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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1915

Page

4

Alderman Harris Questioned Over Citizenship Status

Haverhill January investigation into Alderman James W. Harris born in Yarmouth Nova Scotia in 1849 whether he is a naturalized U.S. citizen. If not, he must resign and a special election may fill the vacancy while past council actions could be scrutinized.

Nent Haverhill Co-operative Bank United States Alderman Harris Yarmouth N. S Harris Board of Aldermen

Alderman Harris Defends Citizenship Papers Claim

Alderman Harris releases a statement via his counsel asserting he applied for and received citizenship papers in Waldo Florida in the early 1880s. He maintains he always believed these documents conferred full citizenship rights.

Harris Waldo Fla

Sister Saint Jerome Dies Suddenly in Manchester

Sister Saint Jerome mother superior of Grey Nuns at Notre Dame Hospital West Manchester died suddenly. She was Elise Larochemé daughter of a wealthy St. Victoire Quebec farmer.

Manchester N. H St. Jerome Grey Nuns Notre Dame Hospital West Manchester Elise Larochemé St. Victoire P. Q

Cunard to absorb Well Line steamers in major merger

Shipping circles report Cunard Line plans to absorb six Well Line steamers totaling about 30 000 tons. The Well Line is owned by Tyzack and Branfoot of Newcastle on Tyne.

Cunard Co Well Line London Cunard Line Tyzack & Branfoot Newcastle-on-Tyne

Recruiting for British in Chicago Sparks DOJ Probe

Chicago recruit ing circulars for the British army prompted an investigation by the Department of Justice. Hinton G. Clabaugh, division superintendent, ordered the probe after circulars describing enlistment offers were shown to him. One flyer reportedly showed the U S and British flags with Uncle Sam and John Bull clasped hands.

Chicago Dec Department of Justice Hinton G. Clabaugh Bureau of Investigation Department United States Uncle Sam John Bull

Operation on the Haiser's Neck

Zurich dispatch reports Emperor William with a neck infection received relief after doctors lanced the suppurating phlegmon.

Haiser London Zurich Switzerland William

Weeks Sees Solid Delegation Edge in New England

The Republican slate for delegates at large to the national convention centers on Lodge Crane Meyer and Thurston backing Weeks for President. McCall opposition grows with Frothingham considering a candidate with Attwill Sumner Bird Winslow and Cushing named as possible contenders. Weeks predicts eight New Hampshire delegates and mobilizes support in Vermont and Maine while Baxter works in Washington to keep McCall quiescent.

Henry Cabot Lodge W. Murray Crane Secretary of the Navy George von L. Meyer Edward A. Thurston Republican State Committee John W. Weeks Weeks McCallo Frothingham S &A Attwill Charles Sumner Bird Samuel W. Winslow Grafton Cushing Washington New England New Hampshire Vermont Maine McCall Charles S. Baxter National Committee Baxter Willard New Eingland Republican Party Gary Roosevelt Wilson Steel Judge Tary

Fairbanks Wins Indiana Delegation for Presidential Run

In Indianapolis the Republican meeting pledged Indiana’s support for Charles V. Fairbanks as the party’s presidential candidate and Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky pledged Kentucky’s solid delegation for the Chicago convention. Fairbanks spoke briefly urging national preparedness and protection against industrial invasion as the party proclaimed unity.

Indianapolis Ind Charles V. Fairbanks Indiana Edwin P. Morrow Kentucky Chicago Fairbanks Mr. Fairbanks Democray

England Holding Up American Machinery

London authorities retain all imports of machinery and machine tools for inspection under home office orders. The measure covers direct consignments to munitions works and is not a permanent embargo but aimed at preventing speculation in vital necessities. American machinery firms express alarm at detentions.

London Home Office

Mayor approves six probationary firemen as permanent

Mayor Curley approves promotion of six probationary firemen to permanent status with salary increases from 420 to 900 dollars a year. The officers named are Patrick Foley Fingine 11 Joseph McCarthy Engine 2 Walter Kormann Ladder 18 John Cornican Ladder 2 William Kelly Ladder 29 and William Devine Chemical 5.

Curley Patrick F. Foley Joseph McCarthy Walter Kormann John P. Cornican William J. Kelly William Devine

Free Scope for Hunters Opens Statewide Open Season

A bill presented at the State House by Representative Cdllin of Lynn would allow hunters to hunt on any private property during the open season, except within 200 yards of a dwelling. It seeks to eliminate private game preserves and reservations, effectively creating free hunting grounds in sparsely settled districts. Hunters who trespass outside the specified limits would face no civil or criminal penalties under the measure.

State House Cdllin Lynn

Miss Rawson Prentiss Kay Weds Alvin Voris Baird

Miss Rawson Prentiss Kay daughter of Mrs James Murray Kay of Brookline was married yesterday at 4 PM at her mother's home on Tappan Street Brookline to Alvin Voris Baird of Delaware, Virginia. Rev Paul Revere Frothingham officiated.

Rawson Prentiss Kay James Murray Kay Tappan Street Brookline Alvin Voris Baird Deleplane Paul Revere Frothingham

Colds Cause Headache and Grip Buy Brom Quin Pine

An advertisement urges readers to call for the full name of remedies for colds and headaches. It promotes lacticive bromquinine to remove the cause and mentions a signature line for E. W. Grove with a 25 cent price.

E. W. Grove

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Alderman Haverhill Saint Jerome Newport Pearl Dresden Gilchrist Serge Coats Chambray Ge . Oo Universal Clothes Copenhagen Hill Brand Combina Tion Overlook Redeem G. O. P. Slate Lodge, Crane, Meyer and Thurston Indorses Robert L. Norton Senator Weeks Boston Llewellyn B. Pulsifer Natick Herbert Clark Booms Mr. Weeks United States Senate Nelson B. Clark Gardner Essex County W. T. Lufkin Lufkin Cushing England Baird Kay Waltham Elgin Lenox Jewelry Co Washington ST Washington Street Cambridge Park Street
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