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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1907

Page

7

England Promises Irish Home Rule Bill Debate Comment

In the House of Commons Walter Hume Long pressed the Irish question during the address debate. Augustine Birrell and Premier Campbell-Bannerman backed a home rule bill as what satisfies the majority of Irish people, avoiding measures that hinder reforms. The reply drew loud cheers from ministers and Nationalists.

London House of Commons Walter Hume Long Ireland Augustine Birrell Campbell-Bannerman

Valuable Patterns of U. S. Battleships Lost in Cramp Fire

Fire at William Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia destroys the pattern shop and two storage rooms. About 75 percent of patterns are lost including those for battleships Pennsylvania Colorado Tennessee Maine Alabama Iowa Massachusetts Indiana. Patterns for ships under construction also wiped out delaying work. Firemen injured by falling walls. losses estimated at 100000 to 150900 dollars.

U. S Philadelphia William Cramp & Sons’ Ship and Engine Building Company United States Pennsylvania Colorado Tennessee Maine Alabama Iowa Massachusetts Indiana Ship Caulkers’ Association Julius Gaulsch

Boston College clubs debate Friday night

The Boost Society and Fulton Debating Society will contest Friday evening. The Boost Society argues for home rule for Ireland with Noonan and Dwyer against Didion and Nash, with Dooley as critic. The Fulton Society topics immigration limits, with OConnell and OHare for and McCarthy and Fitzgerald against, led by critic Murray.

Boston College Boost Society Ireland Leo P. Noonan John Dwyer Victor A. Didion John Nash Denis A. Dooley United States Fulton Debating Society Messrs O'Connell O’hare McCarthy Fitzgerald Mr. Murray

Dartmouth Relays Setback From Injuries and Illness

Dartmouth faces a setback ahead of the Boston A A games as Evans hurt his leg in a trial half mile and will be out for some time while Carns steps in. Shipley, the fastest runner, is ill with tonsillitis and may not be in top form.

Dinner of New England Confectionery Company

A 6:30 p.m. Tuesday banquet at the United States Hotel honored officers of the New England Confectionery Company with 50 employees from various departments in attendance. Toastmaster Gilbert T. Armstrong led remarks from President Fobes and other officials praising company prosperity and good labor relations.

United States New England Confectionery Company Gilbert T. Armstrong Fobes Messrs Woodward Hayward Clark Mayo Corcoran Hinsdale Melonson Drew Smith Watts Morse Wiswell Driscoll W. A. Corcoran W. B. Phelps

Petition Filed Against Land Take For Elevated Rail Line

The Conveyancers Title Insurance Company filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking a writ of certiorari against the railroad commissioners to block the proposed land taking in West Erd for an elevated through that city section.

Conveyanecers Title Insurance Company Supreme Court West Erd

Women suffragists storm the Commons in London

In London on February 15, over 60 women were arrested as suffragists staged a determined demonstration around Parliament. Police guarded all entrances to the House of Commons while officers cleared adjacent streets. After a late meeting, activists again marched to Parliament amid clashes with police. Annie Kenny warned of marching 1000 cotton workers if demands remain unmet.

London Parliament House of Commons Annie Kenny

Gems From Longfellow Anniversary Readings Begin

The hundredth anniversary of Henry W. Longfellow's birth will be celebrated on the 27th of this month. The English speaking world will honor his memory with readings of his poetry as the Post publishes selected gems from his works in the days leading to the celebration.

Henry W. Longfellow America Post Longfellow

Builders in Time The Walls We Raise

Poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow urging purposeful work within time. It compares life to building a structure and stresses unseen efforts toward a beautiful, complete home where gods may dwell. The verse emphasizes a strong base, careful craft, and both visible and hidden parts of life.

Bryce to Be Eliot's Guest in Harvard Commencement

London Feb 15 Ambassador Bryce says Americans showed him warm friendship through many invitations. He plans no trips until Washington and will attend Harvard commencement as guest of President Eliot, a repeat visit after 88 years. He recalls earlier meetings with Roosevelt and data for his book on the American Commonwealth. He will go direct to Washington after a brief New York stop.

London Bryce Washington Harvard Eliot Harvard University America Roosevelt Mr. Bruyce New York City

Lawrence Games Entries Close Tonight at Medford Armory

Entries for the Lawrence Light Guards athletic meeting at Medford Armory close tonight. The event, to be held Thursday night February 21, features regular events plus 16 team races with leading preparatory schools and athletic clubs anticipated to participate.

Lawrence Light Guards Armory Medford O. J. Whitney Medford Armory Mass

Milton Objects to R R Line Connecting Milton and Shawmut

Milton residents oppose a proposed connecting line between the Shawmut and East Milton branches of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad across the Neponset River reservation. Congressman-elect A J Peters argues selling park land would violate landowners’ sale agreements. J H Benton Jr for the railroad says the line would relieve congestion if the main line is blocked.

Milton Shawmut East Milton New York, New Elaven & Hartford Railroad Neponset River Quincey Boston Milton Hill A. J. Peters Railroad J. H. Benton, Jr

Cohasset Plans to Abolish Saloon Ahead of March Meeting

Cohasset moves to end the lone saloon on Main Street as a no license campaign intensifies. Clarence W. Barron leads a committee of prominent residents preparing for the March town meeting vote.

Cohasset Clarence W. Barron

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