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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

9

How shall Boston use Parkman Fund

By the will of George F. Parkman the city of Boston is to receive a large sum for the improvement of Boston Common and the city parks and playgrounds. Readers are invited to send suggestions for the fund’s administration with the restriction that the money must stay within Boston parks and playgrounds. Letters should be addressed to PARKMAN FUND EDITOR, Boston Post.

George F. Parkman Boston Boston Common Post Parkman Fund Boston Post

Parkman fund idea for Franklin Park menagerie or garden

A Boston Post reader suggests using the Parkman fund to establish a menagerie or botanical garden in Franklin Park modeled after Bronx Park New York. The plan would boost the park’s appeal for visitors and aid school classes studying plants or animals, citing prior classroom visits to the Charlestown navy yard as precedent.

Parkman Fund Boston Post Franklin Park Bronx Park New York Navy Yard Charlestown Post Dorchester

BUILD A SWIMMING TANK AT JAMAICA POND

A Jamaica Plain citizen urges constructing a swimming tank at Jamaica Pond using a small part of the sum. The brief letter appears in the Sept. 23, 1908 issue.

Parkman Fund Boston Post Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain

Parkman fund note on Charlesbank Gymnasium upgrade

In regard to the Parkman fund a suggestion is offered to improve the Charlesbank Gymnasium by adding more apparatus and better equipment. The item seeks enhancements to facilities and program resources for gym users.

Parkman Fund Boston Post Charlesbank Gymnasium

Swinging Rings and Crossbars Highlight Camp Provisions

In a brief note the line mentions accommodations in the line of crossbars and more swinging rings, with W. B. and H. H. referenced as participants or organizers.

W. B H. H

Parkman Fund Ideas for Improving Playgrounds

A letter from Henry Newman in Boston on September 22 argues for using the Parkman fund to enhance playgrounds and public parks. He urges ongoing open-air sports engagement and sustained public enthusiasm for year-round recreation.

Parkman Fund Boston Post Parkman Boston Common I Henry Newman Boston

Parkman fund urged for Boston music court on Common

An advocate proposes using George Francis Parkman’s bequest to build a music pavilion on Boston Common seating 5000 plus. The plan mirrors the Spreckels pavilion in San Francisco and Havemeyer court in Philadelphia to shelter city band concerts. Boston Sept 28. John J Bench.

George Francis Parkman Boston John J. Bench

Chelsea Judge Bosson Returns from Five Month Europe Trip

Judge Albert D. Bosson of Chelsea Court resumed the bench yesterday after a five month trip to Europe.

Judge Bosson of Chelsea Returns Europe Albert D. Bosson Chelsea Court

Erin’s Cause Boosted at Closing League Convention

Delegates numbered 1015 after late arrivals as the United Irish League closed its session. John F. O Connor of North Dakota urged undivided support for the Irish party and Mr Redmond, while officials pledged to sustain efforts despite economic downturn and pressures from England’s press. The convention drafted officers and celebrated with greetings from Dublin and New Zealand figures before a harbor excursion.

Erin Ryan John F. O’connor North Dakota O’connor Ireland Frank O’hare Newry Newry, Ire United Irish League Nationalist Party Constitutional Movement League Redmond Parnell Committee On Permanent Organization O'Callaghan James E. Dolan Ancient Order of Hibernians Fitzgibbon Mer. O'Callaghan James Gleeson Auckland New Zealand Philip McInroe The

United Irish League of America renews support for Ireland

Delegates from across the United States and Canada convene in Boston to back Irish self government and praise the Irish Parliamentary Party led by John E Redmond. The resolutions reaffirm allegiance to parliamentary methods, subsidies for Irish language teachers, and the party as Ireland’s guiding force while opposing anti Irish actions. Subscriptions totaling 79 635 dollars are listed from numerous cities and individuals.

United Irish League United Irish League of America United States Canada Boston Ireland People of Ireland Irish Parliamentary Party John E. Redmond Friends of Ireland America Grattan

National Irish League elects officers and committee members

The convention yesterday elected national president Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia and a slate of vice presidents, treasurer, and secretary. A long national executive committee includes members from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore, and many other cities with numerous clergy, civic figures, and editors.

Michael J. Ryan Philadelphia Irish League United Irish League William Temple Emmet New York Michael E. Smith St. Louis Charles F. Cooke Chicago Patrick ¥. Martin Baltimore John Fitzpatrick New Orleans Hugh McCaffrey T. B. Fitzpatrick Boston John O Callaghan W. Bourke Cochran Patrick Ford Mary O'Flaherty Ellen A. Ford John Jay Joyce Michael Breslin Patrick Gallagher Mer Charles McCready John Purroy Mitchel Roderick J. Kennedy Patrick Egan M. FE. Corbley James Dunne Mathew P. Breen New York City John J. Connor Brooklyn John A. Wilson Ae Ae O O'Connor Elmira Mer. O'Callaghan P. J. Timmins T. J. Dillon M. J. Jordan Mark H. Crehan Denis O'Reilly Michael Maynes Patrick J. Duane Eadward J. Gallagher Lowell James T. O'Reilly Lawrence James A. Dailey Toledo Thomas Reilly James F. Lennon Michael Donohue Hugh P. McAniff William J. O’brien Joseph Toner Edward F. Duffy Pittsburg Patrick F. Enright Bethlehem Penn Philip R. McEnroe South Bethlehem Patrick F. Martin M. D John L. Hasson Hugh A. Norman William F. Downey Sabina Davitt P. F. Walsh Washington, D. C John P. Lee Orange N. J John Boyd Jersey City John J. O'Connor Bellows Falls James C. Walsh Providence R. I L. R. Buckley James P. Walsh P. T. Barry M. D. Flavin Michael Golden John Guerin Denis Hayes Daniel Hanrahan J. W. Clarke Frank L. Reynolds Aurora Ill C. F. O'Leary Mark Kenny John P. Sullivan James D. Phelan San Francisco Michael Fitzgibbon Montreal Can Joseph Geoghegan Salt Lake City Andrew C. Smith Portland Ore M. J. Costello Pueblo Col J. F. T. O'Connor North Dakota Hugh Gallagher Montgomery Ala John M. Harrington Orono William E. Brady Maine William O’herin Parsons Kan Frank P. Walsh Kansas City Captaindward O’meagher Condon Springfield Mass P. J. Nevins Haverhill R. C. O'Connor

Convention pledges funds for Irish cause in America

The United Irish League pledge the convention to raise $50,000 within two years to aid the Irish parliamentary party led by John Redmond. They commend John O Callaghan Michael J Ryan and T B Fitzpatrick for their service and mourn Col John F Finerty Judge Maurice F Wilhere and Col John Y F Blake for their contributions to Ireland’s cause.

John O'Callaghan Philadelphia Ireland T. B. Fitzpatrick England Irish Party United Irish League of America Philadelphia Logue Scieene Maurice IF Wilhere Phils Geiddia Boston New York Chicago Baltimore St. Louis Brooklyn Rhode Island Wall River Toner Pittsburg Waltham Reis James W. Kenney Roxbury Cg Vast Wiraagl Mgurch Scguccvsckss Wrederick Rueter Roessle Brewing Company Rank Jones Brewing Company John Howlett Bostom Bayoddge Charles A. Bom Casper Berry & Co Childs, Sleeper & Co Prederick Beguronu Alexander de Lask Colonel Boykin Bostonia Cigar Co Northern Lights Cigar Co Trimount Cigar Co Elcho Cigar Co Charles McCormick William A. Lally Roger Sullivan Lowell L Mr. Sullivan Elmira N. Syassis J. E. Redmond Bishop Brady Michael Morrison Robert Emmet St. James Paul Kruger Gardner Napper Tandy Club Quincy League Mrs Mary Hughes Zeak Bunker Hill Charlestown Lawrence League Patrick J. Lynch Lawrence Mgr. O’callaghan Wm. T. A. Fitzgerald Bernard J. Rothwell John A. Kelcher Wolfe Tone Branch Dorchester P. R. McEnroe Sabina Davitt Washington Ellen A. Ford Mer Charles McCready New World Father Price Mary O’connor Justin McCarthy Branch Mark FI. Crehan Michael Donahue Bangor Joseph H. Shannon Kansas City the Rev. P. J. Lions Carney Hospital North Dakota League P. F TPA GU Bao Ge iJohn B. O’higgins Eeaias Oe Ewea Thomas M. Murnane Evbdeek Brookline Branch Patrick Kelly Esse Eeees Williem Glynn Cseseeeseenans ekeWes James T. Gallagher P. J. McCarthy Providence Ju Breen Denis Bergin Martin J. Roche Patrick Gavin H. V. McLaughlin Hugh McCaffrey Michael Donohue Inom America United Irish League Michael J. Ryan John F. Finerty Maurice F. Wilhere Cause of Irish Parliamentary Party South Africa John Y. F. Blake National Committee Land of Our Fathers John E. Redmond

Fashions of the season and Lydia E Pinkham praise

Fashion notes praise light evening shades and small hats with a revival of gray silver steel combos. Coats feature short waists and no merry widow style. A testimonial from Maude E Forgie of Leesbys Va credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after months of feminine ailments.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Boy Admits He Stole 44000 in Notes

Alfred McGuinness, a former telegraph boy, confessed to stealing a wallet containing 44000 in notes on Doane Street. He found only papers, tore them up, and was led from Dudley Street station after his mother expressed grief and shame.

Doane Street Mr. Chester McGuinness Alfred Lyman School Alfred McGuinness Yeoman Street Ward 17 Dudley Street

Wolf's buyers travel to New York for fall and winter apparel

In New York Mr. B. M. Wolf of Wolf's My Clothier with buyers J. W. Johnson L. R. Rinfret and N. Margolies visits the city to select the latest fall and winter clothing for men young men and boys. Wolf favors direct sourcing to the fountain-head and plans more such trips.

B. M. Wolf Wolf's Filanover Portland Streets J. W. Johnson

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