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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1917

Page

4

American Ambassador in Berlin Defies Prussian Demands

Gerard resists Count Mongeles demand to sign a reaffirmation, declares he will not yield. After weeks of pressure and communications interference, the ambassador and family prepare to defend themselves aboard Infanta Isabel as German submarine risks loom near Corunna to Land's End.

United States China Count Mongeles Foreign Office Berlin Count von Bernstorff von Bernstorff Mr. Gerard Germany Gerard Infanta Isabel Corunna Cape Finisterre Cuba France Land’s End Gherardi

Return of Judge Gerard from Havana to Washington

The article chronicles Judge Gerard’s arrival in Havana aboard the Infanta as U.S. gunboats and the American flag loom in the harbor. It notes Cuba’s swift customs clearance and Gerard’s silent stance on Germany while reporters gather, and details embassy members’ view of Germany’s dire food shortages, submarine warfare, and anti American sentiment as they voyage home.

Gerard Mxie Pennsylvania Berlin Infanta Havana Brazil el Moro San Francisco Gonzales Cuba Herman Oelrichs, Jr Gherardi Hotel Plaza Central Park Senor Pablo Desverninge Republic la Lucha el Noche Washington Plaza Germany Paris Spain Great Britain England France Russia

Suffragists Rally Planned in North End

A mass meeting will launch a campaign to enroll North End women in the suffrage movement. The Eliot School on North Bennet Street hosts Friday night speeches in English and Italian, directed by Stella Jones of Melrose, district organizer for the Boston Equal Suffrage Association.

North End Eliot School North Bennet Street Marie and Eleanor Favello

Yale mathematics professor William Beebe dead at 65

New Haven march 11 professor William Beebe longtime Yale mathematics faculty member died at his home tonight after a brief pneumonia illness He was 65 and a Yale graduate of 1873 author of mathematics textbooks and a member of the American Mathematical Society.

New Haven William Beebe Yale American Mathematical Society

Spanish Loan Flotation Announced in Madrid

A government decree announces the flotation of a new Spanish loan of 1 000 000 pesetas to be issued at five per cent and redeemable in 60 years subscriptions open March 31 in Madrid via Paris March 11.

Madrid Paris

Warning to Fathers and Mothers on Child Welfare

Dr Francis M Greene social hygiene specialist warned an audience of fathers and mothers at an Elizabeth Peabody House forum about child safety and the risks faced by children described as little angels, urging vigilance and welfare measures in the city.

Francis .M. Greene Elizabeth Peabody House

Three ages in children warn of danger to teens

Dr. Greene warns parents that claiming a baby is very good masks issues of health or behavior. He categorizes children as overly good, hereditary defectives, or boisterous youths. He argues a child aged 13 to 20 requires more parental guidance than younger years.

Dr. Greene

Guidance on raising children from birth to twenty

The speaker argues a slight push shapes children, then urges strong church and religious life. notes sins before 13 count little versus after 13 to 20. advises patient correction, occasional scolding, and leaning on parental faith during adolescence. warns parents must earn love, honor, and respect to keep teens from leaving.

Pioneer silk maker of Pittsfield dead

Pittsfield March 11 William B Rice 93 pioneer silk manufacturer and longtime leader died at his home He was chairman of the Pittsfield School Board and served as superintendent for years He lost his eyesight after an operation but remained informed through his wife They celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary last November

Pittsfield William B. Rice

Laconia Death Cry Picked Up By Colonian

A wireless distress call from the Cunard liner Laconia after a German torpedo strike off the Irish coast was received by the Marconi operator aboard the British steamship Colonian near Boston. The Colonian, 150 miles away, mapped the sea area where the liner sank but found no signs of the catastrophe.

Cunard Laconia Marconi Colonian Boston London

Woman Jumped To Her Death From Bridge In Connecticut River

Pauline Kayette, 19, of 70 Newton Street, leapt from the middle span of the South Hadley Falls bridge into the Connecticut River at about 9 15 this morning. Despondency due to illness reported as the cause.

Connecticut River Holyok Pauline Kayette Newton Street Hadley Falls County

Murray Charged With Theft Of Pedlar’s Bag Of Potatoes

Charles Murray twenty one, a Roxbury resident, was arrested by Special Officers Hardigan and Lyons at Roxbury Crossing police station for stealing a bag of potatoes from pedlar Joseph A. Connor on Saturday. Murray will be arraigned in court this forenoon. He lives at 6 Ward street Roxbury.

Joseph A. Connor Charles Murray Hardigan and Lyons Roxbury Crossing Murray Ward Street Roxbury

Chamber Offers U S Chamber Services to War Dept

Washington March 11 the U S chamber of commerce board of directors announced approval of President Rhett action to offer the services of the chamber to the secretary of war and the council of national defence in wartime coordination and support.

Washington Rhett Chamber of Commerce of the United States Secretary of War Council of National Defence Chamber

Plant Juice touted by Greenfield locomotive inspector

An advertisement proclaims Plant Juice as a universal remedy for internal diseases including stomach, liver, and kidney trouble. It features Henry W. Jackson of Greenfield, a Boston and Maine railway inspector, who claims recovery after severe stomach illness and supports the product with a public testimonial. The Plant Juice agent is described as meeting locals at the Houghton & Dutton Drug Department.

Henry W. Jackson Conway St Greenfield Mass Boston & Maine R. R Houghton & Dutton

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