16 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
1
The Red Sox edged the Senators 2 to 1 as mistakes shaped the outcome. Young Foster delivered a clutch performance in the late innings, while other results showed mixed weather effects with rain affecting several games across the National and American leagues.
More than 1400 fans endured freezing winds at Fenway Park as Bill Carrigan and the Red Sox battled Clarke Griffith's aggregation, evening the score and boosting their early season percentage.
Fans braved the cold to watch a potential pitching duel between the Red Sox and Walter Johnson. Despite a slim 10 percent chance of a meeting, the crowd stayed through unpaid gates until management canceled a double header for higher gate receipts and started the game alone.
John R. McVey, former Hibernia Savings Bank president, was elected president at a directors meeting of the Old South Trust Company. Francis J. Daly and Sidney S. Conrad were named vice presidents, with Robert H. Bean of the National Union Bank as treasurer. The directorate comprises prominent Boston businessmen. The bank plans to open on the Old South building street floor in July.
After weeklong secret talks Edward L. Rantoul and Lois Burnetts Rantoul reached a custody agreement for daughters Mabel Lowell Rantoul and Harriet Charlotte Rantoul. Each parent will have six months per year with the children. Mr. Rantoul will not contribute to his wife's support.
Attorney reports indicate a settlement on custody and property terms for Mrs. and Mr. Rantoul. Judge McIntire will review the agreement in East Cambridge Probate Court, with both sides maintaining there is no chance of an adverse ruling. Mrs Rantoul's ill health and the prior strain from the divorce trial are cited as factors.
Miss Eileen Hazle, 28, was identified by elimination after her body was recovered from debris on the main stairway of the Melvin apartments in Allston. Eight occupants are now confirmed dead as investigators state the identity beyond doubt.
The notice lists astronomical data with sunrise and sunset times, moon phase details for April, and planets visible. It notes anniversaries including Sir John Franklin born 1786 and Henry Pritchett born 1857, plus a year ago item about Willis J. Moore.
Forecast for southern New England calls for rain Thursday with fresh to strong northeast gales. Friday should bring clearing and somewhat warmer conditions. Northern New England expects rain south and rain or snow north Thursday with northeast gales, while Friday remains unsettled with possible local rains.
Mrs George Bernard Shaw arrived in New York aboard the Oceanic liner Olympic after the ship left Southampton. She appeared shy and avoided interviews while accompanied by Lena Ashwell and planned several weeks touring the United States to see the country.
Slogan style ad stating Father John's Medicine soothes throat and lungs for asthma and bronchitis. Mentions relief and healing benefits in concise promotional line.
Washington reports that General Huerta intends to convene a special meeting of the Mexican Congress to discuss relations with the United States. Officials said the move aims to address diplomatic ties amid tense relations between the two nations.
The White House outlines two disclosed incidents including a ship orderly jailed in Vera Cruz and withheld despatches in Mexico City as part of the push toward intervention. Washington warns General Huerta to salute the flag or face eight port seizures and fleet action, as navy ships head toward Mexican waters.
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