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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1910

Page

3

Whipple Urges Woods Talk On Forestry at Dinner

James Whipple, head of the New York Forest Fish and Game Association, told Massachusetts hunters to form a single headed forestry commission and warned of deforestation. He warned of timber shortages as populations rise and urged action to preserve forests. President Charles and Senator Keith also spoke.

America James &. Whipple New York Forest, Fish and Game Association Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Hotel Brunswick Massachusetts Tit Whipple Empire State Charles Keith Barnstable Plymouth

Lombard Named New Colonel of Coast Artillery Guard

The Coast Artillery Guard M. V. M. line officers met at the South armory last night and unanimously elected Walter HK Lombard as colonel Major Frederick Howse as lieutenant colonel and Captain Dwight Fullerton of headquarters as major.

Coast Artillery Guard South Armory Walter HK. Lombard Frederick §.Llowse Dwight . Fullerton Headquarters

Mayor asks Finance Commission probe School Department finances

Mayor Fitzgerald urged the Finance Commission to investigate the School Department finances and warned he would hold up the school budget until the commission reported. The School Committee seeks the full annual limit, over four million dollars, and a further authorization of one million dollars from the Legislature.

Fitzgerald Finance Commission Lim

Aged North End resident Louise Varney Arancio dies

Louise Varney Arancio a longtimeNorth End resident and philanthropist died at her daughter’s East Boston home at 149 Coleridge Street aged 87 She was widow of Boston’s first Italian fruit importer and helped found many charities She is survived by sons George and Frank and daughters Lydia Grinpere Mary Ayer and E P Seigyano Funeral set for 8 30 am Saturday at Sacred Heart Church North Square with interment in Calvary Cemetery

Louise Varney Arancio North End FE. P. Scigliano Coleridge Street Boston George Arancio Frank Arancio Lydia Grinpere Mary Ayer E. P. Seig- Yano Sacred Heart Church North Square Calvary Cemetery

Kathleen Mavourneen Irish Drama By Angel Guardian Club

Under the Ladies Aid Society the Angel Guardian Dramatic Club presented Kathleen Mavourneen an Irish drama at the Angel Guardian house on Vernon Street. The cast included Daniel P Cons nors Timothy Sullivan John J Morton Frank J Shea William J McCarthy Joseph W Doherty Henry B Fisher Arthur I Mellen John S Keohane Mary F Connolly Maud E Lydle Elizabeth and Anna M Keohane.

Ladies’ Aid Society Angel Guardian Dramatic Club Kathleen Mavourneen Hrouse of the Angel Guardian Vernon Street Daniel P. Cons Nors Timothy Sullivan John J. Morton Frank J. Shea William J. McCarthy Joseph W. Doherty Henry B. Fisher Arthur I. Mellen John S. Keohane Mary F. Connolly Maud E. Lydle Elizabeth Anna M. Keohane

Milton High School green necktie protest over St Patrick Day

Three Milton High School boys Tom Hansbury Erling Ken seth and Dan Houlihan were sent home for wearing green neckties on Saint Patrick's Day. They plan to return in green today with classmates joining in solidarity. Girls protest green ribbons, saying yellow is favored.

Tom Hansbury Erling Kenseth Dan Houlihan Milton High School Varney St. Patrick’s Day Solieol

Roosevelt Speech Stirs Egypt and Sudan Governors

Roosevelt claims direct ruling of Egypt and Sudan aids stability while praising local Egyptians and Soudanese as instrumental. He notes 2,000,000 in Sudan, reports safety with hazards from fiercest natives and recalls Scots guards trekking from Cairo to Khartoum. He meets a veteran Scot guard at the palace.

Egypt Roosevelt Mombassa Africa Palace Mr. Roosevelt Cairo Atbara Kerrer Scots Guards Major Turner Soudan Khartoum Gordon

Roosevelt Purges Politics From Soldiers Farewell in Khartoum

Colonel Roosevelt hosts a farewell lunch with African expedition members in Khartoum. Notables present include Sir Alfred Pease, Clayton Bey, and Captain Meredith aboard the Dal. He lauds Cunninghame and naturalists, notes the split of the hunting party, and urges officers to keep politics separate from military duty.

Khartoum Roosevelt Sir Alfred Pease Africa Clayton Bey Sirdar Captain Meredith Dal Gondokoro Tie Cunninghame Gwynne Grand Hotel Rosevelt Ethel Cairo Kermit Miss Ethel

Roslindale Woman Run Over by Auto

Mrs. Clarissa Borman of 429 Beech Street Roslindale was severely injured when struck by an automobile owned and driven by J F Mixter of Somerville this afternoon and is on the dangerous list at Waltham Hospital.

Waltham Clarissa Borman Beech Street Roslindale J. F. Mixter Somerville Waltham Hospital

Three Injured in Newton Auto Crashes

Three people including two women and a man were injured in two separate Newton crashes within a half mile. W E LeBon and Miss LeBon were thrown from their demolished car after hitting a telegraph pole on Commonwealth Avenue near Crowell garage. Mrs. Robert Boyden of Dorchester sustained wrist sprains when her car hit a tree and she had to use a chauffeur home.

Newton W EE. LeBon Miss LeBon Commonwealth Avenue Crowell Robert Boyden MechielPan Street Dorchester Boyden

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