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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1916
Page
10
President Wilson and his cabinet reviewed attacks on American merchant vessels and agreed to suspend decisive action while awaiting Germany's reply to Ambassador Gerard about submarine sinkings including the Sussex and Manchester Engineer.
President Wilson sails aboard the Mayflower with State Department data on the Sussex as Berlin inquiries continue. Officials doubt Germany will admit fault soon but seek proof of submarine commanders acting within international law and punishment for the officer responsible. Berlin responses to Ambassador Gerard are awaited.
An advertisement asserts that when Adamson's Cough Balsam appears the cold or cough disappears. The note presents the product as a remedy without evidence and promotes its quick relief claim.
Discovery of a plentiful lubricating oil beneath the cellar of the B. A. A. building saves the organization $200 to $300 yearly. Chief Engineer Herbert A. Green of the club led the find. Engineers of nearby buildings consider installing pumps under his claim.
It is doubtful other cellars will yield anything but Charles River water. The oil is believed to be drainings from engine rooms of other buildings in the vicinity.
A Post report confirms a secret oil well beneath the B A A club house cellar fed by engine beddings and past years waste. The scene shifts to a Boston Opera Company night with Verdi’s Aida, Caruso criticized but celebrated by the audience, while Mme Rappold and Mme Homer excel.
Mrs. Mary B Marr of 3 Glendale place Everett confessed to stealing several hundred dollars from her employers the Metropolitan Kraincoat Company to support her three children. She said her husband’s long unemployment and aggressive loan brokers forced her to take sums from 20 to 40 dollars, totaling 798.87 by April 8. She earned 11 dollars a week as a bookkeeper and was jailed.
Verdi Aida staged by the Metropolitan Opera in Boston with Caruso as Radames and Gaetano Bavagnoli conducting. Louise Homer Amneris and Marie Rappold as Aida lead a star cast as a sold out house filled with patrons. Giovanni Zenatello praised for superior Radames compared to Caruso’s previous Boston performance.
A long list of local Boston area dealers and shops for safety razors hardware and related goods. Entries include W. B. Hunt Co. 707 Washington St. and many others across Boston Charlestown Roxbury and surrounding towns with addresses on Washington Tremont Hanover and Huntington avenues. The compilation serves as a directory of retailers from Commonwealth Hardware to Shawmut Loan Co. and various pharmacies and drug stores.
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