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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1916

Page

11

Democrats Propose Popular Subscriptions to Cover Campaign Deficit

Wilbur W. Marsh announces a $300,000 deficit in the Democratic national campaign fund to be covered by popular subscriptions. Boston leaders and Massachusetts figures back the plan, urging 2000 cities to raise $100 each while individuals contribute the remainder.

United States Boston Massachusetts New England Marsh Billings Democratic National Committee Wilson

Plan to raise deficit through popular subscriptions praised

Marsh says the deficit plan should mirror the broad support seen in the vote and fund collection. Billings and figures from Walsh Curley Douglas Coolidge defend small donor funding over big private contributions. Officials expect announcement of New England’s share today.

David I. Walsh Curley Douglas Wilson Coolidge Fitchburg New England

Pianist Lester Donahue Delivers A Varied Recital

Lester Donahue, pianist, offered Bach Brahms Schumann Chopin MacDowell Carpenter Mendelssohn and Liszt in Jordan Hall. He displayed virtuosity in Schumann but lacked maturity in Chopin and presented a mannered style. The young artist needs further study to gain authoritative artistry as the small audience remained cordial.

Lester Donahue Bach Albert Brahms Schumann Chopin MacDowell John A. Carpenter Mendelssohn Liszt Jordan Hall Donnahue

Madison Square Garden Propr proprietors file bankruptcy

New York November 13 The F and D Company owner of Madison Square Garden filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Reported mobilities of 3 068 879 and assets of 2 753 141.

New York F. & D. Company Madison Square Garden Exposition Place

Billy Sunday’s day of rest proves busy in Boston

Billy Sunday woke at 8 am in his Boston home at 324 Commonwealth Avenue and began his day of rest with a flurry of duties. He gave firm instructions to his retinue, addressed over a thousand ministers at Park Street Church, and spoke to Unitarian ministers at Second Church in Brookline, among other details.

Billy Sunday Commonwealth Avenue Park Street Brookline Post Grace Mr. Sunday Mr Sunday Robert Matthews Park Street Church Billy Ma Sunday Sunday Curley City Hall National Shawmut Bank William A. Gaston Benjamin Joy

Sunday Campaign Forges Women Work in Boston

The Boston coverage details Billy Sunday and Ma Sunday meeting officials and visiting leaders, then outlines Grace Coleman Lathrop’s executive plans for women’s work. Luncheons begin at Park Street Church, with Miss Frances Miller directing office workers and Miss Miller guiding Bible study and nurse outreach across hospitals and industrial centers.

Grace Coleman Lathrop Boston Tremont Temple Ruggles Street Baptist Church Business Women’s Invitation Committee Business Women's Council Frances E. Miller Asher Tabernacle Park Street Miss Miller William Asher Alice Miriam Gamilin Sunday Frances Miller Business Women’s Work Christian Fellowship Fellowship of Grace Saxe Brookline Michigan Jean B. Lamont

Billy Sunday and Ma Sunday Visit City Hall

The evangelist couple paid a courtesy call on Mayor Curley at City Hall, exchanged greetings with staff and police, and learned he would return their call. Curley mentioned plans to visit Sunday’s tabernacle and possibly the Sunday home for dinner, while presenting a critical letter from a Western minister, which Sunday downplayed.

Billy Sunday Ma Sunday Tabernacle Commonwealth Avenue

Quincy Cigar Ad Promises Mellow Smoke and Nerve Boost

An old ad praises Tyvuincy Cigar smokers for nerve and steadiness. It claims the smoke is mellow yet pungent and traces quality to right tobacco, blend, and workmanship. The copy notes the experience from first draw to final puff and ends with a 10 cent price.

New England

Opium Raids in Portland by Federal Officers

A squad of 10 United States Inspectors from Massachusetts and New Hampshire joined local federal officials and the chief in Portland to conduct opium raids. The operation targeted suspected illegal drug activity with support from federal authorities.

Portland United States Massachusetts New Hampshire

Pinex cough syrup promise and directions

An advertising notice touts Pinex based cough syrup as a quick remedy for dry hoarse and chest coughs. It claims relief within 24 hours for throat and chest colds and lists preparation steps and a money back guarantee.

Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind

Police raid nets opium haul and two arrests

Police Daniel L. Bowen led two raids and seized a large opium supply. They arrested Sam Wah, laundry proprietor at 274 Congress Street, and Willie Chin Moon at 151 Washington Avenue. Sam Wah resisted as officers entered the laundry, with opium gear found on a bed and in the cash register area.

Daniel L. Bowen Sam Wah Congress Street Willie Chin Moon Washington Avenue Bowen Sam

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Wilbur W. Marsh Democratic National Campaign Committee Democratic Fund Walsh Currey Port Edmund Billings Mr. Hill Red J Madison SQ. Garden Lyons Jordan Marsh Company God Mayor Curley Adamson Madame Grand Opera Frederick Stearns & Co Detroit U.S.A Rome London the House of Kup Kuppenheimer Kennedy’s Hawley Streets
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