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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1915

Page

9

Boston Couple Eloped Then Married at St. Pauls Roxbury

William R. Connolly and Miss Mary Danahy wed at 5 30 PM in St. Pauls Church Roxbury after Connollys father appeared to block the Portsmouth elopement. A reception followed at the brides home on Alexander Street. The elder Connolly, a police officer, had offered a Dorchester home for a later plan but was not invited.

William R. Connolly Mary Danahy Portsmouth St. Paul’s Church Woodward Park Street Roxbury Frederick Allchin Julia Scanlon Bart Danahy Alexander Street Connolly Police Department Shepton Street Dorchester Church Mr. Shaw North End Hanover Street Republican Party Boston M. E Temple Street C. C. P. Hiller West Roxbury Park Avenue M. E West Somerville Shaw Park Street Club Y. M. C. U. Hall Boylston Street

Harvard Dividends Drop for 3000 Co op Members

Harvard Co operative Society directors announce a dividend cut from 9 to 7 percent for over 3000 student members due to last year’s sales decline. The Harvard Square stores, serving books and student goods, report 1914 15 fiscal year sales of 443820 with 382420 from uni contracts where no profit was earned.

Harvard Harvard Co-operative Society Co-Operative Society Harvard Square

Blaze at Wrights Restaurant Causes Damages

A fire of about 500 dollars damaged John Wrights restaurant at 64 Causeway Street yesterday at noon. The blaze was caused by an overheated range andAuthorities investigated the incident.

John Wright Causeway Street

Prohibition Candidate Attacks Saloon Traffic Across Massachusetts

William Shaw, Prohibition candidate for governor, denounces legalized liquor and party leaders in sermons at Dorchester and other cities. He links alcohol to crime and social ruin, urges a united Christian response, and outlines a statewide rally schedule through election week.

Massachusetts William Shaw Jesus Christ Pilgrim Congregational Church Upham’s Corner Dorchester Prohibition Shaw Samuel W. McCall Walsh Needham Heights Horace W. Carter Congressman Carter Brotherhood Mr. Shaw Republican Party Foss Bird Carter Walter Baker Chocolate Factory Milton Lower Mill Andover

May Cure Girl of Trachoma at Immigration Station

An 18 year old Italian girl Rosa Roccobene detained 15 months at Long Wharf immigration station underwent a delicate eye operation by government physician Dr H B C Riemer. The procedure by Rosa Roccobene’s local doctor may cure the trachoma and permit her release and land entry into the country.

Rosa Roccobene Long Wharf H. B. C. Riemer United States Public Health Service

Preacher Supports Women’s Vote in Everett Sermon

The Rev. John F. Phillips of Glen dale Methodist Episcopal Church Everett preached on should women vote urging suffrage. He argued hostile interests fear direct influence of women's votes and affirmed enduring feminine qualities such as beauty goodness tact and social standing.

John F. Phillips Glendale Methodist Episcopal Church Erett

Vote and influence framed by the discussion

A fragment notes a debate about influence and political leverage connected to a key figure. The text hints at hypothetical outcomes if a vote had passed, suggesting alternate power dynamics without detailing names or places.

Tall cornstalks disrupt Leavenworth phone lines

In Leavenworth county, tall cornstalks have pressed against telephone wires, causing line outages south of Lansing at Dan Monroe's property and snorting circuits. Linemen struggled to locate the fault amid the obstructing stalks.

Leavenworth Kan Leavenworth County Lansing Dan Monroe

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