Belgian Relief Harpalyce to sail tomorrow amid large New England gifts
The Belgian relief ship Harpalyce is set to sail tomorrow as all cargo is loaded. Redington Fiske of the Belgian Relief Fund said the delay was due to late consignments, with cash and in kind gifts totaling over $165,000 from New England.
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Harpalyce
Redington Fiske
Treaster
Joseph H. O'Neil
Reief Fund
New England Eople
Rockefeller Elief
Newark
Washington
O'Neil
New England
American Relief Comission
Holyoke
John Gilbert, Jr
New England Clief
Walsh
Curley
Mme.walla van Develde
Harvard Union
Union Belge
Eagle Hall
Beach Street
Horticultural Hall
Belgian Relief Fund
Red Cross Subscriptions Acknowledged by Massachusetts Branch
Subscriptions totaling multiple donors are acknowledged by F. L. Higginson Jr. as treasurer of the Massachusetts Branch American Red Cross. Notable contributions include amounts from Mrs. L. Andrews 10.00, Trinity Episcopal Church Melrose 20.00, All Saints Mission Newburyport 15.00, and the R. Vernon Leigh 5.00 plus others, with funds tagged for Palestine Germany and Belgium relief.
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F. L. Higginson, Jr
Massachusetts
American Red Cross
Wm. Filene Sons Co
Middlesex Suburban Pastorate
May Nard
Mass
Charles C. Foster
Hannah Winthrop
Cambridge
Worcester County
Amer.Nat. Red Cross
Add
Chapter of Grace
Ecopal Church
Everett
R. R
Germany
Pilgrim Tri-Centennial Expo Proposed for 1920 in Boston
Governor Walsh and other prominent figures back a petition to hold a national exposition in Boston or nearby in 1920 to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Plymouth Rock. The plan calls for a committee of regional leaders to organize a fitting tri centennial celebration and establish the exhibit.
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Walsh
Boston
Senate
Plymouth
Commonwealth
New England
Martin Hays
Samuel H. Mildram
Dorchester
John J. Martin
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Charles L. Burrell
Clarence A. Barnes
Wayland Minot
Harvard
Thomas A. McQuade
Boston Infirmary Trustees
Committee Heads 10 Be G. O. P. Men
Republicans will head all Senate committees this year with a mapped policy. The party caucus of Senate Republicans met in the colonial gold room at the State House last night to affirm leadership and responsibility.
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Senate
State House
Republicans to control 34 Senate chairmanships in 1915
Hon Calvin Coolidge pledges a return to Republican rule in Massachusetts. Republicans will hold all 34 Senate chairmanships, one per Republican member and two for one member, signaling a full party-led General Court in 1915. Democrats plan to vote for Coolidge. House caucuses set for morning as the General Court opens.
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Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Senate
State House
Coolidge
House
Dilla
President Coolidge
Timilty
Great and General Court of
Massachusetts
Mer. M. J. Splaine
D. D
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
New England Fisheries Called To Boom By Boston Meeting
President George E. Willey addressed the 40th annual Boston Fish Bureau session held at the new South Boston fish pier. He urged a booming of New England fisheries and urged frequent informal meetings of coast representatives for mutual benefit to industry and consumers.
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Boston Fish Bureau
New Fish Pier
Boston
George E. Willey
New England
John McCarthy Pioneer Of New England Charcoal Dies
John McCarthy a pioneer in the charcoal business in New England died at his Somerville home after an illness that began in October. He resided at 27 Shawmut Street.
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John McCarthy
New England
Shawmut Street
Somerville
Science highlights to come in the Sunday Post
The upcoming Sunday Post promises engaging science features that inform and entertain readers with latest discoveries and explanations. It previews accessible reports on current research, inviting readers to learn and reflect.
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Next Sunday Post
Governor Walsh Appointees Win Unanimous Council Approval
The Executive Council unanimously confirmed all major appointments Governor Walsh made last week. Joseph B. Eastman replaces George W. Anderson on the Public Service Commission, Charles R. Gow fills the Boston Excise Commission chairmanship, and Assistant Attorney-General Thomas P. Riley takes Forest F. Barker’s seat on the Gas and Electric Light Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Executive Council
Joseph B. Eastman
George W. Anderson
Public Service Commission
Charles R. Gow
William P. Fowler
Boston Excise Commission
Thomas P. Riley
Forest FE. Barker
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Opposed appoint ees face protests as council holds bids
Assistant Attorney General Riley draws three protests to his nomination to the Council though all appear penned by one writer. Judicial appointments wait seven days before action. Sullivan seeks Essex district attorney post, McCooey and Day named as special justices for Worcester and Boston districts. George E. McCoy, pardoned after a robbery sentence, had been slated for prison.
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Riley
Executive Council
Michael A. Sullivan
Lawrence
Essex County
Henry C. Attwin
Francis W. McCooey
Southern Worcester
William J. Day
Miss Ryan details Mansfield romantic pursuit and wedding plans
The testimony outlines Miss Ryan describing Mansfield's repeated attention at inns and hotels, gifts of nickels for slot machines, private dinners, and daily calls. She recounts letters starting with Dear Bess, a Boston visit, and Mansfield proposing marriage during a vow that depended on his freedom.
Promise and Heartbreak at Ferncroft Inn Trial
In July 1908 at the Manhattan Hotel a woman recalls talk of marriage with Mansfield. He denied vows, claiming business would start, then traveled the world returning in 1910. She visits Ferncroft Inn and later says he promised to marry but cast her aside as Attorney Coakley outlines claims in court. The trial resumes today.
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Sullivan
Mr. Mansfield
Mansfield
Pickwick Club
Dickens
Miss Ryan
New York
Manhattan
Hayana
Farncroft Inn
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Epiphany Church
Walpole
Dilla Bronson
B. F. Harding
J. Randolph Hoddes
H. B. Gta
Pai
RED Cross Fund
Higginson
John M’carthy
Council
Ferncroft Inn
Travistoiraw
Titan
Haag
Royal Worcester
Madras
Waterbury
Waver
Hood’s
Hood
Rane
Quarty Chambray
Hamburg
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