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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

6

McNary Outlines Boston Harbor Growth Drive

Former Congressman McNary spoke at Kelliher's Hall Neponset and at the Young Men's Democratic Club about boosting Boston commerce by deepening and widening harbor channels to accommodate future 1000 foot ships. He touted aiding harbor development in Congress and pledged to push food-duty removals and secure Democratic committee posts if reelected.

McNary Kelliher’s Hall Neponset Young Men’s Democratic Club Dorchester Avenue Ward 24 Boston Congress Lawrence River and Harbor Committee New York City Washington Fpaston Steeck

Meyer Jonasson Co. Conducts Remarkable Fur Sale

Meyer Jonasson & Co offers a sale on fur garments at low premium over standard rates lasting until Saturday September 17. The display features natural minks foxes raccoon wolf and Persian lamb skins with coats auto furs and new opossum and squirrel styles. Garments may remain in cold storage without extra charge. Embroidery designs taught in next Sunday's Post series use simple soap and water.

Meyer Jonason & Co Caver Ausos

Schools Brace for 105000 Children in 9 O Clock Roll Call

Superintendent Brooks reports a heavy fall enrollment with about 105000 children at nine o clock across multiple school houses due to spring retirements. Many students have been enrolled but await grade assignment, with space temporarily found in unoccupied rooms as class placement is determined.

Brooks

Boston schools cope with overflow as enrollment climbs

Across districts from Dorchester to Roxbury and East Boston, hundreds more children seek admission amid new portable classrooms and rented quarters. The Dorchester High annex and Harrison leads expand with nearly 50 000 dollars spent on expansion. New branch schools open to relieve overcrowding as registrations hit historic highs.

Dorchester High School of Practical Arts Meeting House Hill Huntington Avenue Master Weaver Meeting Trouse Hill Clarence Street Roxbury Tileston Mattapan Mattapan Church Dorchester High School North West South End Brooks West Newton Street Roxbury High School

HEEARSARGE VETERAN'S DAUGHTER A BRIDE

Helen Francis Ludy of the Dorchester Literary Society married Arthur Evin Binford an automobile dealer in Dorchester yesterday at the bride's home 78 East Cottage street Rev Father Michael J Cuddihy of St Margaret's Church officiated Peter V Ludy father of the bride survived Kearsarge crew Miss Maud M Ludy sister attended best man George Deihl classmate of the groom

Helen Francis Ludy Dorchester Literary Society Arthur Evin Binford East Cottage Street Michael J. Cuddihy St. Margaret’s Church Peter V. Ludy Kearsarge Dorchester Maud M.ludy George Deihl

Sound Refreshing Sound Refreshing on Rest and Sleep

Nature's season of rest helps the body replace waste and rebuild new cells during sleep. Cutting coffee can improve restful sleep and support recovery for the day ahead.

Nature

Never Voted for Cannon Rallies Denounce Accusations

Congressman Joseph F. O Connell spoke in Dearborn Square Ward 17 and at Polish Hall Andrew Square South Boston urging voters in Boston to reject claims he ever voted for Cannon. He cited records showing votes for Williams Clark and against Cannon, defended amendments to rules, and explained a Norris resolution pairing that kept him aligned with Democrats. He emphasized consistency and accuracy of the record while addressing local political crowds.

Joseph F. O'Connell Dearborn Square Ward 17 Polish Hall Andrew Square Boston Owen A. Cunningham Theodore Glynn William R. Shharton Frederick M. J. Sheehan O'Connell Cannon John Sharp Williams Champ Clark Congressional Fitzgerald New York Congress Messrs Kelcher Peters North Republican Party Congressman Capron Rhode Island Capron Washington Democratic Party

Bride of Gotham Pastor Weds in Winthrop Ceremony

Dr. Marguerite A Willey of Back Bay marries Rev A Ferdinand Travis of New York at First Congregational Church Winthrop. Both have noted ties to medicine and theology, with attendees Nellie Hill maid of honor and John Travis best man. reception at Young's Hotel.

Marguerite Willey Bride of Gotham Marguerite A. Willey Back Bay Ferdinand Travis New York First Congregational Church Winthrop Willey Boston University A. Ferdinand Travis Harvard M. CC. A Alexander L. McKenzie Young’s Hotel Nellie B. Hill Springfield Arlene Evelyn Atkins Florence John Travis Natick George A. Willey Lowell A. Robie Willey Fred T. Atkins Miner Fenn Melville C. Barnard

Homes Page Delights Housewife With Decor Tips

The next Sun day Post homes page offers stencil curtain designs, scarf ideas, handkerchief crafts, interior decorating advice, and a medical article by Dr. Hirshberg of Johns Hopkins University on the bubonic plague.

Next Hirshberg Johns Hopkin University

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