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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

6

Massive 10000 March Suffragists Parade in Boston Brightens City

Ten thousand costumed suffragists lead a mid afternoon parade through Boston with 30 bands flags banners and floats. The event includes international groups states where women vote and local civic organizations. Marion Booth Kelley and Olive H Hasbrouck serve as chief marshals with Julia Brightman issuing marching orders. Helen Keller will deliver a letter of thanks to Governor Walsh as the line passes City Hall and proceeds to Mechanics Hall for a mass meeting.

Massachusetts Boston Beacon Street Marion Booth Kelley Olive H. Hasbrouck Julia Brightman Charles Street Massachusetts Avenue Beacon Street Hill State House Walsh Executive Council Helen Keller School Street City Hall Curley Judith W. Smith East Boston Lucy Stone James M. Curley Boston City Hall Lord Lady Aberdeen Governor Walsh Washington Street Bromfield Street Tremont Street Tremont Boylston Street Park Square St. James Avenue Copley Square Huntington Avenue Mechanics’ Hall Alice Stone Blackwell Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Winston Churcenill National Association Temple Place

Suffrage Associations and Campaign Notes Across States 1916

A fragmented list of regions and groups including Bosnia Australia Tasmania New Zealand venmars Da Pennsylvania Iowa South Dakota West Virginia Rhode Island New Hampshire Maine and state suffrage associations. It mentions suffrage maps outdoor speakers floats artists students nurses teachers lawyers writers and newspaper writers. The fragment reads like a program or index item from a suffrage era issue.

Bosnia Australia Tasmania New Zealand Denmark Finland Iceland Isle of Man Norway New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Iowa South Dakota West Virginia Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire Maine Herald

East Boston Patrolman Punished for Absence Without Leave

Police Commissioner O'Meara orders Patrolman William A. Farley of East Boston station to 72 hours of punishment duty after a trial board found him absent without leave. The board included Captains Hall Grant and Reardon.

O'Meara William A. Farley East Boston Farley Hall, Grant and Reardon

Postmaster Edlund Arrested for Misusing Postal Funds

Carl I. F. Edlund, postmaster of Westdale, West Bridgewater, was arrested on a U S postal complaint alleging he converted $1712 53 of postal money order funds to his own use He admits using the money to run a small store tied to the Westdale post office and faced a $500 bail with a hearing set for October 19 in front of U S Commissioner Hayes Edlund a civil service appointee previously worked as a Brockton shoe worker and earns 24 a year.

Carl IF. Edlund West Bridgewater Westdale Post Office Swift Edlund Civil Service Brockton United States Hayes

Vermont Sunday School Association Elects President

The Rev. William Shaw of Montpelier was elected president of the Vermont Sunday School Association at its annual convention in Richford. About three hundred delegates attended, and the meeting was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Richford William Shaw Montpelier Vermont Sunday School Association Methodist Episcopal Church

Look Out For Your Eyes In The Sunday Post

An illustrated feature in the coming Sunday Post explains eye health and safety. It covers common sight risks, practical tips, and recommended routines to protect vision despite busy daily life.

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New England Branch Plans 56000 Dollar Foreign Work Fund

In Providence Rhode Island on October 14 the New England Branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church concluded a three day convention voting to raise 56000 dollars for work abroad next year. Officers elected include President Mrs John Legg Worcester first vice president Mrs Charles Parkhurst Somerville corresponding secretary Miss Florence L Nichols Lynn associate secretary Miss Clementina Butler Providence recording secretary Miss Sophronia B Rich Newton Mass secretary of special work Mrs A P Sharp Newton Lower Falls Mass treasurer Mrs Frank M Hoyt Melrose Mass and assistant treasurer Miss Juliette Smith Boston.

Providence R. I New England Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church John Legg Worcester Charles Parkhurst Somerville Florence L. Nichols Lynn Clementina Butler Sophronia B. Rich Newton Mass A. P. Sharp Newton Lower Falls Frank M. Hoyt Melrose Juliette Smith Boston

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