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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1917

Page

13

Lone Suff Goes on Picket Duty

In Washington at 5:30 pm Mrs. J. A. H. Hopkins of New Jersey led a solo picket at the White House. She carried a yellow banner demanding justice for American women as President Roosevelt prepared for his afternoon drive.

Washington, D. C Pennsylvania Avenue White House J. A. H. Hopkins New Jersey Congressional Union Gertrude DeCosta Eugenia Philip P. Manta Helen B. Thomas Haddock Boston Fish Bureau John McDonald Colonian England Boston Nova Scotia London Ther Landsman NEW Thought Forum Cor Exeter Newbury St George W. Smallwood Metaphysical Club May Wiggin Home of Truth Los Angeles Cal Electric Ave West Somerville Casey Newton Centre Conley Commonwealth Ave Grafton St Woburn Centre the Post Chapin Farm Agency Washington St A. P. Richards Farmington Garden Ward West Roxbury Dist Grove St Forest Hills Dept. P Tremont St Sharon—S Acres South Station Old South Tellue Milton Outlet Clothing CO New York Fire Northampton St

Suffragists Pardon Protest at White House Gates

Mrs Hopkins and 15 other suffragists were released from Occoquan after a presidential pardon. A crowd gathered as the group marched past the White House, with Mrs Hopkins presenting a letter to the President asserting the pardon’s purpose and calling for a legal appeal if denied. An outdoor mass meeting followed with speakers including Mrs John Winters Brannan.

Washington Supreme Court White House John Winters Brannan New York

Russian Premier Resigns and Kerensky Appointed

The Bourse Gazette reports Premier Lyoff resigns and Alexander F. Kerensky becomes premier while keeping War and Marine. M. Tseretelli takes Interior, while retaining Posts and Telegraph. M. Nekrasoff named provisional Minister of Justice replacing Pereveizeff who resigned Thursday.

Bourse Gazette Lyoff Alexander F. Kerensky War and Marine M. ‘Tseretelli Interior M. Lyoff Posts and Telegraph M. Nekrasoff Justic M. Pereveizeff

Reichstag Votes Credit of 15 Billion Marks

The German Reichstag approved in the third reading the war credit of 15 billion marks with no debate. The opposition consisted of independent Socialists.

Reichstag Copenhagen

Britain Ready for Peace Speech in Belfast Address

Sir Edward Carson received the freedom of Belfast and stated that the Reichstag speech by Imperial Chancellor Michaelis did not differ much from previous statements, signaling a cautious tone toward peace in wartime Britain.

Belfast Sir Edward Carson Reichstag Michaelis

Sir Edward Calls for German Negotiations Behind Rhine

Sir Edward declares no peace while Prussianism prevails and urges Germany to come forward with negotiations only after retiring behind the Rhine and showing contrition for the Belgium, Northern France, and Serbia outrages before seeking world salvation.

Edward Rhine Belgium France Serbia

Guardsmen to Go to France Next Winter

Secretary Baker told the Senate that Northern National Guardsmen will be trained in the South for climatic reasons and likely not sent to France before cold weather. He said divisions will go to France probably during the winter once training is complete and transport is available.

Washington Baker Senate France

Prominent Figures Listen as Reichstag Speech Draws Crowds

A Wireless Press despatch from London reports anticipation for Chancellor Michaelis’s Reichstag address. The parliament building filled to capacity, with ambassadors from Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria among international observers and many Prussian officials in attendance.

London Michaelis Austria- Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Berlin

Horse Dies After Heat Struggle in Malden Incident

A Malden horse owned by Isaac Ziner on Salem Street collapsed from heat on Middlesex Street and could not rise. Police shot the animal to end its suffering.

Isaac Ziner Salem Street Malden Middlesex Street

Multiple Boston Churches Offer Summer Services and Talks

Aglow of summer religious events across Tremont Temple Warren Avenue and Dudley Street Baptist churches, Union Square Baptist, Christadelphians, and other houses. Notable speakers include Rev Robert Stuart MacArthur and Rev F O Cunningham with topics on life source and Christian democracy, plus music and open-air services.

Tremont Temple Baptist Church Robert Stuart MacArthur D. D Russia Lotus Fairbanks Warren Avenue Baptist Church Warren Avenue West Canton Street F. O. Cunningham Mission of the Baptists Christian Democracy Dudley Street Baptist Church G. R. Beade Charles Os Aeteagsc New _ York Page Dr. Goodell Union Square Baptist Church Walnut Street Somerville W. H. Freda New Brunswick King's Chapel Tremont and School Sts Tinitarian Snow King’s Chapel B. Snow

Philadelphia pair nominated as ambassadors by Wilson

Washington July 2 Roland and Morris of Philadelphia were nominated by the president as ambassadors, with Morris listed as one of the nominees.

Washington Roland Morris Philadelphia Wong Ares Wilson

Obituary notices list dozens of Boston area deaths

A long list of death notices from July 19 to July 22 covers residents of Salem Billerica Melrose Highlands Charlestown Arlington Roxbury Squantum Dorchester East Boston Medford Somerville Cambridge Jamaica Plain Roslindale Manomet and Detroit with funeral details and times. Relatives invited. Some entries note military service and parish ceremonies.

Ackerman Arthur W. Ackerman Regent St Roxbury Waterman Chapel Washington St Bailey Dorchester Leo B Mary B. Batley Hagerty Hig Howard Ave St. Paul's Church Horace C. Barras Washington Ans Roxbury Mt. Hope Cemetery Bartlett Salem Loring Ave Justin F. Bartlett Chelsea Forest Hills Beard Billerica Edward M. Beard Melrose Highlands Charlestown Highland Ave North Station Cahill Arlington Mary Murphy Franeis Cahill Boston Ney Ut Henderson St St. Agnes’ Church Flaherty Hickey Elizabeth M Michael A. Hickey Sargent St Robinson St Lord Warren Lincoln Jord First Massachusetts Volunteers Dorr St Portland Compton St Slattery Jamaica Plain Patrick F Mary Slattery Norton Lamartine St Selema Blessed Sacrament Church Sommering Thomas J. Sommering Daniel Sargent Newbury Ave Atlantic Sacred Heart Church Stewart Detroit Michigan Rose Stewart James L. Williamson Sullivan South Armory Irvington St T. Bernard Roger T Ellen A. Sullivan Brington Road Brookline St. Mary's of the Assumption 11Th Company Ational Guard Coast Artillery Vokes Wills McCleary Company Wall Prignees Lawrence Place Margaret John Wall Wunera Wighton Allston John J. Wighton Onantum Lodge C. F Athol St St. Margaret Episcopal Church Brighton Young Manomet Henry F. Young Allen Clapp Maple Hosburg Pupdeys

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