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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

4

Freight cars diverted from Charles Street after protests

General Manager Edward Dana of the Boston Elevated agreed with Mayor Peters to divert one car freight trains from the Charles street car tracks after 8 PM. Two car trains cannot be moved due to the Commercial street terminal, causing continued access from Charles street.

Generals Edward Dana Boston Elevated Peters Charles Street Dana Commercial Street

John P Good Funeral Held in Cambridge

Prominent Boston and Cambridge businessmen city officials and Cambridge Catholic pastors attended the funeral of John P Good father of ex Mayor Good of Cambridge held yesterday at St Pauls Church Cambridge A solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev John J Ryan with Rev John J Murphy and Rev Dennis OBrien assisting A G A R detail from Post 39 served as escort Burial followed at St Pauls Cemetery Arlington.

Boston Cambridge St. Paul’s Cemetery Arlington

Harvard misquotes history say McSweeney on Ireland

Edward F. McSweeney of Boston denounces Harvard spokesmen for misquoting history to push a policy shift on Ireland and US recognition of nationhood. He criticizes President Lowell, Dean Briggs, and others citing Trent affair claims and warns of anti American sentiment in England.

Edward F. McSweeney Boston Women’s Catholic Club Woburn Harvard United States Mr. McSweeney Harvard University Dean Briggs Senator Lodge Ireland Massachusetts America Queen Victoria Abraham Lincoln Trent Lowell Henry Adams London England Gettysburg Vicksburg

Travelling Men in Convention June 3

More than 6000 members of the Order of United Commercial Travellers of America are expected to attend the annual convention in this city from June 3 to 5. Headqu arters at the Hotel Bellevue and business sessions at the Elks Club on Somerset Street. Lieutenant Governor Cox will greet the visitors at the opening session, Mayor Peters will welcome them, and Charles P. Dougherty will preside.

Order of United Commercial Travellers of America Hatel Bellevue Order Elks’ Club Somerset Street Cox Peters Charles P. Dogherty New England

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