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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1910

Page

6

Whose Child Is This Featured in Sunday Post Series

The Sunday Post continues the Whose Child Is This? feature on page one with a $5 prize for each identified child. Stella McKay, five, of 61 Maverick Square East Boston, is revealed as the original subject of yesterday's photo. She is James McKay’s daughter and attends Notre Dame school in Sister Amelia’s first grade class. She plans to save the prize money.

The Sunday Post Stella McKay Maverick Square Boston James McKay Notre Dame School Amelia Post Church Street Boston Post Washington Street

Annual Marston's employees ball at Paul Revere Hall

The Marston's restaurant staff and many patrons danced from eight until two after a military band concert. Waitresses and cashiers wore gowns and sampled the firm’s service and food. Honorary marshal Shirley Marston directed the event with A Hugene Sargent as director and a large reception and list of aides and committee members.

Marston’s Paul Revere Hall Marston Clara M. Crowell William W. Smith May E. Cuniff David W. Weaver Bessie Morton Elizabeth Butler Alfred E. Trembley Clara St. Armour Minnie G. Parker Thomas A. Letch Mona Ruttan Ray Bateson Emily Montgomery Gertrude Jensen Charlotte D. Piper

Custom House Veteran Dead Frederick Pease

Frederick Pease known as the Grand Old Man of the Custom House died at his East Boston home 164 Lexington Street at age 84. A former Forty-niner and author, he served in the General Court during 1863 to 1865 and in the Boston Common Council in the 1870s. He leaves three sons and a funeral will be held tomorrow at his home at 1 PM.

Frederick Pease Custom House Lexington Street Boston Pease Nicaragua Fort Sumter General Court East Boston Mr. Pease Edgartown Henrietta Harlow Duxbury Methodist Church Saratoga Street Mt. Tabor Lodge A. M Middlesex Club East Boston Savings Bank Edward A. Pease Police Station Frederick H. Pease William T. H. Pease P. S. Huckins Lumber Company

Mary Remembers the Old-Days Politics in Boston

Mary recalls early Democratic city committee days in Boston. She notes major donors like Henry Reed and stories of battles for delegates, midnight file ins, and the camaraderie at headquarters. She contrasts old champions Jim Donovan and others with current leaders while lamenting changes in politics.

Mary Democratic City Committee Henry Reed Collins Murphy-Collins Old Franklin Street Murphy Mary Franklin Street John F. MacDonald John F. Fitzgerald Quincy Joe Maynard Jim Donovan Fitz Lomasney

Labor Leaders wiOkés 1910 Terence J. McMahon

Terence J. McMahon president of the Lynn City Employees Local Union served three terms. A former day laborer, he helped organize city workers into a federal union aligned with the AFL and held multiple posts including delegate and executive board member. He began labor activity in Somerville in 1896 amid strikes over padrone systems and wage disputes.

Lynn City Terence J. McMahon Lynn City Employees Pao Ola Ireland American Tube Works Somerville Tube Workers McMahon Lynn Lynn Central Labor Union American Federation of Labor Federation of State A. F. of L The Lynn City Employees’ Union

Fortune teller proprietor arrested on conspiracy charge

James E. Rich owner of a Tremont street fortune telling shop and a shooting gallery was jailed by U S Deputy Marshal Charles Bancroft on a conspiracy to conceal assets from the Flowers bankruptcy trustee. Both Rich and Theodore H. Flowers were held in 8000 each for a February 4 hearing before U S Commissioner Hayes. About 4000 allegedly concealed from creditors.

James E. Rich Tremont Street United States Charles Bancroft Theodore H. Flowers Union Park Rich Flowers Hayes

Bay State Girl Sacrifices for Frozen North Sufferers

A Bay State girl dedicates herself to aiding the stricken people of the frozen north, giving up comforts to aid those in need. Her selfless actions highlight regional charity and resilience amid hardship.

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