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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1915

Page

6

Deputy Chief Pope Buried in emotional Boston ceremony

Junior Deputy Chief Charles H. W. Pope of the Boston fire department was buried yesterday at New Calvary Cemetery. St. Joseph's Church in Roxbury was nearly filled as Chief Peter F. McDonough led an escort of uniformed firemen. Commissioner John Grady attended along with delegations from several fireman associations.

Charles H. W. Pope Boston St. Joseph's Church Roxbury Peter F. McDonough John Grady Charlestown Veteran Firemen’s Association Boston Firemen’s Mutual Relief Car

French Wounded Fund Expands to 75 Branches Regionwide

The French Wounded Emergency Fund has grown with 7 percent of branches in Massachusetts outside Boston and in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Supplies flow to New England headquarters at Arlington Street Church, whose space has expanded from two basement rooms to the full basement and vestry. A staff now includes a superintendent, two stenographers, a shipper with two assistants, two professional packers, eight volunteers, and an efficiency expert.

Ralen Massachusetts Boston North Shore Maine New Hampshire Vermont New England Arlington Street

The Book with a Blessing by Phoebe Gray

Mary Alice Brown a 12-year-old daughter of Lem Brown, a drunkard, visits Sam Thomas’s farm where she meets Charlie Thomas. Lem is jailed and later works for Sam. Mary Alice becomes a department store bundle girl and, with Charlie, visits the farm. She struggles to reveal Lem’s true role as her father and reads a letter from a schoolmate detailing plans for a drawing outfit for Charlie.

Mary Alice Brown Lem Brown Sam Thomas Charlie Lem Mary Alice Minnie Grace North Pasture Martha Sadie Charlie-boy Thomas Goodness Sam Lam Francis Saint Michael’s School Lake Valley Universty of Germain Art Charlie Thomas Lady Mary Alice Francis Willett Brother Knight Walrus Farquhar Sir Knight F. Willett P Barryin Maynard & Co

Christmas at the Thomas Farm Party Plans

Charlie Thomas hosts a Christmas Eve gathering with a Tree and a Turkey weighing seventeen pounds inviting Mr Lem Brown Mrs Lem Brown Mary Alice Brown Master Richard Brown Mr John Willett and Mrs John Willett. Martha and Sam worry over entertaining the Willetts but Mrs Willett accepts an invitation to visit their kin elsewhere. Charlie receives $5 for shopping.

Charles B. Thomas Lem Brown Mary Alice Brown Richard Brown John Willett Charlie Sam Martha Willetts Mr. Willett Willett Thomases

Half-and-Half Luncheon in Summer Heat

A hot day suggestion blends half cream and half milk with two pinches of salt and Uneeda Biscuit. It promises cooling, delightful, and satisfying relief from the heat.

Christmas in Snowbound Town Brings Quiet Hope

A young man relies on Mary Alice for shopping help and shares his plans with her. The family faces Christmas nostalgia as they reflect on past joy and hope for the future, with conversations about faith and resilience in a snowy landscape.

Settlement efforts under way to end garment workers strike

In New York on July 14 measures to settle the pants makers strike and garment unrest began. Mayor Mitchel's conciliation council, chaired by Dr. Felix Adler, heard from both sides while manufacturers formed a seven member committee to meet Amalgamated Garment Workers of America to seek an agreement. The talks are set for a Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow.

New York Mitchel Council of Felix Adler Amalgamated Garment Workers of America Chamber of Commerce

Funeral of Charles A. Conant in Winchester

The funeral for Charles A. Conant of Winchester, who died in Havana on July 5, was held at the first Congregational Church. The Rev. Dr. Huntington officiated, praising Conant’s work as a financial expert, economist and writer. Pallbearers included McCall, Elder, Hall, Conant, O'Brien and Barron. Burial followed in Wildwood Cemetery.

Charles A. Conant Winchester Havana Cuba First Congregational Church Charles W. Huntington Waltham Conant Samuel W. McCall Samuel J. Elder Alfred 8. Hall Hamilton Conant Robert Lincoln O’brien Clarence W. Barron Wildwood Cemetery

O Leary cocktail debuts at Hotel Lenox with green hue

John Kelliher of the Hotel Lenox creates the O Leary cocktail using gin vermouth orange juice and crushed pineapple. A dash of green creme de menthe provides a fighting Irish color and he dedicates it to his cousin Sergeant O Leary who killed eight Germans.

John Kelliher Lenox

Funeral for Bishop Hamilton’s wife to be led by Boston clergy

Mrs Emma Battelle Hamilton widow of Bishop John W Hamilton dies Monday. The Rev Dillon Bronson D D will officiate at 2 pm at St Mark’s M E Church Boston with Rev W W Kelley Rev Lemusal H Marlin and others officiating. Burial in Forest Hills Cemetery. George H Maxwell arranged details.

Dillon Bronson D. D Boston Methodist Episcopal Church Maine Woods W. W. Kelley New York Lemusal H. Marlin Boston University William F. Warren Emma Battelle Hamilton John W. Hamilton Bronson St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church Brookline Kelley Hamiltons St. Mark’s

ASK PARDON FOR FRANK

A Boston Lowell petition urged Governor Harris of Georgia to review Leo M. Frank’s case and pardon him if findings align with ex Governor Slaton. The Lowell and Lowell citizen list led by Solomon Robitschek requests release of an innocent man by pardon or other legal means.

Leo M. Frank Boston Lowell Solomon Robitschek Harris Frank Georgia Mass Slaton

Edison and Daniels plan talk on navy bureau advisory board

Secretary Daniels and Thomas A. Edison will discuss the proposed navy bureau of invention and the civilian advisory board at Edison's Orange New Jersey home. Daniels aims to learn Edison's views on potential invitees while withholding specific names of other inventors and experts.

Washington Secretary Daniels Thomas A. Edison Navy Bureau of Invention Civilian Advisory Board Mr. Edison Orange N. J Daniels

Secretary Daniels Proposes Advisory Board Initiative

Secretary Daniels outlines a plan to use civilian advisers beyond evaluating service suggestions. The board would act on immediate navy engineering problems like gasoline motors for aircraft and submarine engines, with full meetings only for major issues while individuals advise on narrower topics.

Navy United States Daniels

Girl Struck by Auto on Revere Beach Boulevard

Sabina Moore 20 of Fisher Avenue Roxbury was struck crossing the Revere Beach boulevard yesterday afternoon. An automobile owned and driven by J W Marshall of 2 Forrest Street Lynn struck her. She was taken to the emergency room at the state bath house and sent home later.

Sabina Moore Fisher Avenue Roxbury Revere Beach J. W. Marshall Forrest Street Lynn State Bath

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