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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

3

Mass recruits depart Framingham for border duty

The third battalion of Massachusetts recruits left Framingham for El Paso under Captain Schuyler in rain. Lieutenant Hanson will command en route. Governor McCall and Adjutant-General Cole wished the men farewell. The battalion totals 270 men across regiments, artillery, cavalry and signal corps.

Camp Whitney Massachusetts Framingham Philip L. Schuyler Tipperary George A. Hanson el Paso Governor McCall Cole Signal

Nationalists Seek Reprieve for Sir Roger Casement

A deputation of Nationalist MPs led by Arthur Lynch and including Patrick White Laurence Ginnell and others presented a petition signed by 89 colleagues calling for clemency for Sir Roger Casement whose execution is planned for August 3. Premier Asquith will consider the plea. Yeats appeals for clemency citing American opinion.

Casement London House of Commons Arthur Lynch Patrick White Richard Maxleton Alfred Byrne Thomas London Laurence Ginnell Roger Casement Asquith Dublin William Butler Yeats Yeats Ireland

Meigs Named Asphalt Inspector in Boston Paving Dept

Commissioner Murphy filed Joseph Meigs for temporary appointment as inspector of asphalt in the Boston public works paving division. Meigs, Technology 1916 graduate, will serve until November 1 at a salary of 100 dollars per month.

Curley Public Works Department Murphy Joseph Meigs Civil Service Commission Meigs

Letters to Border to Become Historic in State Files

The newsletter Bostonia sent nightly by Mayor Curley to Massachusetts militiamen in Texas will be archived by the Massachusetts Historical Society. Dr Samuel A Green Boston mayor in 1882 and society librarian praised the effort and asked to add the society to the circulation list. Lady Bountiful stages a great scene for the movies. See the next Sunday Post.

Bostonia Lady Bountiful Sunday Post

Glynn to Be Outing Guest at Rocky Point

Dorchester man Thomas H. Glynn will be a guest of Meeting House Hill business men at their outing at Rocky Point on Sunday.

Glynn Dorchester Meeting House Hill Rocky Point

Glynn Invited to Meating House Hill Outing at Rocky Point

Dorchester resident Thomas H. Glynn is invited to join about 200 Meating House Hill business men on a Sunday automobile trip to Rocky Point Rhode Island. The event aims to form a permanent organization with committee members W. J. Fitzgerald John H. Dorsey James P. Landers Joseph A. Flynn Joseph Corcoran and Redmond S. Fitzgerald.

Thomas H. Glynn Dorchester

Services Held for Thomas J. O'Brien in Boston Area

The funeral of Boston citizen Thomas J. O'Brien was held from his son's summer home with services at St. Ann's Church led by Rev. William O'Brien. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery with rites by Rev. Edward P. Twigg. He was father to John F. O'Brien of William Filene Sons, Thomas F. O'Brien of Boston American advertising, and Joseph O'Brien. Floral tributes came from many friends.

Thomas J. O’brien Boston West Roxbury Allerton John F. O’brien St. Ann’s Church William O’brien Holy Cross Cemetery Edward P. Twigg St. Joseph’s Church Maplewood O’brien William Filene Sons Company Thomas F. O’brien Boston American Advertising Staff Joseph O’brien

Democrats to Send 45 Orators to Maine Campaign

New York July 26 Congress will dispatch 30 members and 15 other Democratic speakers to Maine for the campaign after August 20 unless Congress adjourns sooner. Among the Congressmen chosen are 15 Senators and early entrant will be Senator Ollie James of Kentucky.

Maine New York Congress Ollie James Kentucky

Forty-Niner Russell Stephens Dies in West Sacramento

The Hon. Russell D. Stephens a prominent fruit grower Democrat and longtime rail service advocate died at 79 in West Sacramento. A Forty-Niner from Illinois he helped promote irrigation in fruit farming and influenced railroad rates policy. Survived by widow Adelaide Duggan son Russell D. Stephens Jr and daughter Estill Stephens.

Sacramento Cal Russell D. Stephens Stephens Illinois California Adlai E. Stevenson Adelaide Duggan South Boston Russell D. Stephens, Jr Estill Stephens

Frederic Goodwin to Wed Juliet Higginson

Engagement announced of Juliet B. Higginson daughter of Francis Lee Higginson of 274 Beacon Street to Frederic Sprague Goodwin of the State Street law firm Goodwin Dresel Parker. Higginson siblings include Mrs. Philip Sears and Francis Higginson Jr. Goodwin Harvard class of 1889.

Juliet B. Higginson Francis Lee Higginson Beacon Street Frederic Sprague Goodwin State Street Goodwin, Dresel & Parker Miss Higginson Philip S. Sears Barrett Wendell, Jr Francis Lee Higginson, Jr Hetty A. Sargent Lucius Manlius Sargent T. Jefferson Coolidge Goodwin Harvard

Carmen's strike threats widen to New York transit

New York July 26 threats to extend the Yonkers street car strike to all surface elevated and subway lines were made by William B. Fitzgerald international organizer of the Carmen's Union.

New York Yonkers Greater William B. Fitzgerald Carmen’s Union

Boston Finance Commission Blames Dorchester Police Station Grade

The Finance Commission reports to Mayor Curley that the Morton Street Dorchester police station is built three feet too low relative to street grade. It notes a 16 percent rise from sidewalk to garage entrance and warns of danger when the driveway is slippery. It asks for an explanation from Richard A. Lynch, superintendent of public buildings.

Finance Commission Curley Morton Street Dorchester Richard A. Lynch

Careless Soap Spoils Hair Ad Warns of Harsh Chemicals

An old advertisement warns that common soaps and shampoos use excess alkali, drying the scalp and brittle hair. It recommends pure mal‑sified coconut oil as a gentler alternative, noting one to two teaspoons cleanse the hair, rinse cleanly, and leave skin and hair soft and silky.

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