Funeral for D A Maloney Boston Post circulation manager
Funeral services for Daniel A. Maloney of the Boston Post were held at St Peter's Church in Dorchester. A requiem high mass was led by Rev Michael J Derby with Rev M J Scanlon reading prayers at Calvary Cemetery. Attending were Post staff and representatives from other papers with floral tributes from multiple newsrooms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Maloney
Boston Post
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House
Ilill
Dorchester
Michael J. Derby
M. J. Scanlon
T. Lu
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Old Calvary Cemetery
Ferguson
Edward J. Dunn
John Lally
John J. O’hare
T. B. Forsythe
Louis Merrick
William Barker
The
Post
Thomas Downey
Globe
Timothy J. Moyn
Boston
Charles Taylor, Jr
W. O. Taylor
Boston Globe
Walter C. Hartwell
F. J. Moynahan
Richard Grazier
W. A. Grozier
I. A. Grozier
McGuire Brothers
Brockton
Abraham Lincoln School
George A. Wood
Taunton
John A. Hart
Henry Fitzgerald
Hotel & Railroad News Company
New England News Company
Boston Post Chapel
George L. Briggs
New Bedford
J. W. Keyes
Fire engine collision during alarm at 20 Garden Street
Engine 4 and Chemical 1 collided at an early night alarm on 20 Garden Street West End. No damage reported and units continued to the blaze in a first floor dwelling of A Barron, extinguished with a loss of 200 dollars.
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Garden Street
West End
Engine 4
Chemical 1
A. Barron
Leases on Yacht Clubs Boost City Revenue by 8700
Mayor Peters approved new leases with four yacht clubs in South Boston, adding 8700 to city revenue over ten years. Mosquito Fleet pays 150 annually from July 1, 1919, Puritan Canoe 120 from January 1, 1920, South Boston Yacht 375 from July 1, 1919, and Columbia Yacht 225 from January 1, 1920. Previous leases expired in 1908, 1912, and 1913 respectively.
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Peters
Park and Recreationartment
South Boston
Mosquito Jeet Club
Puritan Canoe Club
South Boston Yacht Club
Columbia Yacht Club
Park and Recreation Department
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
James B. Shea
Shepard Stores Costume Party Set at Chateau on Huntington
The Shepard Stores Mutual Aide Association plans a mid winter costume party at the Chateau on Huntington avenue attended by most of the Shepard Store family. Aide and door committees are named with prizes for best costumes and judges announced. The Shepard Colonial Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard Stores Mutual Aide Association
Huntington Avenue
Shepard Store
George Way
Mary A. Uniack
M. E. de Vire
Lillian Shaughnessey
Alice Donavan
Louis Atkins
George Dennis
Morris Cullen
Sheridan
Agnes Rooney
Atkins
Lillian Hennessey
Nan Condron
J. K. Sterne
G. A. Dufflee
the Shepard Colonial Orchestra
Long chase ends with coat thief arrest in Revere
A pursuit through several streets across Revere culminated in a chase into an empty apartment on Winthrop avenue. Harry Myers, 29, of 8387 Parkway, Revere, was arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with stealing a fur coat from Revere High School.
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Winthrop Avenue
Revere
Harry Myers
Parkway
Revere High School
Salts Fine For Aching Kidneys
Kidney health advice urges flushing with Rad Salts to prevent backache and bladder disorders. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to cleanse kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and support frequent use to avoid serious complications. A local druggist notes many customers use Rad Salts for kidney trouble.
Noted Doctor Killed in Auto Crash at Crossing
Worcester January 13 Dr Charles A Church a leading physician in the Blackstone Valley was killed this afternoon when the automobile he rode in was struck by a New Haven railroad train at a crossing near Northbridge Station The car stalled at the crossing and the train crashed into it Church about 58 years old had a large Millbury area practice He is survived by his wife a son Dr C N Church of Worcester and a daughter who lives in Chicago.
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Worcester
Charles A. Church
Blackstone Valley
New Haven Railroad
Northbridge Station
Church
Gebhard Recital Delights Boston Audience at Steinert Hall
Heinrich Gebhard offered an intimate Steinert Hall recital with four Debussy pieces led by General Lavine and a suite by Deodat de Severac. The program included Zarmi by Steinert, Jr., Chabrier Bouree Fantasque, MacDowell Nautilus and Rigaudon, Liszt Liebestraum No. 3, Waldsrauschen, a Tchaikovsky dance, and Chopin's final four pieces. The audience praised his refined touch and interpretive precision throughout the varied program.
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Heinrich Gebhard
Steinert Hall
Gebhard
Debussy
Lavine
Deodat de Severac
Zarmi
Alexander Steinert, Jr
Boston
Saxe-Romer
Chabrier
MacDowell
Rigaudon
John Hancock to Build 10 Story Boston Office Tower
Work has begun on a new 10 story home for the John Hancock Insurance Company on Berkeley street. Upon completion it will be the largest single business building in Boston. Much time was spent uncovering ties of the old Boston and Providence railroad as many south side St James avenue structures will be torn down after April 1. The building will span about 70,000 square feet facing Berkeley Stuart Clarendon streets and St James avenue with a Berkeley street main entrance.
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John Hancock
Berkeley Street
Boston and Providence Railroad
Berkeley, Stuart and Clarendon Streets
St. James Avenue
Boston
John Hancock, Insurance Company
Boston & Providence
Youthful Florida pilgrimage fashion in white serge sketch
The passage describes a mid winter trip to Florida with a nostalgic nod to Ponce de Leon. It highlights a fashionable white serge dress with a satin slip, machine embroidered chain stitch in scarlet and black, black tassels, filet lace at a rounded neck, and a fur at the neck. It suggests this model as practical for town wear with blue serge over black satin or over ecru khaki kool embroidered in navy silk floss.
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Florida
Ponce de Leon
Suit Seeks City Liability For Riot Damages
Albert Valentzian, doing business as Back Bay Tailoring Company at 181 Dartmouth Street, sues the City of Boston for $1164.26 in property taken during rioting amid the police strike. Judge Parmenter reserved decision. The ruling could determine city liability for other thefts and breakings across the city.
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Boston
Judge Parmenter
Albert Valentzian
Back Bay Tailoring Company
Dartmouth Street
Parmenter
Fire ruled non accidental in church blaze
Lawrence officials say fire at the Church of the Immaculate Conception was not accidental. Fire Chief F J Morris announced the conclusion after an official investigation and said the inquiry would continue with further disclosures expected soon.
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Lawrence, Jan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
F. J. Morris
Sugar Shortage Blamed on U S Sugar Board
L V B Cameron in his annual report to the National Association of Brokers in Refined Sugar accuses the United States Sugar Equalization Board of prompting exports before Britain claimed a Cuban crop share for 1918 19. He says the British demand and neutral shipments overwhelmed refiners, causing a deluge at preserving time and leaving domestic needs unmet.
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New York
United States Sugar Equalization Board
L. V. B. Cameron
National Association of Brokers In
Great Britain
Mr. Cameron
British Royal Commission
Bergerism not socialism says Bergerism not socialism
A reader argues Bergerism is not socialism and that Berger is a renegade socialist. The letter criticizes conflating Bergerism with socialism, accuses Berger of Kaiser'sism and Germanism, and urges a clear Americanism standard and representative body to define it. Morrison Tf. Swift.
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Sir
Berger
Congress
Socialist Party
America
Potsdam
New York
Morrison Tf. Swift
Dandruff cure claims with liquid argon
An advertisement promises a dandruff cure using four ounces of liquid argon applied at night. It claims dissolution of dandruff by morning and complete destruction after multiple uses, with immediate relief from itching and improved hair quality, available at drug stores.
No Jap arms for Mexico says Japanese ambassador
Washington Jan 13. Japanese ambassador Mr Sheidehara stated the Japanese government was not a party to arming Mexico directly or indirectly and no Japanese warship escorted ships carrying arms. The embassy seeks to identify the ship's nationality and notes Mexico’s minister in Tokyo was told arming efforts there would be fruitless. Japan aims to avoid suspicions of aiding Mexico against the United States.
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Washington
Sheidehara
Mexico
Japan
Senor Romero
Tokio
United States
SAYS FARMERS NOT TO BLAME FOR H. C.
Letter writer A F Norcross urges fair treatment for farmers amid high prices. The author contrasts milk and eggs output with rising costs and notes a cow and hen shortage while grass hay and grain remain abundant but pricey.
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Post
A. F. Norcross
Massachusetts Avenue
Farmer burden blamed as fertilizer price soars
A letter from H. W. W. Cotton of Newton argues fertilizer costs have surged from two to four dollars to fourteen to eighteen dollars per cord, warning labor shortages push prices up and threaten food supply. He urges city workers to support farmers and emulate forefathers to restore balance.
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Cotton
Centre Street
Newton
Made to Measure Shirts and Waists by T. D. Waist Co.
Boston advertises made to measure shirts for men and waists for ladies using customer material. It promotes saving time and money and lists 1 Boylston Street as the address for T. D. Waist Co.
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T. D. Waist CO
Boylston Street
Boston
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D. A. Maloney
St. Peter’s
Old Calvary
Shepard Stores
Long Chase Lands
E. T. Slattery CO
Heatherwool
Laine
Brown
Oxford
Tremont Street
Boston Common
John Hancock Insurance Company
Lenore
Sues City
B. U
Bovinine CO
W. Loustow Sty
New England
Beacon Street
White Holman Co
Chelsea
Houghton & Dutton CO
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