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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1912

Page

3

Redmond Event At Tremont Temple Tonight

William H. K. Redmond and party arrive South station at 6 and are greeted by a large Irish crowd. They will be escorted to Hotel Lenox by supporters as Irish societies join in the welcome before a Tremont Temple meeting.

William H. K. Redmond South Station Lenox Friends of the Cause Tremont Temple Andrew Trahey Mission Church Fife and Drum Corps Trish National Foresters Sarsfield Guards W. H. K. Redmond M. P Hotel Lenox

Redmond Says Ulster Demonstration Not Dangerous

William H. K. Redmond, Nationalist MP, says the Ulsterites demonstration against home rule in Belfast is not dangerous, receiving a great ovation. The report notes $20,420 subscribed.

William H. K. Redmond New York Belfast

Mass meeting at Carnegie Hall backs Irish home rule

A large audience at Carnegie Hall heard a renewed call for Irish home rule. Notables including Supreme Court Justice Keogh and Alton B Parker attended, with Cardinal Farley sending support. The gathering raised 20420 dollars and featured speakers from the United Irish League and Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Carnegie Hall Ulster Ireland Supreme Court Keogh W. Bourke Cochran Alton B. Parker Herman Ridder Cardinal Farley Britain House of Commons George Croyden Marks America United Irish League Ancient Order of Hibernians Bourke ‘Cochran John D. Crimmins

Man Killed as Horse Drawn Wagon Crashes Near Manchester

Edgar Stevens, 57, of Weare, was killed when a horse kicked after he struck it with the reins. His son C. E. Stevens and Charles Picker, riding in the wagon, suffered cuts and bruises as the wagon crashed into a tree and the outfit was demolished.

Manchester N. H Edgar Stevens Weare C. E. Stevens Charles Picker Stevens Picker

Harrison’s Great Sale of Last Season Suits and Coats

Last day sale offers entire stock of men’s heavyweight suits and overcoats valued 18 to 30 dollars for 9.75. No reserves. Entire stock on first floor at 662 to 672 Washington street corner Beach by Harrison Co.

Harrison HH. Harrison Co Washington Street Corner Beach Harrison Co

Visiting Delegates Tour Boston Park System

Visiting delegates to the international congress of Chambers of Commerce ended their Boston stay with an automobile tour of the park system escorted by Mayor Fitzgerald. They will depart today for a railroad tour of the United States.

International Congress of Chambers of Commerce Boston Fitzgerald United States

Delegates Express Gratitude After Boston Visit

Two delegates will miss the trip. Herr Friedrich Thorwart, German banker, ill with pneumonia, is hospitalized. Sir Thomas Wadson of Bermuda was struck by an electric car on Huntington Avenue with a severe knee cut. Delegates praise Boston Chamber of Commerce for hospitality and pledge to strengthen international ties formed during the congress.

Herr Friedrich Thorwart Thomas J. Wadson Hamilton Bermuda Huntington Avenue Boston Copley Plaza Fenway Franklin Park Blue Hill Avenue Blue Hill Reservation Marine Park Charles River Basin L Street Fitzgerald Welles Avenue Dorchester Germany McDowell Hospital Newbury Street Herr Thorwart Chamber of Commerce Frankfurt A Main Dresdner Bank Europe Thomas Wadson

Reception for Italian Delegates Hosts in Boston

A large Italian business delegation at the fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce was hosted by Boston professionals at the American House. The Dante Alighieri Society of Boston organized the reception with Dr Rocco Brindisi welcoming guests and Angelo Salmoiraghi replying for Milan. The Italian consul Count Di Rosa and Lawyer Francischini spoke along with others.

Italy Chambers of Commerce Boston Dante Alighieri Society of National Society of Dante Rocco Brindisi Angelo Salmoiraghi Milan

Baseball Star to Wes Medford Gil

Emma Rawson Day of West Medford will wed Ches ter Emerson a former Dartmouth star and local baseball figure at her parents home 97 Monument Street West Medford. Rev Frank I Paradise will perform the ceremony with Percy A Hall as best man and Lillian Eliot as bridesmaid. The quiet home wedding runs 7 30 PM with a reception to 10 PM and a Maine honeymoon before settling in Berkeley California where Emerson works.

Emma Rawson Day West Medford Dartmouth College Chester Emerson T. F. G. Day Monument Street Frank I. Paradise Grace Episcopal Church Medford Percy A. Hall Lillian Eliot A. J. Smith West Med Wesley Emerson Dartmouth Philadelphia Athletics

Noted Masons Hear Sermon At Old South Church

In Copley square the Old South Church hosts a large Scottish Rite Freemasons audience as Rev. George Gordon preaches on The Prodigal Son with themes of fraternity. Notable attendees include Egypt’s Giulio Bonfiglio and other grand commanders from Greece Mexico Cuba Italy France and Belgium. The supreme council opens at 2 PM with welcome from Henry B. Quimby of New Hampshire.

Old South Church Copley Square George Gordon Giulio Bonfiglio Egypt Supreme Council Scottish Rite Masonic Temple Alexander Outoulon Greece Jose Castellot Mexico Manuel S. Castellous Cuba John M. Gibson Ontario Alexander McDougal Montreal Savererio Fera Italy J. M. Raymong Paris Enrico Stroheker Turin Paul Kaufman Rome Giovanni Camera Gugliemo Burgess Florence B. Krueger Brussels Henry B. Quimby New Sampshire

Cutter Saves Three Master

The three masted schooner Charles Luling bound for Boston was dismasted and towed to New Bedford by the revenue cutter Acushnet. After losing masts off Cuttyhunk in rough seas, the vessel was boarded by the Cuttyhunk life saving crew and anchored near Hen and Chickens reef before dark. Leaking badly, the Luling awaits word from its Boston owners.

New Bedford Charles Luling Eaton's Neck Boston Acushnet Cuttyhunk United States Life Saving Hen and Chickens Reef

Myers Says Baseball Should Not Be Chief Interest

Dr Cortland Myers told Tremont Temple attendees that making baseball a man's main focus leads to moral harm. He urged use of abilities for a Christian life and warned that prioritizing sport over virtue could warrant punishment.

Killed by Auto He Thought a Trolley

William Knowles aged 45 of West Newbury was killed when struck by an auto driven by George Hull. Mat thew Donagan, walking with Knowles toward Rockbridge, said both men mistook the approaching light for a trolley and were off the tracks, not expecting danger.

West Newbury William Knowles George Hull Matthew Donagan Knowles Rockbridge Hull

Massacres Protest Ties Armenian Meeting in Boston

About 800 Armenians gathered at Franklin Hall in Boston to denounce Turkish atrocities and demand reforms. Resolutions call for arrest of local tyrants, restitution of seized property, right to bear arms, a government supervised militia, dismissal of corrupt officials, and restitution of land and Armenian institutions, asserting government goodwill will end Ottoman abuses.

Greater Boston Franklin Hall Berkeley Street A. Nazar The Ark Miran Sevasly H. Selian M. Vrazian Hairenik Shadak Morgan Khoyt Toarsanjak Kizan Mirmibe Shakir Mahme Kassim Moussa Bey Albania Ottoman Empire

Auction listing offers stock sale details

An auction advert promotes selling entire stock with prices from 18 to 30 dollars. Bidders note 99.7 percent purity and no items reserved. The sale takes place on the first floor.

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