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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1914

Page

13

Tango Craze Grips Radcliffe College

The Argentine tango drives excitement at Radcliffe College as young women embrace the dance with bold, reckless fervor in a setting that recently banned the plain tango, signaling a notable shift in campus social life.

Radcliffe College

Argentine tango dances sweep college gym class

Miss Margaret Wallace teaches a selection of students the Argentine tango in the college gym. The dance spreads through the physical culture classes as girls imitate the blithe movements and embrace the popular new routine despite other instructors’ stricter tastes.

Margaret Wallace

Tango in Florence Banned by Archbishop

Florence January 16 The Archbishop of Florence Most Rev A Mistrangelo condemns the tango in a letter to the local diocesan paper joining Cardinal Pompili in the censure. He includes a monetary subscription to fund a pamphlet to combat the dance.

Florence A. Mistrangelo Pompili

Weathered New England Wharf Sells Off As Market Slumps

At the wharf yesterday twelve schooners and a beam trawler were in port as prices fell amid a well supplied market. Haddock and cod fetched low figures while cask and scrod arrivals remained fair. several vessels and crews faced delays from weather and grounding incidents as rescue and repair efforts continued.

Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings Highlight Atlantic Trade

The latest shipping notices list arriving steamers and schooners including Numidian Boston Simms Yarmouth Cal vin Austin Mitchell St John City of Augusta Pizer Savannah Onondaga Googins Jacksonville Gloucester McDorman Baltimore Edison Light Meech Sewalls Point Indian Nickerson Philadelphia Belfast Rawley and many tugs and barges. Sailed include Boston Yarmouth Stigs tad Nor Philadelphia Athos New York Chalister Carib Charlestown Jacksonville F J Lisman How ard Newport News Suffolk Norfolk Niam Baltimore Carolyn Stocktom Springs Herbert Newburyport Reliance Jonas H French Ipswich Gloucester tow Sylvania Concord Nesquehoning Tamaqua Panther Creek.

Numidian McKillop Glasgow Boston Simms Yarmouth Calvin Austin Mitchell St. John City of Augusta Pizer Savannah Onondaga Googins Jacksonville Gloucester McDorman Baltimore Edison Light Meech Sewalls Point Indian Nickerson Philadelphia HFF Dimock Crowell New York Newton Abbott Belfast Rawley Interport Bay State Strout Portland City of Gloucester Limekin Herbert Rickes Newburyport Hercules Clarson Reliance Merriam Hureka Benner Tacony Wallace Upton Concord Betts Nesquehoning Tamaqua Nottingvam Quinn Salem Stigstad Nor Athos Chalister

Boston City Council backs end to contractor trash collection

The Boston City Council voted unanimously to abolish the present contractor system for garbage and refuse collection. With thirty contracts expiring this month, the council directed the Mayor, mayor-elect, and public works commissioner to refuse new contracts and have city workers and equipment take over the work.

Boston

Charlestown council debates garbage contracts and lodging house plans

The council, amid clashes over Boston Disposal Company duties and contractor health concerns, approved Watson's waste resolution while delaying salary raises and a $150 000 move for a police HQ. They ordered $80 000 for a Charlestown fire station and funds to upgrade golf links and a Ward 7 municipal building.

Finance Commission Wayfarers Lodge Franklin Park Charlestown Ward 7

Zee Noo Cook Loses Suit in Readville Case

Mary O Connor a cook of renown sued Mrs Mabel Hunt Slater for breach of contract claiming she was told by Slater s maid to be ready for a sudden call and was introduced to the Slater kitchen. Judge Parmenter ruled for Slater dismissing the $300 claim.

Mary O’connor Mabel Hunt Slater Parmenter Readville Mary Slater Mary O'Connor

DIES BY FALL UPON KNIFE IN Groveland

Frank Pickard aged 30 a Groveland candy maker died on the operating table at City Hospital after falling on a butcher knife pierced his body severing the main artery from the heart. He bled to death before surgeons could stop it. The accident occurred near his Groveland home as he walked to a neighbor’s grind stone to sharpen knives.

Haverhill Frank Pickard Groveland City Hospital Pickard Thomas Snell

Marriages and obituaries tallied in Chelsea area

Numerous death notices and funeral details from Chelsea and surrounding towns list names such as Doblaskie Lapinska Andrews Baldwin Borden Butters Casey Collins Coughlin Doyle Edwards Feeley Foley Galvin Gannon Geraghty Glynn Hohmann Hughes Kesselhuth Low MacLachlan Maloney McDowell Mead Mulqueeney Norton OLeary Quinlan Robbins Sheehan Sholes List Strong Sullivan Thompson Trider Ward Zanni and in memoriam for Andrew J Chase. Dates span Jan 14–16 with services, masses, and interments at St. Patrick’s, Sacred Heart, and local cemeteries. notes include residence lines and relatives invited.

Catherine Baldwin Holley West Second St St. Vincent’s Church Baltimore Borden West Roxbury John Earl Borden Farrington St Butters Cambridge Joseph A Edwin F Mary E. Butters Tirrell Pemberton St St. Paul's Casey Roxbury William M Catherine Casey Fitzgerald Cedar St St. Joseph's Church Circuit St Collins Agnes Charles Delia Connors Falvey Pioneer St St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation Coughlin Warren Alfred C Jean Coughlin Dearborn Place Washington St Feeley South Boston William J Mary T. Feeley Regan Thomas Park Gate of Heaven Church South Boston Council K. of Bishop Galvin Watertown Catherine BE. Galvin Pleasant St St. Patrick's Church St. Patrick’s Cemetery Gannon City Hospital Joseph M Mary (Nee McDonough Church of the Sacred Heart Glynn Mary A Shaughnessy John Os Glynn Batchelder St St. Paul's Church Woodward Park St Hohmann Joseph F Alva Hohmann Brooks Tremont St Hughes Bridget Martin Hughes Chesterfield St Dudley St Kesselhuth Roslindale Rebecca Theodore H. Kesselhuth Church of Our Saviour Albano St Low Hingham Martha A Ariel Low Middle St Forest Hills Cemetery Boston Forest Hills Station Maclachlan Allston Margaret John MacLachlan Greenock Scotland Pratt St Beachmont Jeremiah Catherine C. Maloney Summer Bradstreet Aves Winthrop Ave Our Lady of Lourdes’ Church Malden Requierh Charlestown Chelsea Uriah F. McDowell Washington Ave Mead Everett Alexander J Catherine Mead Spring St Immaculate Conception Holy Cross Mulqueeney Margaret M John Bellis Boston St St. Peter's Church St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington Norton Thurtsa A William A. Norton Tupelo St Cushing O'Leary Somerville Cornelius Mary Central Ave Revere Thomas Francis Meagher Irish National Foresters Sholes Martha Edward C. Sholes Cypress St Marshfield Hills Mass Catherine M. R Karl G. List Broadway Strong Wakefield William G. Strong Nahant St Sullivan Augusta Mulloy Nightingale St Trider Mary M Charles A. Trider Ward Scituate William Ward Church of the Nativity Zanni North End Filonena

Harvard pays last honors at funeral of Benjamin Osgood Pierce

Harvard presidents and faculty served as honorary pallbearers for the Hollis professor of mathematics and natural philosophy Benjamin Osgood Pierce. Charles W. Eliot and A. Lawrence Lowell led the group, joined by John Throwbridge W E Byerly R W Wilson EB H Hall W C G Sabine and Stephen W Driver.

Harvard Benjamin Osgood Pierce Hollis Charles W. Eliot A. Lawrence Lowell John Throwbridge Jefferson Physical Laboratory W. E. Byerly R. W. Wilson EB. H. Hall W. CG. Sabine Graduate Schools of Applied Science Stephen W. Driver

Protest Over Disbanding of Reading Firemen

Protest grows after Reading disbands 58 member fire department and three hose companies on January 1. Sixty northern residents urge reinstatement of Hose 5 citing increased fire risk. Board of Selectmen to hear petition within a few days.

Reading Fire Department Selectmen Hose 5 Board of

Woburn Elks Dedicate New $25,000 Home

Grand Exalted Ruler Edward Leach of New York and Grand Trustee James R. Nickelson of Springfield attended the dedication of the new $25,000 Elks home at 27 Salem Street Woburn. Leach was presented with a silver smoking set embossed with Etk emblems.

Woburn Elks Edward Leach New York James R. Nickelson Springfield Elks Salem Street Woburn Leach Etk

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