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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1914

Page

6

Smallpox Quarantine At Dean Academy Prep School

Franklin December 13 Dean Academy a preparatory school with several hundred pupils is in quarantine after a smallpox case among students. Health officials say the case is mild and no spread is detected. Recitations run until Thursday before Christmas recess. Vaccination of pupils and teachers is underway with hopes all will be treated in time to go home at week’s end.

Franklin Dean Academy Memers

Former State Grange Master Passes Away at 59

Peterboro New Hampshire December 15 Herbert O Hadley longtime state grange master died at 59 He served as county commissioner and in both houses of the state legislature The obituary notes his long public service and local leadership

Peterboro N. H Herbert O. Hadley State Grange Hadley

Boston Safety Society formed to promote factory safety

The Boston Safety Society, organized in the city to advance industrial safety for factory workers in Boston and across Massachusetts, will be led by Dr. Richard Maclaurin of MIT with Governor Walsh among the likely vice presidents. The group stems from the Chamber of Commerce Safety First campaign and aims to expand accident prevention through employer and employee collaboration. The inaugural meeting is set for December 15 at nine o'clock at Faneuil Hall.

Boston Safety Society Boston Richard ©. Maclaugin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Walsh Bostom Chamber of Commerce Fie Naw Society Faneu Ll

Swell Sleeps at the Prison

Sixteen hundred night shirts will be distributed today to prisoners at the state prison in Chiarfesto n where inmates will wear them. The prison introduces iron beds with springs and mattresses replacing old bunks to improve safety and comfort. A new fully equipped hospital bathroom is near completion.

Sate Chiarfestoujn

Unclear Numeric Listing on Bear Pricing

Fragmentary OCR shows mixed figures and prices for bears with ranges from 00 to 2.50 and 1.40 to 3.00 plus a 6300 amount, lacking context or complete labels.

Christmas Travel Slump Hits Canopic as War Fears Grow

The White Star liner Canopic sails with one of the smallest Christmas crowds in its history. Only 19 in first cabin and 55 in second, while 969 travel steerage to holiday home or enlistment. European war blamed for tourist decline. Separately, Mass Catholic Order of Foresters in Faneuil Hall initiates nearly 1000 into the second degree, with Leo Court 5 staff presenting the ceremony.

Boston Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Faneuil Hall Leo Court 5 East Boston Joseph T. Brennan F. Fred Driscoll High Court

Chanukah Observed by Greater Boston Faith Communities

Hebrews of Greater Boston and the world gathered in synagogues and temples to observe Chanukah with special exercises marking the feast and its significance. Rabbinical services in Boston and nearby offered prayers for peace amid nations at war.

Greater Boston

Chinen Notes on Cathedral Holy Name Society Meeting

Several hundred members of the Holy Name Society attached to the Cathedral attended the regular monthly meeting. The Hon Joseph H. O Neil spoke. Advent ember days are observed this week. Father Quirk preached at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue and Concord Street. The Cathedral Branch of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith will meet tomorrow night. The Young Men s Sodality will receive holy communion next Sunday. Officers of St Joseph s Branch Isadies Catholic Benevolent Association were re-elected including Miss Margaret Daly president and Miss Mary Murphy treasurer.

Holy Nan le Society Cathedral Parash Joseph H. O'Neil Quirk Harrison Avenue Egist Concord Street Father Society For the . Propagation of the L’aith St. Joseph’s Isadies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Margaret Daly Jena C. Gores Mary Laspina Mary Colgan Maelvaly Mary Murphy Margaret Gallagher

Clergy Activity and Appointments Highlight Protestant News

The Rev. Yom N. Brown of Cliftondale Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene is seriously ill at Lynn Hospital with no discharge date. Rev. John Gass will lead St. John's Episcopal Mission Holbrook replacing Rev. Kendall McLean. Rev. Artley B. Pargon spoke at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul service. Universalist Union Sabbath School meets in Chelsea on Wednesday with a discussion on The Sunday School Its Strength and Its Weakness. The foreign missionary department of Union Congregational Church Columbus Ave and West Newton St will meet tomorrow at 3 pm. The Child at Play will be the topic presented by multiple speakers.

Yom N. Brown Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene Cliftondale Lynn Hospital John Gass Cambridge St. John’s Episcopal Mission Holbrook Kendall McLean Artley B. Pargon St. Paul Universalist Sabbath School Union Chelsea Universalist the Sunday School Foreign Missionary Department Union Congregational Church Columbus Avenue West Newton Street

German mines sunk Swedish steamers in Gulf of Bothnia

Stockholm reports the Swedish foreign minister states three Swedish steamers were sunk by mines in the Gulf of Bothnia. Germany denies laying mines, claiming Russian mines. Finland’s investigations show German anchored mines were laid during the war. No floating mines were found.

Stockholm London Gulf of Bothnia Finland

Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois Speaks for Equal Suffrage

A Tremont Theatre mass meeting drew a full house as Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois spoke on suffrage. Prominent attendees filled seats and boxes while a yellow banner proclaimed Equal Suffrage Is Democracy True to Itself.

Tremont Theatre W. E. B. du Bois National Association For the Advancement of the Colored People Lionel Marks Josephine Preston Peabody

Woman suffrage talk ties race and war to ballots

Mrs. Maud Wood Park chaired a meeting where Mrs. Peabody urged the ballot for women, arguing it from a non political view amid WWI context. Dr. Du Bois defended suffrage, linking it to dignity and equality, and noting unity with colored Americans against discrimination. a large donation was raised by colored girl ushers.

Maud Wood Park Peabody Mrs. Marks New England Europe Dr. du Bois

Better Stable Prize Offered By Boston Work-Horse Relief

At a directors meeting of the Boston Work-Horse Relief Association a May 23 parade is set, with no entry fee. Prizes will reward owners foremen and night men. entries close May 10. Stable inspections may be made any time by an expert. Priority for poor stables, special prize for greatest improvement. Entry blanks at 15 Beacon Street.

Boston Work-Horse Relief Association Association Beacon Street

Dutch Steamer Bogor Wreck Off Portuguese Coast

A Lloyds dispatch from Oporto reports the Dutch steamer Bogor of 3621 tons, on voyage from Amsterdam to Buenos Aires, aground off Leixoes on the Portuguese coast and a total wreck. It is believed two lives are lost. The vessel belonged to the Rotterdam Schellerid line and was built at Hamburg.

London Lloyds Oporto Bogor Amsterdam Buenos Ayres Leixoes Rotterdam Schellerid

Navy Shows Anti Aircraft Gun Ready To Hit Aircraft

Rear Admiral Strauss reports to the House naval committee on the navy anti aircraft gun. Tests with a kite prove range and effectiveness up to 3000 feet with a 7000 foot air range. The navy describes a three inch gun and ammunition costs and notes 14 inch guns built at Washington factory. Plans call for increased ammunition storage at Fort Mifflin and Puget Sound magazines.

Washington House Naval Committee Strauss Bureau of Ordnance England Indian Proving Ground Maryland Admiral Strauss Fort Mifflin Philadelphia Puget Sound Naval Magazine

Fire Destroys Boys School in Berkshire Hills

Great Barrington Dec 13 The Berkshire Hills School for boys at Egremont a three story wooden building burned today Pupils saved most contents Loss estimated at 30000 partly covered by insurance Building owned by George S Pettee

Great Barrington Berkshire Hills School For Egremont George S. Pettee

Cleveland Club of Ward 23 Endorses Council and School Candidate Trio

The Cleveland Club of Ward 23, with over 300 attendees, endorsed Fred J. Kneeland Patrick A. Kearns and W F Doyle for the city council and Dr Bogan for the school committee in the upcoming election.

Cleveland Club Fred J. Kneeland Patrick A. Kearns W. F. Doyle Dr. Bogan

Premier J K Klewing Resigns After Royal Commission Findings

Fredericton Canada December reports that Premier J K Klewing resigned following a royal high commission finding that he knew extortion practices used to raise campaign funds from lumber operators.

Fredericton N. B Royal High Commission J. K. Klemwing

Flemming resigns premiership to seek vindication

Tie gives up leadership and his seat in the local house, aiming to run again before the people. Premier Flemming was nominated by the Conservatives for Carleton-Victoria and will wage the campaign there. Governor Wood accepted Tie’s resignation, prompting a new government. Clarke, formerly attorney-general, accepted forming a new cabinet and expects to announce its make-up next week.

Tie Flemming Carleton-Victoria Wood George J. Clarke Clarke

Mass meetings in Italy urge relief for unemployment

In Rome on December 13 mass meetings across Italy spotlight the jobless crisis and rising food costs. Delegates urge immediate public works programs and government action to provide employment and relief. Special delegates will meet cabinet members to shape remedies.

Rome Italy

Malden burglar aided by woman, police theorize

Police in Malden suspect a single man and at least one woman have committed 15 or more break ins in two weeks. A gold harpin found on a couch at Edward L. MacArthur’s Marida way home after a rear window entry Saturday supports the theory.

Malden Edward L. MacArthur Marida Way

C. F. Hovey Company Sells Everyday Shopping Aids

A fragment listing assorted items and prices from C. F. Hovey Company. Prices range from 10 cents to 45 dollars across various goods, with references to home and apartment needs and sales.

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