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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1906

Page

3

Beautiful Lady Howard Appeals At W C T U Convention

Tremont Temple hosted about 3000 delegates for the W C T U gathering with Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald welcoming participants. Lady Dorothy Howard urged release of England's barmaids as a temperance issue while recounting hardships of alcohol abuse and its effect on families and children.

Gimes Dorothy Howard Earl of Carlisle Countess of Carlisle Tremont Temple Guild Fitzgerald Countess of Carlise State House Ford Hall Bowdoin Street Ashburton Place England

Temperance Seed Planted at Native Soil Appeal

A speaker expressed happiness at a large gathering and urged support to plant the seed of temperance in her native soil. She described the task as substantial but achievable with collective help. The event opened with readings from Frances E. and the children involved in the program.

The Frances E

Willard Settlement and World W C T A Event Highlights

A temperance event featured Miss Annie Segal presenting Miss Anna Gordon with white roses as Governor Guild and officials greeted 3000 attendees at the State House. A Jackie from Missouri surprised the reception crowd, while Mayor Fitzgerald greeted delegates at Ford Hall. Lillian Stevens presided. a new gavel with historic relics symbolized the moment. An English delegation backed Stevens for international president, which she declined. Also reported is a Halifax hunger and shipwreck tale from Harrington Harbor in Quebec.

C. Hayden J. A. Curtin Agnes E. Slack Gov. Guild Jackie Missouri Temperance Movement Henry Kennison Fitzgerald Ford Hall R. E. Reed Concord Mass Faneuil Hall Plymouth Bunker Hill Monument Old North Church Old South Church George Washington John Alden Lillian M. N. Stevens

Anderson Coal Mining Co President Injured in Carriage Crash

Cc P Anderson president of Anderson Coal Mining Co was severely injured in a carriage accident Saturday evening. He is resting comfortably at Boston City Hospital with no bones broken and no internal injuries. He is expected to go home in a few days.

Cc. P. Anderson Anderson Coal Mining Co Boston City Hospital

Sailors Lost After Schooner Founders Off Anticosti

During a gale on Sunday night October 7 the schooner Horsiton sank 30 miles off East Point Anticosti Island Gulf of St Lawrence with coal aboard. Captain James Languedo and Mate William Rundel, plus a third crewman, occupied a small boat and raft. The raft was towed, then lost, and the three were not seen again. Seven days later the captain and mate were rescued by fishermen after drifting in the boat, exhausted and unfed, to Harrington Harbor aboard the government steamer Vorygie.

Horsiton Gaspe East Point Anticosti Island Gulf of St. Lawrence James Languedo William Rundel Languedo Rundel Harrington Harbor Vorygie

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