Holland 10 Keeps Guard on Kaiser in The Hague
The Dutch government for the second time refuses to deliver the former German Emperor to the allies for trial. It pledges to use sovereignty powers to limit Kaiser Wilhelm’s liberty on Dutch soil while maintaining international security and records its declarations formally signed by Foreign Minister Jonkheer van Warnebeek.
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The
Hague
Holland
Netherlands
Jonkheer van Warnebeek
Dutch note defends constitutional limits over wartime acts
London reports a second communication from the Dutch government stating it will implement on the spot guarding and censorship when Wilhelm occupies Doorn estate. It emphasizes Holland cannot alter Versailles obligations and must respect constitutional laws, refusing actions that would violate national honor or Dutch law.
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Dugh
London
Doorn
Wilhelm
Holland
Catholic Churches Held 40 Hours Devotion Across Boston Area
The 40 hours devotion begins at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on March 12 13 and 14 with the sacred procession and ends a week later after the solemn high mass. Benedictions will be led by Cardinal O Connell. Devotions also at St Phillip s Church and Church of the Assumption Brookline. Peter W Collins lectures on Modern Movements in America at Notre Dame Academy Fenway this afternoon. Rev Gerald F Treacy speaks on Spiritism and Morality at Philomatheia Club Boston College tomorrow. Men s retreat at St Augustine s South Boston ends tomorrow afternoon.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O’connell
St. Philip's Church
Church of the Assumption
Brookline
Peter W. Collins
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
Fenway
America
Gerald F. Treacy
S. J
Philomatheia Club
Boston College
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
Senator Johnson's Train Collides Near Davis
From Sioux Falls March 5 a rail collision occurred when the train carrying Senator Johnson of California between Yankton and Watertown was struck by a Chicago and Northwestern train at Davis, 30 miles south of Sioux Falls. No injuries were reported.
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Sioux Falls, & D
Senator Johnson
California
Yankton
Watertown
S. D
Chicago & Northwestern
Davis
Sioux Falls
No-prize Picture Puzzle for Post Readers
A lighthearted note explains the pictured feature is for amusement only and requests no prizes. It invites readers to decode captions using letter numbers where A equals 1 through Z equals 26 and quotes Willie White about animals, framing a playful challenge.
Santa Claus Fund Audit Shows 2024 Total
The Price Waterhouse Coopers public accountants of 60 State Street have submitted the annual audit of the Boston Post Santa Claus fund. The audit shows a fund total of $20 289 44 with a bank balance of $18 17 remaining to be applied to next year’s Christmas work.
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Price, Waterhouse & Co., Public Accountants
State Street
The
Boston Post
Post
Boston Post Santa Claus Fund 1919 Audit Report
Price Waterhouse Co auditors certify the Boston Post Santa Claus fund for 1919 shows income 20289.44 the balance and expenditures 10059.00 7569.55 1842.87 with 817.22 remaining. all expenditures supported by vouchers and labor costs covered by the Boston Post.
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Boston Post
Santa Claus Fund
City Salary Boosts Highlight 1920 Budget
Mayor Peters' 1920 budget raises include Dr. John J. Dowling at City Hospital to 6500 with a 1500 increase. Others gain smaller boosts or have raises denied by the mayor, including Dr. David D. Brough and Dr. Arthur J. White, while Chief Clerk Bernard J. Kelley receives an 8500 pay bump.
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Peters
John J. Dowling
City Hospital
Dowling
Charles EB. Donlan
Long Island Hospital and Almhouse
Health Department
David D. Brough
Arthur J. White
Consumptives Hospital
Public Works Department
Bernard J. Kelley
Decision on Science Case Set for Saturday
Judge DeCourcy will determine the right of Mrs. Emily B. Hulin and other First Church of Christ Scientist members to intervene in a dispute between the church trustees and the publishing society directors. Arguments will be heard Saturday March 13, with Sherman Whipple opposing the petition if it is not concluded by 1 o'clock.
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Emily B. Hulin
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Boston
Publishing Society
Judge DeCourcy
Sherman L. Whipple
Not to Move Snow or Ashes in Suburban Districts
Public works officials announce no snow removal or ash collection in suburban areas except on main thoroughfares. Residents on side streets must roll ash barrels to the nearest main street, often 50 feet to a mile away. Murphy notes crews focus on sanitary pickups downtown while many side streets remain impassable. A cleanup gang is scheduled in the market district Sunday.
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Public Works Department
Edward I.’. Murphy
Murphy
Market
Closing Exercises at Cathedral Mission Sunday
The closing exercises of the men's mission at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross are set for Sunday at 3 30 p m with Cardinal O Connell likely presiding and addressing. Four Passionist priests have led the mission which aims to recruit more Cathedral Holy Name Society members led by Rev John W Culhane.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O’connell
Stanislaus
C. P
Bonaventure
Augustine
Jerome
Holy Name Society
John W. Culhane
Legion Posts To Distribute Supplies In State Sale
Due to the closing of the mall order department of the army stores, legion posts and municipal centers will buy food and supplies from army stores for sale at a 10 percent discount. Commander Jennings of the All Dorchester Post bought 31500 worth of foodstuffs for Monday night sale. Over 2000 woolen blankets and stripped bacon in 12 pound cans will be sold at 2.60 and 2.75 respectively.
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Mall Order
Department of the Army
South Boston
Legion Posts
Army
Jennings
All Dorchester Post
Miss McPhee Awarded $7569 in Auto Crash Suit
Miss Teresa McPhee of South Boston won a verdict of $7500 against Thomas H. McEnaney. An automobile owned by McEnaney ran onto Tyler Street sidewalk in August 1918, pinned her to a wall, breaking her leg and injuring her back.
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Teresa McPhee
Boston
Thomas H. McEnaney
Tyler Street
McEnaney
Miss McPhee
South
Rosindale Woman Endorses Dr True Elixir For stomach relief
Mrs Albert J Patch of Rosindale Massachusetts writes that after taking Dr True’s Elixir she escaped constant gnawing stomach pain lost weight and felt reborn. The advertisement claims headaches tiredness weakness spots before eyes bad breath sleeplessness irritability dizziness and constipation can be relieved by this family laxative and worm expeller with 68 years of reputation.
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Albert J. Patch
Rosindale
Mass
Dr. True
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