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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1912

Page

3

Peace Pact Signed Between Italy and Turkey Observed

The Italian Turkish peace treaty signing was celebrated yesterday with a Te Deum at St Leonard of Port Maurice Church. A parade followed, ending in Sons of Progress Hall on Salem Street where prominent Italians from New York and Boston spoke.

Maria S. S. Carpignano Society Italy Turkey St. Leonard of Port Maurice Sons of Progress Hall Salem Street New York Boston Francisco Palombizio Father Palombizio Henry Scalzilli Francis Ciccone Anthony Donadio Ernest Martini The Massachusetts’ Gazette Joseph Pedalino

Italian Consul, Mayor Fail to Speak at Sons of Progress

Mayor Fitzgerald and G De Rosa Italian consul planned speeches at Sons of Progress Hall at 3 30 but the hall was dark and the parade delayed. McGonigle Lomasney and the consul waited past 4 pm as members marched. funds were planned for the Red Cross Montenegro in gratitude for the treaty victory.

Fitzgerald G. de Rosa Boston Sons of Progress Philip J. McGonigle State Senate Warn Red Cross Society of Montenegro Balkan Red Cross Organization

Galveston Water Line Urged to Link Boston and Pacific Coast

Mayor Fitzgerald calls Boston bankers to back a steamship line from Boston to Galveston and California to tap Texas raw materials and boost New England trade. He cites Panama Canal, notes Texas growth, and urges substantial subscriptions as a safer investment than past ventures.

Fitzgerald Boston Texas California New England Panama Canal Galveston Boston Chamber of Commerce Philadelphia Baltimore Charleston Savannah Pacific Coast Southwestern Pacific

Pockets Picked At Football Game Reported

Cambridge police received a report from G. P. Hayward of 29 Crescent Road Winchester that $45 was stolen from his pockets after the Harvard Brown game at Boylston Street on Saturday.

Cambridge G. P. Hayward Crescent Road Winchester Boylston Street

Three-Masted Schooner Ashore at Ram's Head Bar

The three mast schooner William B. Herrick ran aground on Ram's Head Bar in the lower harbor yesterday and pounded for eight hours before tug Hamilton A.Mathes freed and towed her to East Boston for repairs after losing steering gear.

Ram’s Head Bar William B. Herrick Hamilton A.mathes Boston

Actress Injures Eye While Market Shopping

Miss Marguerite St. John, while examining squabs during Saturday market shopping, suffered a painful injury to her right eye when a neighbor’s hat edge struck her. She anticipated possible theatre duties disruption but plans to continue marketing and housekeeping. She praised Boston markets and hotels observed during her first outing.

Marguerite St. John Miss St. John Boston

Strawberries Reach Size Record in Portland Park

In Rose City Park Portland Oregon H W Ternon grew a batch of strawberries measuring five and three eighths inches around. He crossed Magoons and Wilsons to achieve the result.

Portland Ore Rose City Park United States of America Wilsons

Approves Baseball on Sunday Calls for Modern Sabbath

The Reverend Charles Fleischer urged changing Sunday observances at a Sunday Commons gathering. He argued Sunday baseball would bring joy, strength, and stability to the nation, benefiting physical, mental, moral, and spiritual life.

Charles Fleischer America Judea Toiler

The Continental Sunday and Sabbath Leisure Calls

A speaker advocates freeing Sunday activities to fit individual leisure needs. He supports Sabbath quiet in the morning but urges social, educational, and recreational opportunities the rest of the day, citing Catholic and German practice as fulfilling diverse human desires.

Germany

DROWNS FROM MOTORBOAT DROWNS FROM MOTORBOAT

James W. Stetson, 45, of Braintree, fell from a motorboat off Wessagussett, North Weymouth last night. He attempted to raise a lantern when the bow struck him, killing him instantly. his body never surfaced. The party aboard, including Frank Sherman and Mrs Sherman of Weymouth, and Arthur Barker, assisted by Mrs Tate of Braintree, were towing a disabled craft offshore.

James W. Stetson Braintree Wessagussett Weymouth Stetson Frank Sherman William Tate

Berlin Proposal Seeks University of Love by Hassell

Dr. Wolfgang Hassell of Munich and Vienna proposes a university of love to German and Austrian supporters. He aims to outwit eugenists and romance idealists, condemns modern love as banal, and urges bold, honest affection despite cultural habits.

Berlin Wolfgang Hassell Munich Vienna University of Love Hassell

Falls From Boat Leads to Drowning in Neponset River

Michael Lally age 43 of Atlantic fell from his boat while gathering driftwood in the Neponset river yesterday. His body was found drifting near the Neponset bridge by his son, who reported his absence and organized the search.

Neponset River Michael Lally Waterstreet Atlantic Neponset Bridge

Do Not Observe Tuberculosis Day in Boston Churches

Tuberculosis day drew no church activity in Boston yesterday though 60,000 U S churches were expected to observe the event nationwide. The article notes Boston already participates in the national drive against the disease.

Boston United States

Warships to Signal Forts in US Harbors

The army and navy agree to an exchange of signals. When a navy vessel enters a US harbor the senior officer on board will contact fortifications with details on ship name, rank of commander, port of origin, and probable stay. Navy vessels will also call army radio stations and exchange wireless messages.

Portsmouth N. H Army Navy United States War Department

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