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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1916

Page

6

Spare My Tree Plea to Mayor Curley in Roxbury

Professor Michael H. Burke of 14 Blue Hill Avenue appeals to Mayor Curley to spare the elm at Thorndike and Washington streets Roxbury. The park department orders its removal but Burke claims the tree aids his prophecies and inventions and could eclipse other sciences.

Michael H. Burke Blue Fill Avenue Curley Thorndike Washington Streets Roxbury Josiah Quincy Park and Recreation Department Burke Andre’ Polar

British Soldiers Graves Decoration Plan Noted in Concord Visit

Escorted by nine, the Lexington Minute Men detail, the British Military and Naval Association of Boston will move from Bedford to Concord on Sunday May 28 to decorate graves of British soldiers at the old North bridge. Afterward officers will be hosted by the Bedford Minute Men at Bedford Town Hall with lunch and the old battle flag from Concord on display.

Lexington Minute British Military and Naval Association of Boston Bedford Concord Old North Bridge Association Bedford Minute Bedford Town Hall Battle of Concord

Thrift Dinner Tonight Aims to Stamp Out Usury

The Massachusetts Credit Union plans a $50,000 thrift campaign with a banquet at the City Club this evening. Tickets are selling fast from headquarters at 78 Devonshire Street, with more than 500 expected attendees.

Massachusetts Credit Union City Club Devonshire Street

Boston Campaign Team Captains Announced For Fund Drive

Judge Abrams and prominent Boston figures headline a volunteer drive with 80 team captains and 100 additional workers. Workers receive contribution envelopes and pledge cards, with daily progress posted on a scoreboard. The campaign operates from 78 Devonshire Street under William J. Stanton.

Abrams Elkus New York Stephen 8S. Wise McCall Curley Felix Vorenberg Max Mitchell A. K. Cohen Phillip Davis Pierre Jay Louis E. Kirstein Boston Fred Vorenberg Sol Bacharach Jacob J. Go H. Bacharach Moses Brody Edward Rose Isidor Philips Jerome Hellborn George Moses Isador Gordon City Club Henry Abrahams Massachusetts Credit Union Devonshire Street William J. Stanton

Sinn Feiners Escape in Coffins After Dublin Uprising

London May 12 report says several Sinn Feiners fled British lines in coffins during the Dublin roundup after leaders began surrendering. The escapes allegedly benefitted from lax burial certificate rules amid military seizures and turmoil.

London Dublin Sinn

Ruse to steal a corpse and a rebel’s role noted

A report details a ploy where a supposed corpse is placed in a hearse and followed to burial. Priests draw away after the service allowing grave diggers to lift the coffin and release the supposed corpse to escape. A second item mentions Professor John MacNeill’s involvement in the rebellion.

Professor MacNeill John MacNeill

MacNeill’s role in Dublin uprising mystery unfolds

Reports claim National University of Dublin leader Eoin MacNeill opposed the revolt and urged restraint while others pressed ahead. He allegedly withdrew from public life, with unverified word he may assist English authorities in investigating the rebellion as his whereabouts remain unknown.

National University At Dublin MacNeill Ers England Crown

Tungsten Plant at Bridgeport Burns

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the tungsten mining plant of the American Equipment Company at Long Hill Bridgeport Connecticut causing a loss of 250000 dollars. Firefighting facilities were lacking and a large stock of dynamite was removed before the flames reached it.

Bridgeport Conn American Equipment Company Long Hill

Well Known Woman Dies in Charlestown

Ellen Murphy of 85 Union street Charlestown dies aged, her husband an invalid for 25 years. A longtime St. Mary’s parishioner she aided church and charity work. Survived by son Patrick H. Murphy and Mrs. Richard J. Manley and brother John J. Hogan. Funeral at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday May 23 followed by requiem mass at St. Mary’s Church.

Ellen Murphy Union Street Charlestown Patrick H. Murphy Station 7 East Boston Richard J. Manley Otis Street Somerville John J. Hogan St. Mary's Church

Austrians Suffer Heavy Losses on Italian Front

Reports from Innsbruck indicate continued heavy fighting on the Italian front. About 8600 Austrian wounded have arrived at Lalbach and Austrian losses since the offensive began are estimated at 2000. The Austrians reportedly have eight to ten army corps in the Trent province.

Geneva Paris Innsbruck Lalbach Trent

Walk Postponed for Sixth Regiment NCOs

The tactical walk announced by Colonel Warren E. Sweetser for non-commissioned officers of the Sixth Regiment M. V. M. was not held yesterday due to a date conflict and will take place Sunday June 4 at Concord.

Warren E. Sweetser Concord

Prize fight busted by Lexington police

The Lexington police broke up a prize fight between a Boston youth and a North Cambridge teen in a vacant field off Bowman Street. Fighter Michael Mascari, 16, and referee Alexander Steinmetz, 18, were arrested and jailed at the Lexington station, with arraignment in Concord District Court planned for this morning. Six other young men were detained briefly and released after identification.

Lexington Boston North Cambridge Bowman Street East Lexington Michael Mascari Joseph Mascari Chambers Street Alexander Steinmetz Henry Steinmetz Oak Street Cambridge Concord

Grant English Boy’s Plea to Be Citizen

William Pike an 11 year old English orphan held at the immigration station appealed to Washington for entry as a good American citizen. A telegram received today grants him permission to enter the United States.

William Pike Washington United States

Torpedo boat Sampson reaches Rockland for trials

The torpedo boat destroyer Sampson arrived from Quincy for builder's acceptance trials set to begin Tuesday. A standardization test will mark the start of the evaluation of the vessel's performance under its builder.

Rockland Sampson Quincy Mass

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