Postal officials confirm firings of two executives
Washington宣布两名 Pacific coast Postal Telegraph Cable Company 高管Edward Reynolds副总裁兼总经理及A B Richards总监督被解职。邮政部部长 Burleson 表示一贯不公开解雇原因的政策未改动。
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Burleson
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1918
Page
5
Mustarine Promises Quick Relief From Sore Throat and Pleurisy
An advertisement extols Begg's Mustarine as a mustard plaster substitute that swiftly relieves sore throat cold on the chest pleurisy and coughs. It claims cures for tonsillitis bronchitis gout and rheumatic pains and urges purchase of the yellow boxed product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustarine
Begg
Revere House Case Reaches State High Court
The future of the ancient Revere House, famed for King Edward’s 1860s visit and later linked to a Watch and Ward Society suit, rests with the state’s highest court after a dispute over alleged improper conduct in its premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Edward
Prince of Wales
Watch and Ward Society
Nero
Legal Fight Over 198 Act Hits Boston Hotel Case
Arguments were heard before the full bench on whether the 198 act is constitutional in a long Superior Court trial. If upheld, the old hotel stays idle for at least a year. Detectives from the Watch and Ward Society used invasive methods to observe rooms at the Revere House. The Hurlburts and Boston Tavern, along with Hotel Somerset, support the defense with Nathan Matthews as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Superior Court
Boston
Tenderloin
Boston Tavern
Hotel Somerset
Nathan Matthews
Associated Counsel
Clara's House Party Recalls Stylish Cashmere Velour Dress
The narrator recalls a house party at Clara's with guests enjoying the event and a midday return by car and train. Miss S is described as a clever artist. Clara praises her, while detailing a cinnamon brown cashmere velour gown with straight lines, gathered skirt, square panel, and gold ribbon accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Miss S
Lucille
Gentle Advice on Greeting a Returning Friend
The note suggests sending flowers with a warm message to a friend returning home. It encourages serenity after a dispute and proposes a card game gathering instead of dancing to ease social friction.
Two Minute Talks After the War By Charles Franklin Jones
A Boston columnist warns against repeating hearsay and twisting others ideas. He urges accuracy and caution, advising not to repeat unverified thoughts and to stay silent if not sure the message is correct or beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin Jones
Boston
Simon Confesses to Baff Murder in NYC
William Simon a wealthy poultry dealer arrested on an indictment for first degree murder in the shooting of rival Barnet Baff has made a full confession. He implicates more than 20 men as contributing to a murder fund used to hire gunmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Simon
Barnet Baff
Baff
War Projects Call Dropped. Wilson Question Raised in War Moves
The War Department ordered abandonment of numerous construction projects including training schools at Fort Monroe Camp Gordon Camp Hancock and Camp MacArthur. various cantonments and stores at multiple camps. detentions camps and theater extensions. and signal corps and railroad storage works across the United States and territories.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Monroe
Camp Gordon
Camp Hancock
North Camp
Jackson
S. C
Camp McClellan
Ala
Camp MacArthur
Tex
San Diego
Cal
Galveston
Portland
Boston
Forts Strong
Standish
Portsmouth
N. HL
Camp Taylor
Camp Funston
Kas
Hoboken
N. J
Ordnance Depot
Metachen
N. AJ
Camp Eustis
Fort Adams
R. I
Liberty
Bragg
N. C
S. G
Knox, Ky
Wheeler, Ga
Wadsworth
Signal Corps
Meade
Women push for suffrage as War tire ends
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles urged the Massachusetts branch of the Woman's National Party to push a suffrage amendment within 10 days. She argued for democracy that includes women and highlighted 12 million working women needing the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States Senate
Florence Bayard Hilles
Massachusetts
Woman's National Party
Stephen Chase
Hilles
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Women's National Party
Thomas H. Bayard
White House
Congress
Fire damages Masonic building in Bangor
A fire in the Masonic building on Main Street in Bangor caused damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Fire crews fought the blaze today as smoke and flames affected the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Masonic
Main Street
Fire destroys Manset waterfront fish plant and stock
A seven hour blaze at Manset Me wipes out the entire fish industry waterfront. Losses exceed $200,000 with Stanley firm plant, wharf, restaurant and fittings, plus $150,000 in stock. Insurance on Stanley property is $50,000.
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Manset
Stanley
Rumely Indicted for Hiding German Ownership
Edward A Rumely of New York was indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington for failing to report German ownership of property to the alien property custodian. The case centers on funds used to buy the New York Evening Mail allegedly supplied by the German government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward A Rumely
New York
New York Evening Mail
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A. B
IR. H. White CO
White Star
White, At
R.h.white Co
Dorothy
Big R.R
Chicago
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Fatima
Pennsylvania Terminal
Grand Central Station
Cuicaco
Park Row Station
Union Station
la Salle St. Depot
Puitapelphia
Broad St
Amtlantic City
Reading
Atantic City
Penn
Cincinnati
Grand Central
Rerson
Mary
Mother
Little Mary
Simon
WAR Projects
Aphrodite Andrianopoulos
Charles
John Sherbarias
Busy Bee Confectionery Company
Chelsea
Ile
Sherbarias
Manset, ME
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