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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1915

Page

3

Russian and British Red Cross envoy promotes postwar US ties

Captain Ernest Hart, a friend of the Czar, spoke at the Harvard Club about Russia welcoming American brains, captains of industry, and Yankee inventiveness after the war. He has completed the longest wartime journey through Russia by any individual for the Red Cross societies.

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Captain Hart tours America to gauge Russia after war

Captain Hart, Boer War veteran now in the United States and in the city under Prince Oldenburg's patronage, seeks to inform Americans about Russia's condition. He notes his Red Cross work spans 15 000 miles and aims to inspire American enterprise for postwar Russia.

Russia Captain Hart Unite States Prince Oldenburg of Petrograd American Red Cross Red Cross

Pilgrim Congregational Church Marks 50th Anniversary

Cambridge church marks half a century with a morning service attended by a large congregation. Rev Burke Leavitt delivered a historical address. Pitt Parker of Boston spoke on The Harvest. Four talks at the 7:30 chapel session traced foundation stones of Pilgrim Church.

Pilgrim Congregational Church Cambridge Burke KF. Leavitt George R. Leavitt Pilgrim Church Pitt l’. Parker Boston Massachusetts Edward Abbott Charles Olmstead Fulton, N. Y George A. Tewksbury Concord Mass Frank E. Ramsdell New Bedford William H. Spench Oberlin Ohio Richard Wright

British Crew Sought On African Coast

The admiralty says the crew of the British boarding steamer Tara, sunk early this month in the eastern Mediterranean by a German submarine, has been forced to land on the African coast beyond the Egyptian frontier. British authorities in Egypt are trying to locate them.

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