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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

3

Boston to Get Federal Aid for Long Island Farm

Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston informed Mayor Curley that the Bureau of Soils will aid Boston in establishing a farm on Long Island. An expert, Professor Milton Whitney, will examine the soil after Curley noted poor crop results on Long Island versus a thriving Deer Island farm nearby.

Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston Curley Bureau of Soils Washington Boston Long Island Deer Island Houston Milton Whitney

Buffalo Couple to Live in Brookline

Miss Bes sie Christine Ashley daughter of Mr and Mrs William Whitney Ashley of Buffalo married Lorne Robert Sutherland of Buffalo in Buffalo on Wednesday evening After June 15 the couple will make their permanent home in Brookline Massachusetts

Buffalo N. Y Bessie Christine Ashley William Whitney Ashley Lorne Robert Sutherland

Mrs Reed Dies in Portland Widow of Former Speaker

Mrs Thomas Brackett Reed widow of the former Speaker in Congress died at her Portland home after a brief illness. Born in New Hampshire she was daughter of Rev Samuel H Merrill and Susan Frentiss Merrill. She leaves a daughter Mrs Arthur Balentyne of San Diego California. The item also notes a feature on General Villa in the next Sunday Post.

Portland Thomas Brackett Reed Congress Reed Samuel H Susan Frentiss Merrill New Hampshire Arthur Balentyne San Diego California

Sandals spark debate on summer garb for Senators

A Ware ministerial representative, Roland D. Sawyer, wandered into the lower chamber wearing open work sandals, triggering discussion on the proper summer attire for Massachusetts Senators. The incident highlighted the Senate's need for a cool yet dignified dress code during hot months.

Ware Roland D. Sawyer Sawyer Senate Senate of Massachusetts

Senate debate on sandals and togas mocks hot day etiquette

The article notes the Senate weighing a playful idea to wear togas or Greek Roman outfits amid a sweltering session while the House sticks to coat and vest. A member hints at the potential press implications if the toga idea becomes reality, though he seeks anonymity.

Sawyer Senate Greece Rome Cicero Grafton Cushing Timilty

Senators Debate Toga Dress in Hot Day Senate

In a vivid exchange a Senate session ponders wearing togas and sandals as a cool, humorous response to heat. Senators Grafton Cushing Timilty Horgan Brennan and Bazeley weigh comfort fashion and tradition with remarks about Cicero Demosthenes and even Rev Sawyer’s sandals. A humorous note.

Francis J. Horgan Demosthenes Cicero Caesar Senate Suffolk James H. Brennan Sawyer William A. L. Bazeley

Wells Fargo to Take Over B&Os Express Service

Wells Fargo & Co. will begin handling the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad express business on July 1. The move expands Wells Fargo into Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, taking over from United States Express Company on the B&O and its affiliates.

New York Wells-Fargo & Co Baltimore & Ohio Express Philadelphia Baltimore Washington United States Express Company

Neglectful Father Locked Up for Trial in June

James Ke York, brought from Augusta Maine by district attorney staff, awaits arraignment in early June on three counts of non support for his minor children. He is jailed at Charles Street awaiting the Superior Criminal Court June sitting.

James KE. York Augusta John J. Rooney Pelletier Thomas D. Lavelle Charles Street Superior Criminal Court

Middlesex Club to Honor Brackett at June Meeting

The Middlesex Club plans a June 6 reception at the Parker House to honor Hon. John Quincy Adams Brackett the oldest living Massachusetts governor and long time club president. Speakers include John D. Long Samuel W. McCall and Sidney C. Binney as Republican leaders rally to boost club activity.

John Quincy Adams Brackett Massachusetts Middlesex Club Parker House Brackett Commonwealth John D. Long Samuel W. McCall Samuel J. Elder Sidney C. Bigney

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