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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1915

Page

3

Boston Girl to Tutor Japanese Children in Tokyo

Miss Harriet Teel of 18 Hull Street will sail September 1 to become the American mother to four wealthy Japanese children. She will teach language, manners and democracy by daily example while serving as secretary of the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union’s social service department. The move follows Miss Maki Hitotsuyanaga's persuasion, a Bryn Mawr graduate who runs the Japanese exhibit at the San Francisco fair.

Harriet Teel Hull Street Tokio Miss Teel Social Service Department Women’s Educational and Industrial Union Copp’s Burying Ground Snownhill Street Maki Hitotsuyanaga Bryn Mawr San Francisco Exposition Teel Japan

Protest Dredger Dump Sparks South Boston Hearing

Citizens led by Representative Daniel W. Casey protested dumping mud from the Wollaston channel into Pleasure Bay. The hearing at Port Directors featured Commodores from several yacht clubs and local leaders pressing to end the practice due to water pollution and foul odors.

South Boston Daniel W. Casey Ward 14 Wollaston Channel Pleasure Bay New York Quincy Bay Wollaston Bottom Casey John Tobin South Boston Yacht Club Commodore Morgan Columbia Y. C E. L. Hopkins Mosquito Fleet Y. C Michael Mahoney South Boston Citizens’ Association John J. Toomey South Boston Trade Association Commodore Leary U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps William J. Sullivan Robert J. Ware William Cogan South Boston V. C Frank J. Gethro City Point Castle Island

Port Directors Oppose Dredging Refuse Disposal in Pleasure Bay

A group led by yachtmen trade associations and citizens argued the dredging firm must haul muck from Wollaston channel to sea before dumping. Directors warn of financial loss and potential legal action after War Department approval for dredgers to release refuse into Pleasure Bay. South Boston says deeper bays are not being achieved and Pleasure Bay grows shallower, with only two...

Wollaston Channel War Department Pleasure Bay South Boston Boston

Antis Prize Questions Missing From List Restored

The anti-suffragists publish 14 questions including who votes dry states and jury duties. Prizes: 1st 20, 2nd 15, 3rd 10, 4th 5. Entries to Miss Wells 685 Boylston St Boston by Aug 15.

Massachusetts Colorado

Unitarian Church Summer Preacher Assignments and Movements

A partial list of summer preacher assignments for First Unitarian Church Manchester by the Sea includes Rev Charles Ek Park, Rev W Harris Crook, Rev Edward M Slocombe, Rev Henry H Saunderson, Rev Otto Lyding, with other sermons by Rev James Austin Richards and Rev Harry Lutz. Additional notes cover Fitchburg lay services, and Nahant repairs at St James West Somerville.

First Unitarian Church Manchester-by-the- Sea Charles Ek. Park First Church Boston W. Harris Crook England Edward M. Slocombe Worcester Henry H. Saunderson Toronto Canada Otto Lyding Roxbury James Austin Richards Mount Vernon Church Eliot Church Newton Harry Lutz Channing Church Thomas Chalmers Manchester N. H Unitarian Church Fitchburg Robert F. Leavens Page S. Bunker Eunice H. Wellington Aus Charles W. Russell Lillian A. PF. Pratt William Henry Pettus St. James’ Episcopal Church West Somerville Nahant

Temporary insane woman ends life in Nashua river

Mrs. Mary Wright, 45, mother of nine, while temporarily insane, left her home before dawn and drowned herself in the Nashua River near the Wright residence. Local authorities report no struggles or witnesses.

Clinton Mary Wright Nashua Wright

Mayor Approves Playground Improvement Orders

Mayor Curley signed council orders approving three playground projects in Dorchester and surrounding areas. Rowan Park in Dorchester receives 160000 dollars, Ward 19 playground 200000 dollars, and Ten ean Beach 46000 dollars.

Curley Rowan Park Dorchester Ward 19 Tenean Beach

Formation of American Legion by Boston Veterans

Patriots in Boston organize the American Legion to identify and enroll men with honorable discharges from the army or navy who can assist the government if needed. Members’ qualifications will be cross indexed for government use, with applications available from Walter A. Ladd Roy D. Jones and George H. Gunther at specified addresses.

United States Army Navy American Legion Walter A. Ladd Old South Building Boston Roy D. Jones Court Street George H. Gunther Federal Street

Strikers Accept Proposal to Return to Work

Standard Oil strikers vote at a street meeting to accept plant superintendent G. B. Hennessy’s plan to raise wages if they return to work. The decision aims for a full resumption of work tomorrow.

New York Standard Oil Company G. B. Hennessy

Churches urged to accelerate evangelism campaign during wartime

A Massachusetts Federation of Churches committee on evangelism issues a wartime appeal urging all denominations to intensify outreach. The call asks persistent prayer and tireless personal work to enlist men under Jesus Christ, signed by leaders from Congregational Baptist Episcopal Methodist Presbyterian and Unitarian churches.

Committee On Evangelism Massachusetts Federation of Churches Jesus Christ Neil McPherson Carey W. Chamberlin Charles §. Jackson Episcopal James W. Campbell William W. Iliffe Samuel M. Crothers George FE

Curly Locks Moving Picture Tale Preview

Octavus Roy Cohen writes about Curly Locks in the magazine section for next Sunday's Post. Real people are the subjects and their ordinary lives are depicted in the tale.

Octavus Roy Cohen Next Sunday Post

Miss Clara Turner Returns From Elopement

Pittsfield July 27 Miss Clara Turner 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs David Turner of Belair avenue is back from her sensational motorcycle elopement with Arthur Falenan and says she remains at home She was taken to Housatonic at midnight and her mother released a statement claiming she was deceived by her husband and would stay home The girl said she was married in Lebanon New York rather than Bennington Vermont complicating matters by state law and her father seeks legal advice to annul if needed

Pittsfield Clara Turner David Turner Belair Avenue Arthur Falenan Housatonic Lebanon N. Y Bennington New York State Vermont Miss Turner

Bear Pulls a Blinger in the Jungle Saga

Shorty McCabe and Lawyer Griggs escorted by Sewell Ford enter the Jungle. The tale features Griggs shedding pomposity as the comic unfolds. Appears in the Sunday Post Magazine Section next week.

Shorty McCabe Griggs Sewell Ford Sunday Post

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