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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1914
Page
2
Vague text fragments describe a notice or public listing with unreadable details. Names dates and places are missing or garbled, offering little concrete information beyond a formal notice context.
A large Ulster-supporter gathering in Ford Hall Boston heard S N Dancey of the Irish Unionist Alliance declare that Ireland will never have home rule. He claimed British voters and troops oppose it, warned of Rome rule, and touted Canadian support and armed readiness to defend Ulster.
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels announces new orders allowing sailors more shore leave times in port. To curb desertions caused by missed last boats, a 12 o clock and a 1 o clock boat will operate between shore and ship. He cites fairness for sailors taking their dates to theatres and meals before return.
A promotional portrait of Truly Warner the New York hatter known for standardizing price and quality. He claims a million hats and a broad reach from Broadway stores to Chicago and Boston showplaces, with Harvard and New England buyers noted for strong demand. The piece touts Boston’s 327 Washington Street as a premier display site.
A motorcycle driven by Joseph Tremblay and carrying his wife collided with a Wenham bound car on Wenham Lake Hill. Tremblay suffered a knee fracture and bruises while his wife was shaken but later discharged. A passerby took them to Beverly Hospital where the wife left the hospital the same night.
May 17 Beverly Mayor MacDonald spoke to 700 Italians at a theatre gathering under the Board of Trade. He delivered his remarks in Italian and received a tremendous greeting. Attending were Board of Trade President C. A. King, Board of Aldermen President W. A. Wylie, and Boston figures A. G. Tomasello and J. S. Spano of the Immigration League for Italians.
Columbus May 17 The Ohio Industrial Commission weighs whether a wooden leg qualifies as apparel in a historic ruling. The case centers on whether artificial limbs are considered wearable gear under state labor or disability provisions.
Robert R. Fears, Gloucester's first mayor, dies at his home after several weeks illness. Born May 6, 1830, he served multiple terms after the city was incorporated in 1878. A lifelong Republican, he was long tied to local politics.
Over six hundred suits from our regular stock go into the bargain basement this morning. Fine wool fabrics and patterns include worsteds serges cassimeres and tweeds with stripes plaids and checks. Each suit half price with examples like 14 7 15 8 18 9 and 20 10. Men s Balmacaans from Scotch cheviots 7 50 and pants 4.00 pants 1 98. S H Harrison Co 662-672 Washington St.
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