Street Synagogue Leader Passes Away at Chambers Street
The notebook mourns the loss of a street synagogue official and assistant treasurer of the American Jewish Relief committee who died yesterday morning at her late Chambers Street residence.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
2
Brattleboro Girl Wins Seminary Bread Making Prize
Elizabeth Hildreth of Brattleboro Vermont wins first prize in bread baking at Lasell Seminary. She receives a gold medal after a contest in which nearly all the girls participated.
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Vermont
Elizabeth Hildreth
Brattleboro, Vt
Lasell Seminary
Miss Hildreth Wins in Domestic Science Bread Contest
Senior Miss Hildreth, a leading student at the school, won the bread competition during graduation exercises at Auburndale Congregational Church. Judges praised the loaf tasting as well as its appearance. Second prize went to Miss Elsie Coleman of Greenwood.
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Lasell Seminary
Auburndale Congregational Church
Nellie Woodward
Brookline
Miss Hildreth
F E. J. Winslow
Margaret Rand
Mary L. Nutt
Fred L. Smith
Hildreth
Elsie Coleman
Greenwood
Veda Ferguson
Bozeman
Mont
Gertrude Koln
Davenport
Rls
Charles R. Brown
Yale University
Lee S. McCollester
Tufts Divinity School
Guy M. Winslow
Victoria Cross For Warneford Aces Zeppelin Over Belgium
Reginald A. J. Warneford of the Royal Navy, a Canadian sub lieutenant, destroyed a German Zeppelin over Belgium with a monoplane. He dropped incendiaries, the airship crashed and burned, 28 crew members died. King George telegrammed praise and awarded the Victoria Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reginald A. J. Warneford
Royal Navy
Belgium
Warneford
King George
George R. I
World Postal League Conference Promptly Began This Afternoon
President James L. Cowles urged broad attendance at today’s World Postal League conference at 3 PM. The event, hosted by the World Peace Foundation at 49 Mt Vernon Street, aims to promote free international intercourse and a world post office as steps toward world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Cowles
World Postal League
Friends of
World Post Office
World Peace Foundation
Mt. Vernon Street
Washakie Reports Heavy Fog Loss Near Nantucket
The fishing schooner Washakie reached Boston with 12 of 14 crew lost in heavy fog about 50 miles off Nantucket. The captain, in command of the cook, fears all on board may have perished in the open boats returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Cook
Washakie
Boston
Sailors Lost Off Washakie Schooner In Fog
William Akerman of 74 Compton Street leads a rescue amid fog and seas. Eleven crew on the Washakie Victorys sail from an unnamed port. Captain Charles Nickerson and seven others are lost. Two survivors search for the missing before returning to Gloucester harbor.
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William Akerman
Compton Street
South End
Washakie
Charles Nickerson
Nat Gardner
Gardner
Ten Pound Island
Gloucester Harbor
Ackerman
Nickerson
Barrington
N. S
Thomas Brophy
Boston
Simeon Landry
Dandy Love Story by Florence Ryerson Promises Delicate Humor
Florence Ryerson crafts a lighthearted romance in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The piece teases gentle wit and refined charm through shy lovers and witty banter, aiming for a wholesome, entertaining read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ryerson
Sunday Post
Bangor Pair Held On Murder Charge
Bangor Maine June 8 Morgan D Doyle and Lulu Moran arraigned in Municipal Court charged with murdering Stephen Moran Sunday. They pleaded not guilty but probable cause found and held for Supreme Court without bail. Coroner inquest showed blows on Moran's head could have caused death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Morgan D. Doyle
Lulu Moran
Stephen Moran
Supreme Court
Moran
Sweet Girl Graduates Feature in Sunday Post Color Drawings
The Sunday Post promises a full page color drawing in the next issue. Described as one of the best ever printed, it aims to captivate graduates and readers with a standout visual feature.
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Sunday Post
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