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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1919

Page

3

Confectioners Venture by Auto to Historic Cambridge Trip

About 150 members of the National Confectioners Association touring party from Springfield departed Copley Square yesterday morning for a sightseeing ride to Cambridge Lexington and Concord. The excursion concluded at Belmont Spring Country Club with luncheon served.

Copley Square National Confectioners’ Association Springfield Cambridge Lexington Concord Belmont Spring Country Club

Grim law shatters romance in Boston case

A wealthy medical student and a Boston waitress once linked in a bright romance are split by crime. Dr Horace Augustus Reddish is jailed in Jerseyville Illinois on a double murder charge while his wife Mrs Reddish, a Boston girl, is reported missing amid troubled nuptials.

Boston Horace Augustus Reddish Jerseyville Ill Reddish Elizabeth Dr. Reddish Stephen M. Reddish Rachel Cisco

Boston scandal echoes nine years after Reddish court romance

Elizabeth Donahue, a Dorchester waitress, married Dr. Reddish after a Boston social sweep. Now he faces murder charges in Jerseyville for killing his father Stephen M. Reddish and a servant. The couple’s son, family ties, and the alleged alibi in St. Louis frame a web of wealth and intrigue.

Boston Reddish Elizabeth Donahue Boylston Street Middle West

Paint Up Day and Garden Days Amid Heroic Welcome

A Boston area cleanup push urges calling painters for porch and interior refreshes while marking "Kill the Rat" and Salvage Day as prep events. The campaign runs from the 22nd to the 1st as garden days dubbed play days, with over 200 guests at a Norfolk House Centre reception for returned soldiers.

Norfolk House Centre Roxbury

Soldiers Will All Have Jobs Say Knights of Columbus Leader

Peter W. Collins director-general of the Knights of Columbus reconstruction and employment service predicts no unemployment for Massachusetts soldiers upon demobilization. He notes rapid placement of veterans in old or better positions, citing wartime and postwar efforts and the New York bureau helping 2000 soldiers of the 77th Division find work in under a week across the Union.

Massachusetts Peter W. Collins Knights of Columbus Reconstruction and Employment Service Knights of Columbus Berkeley Street Mr. Collins United States Shipping Board New York Chelsea Boston Central Labor Union Collins United States 77Th Division Union Alaska

Paint-up Day Arrives for Boston Clean-Up Effort

The Boston clean-up committee urges residents to finish the work by painting and polishing homes and property. Thrifty citizens are advised to tackle minor household items themselves, using salvaged materials as possible, with porch chairs highlighted as examples of self-help painting projects.

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