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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1913

Page

3

U. H. Co Sale Highlights Deep Discounts on Men’s Gear

U. H. Co advertises a two day sale with large discounts on men's and boys’ clothing and accessories. Bands include corduroy hunting caps leather gauntlets waterproof coats and shoes along with hats, travel bags and trunks. Special prices emphasize heavy coats, rainwear, and workingwear across multiple product lines. The store promotes value through union-made goods and warns buyers to visit Hanover Street and Union Street Tunnel Station locations.

New England Reliable Union Hat CO U. H. CO U. H. Coo UNION OU. H. CO Wachusett U. WH. CO U.hco Boston U. BH. CO U. HW. CO Hanover ST U. H.co Brown WIENS U. H. CO. der Union Street Tunnel

Three Reject Mayor Rice Appointment To Hospital Board

Mayor Fitzgerald was surprised when civil service commissioners rejected Thomas F. Rice of East Boston for a trustee post on the Consumptive Hospital Board. Rice had been named to replace Chandler Hovey after his term ended. the commission said he lacked required qualifications for that position.

Fitzgerald Civil Service Commissioners Thomas F. Rice East Boston Chandler Hovey

Mayor condemns Civil Service rejection of Rice for hospital board

The Mayor denounces the Civil Service Commission for rejecting Rice as a trustee of the Consumptives Hospital. Rice, a East Boston lawyer and bar association president, would replace Chandler Hovey whose term expired. The Mayor vows to re-submit Rice’s name citing Rice’s local knowledge and suitability.

Rice Civil Service Commission The Consumptives’ Hospital Chandler Hovey Hovey

Won a Wife on Vacation Bride to Wed Monday

Miss Annie E. Flood a South Boston schoolteacher and daughter of the late Thomas W. Flood will marry James H. Murray of Albany N Y in a nuptial mass at St Eulalia s Church South Boston Monday morning The couple will reside in Albany after a wedding trip to the South and Miss Flood is honored by a banquet at Young s Hotel with friends prior to the ceremony

Adirondacks Annie E. Flood South Boston Albany

Governor Opens Wide Inquiry Into Prison Cruelty

Governor Foss announced a broad probe into treatment of inmates across all state institutions. He ordered Dr. Charles E Thompson to provide annual injury, accident, violent death, and accountability details for Danvers and Worcester hospitals for 1912 and 1918, noting missing data in existing reports.

Foss Charles E. Thompson State Board of Insanity Danvers Worcester

Shorty Hears From Pema quid

Sewell Ford writes a standout feature for Post Magazine with vivid humor and brisk pacing. The piece promises sharp observations and lively exchanges that fans should not miss next Sunday.

Shorty Pemaquid Sewell Ford Post

Harvard Students Seek Shorter Hours and Union Action

Harvard undergraduates consider joining a union other than the Harvard Union to win shorter hours and more time for meals. The article notes delays between lectures, a 30 minute lunch, and seven minute transitions between classes with some halls 16 minutes apart, risking absences.

Harvard Harvard Union Cambridge

Arlington Runners Defeat Harvard Freshmen in Close Race

The unbeaten Arlington High School cross country team defeated the Harvard freshman squad at Menotomy Park in a tight 31 10 mile race. Captain Gaylord Goldsmith led Wunderlich Adams and others as Adams edged Harvard’s Cook by two feet.

Arlington Harvard Menotomy Park Gaylord Goldsmith Wunderlich Adams Cook

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