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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

7

Flag Discovery Reveals Mexican War Banner in Boston Maker

In Washington marine circles, three old flags found in the commandant house attic include a 6 by 8 foot green silk banner adorned with a 13 star circle, eagle and anchor, rifles and field piece, and the motto By land and by sea. The central work shows Jas Burt Boston noted in ink. likely crafted 1845 to 1850 after the war. The flag echoes the Montezuma to Tripoli verse later echoed in Marine Corps literature.

Washington Boston Marine Corps Jas. Burt Tripoli Montezumas Marine’s Montezuma

War veterans recall Parker in will contest trial

Randall I. Erving of Groton, a Granda Army veteran and friend of the late Benjamin W. Parker, testified in Superior Court at the will contest filed by Parker's nephew Dr. Frederick P. Gay. Erving recalled Parker aided friends, mentioned his $60,000 1909 dividends, and said Parker believed his brother Clark would inherit his money. Captain Moses B. Palmer added Parker visited him in 1909-10 and was coherent with no mental weakness.

Randall I. Erving Groton Benjamin W. Parker Parker Moses B. Palmer Ben Clark Parker South

Police Rule Death of 7-Year-Old Warren McCarrick An Accident

Philadelphia June 17. An examination of the body of Warren McCarrick found in the Delaware River clears of violence and concludes drowning as the cause. Police maintain accidental drowning but the boy’s father remains unconvinced after a three month nationwide search.

Philadelphia Warren McCarrick Delaware River

Dean of World War Correspondents Dead

Bennet Burleigh a Scotsman born in Glasgow nearly 70 years ago died in London on June 17 He was the oldest and most widely known war correspondent He joined the Confederate ranks in the American Civil War and fought through the campaign being captured twice and sentenced to death by Northern troops

London Bennet Burleigh Glasgow

Deadlock on Boston and Maine stock sale debate blocks rail bill

Massachusetts lawmakers face a standstill as the railroads committee cannot agree on a bill to govern the Boston and Maine stock sale by liquidators under a federal justice department agreement. Three proposals clash over state rights, with Governor Walsh and public service officials warning that only strong safeguards may keep state control or force a court-backed sale.

New Haven Boston & Maine Boston Holding Company Federal Department of Justice Walsh Committee On Railroads Frederick J. Macleod George W. Anderson Railroad Commission Chase Public Service Commission McReynolds Federal Department of Justice Washburn Fisher Robert Winsor Committee Boston Anderson Boston & Maine Trustees Massachusetts Commonwealth Railroad Committee New England Macleod

Methodist Girls Win in Nine Inning Picnic Game

Women Sunday School teachers from Hyde Park Methodist and Hyde Park Congregational churches played a sunlit nine inning baseball game at a Sharon picnic. The Methodists defeated the Congregationalists 7 to 4 amid base stealing and high errors on a poorly kept field.

Hyde Park

Dogfish the New Delicacy Gains Boston Attention

Boston fish dealers promote dogfish as a new delicacy with claims of versatility from frying to chowder. The U S Bureau of Fisheries is marketing the fish as good eating and smoked preparations are shown at the administration building on the South Boston fish pier with samples for interested visitors.

Boston United States Bureau of Fisheries Big Fish Pier

General Fairbanks Collapses After Parade in Manchester

General Henry C. Warebanks, department commander of the Patriarchs Militant and Amoskeag Veterans, collapsed briefly at the end of a parade in Manchester New Hampshire. He was revived after more than half an hour of unconsciousness following exposure to the sun while waiting for visiting societies delayed by a railroad blockade.

Manchester N. H Henry B. Ywairbanks Patriarchs

Woman in Charles Street Jail Attempts Suicide

Margaret Anderson also known as Margaret Dickson, jailed on June 5 at Charles Street Jail, tried to leap from an upper tier to the main floor when attendants opened the cell door. Grasped by the attendant at the railing, she grew despondent after authorities refused morphine. Sheriff Quinn and Rev. Edgar J. Helms sought to pacify and counsel her.

Charles Street Margaret Anderson Margaret Dickson Quinn

Norwood Selectmen Remove Police Officers

The Board of Selectmen voted to remove Patrolman Cornelius C. Murphy from the Norwood police given charges by Acting Chief Readell that he took goods from Michael Deeb’s store during a September fire. Special Officers John J. Linnehan and Dennis Hayes Jr. also ousted for neglect of duty after filing affidavits implicating Murphy.

Norwood Board of Selectmen Cornelius C. Murphy Readell Murphy Michael Deeb John J. Linnehan Dennis Hayes

Miss Ethel Jaynes to Wed Dr Donald Macomber

The engagement and impending wedding of Miss Ethel Jaynes daughter of Rev Julian Jaynes of Prince street West Newton to Dr Donald Macomber of West Newton were announced. The Unitarian Church in West Newton will host the ceremony with Miss Harriet Seaver of Boston as maid of honor and bridesmaids Dorothea Macomber and Louisa Beale of Brookline. Dr F G Brigham serves as best man and the ceremony is to be performed by the bride's father.

Ethel Jaynes Julian @. Jaynes Prince Street West Newton Donald Macomber Unitarian Church Harriet Seaver Boston Dorothea Macomber Louisa Beale Brookline F. Gorham Brigham

White Shoes and Boots Price List

A historical price listing describes white buckskin and white canvas footwear. It covers pumps and colonials priced from 1.75 to 8 dollars, including buckskin pumps, Cuban-Louis heels, chrome leather soles, and canvas oxfords with varying cost.

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