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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

2

May Day Rally Highlights Socialist Demonstration

A large May Day parade and rally in Boston featured socialists from Harvard and Wellesley, with speeches by S. J. McBride and Mayor George J. Lunn. The crowd heard calls for internationalism and worker solidarity, while a confrontation over removing the American flag occurred at Ford Hall.

Ford Hall S. J. McBride Tremont Temple Hen Hayes Wellesley George J. Lunn Schenectady Charles Morrill Joseph Coldwell I. Ww. W Harvard and Wellesley Socialist Club Hayes University Orship Ford Isles George Roewer Daniel Sharp Ford Roewer George R. Lund N. Y New York

Prince Ranji Smile Imposter Feuds With Editor in Boston

Prince Ranji Smile, epitome of a culinary prince, clashes with Editor Rustomjee over claims of East Indian heritage and past as a hotel cook. The feud includes accusations of imposture, caste insults, and notices of Smile’s planned lectures and a two week engagement as a cook at the Copley Plaza Hotel.

America Prince Ranji Smile Violet Ethel Rochlitz New York Bloom Touraine Prince Smile Rustomjee Commonwealth Ranji Prince Ranji Latham New York City Pilgrim Hall Ranji Smile Rustamjee Omar Kayyam Hudson Oscawanna Rustomijee Jamawissis Inn Albany Post Road Prince New York Central Railroad N. Bhumgarra East 16Th Street Copley Plaza Brown

Little Folks Let Loose In Boston Playground Openings

Thousands of Boston school children enjoyed the opening of city playgrounds halted last month by funding gaps. Dr Harrington noted satisfactory conditions as play teachers and staff supervised. Play areas will operate daily through December except Sundays and holidays. April cuts were made to save money. The school committee seeks about 100000 more to support schools after a deficit.

Boston Park and Recreation Department Harrington

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