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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1915

Page

7

Rowley Proposes Abolition of Metropolitan Park Commission

Attorney Clarence W. Rowley filed a bill in the Legislature to abolish the Metropolitan Park Commission and requested a public hearing at the State House. He also offered a resolve for an investigation into the Wellington bridge fire and delays in replacement, plus a general inquiry into the Commission.

Metropolitan Park Commission Clarence W. Rowley State House Rowley Wellington Bridge

Rowley cites detour costs from Wellington bridge delay

Mr Rowley says 10 million autos and 15 000 foot passengers daily have been forced to detour three miles since last summer causing over a million miles of extra travel and at least one indirect fatality. He proposes temporary structures to finish foot access in 24 hours and autos in a bit longer, while criticizing commission spending as excessive. The bridge safety and rebuilding timeline are detailed, with 8 Ss operating, 24 hours work, and winter weather delaying concrete work.

Rowley Metropolitan Police Force Metropolitan Park Commission Wellington Bridge War Department

Soldier Held for Espionage in Halifax

Halifax January 20. A soldier attached to a Canadian regiment was arrested by military police on espionage charges. He allegedly confessed and named three accomplices, after authorities found incriminating documents on his person. He was seized while in uniform outside a hotel, actions suggesting intoxication.

Halifax N. S

Boston boot club Ladies' Night hits nerve with minister’s critique

The Rev. William H. van Allen urged home life over hotel dining and for mothers to tend the nursery over the dansant at the Boston Boot and Shoe Club’s annual Ladies Night at the Hotel Somerset. He warned of poverty, unemployment, juvenile crime, and a decaying home life, urging Americans to aim for reform guided by independence and the Sermon on the Mount.

William H. van Allen Church of the Advent Boston Boot and Shoe Club Hotel Somerset Boston Walsh Curley America Dr. van Allen Europe Henry F. Hurlburt van Allen Sherman Whipple Alexander McGregor President Coolidge Senate DR van Allen Boot and Shoe Club

Catholics Women to Host Reception for Mexican Teachers

The League of Catholic Women plans a Saturday reception from 8 to 5 at Copley Plaza for Mexican school teachers visiting Boston for a study of local schools. Boston College President Rev Charles W Lyons announced spring ground breaking for a second group of 15 buildings on University Heights during a Cambridge Boston College Club banquet. The St Catherine Alumnae Society held its 18th annual banquet and officer installation at Riverbank Court Cambridge. Rev James J McCarthy of St William Church Dorchester announced full debt paid on the church. Assumption Church East Boston parishioners arrange annual reunion at Sxement Gardens Revere Beach on Feb 8.

League of Catholic Women Copley Plaza Boston Charles W. Lyons S. J Boston College Boston College Club of Cambridge University Heights St. Catherine Alumni Society of Somerville Riverbank Court James J. McCarthy St. William’s Church Dorchester the Assumption Church East Boston Sxement Gardens Revere Beach

Boston Protestant Churches News Items Briefs

A Boston Evangelical Alliance meeting set for Monday at 3 pm will form a committee to invite Billy Sunday for a revival in Boston. The 27th annual Boston branch Christian and Missionary Alliance convention closed after three days with strong attendance. Rev. H K Barton spoke on Socialism in South America at Maverick Congregational Church East Boston. Page Class Dudley Street Baptist Church held its annual banquet last night. Rev. Charles H Stackpole will present a drama sermon How John Vincent Found Himself at Barham Memorial Church South Boston Sunday evening.

Boston Evangelical Alliance Philadelphia Billy Boston The Christian and Missionary Alliance H. K. Barton South America Maverick Congregational Church East Dudley Street Baptist Church Charles H. Stackpole John Vincent Barham Memorial Church South

Fire Destroys Section of North End Tailor Shop

A fire at a brick tailor shop at Hanover and Salem streets in North End broke out around 10 last night from an unknown cause. The blaze caused about 600 dollars in damage before being checked, with B. Weinberg, a tail?er, involved in efforts to control the blaze.

Hanover and Salem Streets North End B. Weinberg

G A R Men to Battle Over Bill

Strife brews among Greater Boston G A R posts over cemetery marker rules. Medford Post 66 and Boston Post 113 clash over a regulation banning metal grave markers, foreshadowing escalating antagonism and possible public dispute.

Greater Boston Medford Cemetery Post Medford

Donahue Bill Spurs Battle Over Cemetery Markers

The House faces a clash as Frank J. Donahue drafts a measure to block Medford cemetery trustees from enforcing a prohibitory rule. Boston Post 118 backs the bill, while Medford Post 66 members defend the trustees and veterans’ interests. Oscar H. Allen condemns metal markers as unsightly and insubstantial for veterans’ graves. A number of comrades gather.

House of Representatives Frank J. Donahue Medford Cemetery Post 118 Boston Post 66 Medford Oscar H. Allen

Medford Post 113 in dispute over cemetery tablets

In a Medford headquarters confrontation Post 113 faces dissension over veterans graves markers. Patriotic Instructor Allen criticizes Boston silk stocking post plans to place a cheaper marker at Oak Grove Cemetery while veterans defend their marble tablets and vow to resist what they call desecration.

Medford A. R Post Allen Everett Alley J. Everett Pierre Pierce Boston Post 113 Oak Grove

Immigration search for Farzone relatives aboard White Starner Ganopie

Authorities plan to search the liner White Starner Ganopie arriving tomorrow from Italy for Biaggio Farzone's mother sister and sweetheart whom they believe are aboard. Farzone is held charged with murdering Maurice Albertson at Wakefield.

Ganopie Italy Biaggio Farzone Maurice Albertson Wakefield

Woman Dies From Fall Down Stairs In West End Home

Mrs. Fanny Scriven, 60, of Champney place off Brigh ton street West End, sustained a broken neck from falling two flights at her home about 4 30 yesterday afternoon. She is dying at the Relief Hospital.

Fanny Scriven Champney Place Brighton Street West End Relief Hospital

Middlesex Man Faces Larceny Charge In Secret Indictment

A man was arrested by the State police yesterday on a secret indictment for larceny totaling 681.61 dollars from a town. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $2000 bond.

Dlesex Superior Criminal Court

Train Collision At Malden Crossing Injures Two Men

Barnard Baker of Malden and Charles Hyman of Boston were trapped when a gate failed to deter a speeding train at the Cross street crossing of the Saugus branch. The wagon was demolished, both men injured, and the horse fled with front wheels trailing. Green, the crossing keeper, claimed he signaled danger as the wagon approached. Baker suffered a deep head wound and back injuries. Hyman sustained head lacerations but reached his home.

Barnard Baker Malden Charles Hyman Boston Cross Street Saugus Jaker Hudson Street Hyman William Green Green

Druggist Not Guilty Of Selling Liquor In Cambridge Case

The Middlesex Superior Court acquitted Joseph F. O'Donnell, a Cambridge druggist, of illegally selling liquor. The Law Enforcement Association had pursued the case in its clean up Cambridge campaign after a prior lower court verdict of guilty with a $50 fine.

Cambridge Law Enforcement Association Middlesex Joseph F. O'Donnell O'Donnell

Winter dress sketches with trims and prices

Sketch 4 shows a flare skirt with slot seams and a braid button trimmed blouse. Sketch 5 features striped percale dresses with dark blue trim priced at $1. Sketch 6 presents dotted striped percale dresses with pique trim and a shaped yoke belt priced at $2. Filene's mail orders filled on the Sixth Floor.

Filene

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