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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1914

Page

6

Fireman Trapped On Ladder Survives Bold Rescue

A dramatic fire on Pittsburg street engulfed a six story plant linking the McElwain company. Fireman Johnson, trapped on a ladder, was saved by crewmates who hurled streams into the flames. Cullen and Hogan on the sixth floor narrowly escaped, later treated for exposure. The blaze caused about 50 000 dollars in direct damage with higher losses from water and smoke.

Avithijimmie Johnson Engthe 3 Ladderny William Kelley John Haley Cullen Hogan Edéward H. Googin Zeeb Hibbard Pittsburg Street Charles J. Prescott The McElwain Company New England Pittsburg Congress Streets Interstate Shoe Company McElwain Sales Boston Wharf Company Prescott Mcb. Wain Company Army Navy Manchester N. H McElwain

Progressive party seen as safeguard of democracy amid treason talk

The piece argues the Progressive party preserves democracy as the nation confronts alleged constitutional distortions and international betrayals. It presses that opponents misuse the Constitution and warns of perfidy under President Wilson, urging integrity, accountability, and faithful pledges in government.

Colorado Vacation Deals Show Cheap Hotels and Boarding

A booklet from the Burlington route claims Colorado offers affordable two week or longer trips with lodging as low as eight dollars a week at numerous boarding houses. It lists hotels and boarding houses, their locations elevations and rates, plus Colorado attractions.

Colorado Burlington Alex Stocks New England Ags Washington Boston

Gallivan Speaks at Five Rallies in Boston District

Campaign notes recount five rallies across Ward 20 and Dorchester with Governor Walsh and state lawmakers backing James A. Gallivan. Gallivan denounces his Progressive opponent and Cochran’s shifting party alignment while arguing Democrats can bring federal benefits to the district.

James A. Gallivan Congress Minot Street Neponset Avenue Lawlor Field's Corner Adams Street Lewis R. Sullivan Bowdoin Hamilton Streets John A. Anderson Savin Hill Dorchester Avenue Peter J. Donaghue William E. Russell Gallivan David J. Walsh Edward P. Barry State House Walsh Boston Massachusetts W. Bourke Cochran New York Cochran Tammany Hall Democratic Party Faneuil Hall Boutwell Taft Philippines Manila Tle Roosevelt Parker Litttle House Mann Illinois Washington White House Senate

Cole says mayor is again mistaken over building site

Former Fire Commissioner Cole rejects the mayor's claim that his 1912 1918 report recommended a new engine company on the site of Chemical Company 3 Winthrop Street Charlestown. He says the recommendation was not made.

Cole Chemical Company Winthrop Street Charlestown

Floral worker James H. McManus dies at 35

James H. McManus age 35 died of a cerebral hemorrhage yesterday at his home 120 Hyde Park avenue Forest Hills. He had worked for Galvin the florist for 44 years. His funeral will be from his home this morning at 9:30.

James H. McManus Galvin Hyde Park Avenue Forest Hills

Siegel divorce papers vanish from county clerk office

New York April 3 A mystery surrounds the Siegel divorce case as papers appear to have disappeared in the county clerk's office Judge Rockwood says the summons complaint and service affidavit were filed and served by consent but no record exists in the divorce docket and no one recalls seeing the documents

New York

Siegel Bank Inquiry Witness Will Testify Here

District Attorney Pelletier announced the grand jury will begin Friday and Mrs Marie Vaughan Wilde Siegel wife of Henry Siegel will appear before the jury in the local bank operations investigation.

Pelletier Henry Siegel Bank Marie Vaughan Wilde Siegel Henry Siegel

Prize Winners at Le Petit Trianon Waltz Contest

Miss Pauline Chamberlain of Brookline and Harold O Whitney won prizes in the waltz at Le Petit Trianon yesterday afternoon. About 30 society members competed. Miss Chamberlain and her brother William E Chamberlain excelled in tango and one step. Miss Lucille Perry Flair and Mr Chamberlain performed the Half and Half exhibition.

Pauline Chamberlain Brookline Harold O. Whitney le Petit Trianon Miss Chamberlain William E. Chamberlain Lucille Perry Flair Mr. Chamberlain

Rebels near Tampico prepare to attack city

Rear Admiral Fletcher reported constitutionalist outposts within five miles of Tampico and that federals may surrender without resistance. He noted 1000 constitutionalists at Laguna Puerto and plans to strike when 1000 troops arrive under General Castro, while Tampico suffers water cuts and a smallpox rise.

Washington Tampico Fletcher Laguna Puerto Castro San Luis Canalote Tames Vera Cruz

Villa claims 12,000 Federals lost in revolt

General Villa announced a rout of Federal forces with 12 009 dead wounded and prisoners. Reports describe crowds in Juarez and El Paso celebrating, with gunfire and boisterous scenes while a few observers noted no disorder.

Villa Federals Carranza

Fall of Torreon Denied by Mexican Government

In Mexico City on April 3 the government insisted Torreon had not fallen to rebels, calling the rebels news a fabrication. War Minister Bilanquet and Interior Minister Alcocer said the government was not worried about Torreon’s immediate safety and noted no direct contact with the city.

Bryan New Jersey Madres Juarez Monte Carlo Mexico City Torreon Bilanquet Ignacio Alcocer

Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Claim

Dr Edwards develops and markets Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute. The tablets are a vegetable laxative that eases constipation without griping and promotes normal bowel and liver function. They are described as pleasant tasting sugar coated olive colored pills used at bedtime.

Edwards Calomel Dr. Edwards Olive Tablet Co Columbus, O

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