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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
2
Police report a nightly procession of cats from T Wharf to the South Boston flats. The migration began after the fishing industry moved to Commonwealth fish pier, leaving homed felines behind on T Wharf. The enclave dwindles as cats travel to the new pier, potentially leaving T Wharf catless.
In Portsmouth Ohio on April 15 35 young men and women striking shoe workers were jailed after refusing to sign a blanket bond for grand jury appearances. They had been held on charges of violating the mayor's proclamation against congregating in the local shoe factory district.
William L. Sayer, longtime New Bedford newsman and editor of the Standard, died early today from pneumonia at age 66. He had served nearly four decades in journalism and led the newspaper’s editorials and chief writing.
Massachusetts friends of Ireland plan a conference at Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple Boston next Thursday at 2 pm to finalize support for the Irish Parliamentary party and Mr Redmond. The event aims to raise 5000 to complete pledges from the last convention and invites multiple organizations to send representatives.
The Pierian Sodality gave a 106th annual Sanders Theatre concert last night with Haydn Le Midi performed in America for the first time. Albert F. Pickernell led as soloist, after which Gluck Overture and Humperdinck selection were played.
The will of Mrs. Mary A. Latham of Cambridge leaves $10000 to the First Church of Christ Scientist Cambridge. The will was filed yesterday in East Cambridge Probate Court.
A permanent injunction in New York restrains the RE W Bliss Company from revealing to foreign nations the Bliss Leavitt torpedo used by the U.S. Navy. The company aimed to demonstrate its torpedo to the Whitehead Torpedo Company of Fiume, Austria before the Navy Department sought the injunction.
A classic advertisement explains sleeplessness from mild indigestion and presents Dyspept as a non narcotic remedy. It claims quick relief, low cost, and availability at druggists, urging readers to keep it by the bedside.
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