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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

18

drives car on her 97th birthday in winthrop

Mrs. Mary Ann Peirce Thompson of 15 George street Winthrop celebrated her 97th birthday by driving her automobile at 7 am with her bulldog Buster beside her. Neighbors and family gathered to honor the delightful long lived resident who recalls traveling by stagecoach to Boston in her girlhood.

Mary Ann Peirce Thompson George Street Winthrop Buster Thompson Littleton Mass Ben Jeffrey Mrs. Thompson Gamaliel B. Thompson Grandma Thompson Boston Peabody Newburyport

Neals Gas Tablets Quick Relief Ad

Ad advertises Neals Gas Tablets for stomach gas and sour stomach relief with a fast effect after taking one or two tablets. Sold by druggists.

Neals

Editor Arrested in Libel Charge Against Italian Prince

Emmanuele Lo Presti, editor of La Notizia at 6 Prince Street, was arrested last night by police on criminal libel charges against Prince Ferdinando de Savoy, head of the Italian royal mission to the United States.

Emmanuele Lo Presti Prince Street la Notizia Battery Street Prince Ferdinando de Savoy Prince Udine Boston United States

North End Public Outcry Over Prince Portrait

La Notizia sparked a furore among North End residents after calling the prince a piece of soap and a plucked hen. Police halted a 2000 reader demonstration and destroyed copies found on newsstands and in homes. Captain Dailey arranged for Lo Presti to walk to the station house to avoid further trouble.

la Notizia North End Matthew J. Dailey Hanover Street Lo Presti

Bail Granted After Arrest of Local Figure Lo Presti

Lo Presti aged 40 was arrested and later released on bail of 1500 dollars after being accompanied by police. The incident ends with his freedom restored following bail payment.

Lo Presti

La Notizia Denies Staff Involvement In Probe and Resignation

La Notizia explains a controversy over a demonstration against the paper was caused by a collaborator not on staff. The managing editor E Lo Presti offered his resignation. the board accepted. The note defends the paper’s support for Italy and allies and cites war effort initiatives.

North Italy la Notizia United States Union Liberty Loan and Red Cross Fund E. Lo Presti

Mayor Curley Urges Flag Displays for July Fourth

The mayor calls Boston residents to keep American flags up from homes and shops for the Elks convention July 9 to 14 and the G A R convention in August. He urges continuing decorations through both events and notes strong patriotic display planned for the city.

Boston Curley

Cambridge Singer Weds Winthrop Man in Double Ring Ceremony

Miss Florence A. King soloist at St. James Church Cambridge married Alonzo Miner MacMurray of Winthrop last night in St. James Church. The Rev. Ernest W. Paddock conducted the double ring ceremony.

Florence A. King St. James Protestant Episcopal Church Cambridge Alonzo Miner MacMurray Winthrop St. James Church Ernest W. Paddock

Street paving urged for Beacon and Park streets

Chairman John R. Murphy of the finance commission and consulting engineer Guy C. Emerson urged the Beacon street sections between Charles and Park streets and the Park street segment be paved with granite block or ordinary macadam, during yesterday's street commissioners meeting.

Beacon Street Charles and Park Street John R. Murphy Finance Commission Guy C. Emerson

British recruiting mission led by Colonel Steele visits Boston

Colonel Lt. George Loftus Steele arrives in Boston to oversee Britain’s recruiting drive in New England for English Scottish and Canadian units overseas. He hints at a longer stay and plans to base recruitment at a hub in Boston with an army surgeon, while Belgian French Russian Italian enlistments may follow. Captain Tweedy and Captain Morrison accompany him as about 50 men sign up for overseas contingents.

ST. George L. Steele Boston George Loftus Steele India Egypt China Europe United States New England Steele New York A. CC. Tweedy Canadian Highlanders Thomas Morrison Dominion

Fugitive Joe Worchehofsky Escapes After Acquittal

Joe Worchehofsky, just discharged by Central Court as not guilty of clothing larceny, fled Pemberton square after the case was yesterday dismissed. Joe Markofsky testified to unlikely circumstances and chased through the area as officers and pedestrians pursued. The fugitive escaped with promise of future chases.

Joe Worchehofsky Central Court Pemberton Square Joe Markofsky

Less Fats for Germans Next Winter Than Ever

In Copenhagen on June 27 officials announce German fat rations for next winter will be below last winter’s 50 grams weekly. Marmalade preserves will be relied on to improve bread taste. A new time division splits the year into nine marmalade months and three compete months based on bread materials.

Copenhagen

Patriotic Sunday Observed with Red Cross Appeal

Washington June 27 President Wilson urges all United States Sunday schools to observe next Sunday as Patriotic Sunday with generous giving to the Red Cross.

Washington United States Wilson Red Cross

Sunday School Patriot Day for Red Cross Appeal

President Wilson urges officers teachers and scholars to observe a special patriotic day in support of the American Red Cross to aid those affected by the current war. He hopes for unstinted generosity and a strengthened understanding of the nation’s cause.

Wilson United States of America United States American Red Cross Woodrow Wilson

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BY C. M. Payne the Press Publishing Co Mrs. Thompson of Pollyanna Ing Washington St Corner Franklin Greater West 34Th St Brooklyn Prince of Roesst Matemium Rlwery Bott Alexander D. MacEachern Dearborn Street Roxbury New Haven Railroad Nantasket Junction MacEachern Postoffice Green River Bond Bog Bond van Werner Genera Monogram France Felton CATER Saybrook Maryland Manhattan Tion Hera Ashimelry The Diamond House of America Filene Wash’n St Col. Brattle Madras Adams Square Col. Steele U .S Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank Brighton Bey
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