groton, she has strong charity ties, Victorian home at Hill Farm Milton and a family history with Colonel Prescott, while her public image blends generosity, tact and American charm.
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Elder Brethren Hold 22nd Annual Gathering at Tucks Point
The Elder Brethren aged over fifty held their twenty second annual gathering today at Tuck's Point in Manchester. The event was limited to men in the area aged sixty or older and proceeded under a formal program.
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Reader Letter on Baptist Services at Harvard
Parishioner writes to the Post disputing a prior report on Baptist services for Catholic Cuban teachers. He asserts not all teachers attended and argues the article misleads readers about Protestant outreach. The letter urges harmony with the expedition’s aims and Cambridge church unity.
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Douglasity
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Cuban Teachers to Be Welcomed by Cambridge Officials
New York dispatch reports that 1300 Cuban school teachers in Cambridge, Massachusetts, will visit New York City. Alexis Everett, Cuba’s rare superintendent, and Mayor Gueheimer requested a warm reception. Guggenheimer agreed to greet them and consider appointing a reception committee.
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Wolcott Family of Pepperell Roots and Revolutionary Ties
Connecticut born Edith Prescott Wolcott, wife of Roger Wolcott, traced to Pepperell and Revolutionary heroes. The couple married in September 1874 and raised five children including Roger Jr. and Huntington. The Wolcott home hosted a 1897 reception for North Atlantic squadron officers. Mrs Wolcott valued privacy while fulfilling duties as the governor’s wife.
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Banquet Honors Longtime Members as Elders At 80
Ninety four members attend the banquet where President George F. Alden of Manchester and William H. Tappan read the records. Ten members died since the last meeting. Speakers include Rev B F Meson Manchester Professor N B Sergent West Roxford ex Mayor Robert H Rantoul Salem Rev DeWitt Clark Salem J F Annable Newton Henry C Leach Salem Deacon A M Low and D L Bingham. Abraham Rowe the oldest member near his 90th year.
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Manchester
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West Roxford
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Rantoul
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Clark
J. F. Annable
Newton
Henry C. Leach
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D. L. Bingham
Abraham Rowe
Renowned Dr Pfeiffer the Apostle of Health at Hotel Pelham
Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer known as the Apostle of Health offers free initiation of healing and a hands on treatment for paralysis, neuralgia, asthma, rheumatism, diabetes, skin diseases and many ailments. He claims to restore health even after physicians declare incurable with later hours by appointment at 74 Boylston Street.
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Apostle OF Health
Maine Clubs to Journey to Portland for Old Home Week
Twenty five Maine clubs will send a delegation to Old Home Week in Portland on August 7. Two special trains will depart Union Station at 7 20 a m Tuesday August 1 arriving in Portland at 10 30 a m. Every club is expected to be represented with accommodations for 1000. The Lewiston City Band will meet the delegation at the station as order of march is planned along with Massachusetts banners and state and national flags.
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Dirigo Federation
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Post's New Sign Unique on Newspaper Row
The Post unveils a striking twenty by two foot sign on Newspaper Row, a first of its kind in the country. Thick Old English gold letters gleam over a mahogany background, protected by a full glass surface by Hughes and Mayo of 81 Cornhill.
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Ballard Smith Dies at 49 After Illness at McLean Hospital
Ballard Smith, longtime newspaper figure and former managing editor of the New York World, died at McLean Hospital in Waverly after a three year illness. A Durham, North Carolina native, he was 49 and survived by a widow and child. He also served as London correspondent during his career.
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Metal Workers Meet In Indianapolis For Union Strength Talk
Representatives from Toledo Cincinnati Cleveland and other cities met in the Stevenson building Indianapolis for talks on the new national step toward strengthening the United Steel Workers union. Expected membership runs around 150000.
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