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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
19
Bond Market Closes Amid Mixed Yields and Irrigation Note
The page records closing bond sales in thousands across various issues including St Louis and San Francisco lines with notes on rates and maturities. It mentions an irrigation caveat and a humid atmosphere as weather context, plus a rainfall requirement.
Gloucester will leaves life estate to public institutions
By the will of George A. Upton the Ocean Side Hotel proprietor, probate reveals an estate over 400000. About 176000 goes to individual bequests, with the rest to be divided among the Gloucester Fishermen's Institute, the Gloucester Y M C A, and the Massachusetts Congregational conference, each around 50000. Fishermen's Institute gets 15000 and the Y M C A 25000. Individual bequests include 10000 to Addison Gilbert Hospital and Union Congregational Church Magnolia, 8000 to Magnolia Men's Club House Association, and 1000 to several Magnolia groups and the Salvation Army, with other small bequests to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
George A. Upton
Ocean Side
Magnolia
Gloucester Fishermen's Institute
Gloucester Y. M. C. A
Massachusetts Congregational Conference
Fishermen's Institute
Addison Gilbert Hospital of
Union Congregational Church of
Magnolia Women's Club House Association
Magnolia Men’s Club House Association
Magnolia Improvement and Protective Association
Magnolia Library Association
Marriage Intentions List Reveals Charlestown Roxbury Couples
A long list shows multiple marriage intentions. Corneilus F. Doherty and Julia F. Tobin reside Charlestown. Joseph Ronnie and Josephine Marzynski from Roxbury. John J. O'Neil and Anpley Murphy from Dorchester and South Boston. Hovsep H Collapan and Rose Ged in Watertown. others include Osgood and French in Jamaica Plain and Roslindale. Royal and Reidy in Lynn. The record covers ages, occupations, and home addresses for each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius F. Doherty
Concord St
Charlestown
Julia F. Tobin
Elm St
Joseph Ronnie
New York City
Josephine Marzynski
Homestead St
Roxbury
John J. O'Neil
Washington St
Dorchest
Anpley Murphy
D St
Boston
Hovsep H. Collapan
Mt. Auburn St
Watertown
Rose Ged
Abbot St
Dorchester
Abbott
Howard E. Osgood
Parkton Rd
Jamaica Plain
Mildred L. French
Belgrade Ave
Roslindale
George V. Royal
Liberty St
Lynn
Minnie M. Reidy
Chelsea St
Warren G. Chace
St. Botolph St
Alice M. Hinckle
Newton
Amos H. Berry
Guild
Catherine J. McCarthy
Roxbury St
Pantaleone de Tonto
Tileton St
Filomena M. D’orbano
Walter R. Horsman
Warren Ate
Victor H. Maglio
Shawmut Ave
Pasqualina di Pio
Hull St
Samuel Land
Baltimore
Bessie M. Gainsboro
Harlem At
Thomas R. Longstreth
Bridgeport
Conn
Isabella P. Finlay
Clerk
Adams St
Thomas C. Morris
Carpenter
Henrietta R. Sadler
Cook
Windsor St
Cambridge
Harry Fallon
Field St
Violet M. Hartford
Dudley St
William P. Cassell
U. S, Army Base
Helen Walsh
Columbus Ave
David L. Beers
Maeman
Hawthorne St
Bertha LL
Dunhem
Malden
Emilio Cureio
Cottare St
Carmela Santosuosso
Liverpool St
Tovis St
John G. Kelley
Foreman
Centre St
Jam
Gladys Patriquin
Cedar St
Rox
Joseph N. Canning
Victor St
Mary BE. Markey
Packer
Beacon St
Chelsea
Four Cambridge Residents Linked in Pairs in Local Notices
Frank Kent 45 chauffeur of 1 Bulfinch Street Boston and Winifred Francis 82 of 58 Magazine, Cambridge appear in a pairing. Miles Wambaugh 40 of 22 Berkeley Street Cambridge, lawyer, with Mary C. Coit 28 of East Aurora, New York. Michael J. Bresnahan 22 of 99 Bridge Avenue Cambridge, railroad conductor, with Mary B. Chappell 17 of 28 Cedar Street Cambridge. Thomas G. Morris 6 of 665 Shawmut Avenue Hastings, carpenter, with Henrietta R. Sadler Windsor Street Cambridge at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kent
Bulfinch St
Boston
Winifred Francis
Magazine Et
Cambridge
Miles Wambaugh
Berkeley St
Mary C. Coit
East Aurora
N. Y
Michael J. Bresnahan
Bridge Ave
Mary B. Chappell
Cedar Sii
Thomas G. Morris
Shawmut Ave
Heston, Carpenter
Henrietta R. Sadler
Windsor St
Notable Residents Named in Revere and Winthrop Addresses
Clarence L. Witham age 23 paper manufacturer residing at 7 Summer street Revere. Gladys E. K. Lord age 21 at home same address. J. Johnson age 29 electrician of 1671 North Shore road Revere. Ida E. Gronberg age 19 at home 19 Charles street Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Witham
Summer St
Revere
Gladys EK
Lord
Ildge J. Johnson
North Shore Rd
Ida EK
Gronberg
Charles St
Winthrop
Salvation Army Thanksgiving Mission Feeds Greater Boston
The Salvation Army in Boston marks its 11th Thanksgiving effort with over 1000 baskets handed to shut ins and 3000 dinners planned at Caleb Bates Hall. Nine nationalities represented. General Charles H. Cole to preside as 350 diners are served in shifts from 11 to 6. Basket contents include chicken, staples, and a large syrup can, each valued at 5.50 dollars. MIT students prepared the hall as a 25 piece Salvation Army band plays. More calls for aid than ever, yet no cut in dinners or baskets despite rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Greater
Boston
People’s Palace
Charles H. Cole
Caleb Bates
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Franklin M. Sulzer
Sulzer
Gifford
Thanksgiving church services across Boston areas unite in prayer
The House of Prayer at 8 New Cross St Somerville hosts 4 p m Thanksgiving service with Frank Curtis presiding and volunteers from churches in attendance. A public Thanksgiving dinner for destitute children is set for 1 p m at 8 Cedar St Roxbury under Colonel Lindsay. Several union services, sermons, and musical programs follow at Clarendon Street Baptist Church First Methodist Temple Street Winthrop Street M E Church and People's Temple with Rev. Dr Edgar J Helms and Bishop Hughes among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Prayer
New Cross Street
Somerville
Frank Curtis
Good Cheer
Volunteers of America
Cedar Street
Roxbury
Lindsay
South End
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Joseph P. Kennedy
D. D
People’s Temple
8. H. Roblin
The
Universalist Society
Bishop Hughes
First Methodist
Temple Street
Winthrop Street M. E
Getting at source of red funds in New York hearing
Checks totaling several thousand dollars disbursed by Dr Michael Misleg treasurer of the Russian Federation were entered into evidence at today's hearing of the joint executive committee investigating Bolshevist activities in New York. Efforts to learn the source of radical funds and their use dominated the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Misleg
Russian Federation
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Executive Committee
Nightly bath by flashlight and other court notes
Examination of Martens suspended at his request until December 4 after a clash with Dudley Field Malone over a denouncement of Attorney General Newton. Misley testified about several Soviet and radical payments, and about knowing Leon Trotsky. A separate case covers a YMCA bath scene and a judge’s hold on a man for provocative flashlight nudity. Also includes diplomatic notes between Clemenceau and German officials on treaty ratification and prisoner repatriation. William Wood Jr announces resignation to start own wool business with a new company in Summer Street. He is a Harvard man with a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martens
Dudley Field Malone
Port of New York
Newton
Malone
Misley
Russian Federation
Novi Mir
Communist Party
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Russia
Rose Pastor Stokes
Maximilian Cohen
Communist World
S. Stocklitzky
Rusian Federation
United States
Young Women’s Christian Association
John K. McCullagh
Sherman W. Augusta
John
Appleton Street
Murray
Central Court
John Hanrahan
McCullagh
Augusta
William Wood, Jr
American Woolen Company
William M. Wood, Jr
Young Wood
Lawrence
Summer Street
William M. Wood
Sharp note to Germany by allies makes public
Washington November 26 The State Department released abstracts of notes between M Clemenceau and Baron von Leisner regarding the return of M von Simson to Berlin to report on negotiations leading to the peace treaty coming into force. The notes were published in press despatches from Paris earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Lersner
M. Clemenceau
von Simson
Berlin
Germany
Press de Paris
Leisner
Clemenceau
von Stinson
Vor. Simson
Washington
Baron von Leisner
M. von Simson
State Department
Paris
Wool King's Son in Job of His Own
Youngman urged to become his own boss by entering the game on the ground floor. Learn the ins and outs of the business, gain backing, then strike out independently with complete knowledge and initiative. The message promotes self reliance and entrepreneurial effort in the wool industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngman
Jews to Hold Mass Meeting in Lowell
Prominent Jews of this state held a mass meeting at the Harvard Street Hebrew School to protest the massacres of Jews in Ukraine. Resolutions urged the civilized world to halt the slaughter. The date for Boston’s Day of Sorrow was moved to December 16 to allow more parade planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Harvard Street Hebrew School
Ukrainia
Boston
Henry Lasker
Springfield
Europe
Voice of America
Robert Silverman
Zionist Organization of America
Julian W. Mack
Louis D. Brandeis
Silverman
J. D. Jurman
Israel
Class Canvass in Fund Drive for Harvard Endowment
The Boston class campaign to raise funds for the Harvard Endowment Fund is under way. Volunteers and letter campaigns target specific class totals after generous gifts from graduate schools and non Harvard men. The drive estimates minimum amounts by class: pre 1881 1.5 million, 1891–1900 8 million, 1901–1919 2.5 million, 191 to 1918 1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard Endowment Fund
Harvard
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Standard & Independent Oil Specialists
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Richmond
Providence
U.S. & M. Petroleum Co
Mutual Divide Mining Co
Geo. L. Ware & Co
Chaffee Stairs
Colonel Gifford
Greater Boston
Will
Magnolia Hotel
Edgar J. Helms
Morgan Memorial
Epworth League
Columbus Avenue
di Natale
Robert Gunderson
Miss la Palma
Mendelssohn
Wieniawski
Mascagni
Dvorak
Tschaikowsky
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Schubert
Wagner
Seesreredess
High Point
Ureapeeem
Seevesse
Invsaateteld
Dale
Seteeres
Sadnee
von Lersner
Pound
Supreme Council
W.M. Wood, Jr
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