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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1914

Page

5

Mgr Splaine Opens Series at Cathedral School Hall

The Right Rev Mgr M J Splaine D D opens the autumn lecture course of the League of Catholic Women under Cardinal O Connell at Cathedral School Hall Malden street at 8 oclock tomorrow afternoon The league officers are Mrs James Dwight president Mrs Colin W Macdonald vice president and Mrs C James Connelly treasurer Future engagements include November 4 Rheims Cathedral Past and Present by Francis G Fitzpatrick Harvard University November 14 St Theresa by P J Supple and November 28 John Mansefield The Part of Today and Tomorrow by Mrs Anna Johnson A M December 2 Thrift by Hon Joseph H ONeil and December 12 The Salem Disaster and How It Was Met by the Forces of Charity by Rev M J Scanlan

Benedict XV Mgr M. J. Splaine League of Catholic Women Cardinal O’connell Cathedral School Malden Street League James Dwight Colin W. Macdonald C. James Connelly Anna Johnson Joseph H. O'Neil Salem Charity M. J. Scanlan

Students to Teach Aliens at Free Mission Schools

Under Rev J E FitzPatrick Boston College psychology professor twenty five seniors pledge to teach illiterate foreigners at free mission schools in coordination with St Vincent de Paul society Classes will begin in a fortnight at announced locations FitzPatrick aims to supervise personally and relay teams will cover two evenings a week to offset workload Ginger Pop features in next Sunday Post.

J. E. FitzPatrick Boston College St. Vincent de Paul Society Father FitzPatrick

Apples Take Center Stage in Boston Market Windows

Everyone is buying apples this week with a tempting showroom of varieties in Boston market windows. McIntosh Reds, Harvey Greenings, Baldwins, and the Gravensteins appear with prices from two fifty to three fifty per barrel, plus sweets and King varieties.

Boston Harvey Greenings Baldwins South Shore

Market Prices For Eggs Fruits and Vegetables Text

The article lists current prices across eggs butter meats and produce. Best eggs 54 cents, fresh Western 42, storage 34 and 28. Pears Secker 75 cents a peck winter pears 10 cents per pound. Grapes Tokay Malaga Concord five to six cents per pound. Vegetables include string beans 10 cents quart, green tomatoes 45 cents peck, celery 8 and 15, Lima beans 15, cucumbers 10 cents each, tomatoes 7 and 18 cents per pound, cauliflower 20 and 30 cents a head, lettuce five cents a head, sweet potatoes 22 cents per 10 pounds, Irish potatoes 20 cents a peck, radishes two for five cents, cranberries six cents quart, spinach 15 cents a peck, sweet corn 80 cents a dozen. Fish prices vary with cod seven, haddock eight, finnan haddie 10, bluefish 12 1 2, red snapper 17, yellow pike 25, salmon 25, smelts 20, sea trout 17, halibut 15, perch 20, mackerel 45, sea bass 18, striped bass 20, pickerel 25 cents.

Argentina Tokay Malaga Concord

Venezuelan Cabinet Members Resign En Masse

Washington Oct. 22 A Venezuelan cabinet crisis led to all members resigning American Minister McGoodwin told the State Department the resignations were accepted but offered no details on the crisis cause.

Washington Venezuela McGoodwin State Department

Captain Polack Objects to Kron Princessin Cecilie Transfer

Skae CAPTAIN NERVOUS BAR HARBOR Me Oct 22 Captain Charles Polack commander of the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie says he opposes any summary transfer of his ship to Boston by federal court order. He left Bar Harbor tonight and is believed to have gone to New York to confer with line agents.

Bar Harbor Charles Polack Kronprinzessin Cecilie Boston Polack New York Line

Captain Polack rejects British assurances on Cecilie voyage

Captain Polack told John H. Wilson United States marshal for Maine he would not permit the Cecilie to sail without an official guarantee of ship safety convoys and immunity for his crew. He distrusted Britain and France and questioned a torpedo boat destroyer’s sufficiency if a large warship stopped the liner. Wilson and Morse expect Navy papers tonight or tomorrow plan Boston voyage. Polack said departure would likely be eight or nine days away.

Polack John H. Wilson United States Maine Great Britain France Cecilie Pissex Marshal Wilson Marshal Morse Boston Navy Department Cecilic

New York liquor firm fined five thousand dollars

Judge Morton of the United States District Court yesterday imposed a five thousand dollar fine on A. Blum, Jr.'s, Sons, liquor importers in New York for violating internal revenue laws by using foreign wine and liquor casks without destroying their customs stamps.

Morton United States District Court A. Blum, Jr S, Sons New York Internal Revenue

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