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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1913

Page

7

Port Flats Acreage Delay Stirs East Boston Land Battle

Permission to fill 150 acres of Commonwealth flats off Jeffries Point is delayed by the Harbor Line Board of the War Department after strong opposition from the East Boston Land Company. A federal hearing postponed action for two weeks and urged parties to negotiate.

Commonwealth Flats Jeffries Point Harbor Line Board The War Department East Boston, Land. Company Federal

East Boston Channel Plan Faces Objections From Company

East Boston Company opposes filling that would sever water access to rear land between Maverick Street and Wood Island Park. A proposed straight channel, plus a broader flats development, is debated by the Port Directors with city and company representatives.

East Boston Company Maverick Street Wood Island Park Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad William M. Black Samuel W. Roessler Frederic W. Abbot J. M. Hallowell Jeffries Point East Boston Hugh Bancroft Bird Island Mead-Morrison Company E. S. Dorr Boston Joseph Conry East Colonel Black Mr. Dorr

Woman Kills Her Husband in Caddo Oil Field

Mrs. Jesse Stroud is jailed in Shreveport on a murder charge after allegedly shooting her husband in the Caddo oil field. She claimed he ordered her off her horse following a ride with neighbor Edward Beeler, and she said she shot when he beat the young man. Stroud, 28, worked in the oil field.

Shreveport Jesse Stroud Caddo Stroud Edward Beeler

Man of Ninety Deserts Wife in Pennsylvan ia Court

Sunbury report shows David Wertley, 90, faced Northumberland County Court on desertion and non support brought by his 80 year old wife. Judge Moser ordered costs and $8 monthly support. Wertley initially refused and went to jail, then agreed to pay after three hours.

Sunbury Penn David Wertley Northumberland County Moser Wortley

Grand Jury Probes United Fruit Monopoly Hearings Begin

Witnesses testifying before a federal grand jury in New York were questioned about United Fruit Company control of the fruit trade. Assistant Attorney General William S. Gregg led the session, the third hearing, with no action expected for two to three weeks.

New York Federal Grand Jury William S. Greggs United Fruit Company

Malden Man Appointed Labor Board Recorder

Scott I. Litchfield of Malden, former noble grand of Middlesex Lodge of Odd Fellows, is named recorder of the Labor Board at the Charlestown Navy Yard by Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, filling the vacancy left by James A. Al lender's death.

Scott I. Litchfield Noble Grand Middlesex Lodge of Odd Fellows of Malden Charlestown Navy Yard James A. Allender Navy Josephus Daniels

Boston Show Opens The Ten Of Us Paintings At Copley Gallery

Boston art lovers view a premier annual display by The Ten of Us at Copley Gallery Newbury Street. Notable works include Frank W. Benson’s My Daughter purchased by the Corcoran Gallery and The Gray Room, along with pieces by Metcalf Reed Hassam Tarbell De Camp Simmons and Chase. A black and white wash series of birds in flight by Benson is in the front gallery.

F. W. Benson Copley Gallery THE Boston Newbury Street Frank W. Benson Corcoran Gallery Willard J. Metcalf Robert Reed J. Alden Weir Charles Hassam Mr. Hassam Mr. Weir Edmund C. Tarbell Joseph de Camp Edward Simmons W. M. Chase

Boston Elevated to add transfer privileges at multiple points

The Boston Elevated Railway announces new free transfer privileges starting tomorrow. Transfers will be allowed at the Washington and Northampton junction from Roxbury inbound cars to Southampton street cars and vice versa, with Hyde Square Jamaica Plain also receiving transfers. Conductors will issue transfer checks on fare payment valid across lines.

Boston Elevated Roxbury

Is Love Foolish or Noble Dear Miss Champagne

A 19 year old writes about confessing love to a much older man, facing an aunt’s scorn and a burning letter. The columnist replies that love is noble and essential, but advises caution and timing, urging the writer to wait for engagement before sending heartfelt confessions. The tone blends moral guidance with encouragement to honor genuine affection.

Miss Champagne Ednac

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Guarantee

A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a money back refund if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. The ad promises relief for those conditions in a short treatment window.

Dynamite Found in Locomotive Tank at Concord Shops

A yard shifter at Boston & Maine shops in Concord discovers a bag of dynamite in a locomotive coal tank. The bag holds 36 sticks. Assistant Superintendent Rourke suspects the explosive arrived with coal from the mines and a shipment trace is underway.

Concord N. H Boston & Maine Morey Rourke Southern Division

S Matter Pop and Day of Rest in Next Sunday's Post

The comic page highlights two features, S'Matter Pop and Day of Rest, appearing in the upcoming Sunday's Post. Readers can look for the pair in the weekend cartoon section.

Post Noazark Hotel Next

Humane Day Observed In Schools Across State

Exercises marking Humane Day were held in public schools to foster kindness to animals. Francis H. Rowley of the American Humane Education Society spoke to about 200 students at the Boston Normal School and showcased 80 lantern slides illustrating cruelty and trapping in Maine.

Francis H. Rowley American Humane Education Society Boston Normal School Maine

Little Polly's Pome by T A Daly

The poem humorously presents a Gardner in blue overalls with an old hat and a red face. He speaks and smokes a pipe, his voice evoking a chafing dish, and he spends most of his time outdoors among grasses and flowers.

Gardner T. A. Daly

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Cottage Park Winthrop Hallowell General Electric Company Wolf’s “Mey Clothter Danover Portland Street Clark Milan Sec Felton & Old South Les Reed Nowyork By Williams MR. Bloke United Fruit Grand Jury Copley South Boston Jamaica Plain Josiah Gilbert Holland Rockaby Rover Wonderland Underland Mildred Champagne Humane Day Rowley Dainty Jordan Marsh Company New England Edaly Ditty Little Polly Cook Paine Paine Furniture Company Canal Street North Station Haymarket Square
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