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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

3

Princess Marys Ball Gathers Gaiety and Charity

Princess Mary organized a grand costume ball in London to benefit King Edward’s hospital fund. The event, recalled as historic in style, aims to avert hospital funding collapse by raising two and a quarter million dollars for voluntary London hospitals founded by King Edward.

London United News King Edward’s Hospital Fund Duchess of Richmond Brussels Waterloo Queen Victoria Buckingham Palace Victoria Mary Edward

Royal Charity Ball Showcases Global Society Leaders

Princess Mary led London society organizers at Albert Hall for a grand charity ball with six duchesses, twenty countesses, and many titled women. Washington and New York elites attended. Tafts sat in Ambassador Harvey's box as the 120 piece orchestra played fox trots and one steps amid a pageant of evolving fashion from 1800 to 1900.

Princess Mary London Princess Alice Countess of Vauxhall Gardens Gilbert and Sullivan

Ursula O Hara Rest After Continental Tour

Ursula O Hare, the Boston actress known for Irene last winter, returns home for a two month vacation. She toured on one night stands across the American continent meeting many cars and figures, plans to write impressions, and will begin rehearsals for a new musical comedy on Broadway late in August.

Ursula O'Hare Boston Irene American Ursula Pullman Lookout Mountain Custer Great Divide California Frisco Barbary John G. O'Hare Fenwood Road Augustina Boston University James Montgomery

26 Swept Off Train To Death In Berlin Rush

In Berlin on June 27 a Ring railway crash killed at least 26 and seriously injured about 30 as mourners left the Dr. Walter Rathenau funeral crowding the overtaxed line. A worker with iron rods on a footboard triggered the disaster as two trains met, causing a panicked plunge of passengers.

Berlin United News Walter Rathenau

Fire Scare Short Lived at Charlestown Navy Yard

A gasoline drip ignited on pier 5 at Charlestown Navy Yard causing brief alarm. Seamen and marines rushed with buckets and extinguishers aided by engine 50 and District Chief Riley. Damage described as small.

Navy Yard Uch Charlestown Navy Yard Pier 5 Riley

Go to Station with Mothers Go to Station with Mothers

Police in Lynn booked two women from a band of automobile gypsies for attempted larceny. Mrs Polentina arrived with nine children and baby while Mrs Pesto came with seven. both wore bright gypsy uniforms. Bail was set at $500.

Lynn Bersa Polentina Gar Pesto

Judge Holmes Rests Comfortably at Brookline Hospital

A bulletin states Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes is resting comfortably at Corey Hill Hospital in Brookline. He recently arrived at Beverly Farms with Mrs. Holmes after illness and is not under great anxiety. He is expected to stay about a week before returning to his North Shore retreat.

Oliver. Wendell Holmes Corey Hill Brookline U. S. Supreme Court Justice Holmes Beverly Farms

Fire Damages Linen and Damask at Maloof Storeroom

A blaze of unknown origin on the fourth floor of a brick building at 99 Chauncy street damaged linen and damask owned by George S. Maloof & Son. Smoke and water ruined stocks. a pedestrian reported smoke from Maloof’s storeroom and alerted authorities. Damage confined to the fourth floor.

Chauncy Street George S. Maloof & Son Maloof

Narrow Gauge railroad wreck endangers commuters near Point of Pines

An engine side rod on the Narrow Gauge line broke near Point of Pines, knocking the ash pan and igniting the boiler cab. The blaze delayed Lynn branch traffic for over an hour and held homebound riders from Boston for about four minutes before emergency brakes, applied by Engineer Arthur Steves, prevented a worse outcome.

Lynn Revere Boston Point of Pines Arthur Steves

Man Sues Brother-in-Law Over Finger Bite

James B McMahon of Lancaster sues Michael H Butler of Boston for the loss of a finger after Butler allegedly bit it during a family dispute. Amputation occurred at Clinton Hospital after blood poisoning set in.

Clinton James B. McMahon Lancaster Michael H. Butler Boston Butler Clinton Hospital McMahon

Boston Children’s Day at Franklin Park Impresses Observer

A reader praises the orderly, cheerful crowd of Boston children at Franklin Park on Saturday June 4. The note highlights polite behavior, shared front-row access for youngsters, and a calm two year old who brushed dust from her face after a tumble. Boston may be proud of its children.

Franklin Park Boston Observer

Daniel J. Costello Funeral Tomorrow

The funeral of Daniel J. Costello a prominent Boston businessman who died suddenly of heart failure at his home will be held tomorrow after services at 9 at St Cecilia's Church and burial in Holyhood Cemetery Brookline Costello worked with several New York importing houses was a member of the Bolney Club and served as New England representative for Park Tilford He is survived by his widow Mabel Costello and a sister Mrs Mary Becker of Brighton

Daniel J. Costello Boston Boylston Sinet Holyhood Brookline St. Cecillia’s Church Belvidere Street Costello New York Bolney Club New England Park & Tilford Company Mabel Costello Mary Becker Brighton

Find Him in Shack Starved to Death

Albert Perry, former resident of Berlin New Hampshire, was found dead in a shack at Woodeville from starvation. Police report a futile search for Perry’s relatives up to tonight.

Berlin N. H Albert Perry Woodeville Perry

Woman Arrested for Swearing on Street in Attleboro

Attleboro police report the first arrest of a woman for profanity on the streets as Mrs Rose Nemerwicz was taken into custody by Chief Gingras after her son 16 year old Stanley Bogdan was arrested on a related matter.

Attleboro Rose Nemerwicz Gingras Stanley Bogdan

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Princess Mary’s Ball Gay Taft Royalty Works Branfield Street Janes Underwood & Sons Triscott, Fellows, Webber, Osta Chestnut Hill Sloan Liniment Ursula O’hare Rathenau Judge Holmes Corey Hill Hospital O’keefe Roane S. S. Pierce CO William C. Neilly CO Bolston Winter Street the Shepard Stores Dimity Tremont and Beacon Sts Mass Welch’s Grape Rocker Pekin Pongee Women’s Union Suits Women’s Oxfords Acorn Japan Space For Food
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