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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1911

Page

5

Mackirdy House to Aid Impoverished Women in London

London reports a new hotel project for girls and women facing poverty. Mrs Archibald Mackirdy known as Olive Christian Malvery announces Mackirdy House will open with the Duchess of Albany to provide shelter for up to fifty guests plus a cottage. The shelter will be run by Mrs Bramwell Booth and welcomes women of all conditions, especially those striving to earn a livelihood.

London Archibald Mackirdy Olive Christian Malvery Lilia

Stowaway Found Under Boilers Aboard Cambrian

James Hunter a young Englishman hid under the Leyland liner Cambrian’s boilers to avoid immigration inspectors. Found asleep and in poor condition he was captured after a long search and turned over to authorities for deportation.

James Hunter Cambrian London Hunter Lundberg Kilner East Boston

Dress and suffrage clash sparks in public critique

Ida Husted Harper argues Boston women’s dress harms the suffrage cause. She cites hats, low necklines, and exposed figures as fueling contempt and ridicule, saying fashion choices shape voters’ views and harm the push for woman’s vote. She links glamorous society styles to crime and public indecency in eateries.

Ida Husted Harper Boston

Scottish Societies Plan Three Day Tremont Temple Fair

The United Scottish Societies of Greater Boston schedule a three day fair at Tremont Temple Thursday to Saturday to replenish the Burns Memorial Association treasury. Leaders Alexander McGregor Walter Ballantyne Pottinger James Sinclair and MacKenzie among others will participate in afternoon and evening events.

Tremont Temple United Scottish Societies of Greater Boston Burns Memorial Association Alexander McGregor Walter Ballantyne Pottinger The Scottish Charitable Society James Sinclair Boston Caledonian Club MacKenzie

Man Chokes to Death on Meat in Restaurant

George Wilson aged 50 of 216 Harrison avenue died after a piece of meat lodged in his throat during Sunday dinner at a Harrison avenue restaurant yesterday noon. Two workers helped him outside thinking an asthma attack, and he died unattended in a doorway. His wife at 246 North Main street Pawtucket RI and Mrs Shiles of 19 Readville place Hyde Park were notified.

George Wilson Harrison Avenue Wilson North Main Street Pawtucket R. I Shiles Readville Place Hyde Park

Fire Bug Alarm Recalled in North End Tenement

A basement fire at 9 Tileston Street in a crowded North End tenement district sparked fear of a resurgent firebug who terrorized the area last summer. Investigators note the blaze appeared incendiary in origin and early yesterday morning.

Tileston Street

Fire Starts in Basement Waste Pile in Four-Story Brick

A morning fire in a North End neighborhood originates in a rubbish pile in the basement of a four story brick dwelling occupied by S Orandella and nearby families. Neighbors shout warnings as smoke pours from basement windows. Police and firemen act quickly, and damage is described as small.

North End S. Orandella Orandella

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