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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
25
A wide inventory of shipyard and workshop goods listed by category. Includes metal hardware brushes electrical equipment clothing and textiles tools plumbing pipes chemicals paints and safes, plus musical instruments, canvas goods, and extensive rope and rigging materials. Ends with miscellaneous hardware and naval stores.
Poignant note expresses love for a child and Babykins. speaker pledges blessing protection and tender kisses, urging prayers and close, affectionate memory. The letter ends with a final sign off promising ever closeness.
In 1918 rumors spread that the Czarina betrayed Lord Kitchener by informing Germany of his Russia visit. Letters show she learned of his plan around May 22 and June 4, and reacted to his death on June 7 with horror. The article questions the claims against her.
A fragment of a 1916 correspondence from Tsarskoye Selo documents letters to and from a woman nicknamed Sunny. She discusses war news, the Brusiлок offensive, Kitchener, hospital life, family members, and daily routines amid the Russian front. The entries mention Rasputin, Tatiana, and others, with references to a sinking British ship.
Author describes crowded conditions for prisoners in Siberia urging swift humane, hygienic arrangements to prevent epidemics. He writes of hospital visits, fatigue, and longing for home as losses are discussed. The missive ends noting continue tomorrow in newspapers.
Indiana Republican convention adopted a plan to back General Leonard Wood for the GOP nomination if he has a fair chance at Chicago. The vote passed 753 to 746 after noisy debate, with United States Senators Watson and New Governor Goodrich and former Senator Beveridge named as delegates-at-large. E. M. Wasmuth was state chairman and alternates included Mrs. Carlisle Mrs. Keating and W. A. Gains.
Frederick Welch aged 6 of 19 Ship Street was struck by an automobile driven by Constable William Jaques in Newburyport. His skull was fractured and he was taken to Anna Jaques Hospital with little hope of recovery.
All Poston department stores closed from 2 to 3 pm yesterday to honor J Edwards Dutton second vice president of Troughton and Dutton whose funeral was held at his Melrose Highlands residence 865 Franklin Street Prayers and a eulogy were given by Rev Edward Towle Unitarian pastor of Peabody The funeral attended by friends and business associates burial at Linderwood Cemetery Stoneham Bearers included Dr Paul Provandie Mark Converse Frank Rosenberg Francis A Hunt and Wilbur Ashley
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