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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1916

Page

3

Boston Art League Opens Headquarters

The Art League of Boston opens its headquarters at 22 Boylston Street. The opening day features paintings by J. Eliot Enneking and others, with living pictures by Douglas John Connah on the 27th. Aldro Wibbard, recently returned from Italy, shows stark works including May Day at Capri and Snow in the Blue Hills.

The Art League of Boston Boylston Street Boston Board of Control J. Eliot Enneking Living Douglas John Connah Aldro Wibbard Italy Page Capri John Connah Enneking Mystic Conn Helen Keith Velasquez Subway Bashka Paeff

Forestry Convention Opens in Boston Monday

The 35th annual American Forestry Association convention opens at Copley Plaza Hotel with Percival S. Ridsdale announcing a major goal to secure a 10 million dollar appropriation for forest reserve purchase and care in New England and the southern Appalachian States under the Weeks law.

The American Forestry Association Boston Copley Plaza Percival S. Ridsdale Washington, D. C New England Appalachian States

Oysterettes Crackers Elevate Stews and Salads Taste

Portable crackers help flavor stews soups and salads. They taste great alone and complement meals, offering a crisp oyster cracker experience.

Billy Sunday Calls For Recommitment In Cold Night

In Trenton New Jersey on January 14 Billy Sunday urged Christians to renew their vows. A small, cold audience filled the tabernacle as hundreds moved from pews and aisles to the platform to reconsecrate themselves to Christ.

Trenton N. J Billy Sunday Chris Christ

Clergy crowd and camp meetings spark strong sermon clash

Prominent pastors and city leaders fill pews as Billy rails against amusements, backsliding, and a double standard of morality. He cites Peter and Judas to argue many will sell out for small gains while urging equal standards for men and women.

United States Court Billy Peter Judas

Brickley Withdraws Resignation As Supt

William J. Brickley superintendent of streets withdraws his resignation as an Everett city investigation into the Board of Public Works has been ordered for Friday. He says he will not vacate the office while past acts and street department conduct are under fire.

Everett Board of Public Works William J. Brickley

Big Bazaar for Poland at Copley Plaza fundraiser

At a three day bazaar in the Mechanics Building February 21 to 23, Mrs. Edgar M. Young leads the executive committee to raise funds for Poland relief. Governor McCain and Cardinal O Connell expected. Polish dances and an allegorical program feature.

Copley Plaza General Committee Mechanics’ Building Poland Edgar M. Young McCain Cardinal O'Connell Oliver Ames Pauline Mason James J. Storrow Joseph Adamowski

5000 Miles Telephones Roar Visualized In Boston Meeting

The Boston section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers showcased a 5000 mile phone link to San Francisco using an oscillograph. 700 attendees heard and saw the ocean roar voice and music as waves were projected, with Cliff House visible on screen and prints of the transmitting site.

Pacific San Francisco Boston The American Institute of Franklin Union Hall Henry C. MacDonald American Telephone & Telegraph Company H. G. Bates Pacific Coast Telephone & Telegraph Company Portland Ore

Youngstown Strike Death Toll Rises to Four

East Youngstown riot casualties report the death of Dan Staiacher, 50, from exposure after his home and clothes were burned by the mob. The death brings the total to four, as authorities investigate the unrest that erupted last week.

Youngstown, CO Youngstown Dan Staiacher

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