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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

10

It’s Lovely to Be Married in Reconstruction Boston

Twenty six Boston couples filed marriage intentions at City Hall as postwar reconstruction reshapes life. The list includes Ivan Prokobchuk and Anna Panarat, Samuel Holland and Lillian Methado, John Mactnnis and Mary Ferullo, James Fitzpatrick and Agnes Murphy, Daniel Palmer and Bertha Kibby, Ralph Sewell and Irene Burns, and many others across Roxbury Dorchester Cambridge Allston and East Boston.

Boston City Hall Ivan Prokobchuk Viget St Anna Panarat Samuel J. Holland Quincy St Roxbury Lillian Methado Maywood St John J. Mactnnis Medford St Charlestown Mary Ferullo Richmond St Woburn James A. Fitzpatrick Savin Hill Avenue Dorchester Agnes T. Murphy Hall Ave Everett Daniel G. Palmer Mansfield St Allston Bertha G. Kibby Billerica Ralph S. Sewell West Park St Irene K. Burns Annapolis St Samual Kruskall Rochester St Sarah Davidson Ruthven St Pierre Lapointe South Boston Catherine E. Cobb John H. Moody Ruggles St Estella Woody Hampshire &T Cambridge George Ahern Brakeman Washington St Newton Marion &, Ryer Weaver Herrick St Warren E. Earnshaw Cook Conshohocen Fenn Winifred M. Pond Lexington St East Boston James M. Murphy Chelsea St Ary A. Hurley Belmont St Carroll F. Brush Durham St Julia A. Nolan Talbot Ave Charles D. Robertson Thornton St. Roxbury Mary J. Keeley Jamaica Pl Jamaica Plain Nicola Marino North Sq John J. Maguire Brookline Ave Bertha M. Seymour Dudley L. Campbell Dudley St Winifred L. Macdone Green St William F. Morrow Lindsay Ave Gladys A. Ransom Clarence St James Sheridan Dover St Ellen McDermott William F. Yetman W. Fourth St South Mary J. Cleary Giuseppe Mazzipico Hanover St Giuseppina Mirisola Frank E. Pratt Felsway West Somerville Mary A. Lynch Gold St Eben Hoffman Roofer Lillian A. Nute Gavliord St Mur

Waterfront Calendar and Coastwise Trade Report May Day

May 10 1738 marks the waterfront calendar with astronomical notes and tides. Arrivals at the Fish pier include seven trawlers and one lobster carrier from Chester Nova Scotia with over 10 000 pounds of lobsters. groundfish receipts include 60 00 pounds of scrod 12 00 pounds of halibut and 67 000 pounds of pollock. The Automatic carried 6000 pounds of flounders while wholesalers quotations list haddock steak cod market cod and pollock prices. In the week ending yesterday 52 vessels arrived with 3 116 260 pounds of fish, down from last year. Other arrivals include the Swedish steamer Scotia and the Ballcamp tug and the new schooner Priscilla Alden laden with molasses from Barbadoes. The Landsman.

Chester N. S Nova Scotia Haddock H. Wilder Josephine DeCosta Elizabeth A Scotia Belgian Relief Commission Hoosac Antwerp Ballcamp Elizabethport N. J United States Shipping Board Boston Towboat Company Priscilla Alden Barbadoes British West Indies Boston Landsman

Herbert Roasts Chicago and Mayor Thompson

Colonel Herbert of New England assails Chicago and Mayor Thompson in a raucous American Legion caucus. Bedlam erupts as banners are torn and chants such as Kill the Bolsheviks and Down with I W W echo through the theater. After hours of disruption, Minnesota wins a ballot over Chicago to host the November convention.

Chicago Theodore Idee Herbert Caucus Theatre Winds New England the Legion Illinois Windy City Marines Navy Thompson American Legion Texas Bedlam Massachusetts America H. Fairfield Osborn New York Lindsley H. M. Bush Ohio Hamilton Fish France Los Angeles Minneapolis Atlantic City St. Louis Pittsburg Indianapolis San Francisco Kansas City Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Connecticut Minnesota

Shipping News Arrived and Sailed From Various Ports

Naval collier Nero and many steamers and schooners arrived at Norfolk and New York from Antwerp to Buenos Ayres with numerous tugs and barges, while ships such as North Star and Hypatia sailed from Yarmouth and New York to Lubec, Fastport, Camden, Savannah, and Boston with multiple towing assignments and dockside movements.

Nero Gordon Norfolk Scotia Swed Janssen Antwerp New York Sebago Babbitt Banes Dubsa Lady of Gaspe Powell St. John's N. F Halifax N. 8 Dorchester Nickerson Philadelphia A. D. Machier Simald Lake Gaspar Libby Corsica Oburbink Lake Greenwood Halewell Electric Boat North Star Yarmouth Calvin Austin St. John N. B Lubec Fastport Hypatia

Treble Up Campaign Urges Massive Subscriptions

A rallying call urges readers to subscribe and boost membership quickly. The message repeats TREBLE UP to emphasize growing support and asks existing subscribers to double and triple their efforts to include thousands more.

Treble Up Rally Message Echoes in Sports Call

A loud rallying cry presses for continued success as a team seeks a treble in upcoming games. Fans and officials rally behind players aiming to clinch three major victories in a row.

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