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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1914

Page

7

Kelther Announces Candidacy for Congress in 10th District

Ex congressman John A. Kelcher declares his bid for the Democratic nomination in the 10th district to succeed William F. Murray, asserting he has come back and will leverage his Washington record to push Massachusetts and New England interests. He cites appropriations for the Custom House, appraisers stores, and an immigration station as proof of his effectiveness.

John A. Kelcher New Marlboro South End Congress Tenth William F. Murray Boston 10Th District Kelcher Washington Massachusetts New England 10Th Great Maritime Custom House Charlestown Navy Yard Committee On Appropriations Democratic Party

Woman Arrested For $200 Store Theft

Mary Jewett, 38, of Cottage Street Everett was arrested for stealing $200 from her employer Walter M Hatch at his store 148 Tremont Street. The saleswoman in the china department allegedly took various sums over six weeks.

Mary Jewett Cottage Street Everett Walter M. Hatch Tremont Street

Actress Pauline Frederick Arrives in New York After Hamburg Arrival

Miss Pauline Frederick, famed actress and movie queen, stepped from the Hamburg American line steamship America at the Commonwealth docks. Her words showed defiance and a confident air as she commented on new divorce plans.

Pauline Frederick Hamburg-American Line Amerika Commonwealth Docks

Miss Frederick seeks divorce decree outside New York

Miss Frederick, wife of New York architect Frank M. Andrews, says she has a divorce but will seek a decree outside New York State. She states she will not be a pawn to any man and prefers a career to being a man's companion. She rose to fame in 1910 with a rapid marriage to Andrews.

Miss Frederick Frank M. Andrews New York New York State

Boston Man Charged With Motorcycle Theft in Fitchburg

A Boston man named George P. Kimball was arrested in Fitchburg after admitting he stole a motorcycle belonging to Joss Whittier of 784 Canton Street Milton. Officer Burns suspected foul play due to a very low resale price and conducted an investigation leading to the arrest.

Fitchburg George P. Kimball Boston Joss Whittier Canton Street Milton Burns Kimball

Davis Cup Trials Narrow to Final Stages at Longwood

A crowd of about 2000 gathered at Longwood to watch singles and Eastern doubles as matches neared the final stages. One contest featuring two national committee picks drew the largest crowd, though it proved the day’s most disappointing.

Longwood T. C. Bundy Maurice McLoughlin Bundy McLoughlin

Davis Cup hopes mix with uneven bids on Longwood courts

In the Longwood singles and Eastern doubles rounds, top contenders faced mixed results. Bundy fell to McLoughlin in straight sets, Williams ousted Washburn after a long battle, and Behr and Pell won in straight sets while most matches featured tight deuce games.

R. Norris Williams W. M. Washburn Harvard Williams Deuce Washburn Karl Behr Pell Baggs Voshell Championship Court McLoughlin Bundy New Yorker Behr FE. H. Whitney Fottrell R. Lindley Murray Whitney Dr. W. Rosenbaum Longwood M. BE. Mcloughlin San Francisco T. C. Bundy Los Angeles Philadelphia Ww. M. Washburn New York E. Fottrell EB. H. Whitney Boston R. L. Murray F. ©. Inman G. T. Putnam H. Nickerson

Cornell Summerfest at Squantum Today

The Cornel Club of New England holds its annual Summerfest at Squantum this afternoon with lively festivities. A baseball game is among features and the annual wash acts as an artistic drowning party before dinner at the Inn. Members will be entertained by a vaudeville show afterward.

Cornel Club of New England Squantum

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