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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1919

Page

6

First voyage as harpooner on the William Martin of Boston

Narrative recounts a voyage leaving Provincetown May 11 1879 and reaching New Bedford Sept 18 1879 with 163 barrels of sperm oil from seven whales. It details a hurricane on Aug 17 near 29.20 N 78.40 W, near wreck, and describes Arctic whaling vessels, navigation, Behring Sea passages, and crew pay shares.

William Martin Boston Provincetown New Bedford Aleutian Islands Behring Sea St. George St. Paul Siberia Alaska Behring Straits Arctic Jack

Captain Cook Log Book Excerpts to Be Printed

Further abstracts from Captain Cook's extremely interesting log book will be printed in tomorrow's Post and from day to day in the daily and Sunday Post until the series is completed.

Captain Cook Post Daily Sunday Post

Kaiser Calm Under Blow Amid Peace Treaty Fallout

Friedrich von Berg, former Kaiser aide, writes from Amerongen that the ex-emperor endures the peace settlement with calm dignity. He notes the Kaiser's features sharpened yet his spirit remains steadfast, bearing the Fatherland's fate with quiet purpose and Christian fortitude.

Berlin Associated Press Friedrich von Berg von Berg Amerongen

Swiss Bankers Anxious Over Berlin Collateral

Geneva July 21 AP Swiss bankers fear a German assembly plan to restamp German securities owned by Germans and return them to Germany The move could trigger repudiation of securities deposited in Switzerland worth between 34 and 36 billion marks plus similar action in Austria The Hohenzollern and Hapsburg families would be forced to reveal private fortunes previously concealed

Geneva Associated Press German National Assembly Germany Switzerland Austria Hohenzollern Hapsburg

Irish Cause Protestants Unite For Ireland

Joseph P. Walsh, on behalf of the Irish victory fund bench and bar committee, told a large St. Anne's Parish audience in Somerville that Ireland's cause is national and transcends Catholic and Protestant lines, condemning British political schemes.

Joseph P. Walsh The Irish Victory Fund St. Anne’s Church Somerville Ireland Walsh

Ireland’s Protestant Role in Ireland’s Freedom

A long account argues that Irish freedom has roots in Protestant leaders and Ulster actors from 1782 onward. It cites Grattan Flood Carson Emmet Parnell and Meagher asserting independence, while condemning propaganda that labels the movement Catholic. The piece closes with American Legion resolutions calling U S recognition of Irish self-determination and opposition to rulers undermining sovereignty.

Ireland Henry Grattan England Henry Flood Ulster Great Britain America Sir Edward Carson Carson London Times Larne Times Iongland Irish Volunteers Wolf Tone Thomas Francis Meagher Phil Sheridan Canada Robert Emmet Isaac Butt Iireland Conyngham Plunkett

Admiral Robison Takes Command At Charlestown Navy Yard

Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robison, named commandant of the Charlestown Navy Yard, succeeds Captain William R. Rush who completes 47 years of service. Robison, a noted tennis player in the Atlantic fleet, arrived to parade honors with the marine guard and yard bands. Rush and his wife depart Boston for San Francisco on Friday, sailing August 2 for Japan.

Samuel S. Robison Charlestown Navy Yard William R. Rush Atlantic Fleet Robison Herbert O. Dunn First Naval District Navy Yard Marine Guard Ruffies Marie Guard Naval Armistice Board United States William H. Rush Yard Navy

Army for All World Police Force Debate at Legion Meeting

Lieutenant Colonel Frederick N. Rogan of the 61st Infantry addressed about 1200 attendees at the American Legion Ward 19 Post meeting. He argued on Article 10 that its adoption would establish a global police force under military powers.

Army Navy Bogan League of Nations Marine Corps American Legion Ward 19 Ireland Europe United States China Congress Commonwealth Frederick N. Rogan 61St Infantry Ward 19 Post

Irish in America Hostile to League, Murphy Warns

John A. Murphy of the American commission on Irish independence, in Paris, sent a letter to Andre Tardieu stating the Irish American population is hostile to the League of Nations. He blamed France for inaction on the Irish question, warning it harms historic ties between the Irish and France.

Paris John A. Murphy American Commission On Irish Independence Andre Tardieu French Peace Conference League of Nations France America Ireland

Officer Faces Theft Charge in Worcester Incident

Worcester July 21 A newly appointed police officer David T Porrell was suspended after charges alleging involvement in store thefts he was assigned to guard. Chief Hill and Deputy Chief McMurray coordinated the investigation with Detective-Sergeant Robert T Hardy who identified Porrell in a dark store while guarding the beat using a searchlight.

Worcester David T. Porrell Thomas McMurray Holmes Porrell George H. Hill Portrell Hill Robert T. Hardy Hardy Porrel

Baker woman and his wife in jail for fatal shooting

Worcester report shows Eleanor Baby Doll Baker and husband Harry Baker alias Sneaks are jailed in Summer Street while authorities pursue Wisconsin records tied to their past. Baby Doll allegedly caused disturbances in prison. police seek details of their lives during confinement. Everett Marine Victor includes Anthony Valentine awarded Croix de Guerre for actions at the front.

Worcester Edward J. McCarty Massachusetts District Police Wisconsin Eleanor Bakers Summer Street Dwight P. Chapman Westboro Baker Bth Regiment of Marines Chelsea Street Everett Scollay Square Doherty France

Belmont Man Dies En Route To Hospital

Frank E F Loring, 55, of 7 Oak Avenue Belmont, died while being taken to City Hospital after collapsing at School and Washington Streets Roxbury. He suffered heart disease for years and had been ill recently.

Frank EF. Loring Oak Avenue Belmont City Hospital School Washington Streets Roxbury Loring

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