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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
9
Washington April 15 report on intrastate railroads reducing passenger rates under the long and short haul rule. Effective May 1 the new tariffs show about 95 percent of changes being fare reductions from major terminals to intermediate points with small increases only where traffic warrants.
John Frasca of Boston petitions for divorce from Lydia Rizzo Frasca, alleging she misrepresented her health as free from disease before their Dec 7 marriage at 276 Revere Street, Revere, claiming she suffers epileptic fits.
The legislature heard a day long clash over the International Correspondence Schools. Patrick H. Kelley and affiliates argued the bill is unjust and targets the I C S and related firms. Representative Barnes defended the measure while detailing alleged stock selling schemes and investor pressure by school counselors.
Miss Chandler daughter of Professor and Mrs Ward married Dr Edward F W Bartol yesterday at Trinity Church. The ceremony was led by Rev Alexander Mann. Bartol, of Milton, Harvard 1896 alumnus, was accompanied by best man Dr John Bartol and ushers Harold Pierce Bartol Parker Paul Hamlem Geoffrey G Whitney Hanery Fuller Arthur Chickering Ralph Sawyer.
Miss Ella Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs P D Burke of Beacon street yesterday married John Bernard Kanaley of Chicago in a ceremony likely attended by family and friends. The couple’s nuptials unite Beacon Street lineage with Chicago residence in a union announced by local papers.
A Back Bay wedding took place yesterday at St Cecilia's Church as Miss Ella Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs P D Burke of 868 Beacon Street married John Bernard Kanaley of Chicago a Notre Dame 1912 graduate and Harvard Law School alumnus two years ago.
Special services commemorating the second anniversary of the Titanic sinking were held yesterday in synagogues across Greater Boston along with Passover worship. Tributes were paid to Isidore Straus and his wife, lost in the disaster.
Ex governor Guild endorses Robert L Raymond of Milton for Congress in the 14th district. Guild praises Raymond as a scholar in politics, 40 years old, veteran National Guard service, a capable lawyer, and a potential progressive, lawful public servant.
The National Aerial League and the Russian Aero Club plan a 9000 km flight from St. Petersburg to Pekin in June. Gasoline stores will be provided at 15 points including Moscow Samara Omsk Tomek Irkutsk Harbin Mukden and Taku.
Public appeal promotes affordable Glacier National Park travel and recreation. It touts low daily costs from $1 to $5 for trout fishing lift trips by various transport modes and highlights the park’s mountains, glaciers, and healthful climate. Information packets and maps are offered, along with details on the luxury Oriental Limited train from Chicago to Glacier Park.
Oscar S. Straus Secretary of Commerce and Labor urged repeal of the Panama canal act tolls exemption before the Senate canals committee. The hearings were adjourned with no other witness scheduled as the panel planned to resume on April 24.
Mr. Straus urged repealing the exemption clause regardless of Britain and warned against sacrificing self respect for a meager $2,000,000 yearly from a monopolistic shipping trust. He noted Roosevelt favored arbitration on coastwise shipping under the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. Witnesses including Russell Dunn and Dr. Ernest Richard were slated to testify in Washington, with others from New York and New Orleans expected next week.
A vintage wine based tonic claims to restore energy and nerves through a blend of pure natural wine, beef extract, and malt extract. Manufactured with careful processing to preserve health benefits, it markets itself as a nutritional drink without drugs.
Elders' Sanitarium at 667 Main St St Joseph Missouri issues a free booklet warning of tobacco dangers and promising a cessation in three to five days. Sirene requests a copy by sending home address at once.
The Voice in the Fog is highlighted as Har old MacGrath's best story in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine, signaling a standout feature for readers.
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