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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

3

Forces Ready for Mexican Border Deployment from Boston

Two coast artillery companies 46th and 141st from Fort Strong near Boston are ordered to the Mexican border. Special troop cars via Boston & Albany will transport 125 men per company to San Antonio, stopping in Albany Chicago St Louis Texarkana Longview. Colonel Ridgeway orders and coordinates transport with New York arrangements.

Coast Artillery Fort, Strong Boston Boston & Albany Railroad San Antonio Tex Thomas Ridgeway Boston Harbor War Department Charles O. Zollars W. R. Nichols Ridgeway New York Portland Newport R. L Albany Chicago St. Louis Texarcana Long View

Buffalo Bill Guests at the Press Club

At the Boston Press Club last night men who fought Indians on the plains in the 1860s spoke to a full house. Speakers included Colonel Cody Buffalo Bill Major John M Burke and Major General Samuel Sumner urging preparedness as President Roy Atkinson presided.

Boston Press Club Colonel Cody Buffalo Bill John M. Burke Samuel Sumner China Roy Atkinson

Noted Printer James Berwick Dies at Norwood

James Berwick 76, president of Norwood Press and New England Printers' Association, and former head of the American Typothetae, died suddenly at his Norwood home today.

Norwood James Berwick Norwood Press New England Printers’ Association American Typothetae

Women’s clubs credit husbands help at annual meeting

Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker, past president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, said achievements by club women come from support by husbands, sons, and brothers at the 24th annual Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Lynn.

Percy V. Pennypacker General Federation of Women’s Clubs Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs First Universalist Lynn

Women urge co operation and responsibility in pushing efficiency

A speaker addressing 1200 delegates from across the state calls for men and women to work together to improve the world. She argues women must shed excuses and measure progress by efficiency, insisting women can both yield and lead to overall better results.

Advice to women voters and club leaders from a Quincy election

The text urges cooperation among women, rejects vanity and radicalism, and calls for sane, loyal effort from all ranks. It emphasizes voting, ambivalence as strength, and shared responsibility in club work. It notes Mrs. Claire H. Gurney of Quincy as the anticipated president candidate on the ballot.

Claire H. Gurney Quincy

Colonel Nutting Dead at 82 in Chelsea Hospital

Colonel J. H. Nutting Civil War veteran died at Soldiers Hospital Chelsea aged 82 after a stroke three years earlier. He helped organize a Massachusetts company in 1861 rose to captain and major and led the regiment at mustering out. Burial set in Greenfield Green River Cemetery. Survived by three sons Thomas J F and H M Nutting.

J. H. Nutting Soldiers’ Hospital Chelsea Twenty Massachusetts Greenfield Green River Cemetery Deerfield Thomas Nutting New York J. F. Nutting Boston H. M. Nutting New England American Refrigerator Transit Company

Wolf's Suits On Sale For $10 With Stamps

Advertisement notes men turning heads to see $15 suits offered at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland Streets for $10 with Legal Stamps included.

Wolf's Hanover Portland Sts

Rae Tanzer Trial Hears Five Women In Perjury Case

Five women testified at Rae Tanzer's perjury trial over identifying James W. Osborne as Oliver Osborne. They described letters from a man named Oliver Osborne or variants such as Angus McDonald and Oliver Nye, while Tanzer denied blackmail and said she sought to clear the matter.

New York Rae Tanzer James W. Osborne Oliver Osborne Blanche Unger Helen Kaiser Catherine Mackenheimer Ethel Brooks Nye Stewart Dunham Miss Mackenheimer Angus McDonald Nye Oliver Nye Benjamin Slade Rae Tanner Mr. Hawley Hawley Osborne Mr. Slade

Handwriting Expert Links Letters to Osborne Registry

Loren C ae of East Orange testifies all letters and Oliver Osborne notes show same handwriting as the Ken sington Hotel registry. William Hawley describes accompanying a detective to Rae Tanzer's workplace on February 18 1915 to correct a misdirected correspondence.

Loren C Ae East Orange N. J Oliver Osborne Rae Tanzer Kensington Hotel Plainfield William Hawley Alan B. Hawley The Aero Club of America James W. Osborne William J. Haskins

Union Rescue Mission Campaign Reaches 46400 Total

Campaign for a new building and endowment fund for the Union Rescue Mission of Dover Street reports $46 400 raised after a noon Ford Hall meeting. Ex Governor John L Bates returns from Chicago to preside at today's session with John Robertson leading song and Arthur Potter handling cheers.

Union Rescue Mission Dover Street Ford Hall John L. Bates Chicago John Robertson Arthur Potter

Arson Squad arrests nine in East Boston case

Nine men were arrested by the arson squad in connection with an ongoing arson trust probe. Abraham Yorks, 88, of Chelsea street East Boston, surrendered with counsel and was released on five thousand dollars bond and to be arraigned today. Yorkes is charged with arson for setting fire to his own house at 107 Chelsea street on April 28 1915 and to his property at 251 Chelsea street on February 17 1916 with insurance intent. Others include Simon Fine Jacob Leventhal Israel Leventhal Harry Greenberg Harry Weinberg Myer Goldstein Abraham Atlas Barnet Silverman all of East Boston Roxbury and South End locations.

Abraham Yorks Chelsea Street East Boston Thomas Lavelle Yorkes Simon Fine Marion Street Jacob Leventhal Israel Leventhal Harry Greenberg Richfield Street Harry Weinberg Village Street South End Myer Goldstein Abraham Atlas Dunkeld Street Roxbury Barnet Silverman

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