Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1919

Page

3

Provincetown Tercentenary Appeals For Federal Aid

The Provincetown tercentenary committee asks the joint Congressional committee for federal funds to build a permanent memorial at Provincetown marking the Pilgrims landing in 1620. Plans include connecting the harbor site to the monument with a pier and parkway and completing approaches, with ceremonies planned around the 1920 300th anniversary. The long list of committee officers and honorary vice presidents includes William H. Young, Charles N. Rogers, Jerome S. Smith, and many state and local figures.

Provincetown Cape Senate House of Representatives Washington Provincetown Harbor Cape Cod Massachusetts Plymouth O. S Carver Town Hill Joint Special Committee of Congress United States William H. Young Charles W. Hawthorne Walter Welsh William B. Lawrence Richarr Miller Edwin N. Paine Charles N. Rogers Selectman Henry Mottet Myrick C. Atwood John A. Cook John A Theson Wilbur D. Steele H. Young Jerome S. Smith William 3. Lawrence Thomas C. Thacher Senator Lodge Senator Walsh Joseph Walsh M. C Jerome 9. Smith A. P. Hannum James Biram Francis Bacon Jones George Allen J. C. Freeman Post F. K. Williams American Legion Benedict FitzGerald Raymond A. Hopkins Frederick Co. Swift Cullen C. Campbell John Adams William H. Ryder D. D R. Perry Harwich Hayden Richardson Dennis Thomas P. Consadine Brewster Heman A. Harding Chatham J. Bradford Steele Orleans Nathan H. Clark Eastham Everett I. Nye Wellfleet Manuel F. Corey Truro William T. Johnson Joseph E. Montgomery J. Ds Cogan M. C. Terra D. A. Raposa Joseph H. Weeks Joseph Eikerling Provincetown Art Association George Elmer Brown Beachmembers’ Club Provincetown Board of Trade Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association Florence Hudson Nautilus Club Playground Association Florence Waldin Research Club Melzar Chaffee Sailloft Club King Hiram Lodge A. F A. M E. A. DeWager Joseph Warren Chapter Royal Arch Masons W. H. Healey Marine Lodge Odd Fellows Mertie Kelley Daughters of Rebecca Edith Young Woman's Relief Corps Mary Stull MacIntyre Red Cross Franklin EF. Hill Royal Arcanum John A. Lewis New England Order of Protection St. Peter's Aid Society John Dennis Portuguese Fraternity Frank Rose St. Michael Society St. Michael Ladies’ Society Minnie Davis Sisters of St. Joseph Society Harping Hand Society Mattie A. Lewis Neptune Sunshine Branch Harriet Paine Visiting Nurse Association Frederick C. Boynton Percival J. Eaton Lowe Phelps J. F. Snow

Fail to Settle Dockmen's Strike in New York

Representatives of shipping interests met with Mayor Hylan to settle the longshoremen strike but the talks produced no result. Piers showed few strikers back to work and no major change, while eighteen steamers and two sailing vessels were cleared for early sailing.

New York Hylan

Alpha Club hears Mrs Rand story in Dorchester meeting

The Alpha Club of Dorchester met at the Dorchester Women's Club for its second business meeting of the year. Members listened intently to Mrs William Bris bane Rand's account titled Dorchester in the Early Days.

Alpha Club Mrs. Rand Alpha Club of Dorchester Dorchester Women’s Club William Brisbane Rand

Faithful Policemen Rewarded For Service During Strike

Checks of 200 were given to all police officers who remained on duty during the strike by the trustees of the fund for the defenders of public safety yesterday. There were 516 eligible. The total distributed amounted to 103200.

Defenders of Public Safety

Boston police bonus fund tops half a million

The Boston police fund raised by public subscription totals 500 510.22 dollars with 100 400 paid to State Guard members and about 1 500 assisted. Bonus checks go to families after investigation while 2 000 more cases are reviewed. A November benefit by Patrolmen's Union leaders features new acts and songs lampooning officials.

State Guard John R. Macomber Sach Pemberton Square Michael H. Crowley Boston Curtis Coolidge Peters Treasury John S. Decrow First Motor Corps

Peptiron Tonic Praised for Vitality and Sleep

An old style advertisement touts Peptiron as an agreeable iron tonic that strengthens all organs, aids digestion, improves appetite, and promotes natural sleep. It claims benefits for anemia, nervousness, and dyspepsia with testimonials from E. P. Winkley of Gossville New Hampshire. Manufactured by C I Hood Co Lowell Massachusetts.

E. P. Winkley Gossville N. H C. I. Hood Co Lowell Mass

Suf folk county tag day for Roosevelt Memorial Fund

Today tag day runs across Suffolk with 3000 women canvassing Greater Boston to lift the county quota above 100000 dollars. The drive trails the needed pace to hit Massachusetts 300000 dollars by Monday night, the drive’s final day.

Suffolk County Roosevelt Memorial Fund Boston General Committee Massachusetts

Tag Day Workers Aim for Memorial to Colonel Roosevelt

Boston volunteers mobilize across banking and business districts before noon and retail and amusement areas afterward to raise funds for a Colonel Roosevelt memorial. Miss Esta Mae Barr leads with a large committee of local notables as U. S. S. Brazos crew contribute 47.50 and a notable poetry reading adds public appeal.

Boston Jonathan Brown, Jr Martha Wetherbee Mary St. B. Eustis Esta Mae Barr F. B. Cutler W. F. Snow Everett C. Benton Brown Roosevelt Miss Barr General Edwards Nathaniel Thayer J. Tracy Eustis David C. Percival D. K. Snow Fred B. Cutler Marion Greeley Devereaux Barker Sidney Shuman Marjorie Thayer Chandler Robbins Albert Register Franklin W. Hobbs Edward J. Holmes Frederick M. Stone Jane Peters Andrew J. Peters Henry W. Harris Albert J. Woodlock Arthur Merritt Alexandra Carlisle Peter H Hines Dorothy Forbes Guy Warren Greater Boston Liberty Hall U. S. S. Brazos Navy Yard Sherwin L. Cook Joseph P. Walsh Michael Murray Joseph Connolly A. A. Lockerpie Mr. Roosevelt Lee, Higginson Company Greater

Roosevelt Night at Trinity Church Newton Centre

Sunday evening at Trinity Church Newton Centre features Roosevelt Night with Prof William Roscoe Thayer delivering an address on Theodore Roosevelt at 7 15 p m. Musical selections include Tschaikowsky Andante Cantabile Rubinstein Melody in F performed by Ruth Stickney Incile Quimby and Arthur M Phelps. Morning service at 1045 a m includes Mrs Allen Hubbard performing the prelude to Saint Saens Deluge.

Roosevelt Trinity Church Newton Centre William Roscoe Thayer Theodore Roosevelt Tschaikowsky Rubinstein Ruth Stickney American’ String Quartet Incile Quimby Arthur M. Phelps

St. John’s Hikers Complete First 16-Mile Walk

Members of the St John s Walking Club at St John s Preparatory College will begin a hike to Boston at 8 30 tomorrow morning with the Boston Post building as the goal. The club s first trek last Saturday covered 16 miles to Lawrence with 17 starters all finishing.

Danvers St. John’s

Bromine Quinine Tablets Adverts Claim Cold Aid

An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a cure for grip and influenza, describing them as a germ destroyer tone and laxative tonic. It notes only one branded box with E. W. GROVE'S signature.

E. W. Grove

Belgian Queen Supports Votes for Women in NonMilitant Stance

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium advocates women's suffrage but rejects militant methods and equality of the sexes. She stated this position aboard King Albert's train in Pennsylvania on October 24 as reported by the Associated Press.

King Albert Pennsylvania Associated Press Queen Elizabeth

Queen Considers Roles for Women in Postwar Society

The queen states that war showed no equality of the sexes yet supports voting rights. She outlines work likely for women such as nurses social workers librarians and playground instructors while noting women should choose school trustees for school matters. She adds she cannot keep up with fashion trends and jokes about being behind the procession.

Fire drills set for Boston fire companies October 27

Fire departments in Boston will begin drill sessions on Monday October 27 per a general order issued by Fire Chief Peter E. Walsh and Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy.

Boston Fire Department John R. Murphy Peter E. Walsh

Dr Van Allen Lectures On Experiences Abroad

The Rev William Harman van Allen rector of the Church of the Advent gave the third lecture on his experiences abroad with the army of occupation in the Sunday school room last night. He spoke on America and France.

William Harman van Allen Church of the Advent Army of Occupation van Allen America France

Boston business leader John Mason Little dies at 67

John Mason Little prominent Boston real estate figure and former vice president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce died at his home 317 Dartmouth Street after a six week illness. Born January 14, 1848 in Boston, he helped develop the Little building at Boylston and Tremont and led the Little estate since 1869. He leaves seven children.

John Mason Little Boston Dartmouth Street Swampscott Mr. Little New England Thomas Little Plymouth Richard Warren Chauncey Hall School English High School Massachusetts Institute of Technology North Shore Little Boston Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Exchange Little Estate Boylston and Tremont Streets Helen Beal James H. Beal George L. Clark Brookline John Mason Little, Jr Charles W. Ogden New York Grace A. Little Amos R. Littl Helen Little Williams, Whitelock Marlboro

Fires At Train Kills Rider In New Jersey

Orangeh New Jersey October report describes Curtis Brace 12 firing from an attic with a .22 rifle at a passing train. Peter A. Cramer, co doctor in the cab, died from a mortal head wound. Brace was taken from school to the police station for questioning.

Orangeh N. J Curtis F. Brace Peter A. Cramer Cramer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congress Scott & Bowne Scott’s Surplus Motors Philadelphia District Salvage Board Ordnance Department Market Street Philadelphia Eddystone Rifle Storage Eddystone, Pa Philadelphia District Ordnance Office Peptiron QUEEN Best VilSah Eee Bellans Indigestion Bellans Winter Street Boyle Bros Edward Batty P. McCarthy & Son So. Sherborn, Mass Coats Massie Shops Charrie Edwards Wash’nton St
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication