Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1922

Page

6

Adam Sutter in Street Fight After Publicity Stunt

Mrs. Carl Sutter and Adam linked by a prior publicity stunt in Maine woods faced a confrontation on Huntington Avenue. Sutter says after a dispute on a crowded Brookline-bound car he was punched in the jaw and then struck back to separate himself and his wife from the scene as onlookers clung to seats.

Carl Sutter Maine Woods Huntington Norway Street The Bay Police Station Sutter Tington Avenue Brookline Ting Holder

Lowell Urges Aid for Negro Self Help and Equality

Harvard president President Lowell spoke at an Inter-racial Cooperation service in Old South Church urging education and equality of opportunity for African Americans. He linked ending past injustices to progress for both races as bankers doctors and business leaders in the South support better race relations.

Lowell Old South Storch Commission For Inter-racial Co-operation Harvard America Greece Rome R. Lane Schmelz N’s Inter-racial Commission Virginia South

Fitzgerald Critics Cox at Dorchester Cambridge and Medford

John F. Fitzgerald a Democratic candidate for governor pressed attacks on Governor Cox at crowded receptions in Dorchester Cambridge and Medford. He charged Cox waited to the last minute to defend his record and admitted a $3000 fee for auctioning the old Bay State Street Railway, noting railway interests profited far more.

John F. Fitzgerald Cox Dorchester Cambridge Medford Old Bay State Street Railway Republican Party

Massachusetts Candidate Delivers Fiery Attack At Dorchester Theatre

The Boston audience at Fields Corner crowded a late afternoon rally where the candidate denounced Governor Cox and the Republican machine. He attacked high living costs, gas and electric rates, and wage cuts, urging leadership and a shift from party contention to public interest.

Dorchester Fields Corner Russell Bates Crane Draper Foss Walsh McCall Island Collins Massachusetts O.d Guard Dox Ialiv Commission On

Wake Gas Mishap Claims Mark Connolly in South Boston

Neighbors at a wake for Mark Connolly at 150 Eighth Street South Boston were, as gas supply from a shared meter renewed, exposed to illuminating gas. Connolly died en route to City Hospital after the gas flow extinguished a bedside light. Leo Collins, Connolly’s nephew, detected the leak early yesterday morning and found his uncle dying.

Mark Connolly Eighth Street Boston Connolly City Hospital Athens Street Street Leo Collins

English, Aetna official, dies at 38 in Hartford area

Robert Bacon English secretary of the group division at Aetna Life Insurance and son of Vice President Joell L. English died this afternoon at his father's home in West Hartford. He was 38 years old.

Hartford Conn Robert Bacon English Aetna Life Insurance Company Joell L. English West Hartford

Gaston Campaign Rallies Across City Tonight

Colonel William A. Gaston Democratic candidate for U S Senator rested after a week of campaigning and plans rallies through every ward in the city starting at 7 tonight in Brighton.

William A. Gaston United States Brighton

Election forecast and rallies in Roxbury and Boston areas

A political statement predicted a 50 000 vote lead in the United States Senate race. Colonel Gaston and Mayor Curley planned rallies in Faneuil Hall Tremont Theatre and tours with Democratic candidates. A hospital vote bloc of 75 ex service members was reported as backing Fitzgerald. A long list of evening and next day rally venues across wards in Boston and Chelsea was provided with times and locations.

United States Senate Rose Croix Hall Roxbury Gaston Curley Faneuil Iall Tremont Theatre United States Hospital Groton Fitzgerald Social Welfare Committee John Duggan William F. Murphy Cornelius Brown Washington Street Market Washington Allston School Cambridge Street Harvard Avenue Rich School Appleton Dartmouth Lowell Centre Street Minton Hall Forest Hills Municipal Roslindale Kyde Park Tileston Norfolk Street Mary Hemenway Adams and King Streets Hamilton Bowdoin Streets Sarah Greenwood Glenway Harvard Tremont Gurney Ruggles Cabot Vine and Dudley Columbia Ros Corner Bird William E. Russell Columbia Road Broadway Maynard Hall D Street Grand Opera House Washington Dover Streets Michael Angelo Charter Street Lexington Bunker Hill S. Grant Parig Street East Hoston Cheverus School Moore Street East Boston Chelsea Congress Hall Revere City

Born During Great Boston Fire Fifty Years Ago

John Francis Matthews born Nov 9 1872 in a South Street home as Boston burned. Now New England agent for a Detroit packing firm with Providence offices, he is the 50 year old son of Mary Anne and William Matthews. His father worked with many packing firms and knew Fire Commissioner Glynn who planned the fire’s 50th anniversary celebration.

Boston South Street Matthews John Theodore A. Glynn

Girl Jumps From Second Story Window in South Boston

Mary J Sullivan aged w1 years of 262 West Third Street South Boston jumped from the second story window of her home to the sidewalk last night. She was rushed to City Hospital by ambulances of the TD Street Station. Examination showed no injuries and she was held for treatment due to hysterical condition.

Mary J. Sullivan Third Street Boston Secon City TD Street

Portland Maine to Handle Lumber from California

H N Sereth a Seattle lumberman inspected the new State plier in Portland on November 6 after a cross continent trip. He pronounced it the best of its kind and arranged shipments of Oregon pine from California via the Panama Canal to Canada. Lumber will be hauled to distribute in Canada via Grand Trunk line.

Portland H. N. Sereth Seattle

Well Known Malden Resident Dies of Natural Causes

Joseph S. Stratton a longtime Malden resident and former journeyman blacksmith died yesterday morning in front of the Mountain Avenue fire station. He was 81 and resided with his wife on St Clifton Street. Born in Calais Maine he worked with Ham's blacksmith shop in Boston before moving to Malden over twenty years ago to run a garage with his son Harry. He left four grandchildren.

Joseph S. Stratton Malden Mountain Avenue Mr. Stratton St Clifton Street Calais Ham Wortland Street Boston Harry

His Wife's Visitor by Henry Kitchell Webster

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature His Wife's Visitor by Henry Kitchell Webster in its upcoming issue. The piece explores married life through a domestic tableau presented in Webster's characteristic insightful style.

Henry Kitchell Webster Boston Sunday Post

Sam Lebowitz Probed Over Pint Sale Moral Dilemma

Auburn resident Sam Lebowitz sold a pint to liquor detectives and faced prosecution. The case portrays poverty and a failed bid to reform as Central Court leans toward probation for moral steadiness while Sam vows not to sell again.

Brooks Sam Commonwealth

Sam Learns Duty From Liquor Patrol Drifts

A cryptic note describes days when liquor officers wandered and Sam found work to fend off danger. The story implies a moral lesson about being proactive and facing grim prospects. The exact events and persons remain unclear in the text.

Sam

Court praises Sam as skilled trader in tense exchange

A casual courtroom moment ends with cheers as a judge pats Sam on the back and declares him skilled. The exchange reinforces a sense of local pride and respect for the trades in the community.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adam McKesson & Robbins New York N.Y ALAX McK&r Nidane State House Bay State Wake Up Salem Boston Post Boston American Sherburne Lomasney Senate House Golden’s Gown Shop Coats Tramant Street Lagrrenee Joe Jet South Boston R. B. English John Francis Matthews California Webster Sam Lebowitz Auburn Street Nelson and Smith Central Court Caplas Roy Sam Fats Aro POLO Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co Els U. S. Patent Office Thayer McNeil Company Temple Place West Street Boylston Street DR. True H. N. Roberts Asylum St Flint, Mich Bradley Alexander Bradley Danbury, Conn Henry Johnson Hayward Ave Baltimore William G. Bonin Caddo Oklahoma Anselme Lamarre State St Sanford, Mo Gertrude
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication