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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
10
A colored enamel wicker tray with cretonne under glass measures 15 by 10 inches. The set includes six engraved parfait glasses and six water glasses with colored borders. Special price through August 26 is $26.00.
A detailed portrait of Irish leaders Cosgrave and Mulcahy, set against De Valera’s Dublin Dail debate. Cosgrave is shown as blunt and businesslike, a hard rival to rebels, while Mulcahy, the understated organizer, may inherit Griffith’s mantle. Both face chaotic times, with the treaty’s fate and the new constitution under scrutiny.
The Leyland Line steamship Winifredion docked at East Boston from Liverpool with 700 tons of coal to be transferred to lighters, delaying its departure. It also carried 700 tons of general freight and 8 cabin passengers including 22 Americans. Passengers noted the death of Michael Collins and commented on Irish leadership as a sense of concern grew. Colonel Gaston spoke on Democratic hopes to win the U S Senate seat in the state, urging support for his nomination and criticizing the current holder's representation.
Colonel William A. Gaston, delivering a speech at the Marshfield Fair yesterday, attacked Senator Lodge's record and claimed Lodge's greatest asset is Mr. Whipple's candidacy.
An old instruction suggests sealing bicycle tires and inner tubes with a glue and molasses mix. Dissolve one pound of sheet glue in warm water, add one quart molasses, remove the valve, inject about a cupful into the tire, reinflate, and the jelly like mixture supposedly seals leaks.
An advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a health building product with ingredients claimed as pure and drug free, emphasizing its therapeutic quality without listing specific components or efficacy data.
The last words of Michael Collins were "Forgive them" spoken minutes after a bullet struck his skull. He addressed Major-General Dalton as he passed away, ending a pivotal era in Irish history.
Crowds mourn in Cork and Dublin as Michael Collins, commander in chief of the National Army, is killed in ambush near Beatha blath. Troops, clergy, and civilians pay tribute at Shanakiel Hospital and along the route to the steamer, with Major General Dalton and other officers serving as pallbearers.
The body of Michael Collins, head of the Irish Free State government, arrived by steamship Classic at North Wall. A guard of honor and nuns, clerics, and officers accompanied the coffin to City Hall for lying in state before services at the pro-Cathedral. Richard Mulcahy named commander in chief of the Irish army.
Patrolman Johnson Casey spots a lit second floor room through shamrock shutters at Mayor Curley's Jamaicaway residence while the mayor is at the beach. Police surround the house but, after a neighbor notes two patrolmen were seen inside and an electric light may have stayed on, the force withdraws.
In Malden on August 2, 19XX William Wooltson beloved husband of the late Sarah Wooltson. Funeral from his son's residence 54 Mills St Malden Mass Friday August 25 at 2 PM. Other death notices on page 25.
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