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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1914
Page
10
Children Are Killed by Love
A noted Boston society mother reveals how parental love can become dangerous to children. She exposes how the Back Bay’s childrearing practices shape young lives and lifts the veil on these troubling dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Back Bay
Richard Watson Reveals Necklace Theft Tale
Richard Watson narrates how a patient maid servant stole an historic necklace and how the diamonds were transformed into tears as the story unfolds.
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Richard Watson
Paradox of Abundant Humor Says Mr Bangs
Mr Bangs argues that an excess of humorists creates a paradox where brilliance is hidden by the volume. He laments that the abundance of jokes makes it hard to discern the true wit amid the forest of humorists.
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Bangs
May Make Capital a Dry City
Prohibitionists in Congress plan to press pending bills to establish prohibition in the District of Columbia after the Hobson proposal secured a majority in the House to submit a constitutional amendment to the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Hobson
Congress
District of Columbia
Prohibition Debate Split on House Path to Amendment
House split over a prohibition amendment with Henry arguing it is dead for two years yet urging a vote, while Hobson predicts action next Congress but unlikely to gain enough support. Analysts note 14 prohibition states and 107 new members, suggesting the movement faces long odds and continued campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
District of Columbia
Congress
Henry
Texas
Committee On Rules
Hobson
Arrest expected in Baff plot case in Buffalo
New York police announce an arrest likely in an important homicide tied to Barnet Baff the murdered poultry dealer. Detectives left the city after a briefing and were headed to Buffalo to pursue leads as the grand jury prepares to hear Carl Rettich testify about where the plot to kill Baff began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnet Baff
Buffalo
Baff
Whitman
Grand Jury
Carl Rettich
Hoboken
Paff
Rettich
Reece Folding Machine declares Q4 dividend No 23
The Reece Folding Machine Company declares a quarterly dividend of one percent to stockholders of record at the close of business January 1 1915. Francis A Shea, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
Francis A. Shea
Island Creek Coal Company
Wr. W. Batchelder
Gray & Davis, Inc
Man Captured At Gunpoint In Store Burglary
Night watchman Owen Callahan of R H White's store caught burglar Peter Petersen at 8 am after finding a window opened with a jimmy. Petersen, armed with tools, claimed he crawled in to sleep. Callahan seized Petersen at the upholstery department after nearly an hour of searching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Callahan
R. H. White
Jimmy
Callahan
Peter Petersen
Petersen
Passenger strikes on Boston Elevated injure Salem woman
At North Station a north bound Elevated train struck a passenger after two belts were delivered while doors were open. Mrs Frances of Salem suffered back injuries as she left the car center door. The 11 04 train stopped by emergency brakes and carried crowded cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North Station
Howard Francis
Pearl Street
Salem
Frances
North
Robbery on the Medford Bridge Nets $8 from Malden Man
Edward I. Courchene a 60 year old Malden resident was robbed by two young men on the steel works bridge of the Medford boulevard on his way to his daughter's home on Riverside Avenue. They threatened to kill him and fled after taking $8. He reported the incident to park police who alerted Medford police.
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Edward I. Courchene
Malden
Medford Boulevard
Riverside Avenue
Mr. Courchene
Highland Avenue
Courchene
Metropolitan Park
Medford
Oriental
Yokohama
Merry
Moscow
Isle of
Ceylon
East
Samoa
Canary Islands
Pioneer of suffrage dies in New York at 81
Mrs. Charlotte Beebe Wilbour, a pioneer of women’s suffrage and a co worker of Susan B. Anthony, died at her New York home. She was 81, widow of Egyptologist Charles E. Wilbour, born in East Hartford, Connecticut, and educated at Wilbraham Academy. She helped found the Sorosis club and the association for the advancement of women.
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New York
Charlotte Beebe Wilbour
Susan B. Anthony
Charles E. Wilbour
Wilbour
East Hartford
Conn
Wilbraham Academy
Mass
The
Sorosis Club
Association For the Advancement of Women
Football Star Loses Legs At Dunkirk
Jean Caujolle, famed French international football and track star, is in a field hospital with both legs amputated after shell wounds. He dictated a letter asking to be sent back to the front as a typist. Critics once called him Europe’s finest football back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
France
Mall
Jean Caujolle
Caujolle
Europe
Eggs Tea and Sugar Higher in London
London price figures show a 17 percent rise in retail food costs from August to December with eggs tea and sugar leading gains at 13 12 and 6 percent respectively. Sugar and eggs average about 65 percent above August levels while potatoes remain cheaper than in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Trade
Berlin
Statische Korrespondenz
Admiral Merry's Real Christmas Disciplinarian Admiral Merry built on turkey and duty
Retired U S N Admiral John Fairfield Merry of Somerville cherishes Christmas turkey as a core tradition learned in Maine and abroad. He recalls wartime feasts, hunts wild turkeys in Florida, and describes how sailors once hung greenery aboard ships for celebrations.
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John Fairfield Merry
Somerville
Turkey
Guam
Fuchow
China
Maine
Japan
Hawaii
Florida
England
Four Winds of Heaven
Austria Spurns Peace Denials from Dumba
The Austro-Hungarian ambassador Dr Constantin Dumba denied reports that Austria-Hungary seeks peace or has unofficially offered peace to the Allies. He stated rumors of ceding Galicia to Russia and Bosnia to Serbia are unfounded and misleading, noting that honor and self interest prevent breaking with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constantin Dumba
Austria-Hungary
Paris
Hungary
Austria
Vienna
Galicia
Russia
Bosnia
Servia
United States
Germany
Resignations and New Appointments Across Churches
The Rev. J. G. Taylor resigns from Arlington Congregational Church effective soon. The Rev. Charles H. Brown begins Parish Messenger for Grace Church Norwood. The Rev. Frederick J. Gould leaves Leominster for Toledo Unitarian Church on Feb 1. The Rev. Paul Smith becomes pastor of Central Methodist San Francisco. The Rev. George B. Dean schedules a Worcester Methodist mass meeting following the New England convention.
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Charles H. Brown
Grace Episcopal Church
Norwood
Parish Messenger
Frederick J. Gould
Unitarian Church
Leominster
Toledo
Paul Smith
Daniel Dorchester
Park Street
Dorchester
Central Methodist Church
San Francisco
George B. Dean
Worcester
New England
Boston
Russian envoy denies peace talks with Germany amid rumors
The Russian ambassador Mr Bakhmeteff dismissed rumors of negotiations with Germany as absurd and unfounded. He indicated no peace talks are underway and stressed the question of Galicia and Bosnia would require a crushing defeat of the dual monarchy, which contradicts the current battlefield realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Bosnia
Bakhmeteff
Russia
Germany
Fire damages Revere home on High Street
A three story frame dwelling owned by James E. Cuthbertson on High Street in Revere was struck by a blaze last night. Firemen fought the fire in the third story and confined the flames to the upper part of the house with estimated damage of 1500 dollars.
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James E. Cuthbertson
High Street
Revere
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