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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1914

Page

10

Shoe and Leather Men Parade to Nantasket Jubilee

About two thousand visiting shoe and leather merchants were rested from trading at Mechanics' building and held a jubilee at Nantasket beach. Teel's Military Band led the parade through Boston streets and they boarded a chartered steamer for a harbor sail before 9 a.m.

Nantasket Mechanics’ Building Nantasket Beach Teel Boston A. G. Moxley A. F. Broadhead

Boston Shoe Trade Fair Highlights Harbors and Heel Goods

A Boston leather show features sea air harbor stops, Nantasket parade, and a baseball game won by buyers after Fred Tenney’s window homer. Exhibits include diamond buckles, 42 colored leathers, and new British Canadian ties. Shoe retailers’ day includes meetings with Governor Walsh, Mayor Curley, and Elbert Hubbard.

Fred Tenney Tenney George W. Smith National Shoe Travellers’ Association Frank Keane Rockland C. ©. Goodhue Hanover N. H Boston A. S. Kreider Philadelphia Palm Garden Paragon Park Mechanics Fisher Nessler Company Fifth Avenue New York Beggs & Cobb America A. G. Moxley Leicester England A. F. Broadhead Leeds Massachusetts Retailers' Association National Association Governor Walsh Curley Elbert Hubbard

Festival of Irish Features Delights Tremont Temple Crowd

An audience of several hundred gathered in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple last night for Irish songs dances and poetry showcasing the Gaelic League of Ireland. A highlight was Nelly O'Brien's Irish dancing demonstration as president of the exhibiting organization.

Gaelic League of Ireland Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple Nelly O’brien Gaelic League

Irish League Event Showcased Irish Dance and Song in Boston

Miss O Brien highlighted league work in Ireland and the revival of Irish folk dances. Teresa Halpin of Garryowen, Limerick, and others performed jigs reels and hornpipes, while Fionan McCollum and Anna Cassidy recited and sang. The audience joined in as Shaun O Nolan played Garryowen. The event praised Irish language teaching, Gaels in Ireland, and support from Boston press, ending with a chorus of The Star Spangled Banner.

Miss O’brien League Ireland Teresa Halpin Garryowen Limerick Miss Halpin Fionan McCollum Kerry Anna Cassidy Kilcar John Harty Douglass Hyde

Famous American Duels: The Jackson-Dickenson Duel

Edgar Allen Forbes writes the Jackson Dickenson duel in the next Sunday Post Magazine with illustration by Rosenberg. The piece is the second in the Fam ous American Duels series and is described as more fascinating than the first instalment.

Jackson-Dickenson Edgar Allen Forbes Rosenberg Next Post

Williams in Albania crusade shocks European diplomats

Dr. George W. Tupper, immigration secretary of the YMCA in Boston, reports from Athens on May observations. He describes Williams as a powerful American figure provoking European powers by supporting Albanian independence and forming a cantonal movement.

George W. Tupper Boston Balkans Athens George Fred Williams United States Greece Europe Post Tupper Williams Albania Dr. Tupper Mexico Prince Williams Epirus America Lawrence Turkey

Care-Free Way to California by Burlington Route

Promote low cost Personally Conducted parties to California. Guided by a conductor through travel with comfort and sightseers. Advertisement from Alex Stocks New England Passenger Agent offering details and contact in Boston.

California Burlington Alex Stocks New England

Unlucky Loose Delights Readers in Sunday Post Comic

A reader note praises Unlucky Loose as one of the finest comics published, highlighting its clever storytelling and sharp humor in the upcoming Sunday Post.

California

Governor Walsh Expected Back From Washington

Governor Walsh returns to the State House after meeting with the President in Washington about Salem relief. Secretary Meaney received word yesterday afternoon that Walsh left on the 3 p.m. train and was due back this morning.

Walsh Washington Salem Relief State House Meaney

Nomination Papers Filed For Local Races

A woman declined to identify herself while filing 200 nomination papers for Lieutenant Governor yesterday likely for the Republican ticket with candidates Goetting or Cushing. In Congress races the 11th district shows Peters Horgan and Fay. Sherwin L. Cook also filed. Other filings include Henry Rowland Somerville in the ninth Peter W. Collins Boston in the tenth Robert L. Raymond Hyde Park in the fourteenth M Fred OConnell Fitchburg in the third Senate filings include John J. Lydon and William Sullivan Democrats of South Boston.

Goetting Cushing Congress Peters Senator Horgan Thomas J. Fay Sherwin L. Cook Henry “. Rowland Somerville Peter W. Collins Boston Robert L. Raymond Hyde Park M. Fred O’connell Fitchburg Suffolk John J. Lydon William Xi Sullivan South

Political Seats Drawn From Suffolk and Essex Races

The excerpt lists candidates by district and party: Fifth Suffolk Herbert A. Wilson of Brighton Republican. Third Essex James E. Tolman of Gloucester Republican. Representative papers taken out include Fifteenth Suffolk William E. Hickey South Boston Democrat. Twenty-second Suffolk James Griffin Roxbury Democrat. Second Middlesex Stephen H. Harrington Cambridge Democrat.

Suffolk Herbert A. Wilson Brighton Essex James E. Tolman Gloucester William E. Hickey South Boston James Griffin Roxbury Middlesex Stephen H. Harrington Cambridge

Bachelor's Button by Henry Rood Appears Next Sunday

Henry Rood's summer tale Bachelor’s Button debuts in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The outdoor mood captures a season suited atmosphere and romantic tone.

Henry Rood Sunday Post

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