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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
9
Paris February 6 The Dutch legation issued a public notice calling all Dutch subjects with military obligations to report without delay to the Dutch consulate whether in the militia reserve or territorials.
In Buenos Aires on February 6 Senator Joaquin Gonzalez said he will interpellate the government over the new German submarine campaign, arguing it violates Argentina rights. Officials say no immediate action or declaration will be made, but national interests will be safeguarded.
Billy Sunday told a Buffalo Tabernacle audience that after two more years of booked engagements he will not hold a revival unless local churches raise the campaign expenses on the first day. He urged the churches to cover the entire bill that day or he will skip the city.
Sunday reported $18 045 collected toward a $55 000 goal with tonight’s uncounted totaling. He aims for a two year schedule and a world wide tour, receiving calls from England Australia and Hayti to preach in English with interpreters. In Buffalo 653 attended the altar call for "The Hour Is Come" despite disorganized local staff and lower response than Syracuse.
An 8 year old man wandered from his Quincy home to Dorchester after visiting a barber. A police search found him on Freeport Street in Dorchester around 10 pm and he was returned to his Wollaston home.
Charles S Bardenhoff funeral planned from 27 Olive Street on February 8 with a 9 AM service and a 10 AM mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Margaret B Leonard widow of Joseph F Leonard funeral set from 840 Broadway Revere with time to be announced.
Doris Bryan wed Lt. Charles Alfred Ely King of the United States Marine Corps in a home ceremony at 118 Deans Road Brookline. The couple, witnessed by close family, wed during a five day leave granted to King from Santo Domingo. King is the son of Lt. Arthur A. E. King of the U S Navy and resides in Baltimore.
Dr Edmund von Mach charges President Wilson with failing to unite neutral nations for universal peace over two years but accuses him of inviting neutrals to join in an overtly unfriendly act.
At a legislative hearing on a proposed ban on vivisection in the state, anti vivisectionists showcased a disemboweled dog as their main argument while proponents showed a photo of a pretty girl as a counter exhibit. The debate centered on whether the dog died during experimentation and the potential impact on humanity.
In Milton, over 1200 residents from diverse political backgrounds met in the Town Hall pledging support to President Wilson. The crowd carried American flags and joined in a moving singing of the national anthem.
Industry reports flag higher costs in the coming year with fur auctions in New York and St Louis showing pelts selling at markedly elevated prices. Forecasts suggest rises of 10 to 40 and 50 percent, and a leading fur house doubts it can offer a woman's raccoon coat for under 150 dollars.
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