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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

3

Cretic Set to Sail From Commonwealth Pier

The White Star liner Cretic sails from Commonwealth pier this afternoon carrying about 70 Italians headed home to join the colors in steerage. They come from across New England, arranged through the local consul with special White Star rates. The ship arrives from New York around noon and sails again about four to five hours later, including some reservists who boarded in New York.

White Star Cretic Commonwealth Pier New England NalMan White Star Line New York

Harlem Gambling Houses Raided. 68 Arrested

New York police raided two Harlem gambling houses on July 1 and arrested 68 men on disorderly conduct charges. Race charts, blackboards and gambling paraphernalia were seized.

New York

Surplus Babies Claim Stirs Boston Activist

Mrs. Charlotte Smith, secretary of the Massachusetts Homestead Association, visited the State House to press a claim about a supposed surplus of babies in Massachusetts. She cites 300 Chinese babies amid only ten Chinese women in Boston and links the issue to various reform bills she has championed in Congress and Massachusetts politics.

Charlotte Smith State House Massachusetts Boston Smith Massachusetts Homestead Association Congress Beacon Hill

Longfellow Dana Aged Widow Leaves Family Ties

Edith Longfellow Dana widow of architect Richard Henry Dana dies after surgical operation. She was daughter of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Frances Appleton, left six children and two sisters, with ties to the Craigie House in Cambridge and Dana summer estate at Manchester by the Sea. Her family includes Richard Henry Dana Jr and other Longfellow descendants.

Edith Longfellow Dana Richard Henry Dana Longfellow Alice Longfellow James G. Thorpe Annie Allegra Longfellow Alice Mrs. Thorpe Dana Charles Appleton Longfellow Richard Henry Dana, Jr Harvard New York Ethel N. Smith Henry W. Longfellow Dana Cambridge Allston Dana White Plains N. Y Dorothy H. Goodale Edmund Trowbridge Dana Jessie Holliday England Henry C. DeRham Frances A. Dana Robert H. Hutchinson Philadelphia Delia F. Dana Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow Boston

Revere speed limit bid rejected by Highway Commission

After a public hearing the Highway Commission refused to approve Revere's proposed ordinance restricting speed to 15 miles an hour within city limits. Proponents led by Henry Gould Hitchborne argued for a state wide three mile per hour limit. local officials did not defend the measure. Remonstrants included J H Alman, James Fortescue, and William Thibodeau.

The Highway Commission Revere City Henry Gould Hitchborne Revere J. H.mcalman Massachusetts Automobile Dealers’ Association James Fortescue Massachusetts Automobile Association William Thibodeau Automobile Legal Association

Malden Volunteers to Give Children Outing Today

About 300 children are expected to attend a daylong outing organized by the Volunteers of America Malden division at Rossdas Grove Wakefield. Special cars will depart early from Highland Avenue and Pleasant Street for a full program of sports and amusements.

Volunteers of America Malden Rossda

Edith with golden hair and Longfellow muse dead

A figure known as Edith with golden hair died yesterday in Lancaster the historic town. She was linked to the Longfellow legend and remembered by thousands of children whose mothers read The Children's Hour to them.

Edith Craigie House Cambridge Alice Allegra Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Lancaster

Auto Collides With Huckster Wagon On Old Colony Hill

A speeding automobile struck a huckster's wagon on Old Colony Hill in Hingham, scattering feather dusters dinner sets and nutmeg graters. The peddler was hurled 25 feet into a large muck swamp.

Auto Hingham Old Colony Hill

Beverly Hosts Annual Boston Chamber Roundup Challenge

spirited fighting is anticipated this afternoon as the Army of Invasion of the Chamber of Commerce faces the town’s defending force in Beverly. Carroll Swan, famed ad man and stunt expert, has perfected mobilization plans for the Boston Chamber of Commerce event.

Beverly Chamber of Commerce Boston Chamber of Commerce Carroll Swan

Armies clash at Beverly in Regal Shoe Company event

Afternoon detachment arrives in Beverly for a playful military themed gathering led by Elmer Bliss of Regal Shoe with charges and counter charges in mock combat. A grand parade to United Shoe Machinery Company grounds will follow and an evening dinner features stunts and entertainment by Carroll Swan Louis K Liggett and others. The 12 member squads are commanded by corporals showcasing mock strategy.

Beverly Elmer Bliss Regal Shoe Company United Shoe Machinery Company Carroll Swan Louis K. Liggett United Drug Company

Skyscraper Club to Initiate New Members at Castle Square Hotel

About 43 yards of humanity form the 20 charter members under the new club charter at Castle Square Hotel Wednesday evening. G A Chief George S Betts of Malden leads the initiation into the order.

Skyscraper Club Castle Square Hotel G. A George S. Betts Malden

Boston Woman Praises Plant Juice For Stomach Cure

Mrs Mary McKenna of 42 West Third Street South Boston endorses Plant Juice after seven years of indigestion dyspepsia and catarrh of the stomach. She claims relief from gas headaches sleeplessness and fatigue and says she now can eat any food and sleep through the night. The Plant Juice agent meets locals at Liggett drug store corner Washington and Avon Streets to explain merits.

Mary McKenna West Third Street South Boston Liggett Drug Store Washington and Avon Streets

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