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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

4

Mary Watson reports funds for Irish Victory Fund drive

Dorchester teacher Miss Mary A. Watson announced a total collection of 29 dollars from Dorchester public school teachers for the Irish Freedom Fund. The record lists numerous donors from Dorchester Roxbury and Cambridge streets, with amounts ranging from 50 cents to 25 dollars, deposited through John H. H. McNamee at 83 Summer Street as treasurer.

Mary A. Watson Mary Hemenway School Dorchester Irish Freedom Fund John H. H. McNamee Prudential Trust Company Summer Street Teresa Gleason Stillman Place Ruth I. Byrne Mellen St Grace Murray Hillside St Rox Lice Murphy Greenbrier St Alise Barry Park St Agnes Brennan Willis St Christine Long Corey St Chase Llian Pattinson Parkman St Daniel J. Gallagher Walter P. Hall William Sullivan William J. Day Michael F. Creed James H. Baldwin Motatian Ek Sac Cans S. Onofee Co Exca cd McRae Cocore Samuel Sigitman Bare Steep George I. McKelleger Mattice P. Solilane Coc Wee O Mangh Ee Frederick S. Deitrick Detrhiin Haba Leey J. Francis Moloney Teves Ae Sadie Lipner-Shulman Harry W. James Seika George H. McDermott Iene Rorpos Maes Cas Charles S. O'Connor Ps Samios Cc Ys Friend Acces Eae Cuepeca Charles Sumner Bird Walpole Daniel J. Madden Cambridge St John A. Hedin James T. Barrett Otis St Eee Nis McCarthy Fifth St Oreph H. Kelleher Ward J. Duffey Ninth St Mary Williams Hurley St E O'Brien Hurley’ St Sullivan Haurley St Miss I. Cremins Ennis Thomas Gleason Hallisey Mr. Jackman Wm. Doherty Misa Fox Mr. Collins Sacred Heart Court D. Mahoney Spring Patrick Mahoney Columbia Wes Michael Buckley Eugene Buckley Cambridge Thomas Curran Thomas Murray Re. John Healy T. Sullivan Hurley Mr. Crowley P, Donovan Anna G. McMurray Gaylord St Allee M. Colbert Quincy St Goa Emily A. Brady Spolongreots M. H. Jackson White St E. Boston Gertrude Howes Winthrop St Roxvgerk William M. Hogan Philip Gans Frank J. Kelley Dr. R. W. Young Paul A. Egan Thomas Calnan Louis Lathowiter Thomas F. Mullin Thomas E. Willams John J. Ahern Martin J. Donlon Mass. Ave Michael J. Murphy Prospect St Maurice Foley Spring St Edward J. Swesney Sixth St J. D. Faxon Michael Minihan Timothy J. Clifford Fourth St Rs. Warren Squires Ct Mrs. Crowley le. McBride Hurley At.i Mothy J. Hurley Mr. Bromberger Charles At. Bae Mr. Doyle Ninth BA Mortimer Sullivan Daniel Owens Margaret Riley Brook Ave Roxa Elen Wellin Minot St Neponset Susie J. Berigan Clarkson St Dor Mpotchor Boy John Lally Mather St Aty E. Marrow Greenbrier St. Elizabeth Good Woodbine St J. J. Hennessey Church St O’brien Mittee The John H. Hurley Barron Daniel J. Reardon M. Tracy Canbridge Hugh H. Healy Haskell St Michael Towler Fourth Manuel Ferry Beally Morris Fleming Michael Hynes Ambrose Redmond Mrs. Hickey A. G. Golden Bloomfield At Cor Patrick T. Mullen John Sullivan Mr. Donovan Y. Smith Jeremiah Desmond S T P. O'Connor Dilworth McCarthy J. Burns Carroll Miss Mac John Harrington Mr. Ford Michael Bradley Maddaio Mrs. Weisbach Upperman Michael J. Margey J. J. O'Neil Lambert St John Mahony P. J. Dinan Mrs. Norton Snoring A. Guarneau Williams Bros Ernsios BE Aes Veadsas Mass Rou Otero Doherty Walter Selfridge Patrick Connery Buin Gsises Mrs. Callaghan Bere As Catherine Hurley Srvinces John Fallon Mro Myotis Edward Mullen Mary A. Hurley J. Manning Leary Second St HW. C. Hort, 326 Prospect Boee 25 Thomas Cotter, 279 Winsor Meices Garrett Cotter Monroe St John Drummy Frank Campbell MceMenimen Keefe Butler Eer McErtoy Edward Toner Otis Eve Sist Smith Actine Bhick Crowley Anna Mahoney O'Neil Sprihe John McCrea Lipson Fahey Jellallay Nagle McGovern M. Day Mary and Nora Scully Daniel Sullivan Dr. Murphy bEys Mary Crowley Beebs Katherine Leahy Flynn Pete Se James Cunningham Mulvaney J. Canty G. Nelson Duggan Eveeseebte Daniel Daley Miss Conley UDR VM Ee Gag Wm. Fahey Reardon Cullen Ewe Ees Scott Buckley D. A. Scannell William Lyons McConnell Keating Keenan Harrington Edwin B. Burrows Third St Greenery Thomas W. Patten Charles II Gaffney Miss Burrows James FE. Kelley John Reardon Mouser Oss William McSorley Charles P. Morris Boston Herberts Ober Cambrid Fred G. Phill Ives St Salem Kenney Hind Nnie Barry Catonne Timothy Desmond William R. Skelly Thorndike St M. Powers Catherine Flynn Thorndike Joseph Molloy Mary T. Walsh Thorndikea Ee David W. Boland R. Reardon Miss Doody Neil McFadden Miss Conlon Thorndike Les John Rogers Thorndike Eee M. Lombardi John D. Hayes Mrs. Jackson Miss Walker Jackman George McGuiness Fugene Walsh William Kelley Mrs. King D. B. Sullivan John F. Fairbairn C. H. Linehan Miss Finn Mra. Alberts Richard, Cox Hugh Black Hampshire St Roland Leahy Francis McCerron Jeremiah McCarthy Filler McCarthy Michael Reman Michael Ferrick Burke Mary Sweeney J. Rezendes Sixth Stooney D. Thomas Misa Mae Thomas J. Mudgrew Mary Brickley Thomas Kingston Anna Hagerty Connors St. Oeives Matthew Semotan Olver Chambers Patrick Tanne He Wilson Aeeres Efé Hennessey John McCarthy Timothy J. Crowler Josephine Callahan Alice McDonald Mary McDonald M. Doherty Geo. Demans Mrs. Hennon Lewis Winter Mrs. C. O'Mahoney Winter St Michael Sullivan Mullins T. Callahan T._ O'Leary Mulling Tt. Grady J. J. O’connor Wm. Walsh GC. Eagan Edward Crane Harvard James Barry Dé. Herlhy Coughlin Catherine Forde Deaton Shannon Eae J. Dynan Haes Mr. Carroll Nents Dynan Ju Daniel Reed Esas Mra. O'Neil Dt. E. Daley Patrick Duncliffe Ifourth Tim. Donovan Arpinot W. Desmond S “Ourth D. Kelleher Mr. McCarthy O'Relen Witter A. Collinn Gove Eva D. J Thomas Herlihy Mrs. Johnson Squire’s Yovell Oairs Warren Squire’s Ct N. Maher Lambert Mrs. Coleman Burgess Vembert Murphy Faward H. McCarron Eve St.cc M. Morgan M. Deamond O'Connor Gove St Piace Fred Belcher Rakey Geve St Cox J. White Cove St Peehetaakey M. Twomey CG. Creamer Calnan St Seebe John P. McCormack Gamb Td, Herlihy Nicholas Barry A. McCarthy Sea J. Sullivan M. Weber Flahey Mary Ford J. Donovan Ceree John Crowley Edward Coll E. C. Connor G. Walsh Tremont Wesses Eac A. Marsters Maplewood G. Sheldon West Medford Somerville Fee Gordonsbury Eee

Straw Necked Ibis in Zoo Flying Cage

A straw necked ibis in Franklin Park Zoo is described as a long necked bird with a sharp beak, skilled at catching tiny fish from pool bottoms. The page lists numerous residents with Thorndike Street and Sixth Street addresses, along with scattered amounts and names, resembling a community ledger.

Franklin Park Zoo

Moral Curse the Weather In Cambridge Theft

Henry Pigeon of Cambridge dropped a bag on Massachusetts Avenue containing 6361.54 dollars and a Ward Baking Company receipt book. He returned the bag to the company before leaving again. Five hundred dollars later vanished, police recovered the rest and he faces a larceny charge.

Henry Pigeon Prospect Street Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue Ward Baking Company Pigeon

Ritter Seeks German Uniform Return from Wartime Internee

Theodor J. Ritter owner of a Boylston Street foreign book store asks the Northeastern Department to return his German reserve lieutenant’s uniform and dress sword, and an army car to move it home to Newton. General Clarence R. Edwards refused the requests. Ritter, once a lieutenant in the 91st German Infantry under von Hindenburg, was interned early in the war for alleged propaganda activities. Since release, his books have been returned but not the military car.

Theodor J. Ritter Boylston Street Fort Oglethorpe Newton Clarence R. Edwards Mr. Ritter 91St von Hindenburg

Dorchester Legion Parade Called for Dorchester Men

Dorchester Dorchester Legion members from the William L. Drohan Post will parade today in Roxbury. All veterans are asked to assemble in uniform at the Municipal Building Dorchester on Columbia Road and Bird Street this morning. Army men will wear olive drab with black four in hand tie while naval service members wear dress blues and white hats. Overseas veterans may wear the overseas hat and campaign hat wearers are noted.

William L. Drohan Old Dorchester American Legion Roxbury Municipal Columbia Road Bird Street Dorchester McDade Naval Service

Mayor Peters Warns 50 Contractors Over Wages

The mayor warned 50 contractors in the aldermanic chamber that failure to pay prevailing union wages could lead to contract cancellation and action by the municipal law department.

Municipal Law Department Peters Aldermanic Chamber

Noon Concerts Aiding Digestion On Boston Common

Mayor Peters approves a plan for a series of noon concerts in Boston Common during lunch hours. The program aims to draw store workers and the public to the park at noontime and marks an innovation in summer music offerings.

Boston Common Peters

Summer music plan outlines 80 concerts in city parks

The advisory committee on summer music led by Wallace Goodrich and James B. Shea plans 80 band concerts this summer across the Common Marine Park Franklin Park Jamaica Pond and Wood Island Park. Noonday concerts run four weeks with evening shows starting July 15 and continuing through late August. Emil Mollenhauer will conduct the Common program and Sunday 3:30 pm venues feature 40 piece bands.

Wallace Goodrich James B. Shea Park and Recreation Commission Marine Park Franklin Park Jamaica Pond Wood Island Park Emil Mollenhauer Mollenhauer

Quiet Night Before Hub Has Quiet Night Before

Police report a markedly calm eve amid prohibition and horn bans. Only 17 fire alarms sounded, a fraction of the 100 average, with one blaze at 72 Kingsdale Street Dorchester caused by a sparket and $100 damage. Bonfires sparked minor trouble in Roxbury Crossing but were quickly damped by headquarters teams.

Mary Kelly Kingsdale Street Dorchester Roxbury Crossing King and Elmwood Streets Station 10 Hillside Street Whittier Street Tremont Ruggles Street Hampshire

Four Hart In Auto Accident In Springfield

Four persons injured when an automobile driven by Arthur Bailey of West Springfield was struck by a trolley car near the Plainfield Street bridge. Arthur Bailey has a fractured skull. his wife Mrs Eddy Bailey a broken arm and internal injuries. Louise Lamo taine of Feeding Hills internal injuries and a fractured pelvis. Mrs Lillian Bailey escaped with a broken ankle. Her husband had been killed in a railroad accident weeks earlier.

Newton Girls Learn Baby Care Through Doll Play

Miss Gertrude Kent leads a nine lesson baby hygiene course for 400 Newton girls across 13 playgrounds. Under Ernest Hermann the program frames care of infants as beneficial play aiding future citizen usefulness and aims to reduce infant mortality.

Newton Gertrude Kent Ernest Hermann Hermann United States Mr. Hermann Miss Kent

Transport Returns for More U S Troops to Brest

The transport Minnesotan departed at 6 15 yesterday bound for Brest to bring home another large U S troop contingent. She is due to arrive there July 13 8. Independence Day will be marked with a celebration aboard the ship by the crew of sailors.

France Brest Jackies

Chicago Cloak and Suit Makers Win Strike

Five thousand cloak and suit makers in Chicago won their strike for higher wages and better conditions, ending today and set to return to work Monday, per the president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers.

Chicago International Ladies’ Garment Workers

Urges Men to Keep Policies in Government Insurance

President Wilson urged service members to retain and convert government life insurance earned during the war into permanent forms. The War Risk Bureau released a wireless message noting the opportunity to transform term coverage to permanent protection and urging acceptance of the policy benefits for dependents and veterans.

Washington Wilson George Washington War Risk Bureau Germany

Bonus for Soldiers Signed by Governor Coolidge

Massachusetts residents who served in the U S military or navy in the war are urged by the State treasurer to file applications at Room 370 State House on or after July 15 to receive the $100 bonus. Yeomen are excluded as noted in the act.

Massachusetts United States Germany State Treasurer’s Department State House Coolidge

Legislature Passes Bonus Bill Amid Swift Benefits Plan

The bonus bill cleared both houses after a recall and amendment to exclude yeomen. It includes an emergency preamble making it effective immediately and passes the House 124 to 1 with only Rep Bellows opposing. Senate approval was unanimous. Deputy State Treasurer Willard announced headquarters in Room 870 for distributing the $20 million in bonuses to about 200000 Massachusetts residents, with $100 payments starting soon and ready by July 15.

Attorney-General Bellows Clarksburg Senate Charles B. Willard Massachusetts Willard

Funeral Notice for Mrs. Emil Senkeeil in Hartford

In Hartford Conn July 1 Mrs Emil Senkeeil formerly Madeline A. Funeral from her late home 8 8 Centre street Brookline. Notice of funeral later.

Senkebpil Hartford Conn Emil Senkbeil Madeline Centre St Brookline

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