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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1914

Page

9

Man shoots at New York Mayor Mitchel in City Hall

Mahoney fired once at Mayor Mitchel over alleged extravagance and gatekeeping for a city job. He was overpowered by Detective Neun. the bullet grazed Mitchel as officers and crowds surged. Mahoney’s incoherent statements and two letters found on him hint at a crank with anti Goethals and Panama Canal suspicions.

Mahoney George Neun Mr. Polk George W. Mullan Mitchel Woods Arthur H. Woods Nell Mitchell City New York City Hall Volk Corporation Counsel Whitman MecAdoo J. Robert Rubin Embree Park Row Albany Goethals Panama Canal McKay Parkens Wilson Panama Hamilton Wright Goethal Mason Andrew Hamilton Hamilton Canal Thal Frank Lyon Polk New York City

Wealthy Mahoney Linked to Mayor Attack Details Reveal

The assailant, said to be David Rose on some items, is identified as a blacksmith with a checked past who claimed Ireland birth and extensive real estate speculation. He lived in New York City irregularly after stints in Pittsburg and New Orleans and will be arraigned in the Tombs court. District Attorney Whitman warns public officials remain vulnerable to cranks despite guards.

Mahoney Ireland Pittsburg New Orleans Tombs Court Polk Whitman

Rheumasalts quick relief laxative product ad

This ad promotes Rheumasalts as a fast gentle laxative for adults and infants. It claims to cleanse the stomach and intestines, remove toxins, and act on liver and kidneys without griping. Available in 25 50 and 100 cent bottles, with direct mail offers from the Rheumabath Company.

Dept Minneapolis Minn Riker-Jaynes

Minimum Wage Proposal for Ministers in New England

A committee of the Laymen's Association in the New England Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church proposed minimum wages for pastors. In small towns ministers would receive at least 850 dollars cash yearly plus a parsonage and at least one acre of land, while in larger towns at least 1000 dollars in cash plus a parsonage. The report, to be formally presented by Rev. Dr. Charles W. Brackett of Boston, was discussed at Malden yesterday.

New England Methodist Episcopal Church Malden Charles W. Brackett Boston

Pay as you go plan proposed for church support

A new pay as you go policy was presented to laymen. It uses an envelope system with weekly contributions split between church expenses and benevolences. Each parish would keep expenses within receipts and claims a three hundred percent receipts increase where tried. William H. Bryant of Melrose was elected president. officers include W. F. Andrews of Springfield, Samuel Emery of Newton, and Lester Bailey of Worcester.

William WH. H. Bryant Melrose W. F. Andrews Springfield Samuel T. Emery Newton Lester V. Bailey Worcester Charles

Methist Church delegates chosen and liquor ban endorsed

Everett Manser secretary and George S Curtis as assistant secretary led Melrose and Brookline officers with F D Fuller Newton as treasurer and F D Howard Chicopee Falls as auditor. Delegates to the State federation in Boston named Bryant Melrose Taylor Newton Jones Somerville Parker Springfield Dennis Springfield. The amendment to prohibit manufacture or importation of intoxicating liquor was unanimously indorsed. The six New England Methodist conferences will meet in Boston next year.

State Federation of Churches Boston William H. H. Bryant Melrose Charles W. Taylor Newton Ralph P. Jones Somerville Robert C. Parker Springfield Arthur FE. Dennis New England The Methodist Church

Helen Taft Joins Connecticut Suffrage Effort

Word reaches the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association that Helen Taft, Bryn Mawr student and daughter of Mrs William H Taft, has joined the local suffrage cause amid a wave of support from supporters and officials in Hartford.

Hartford Conn Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association Helen Taft Bryn Mawr William H. Taft Connecticut Association Connecticut Suf

Traveler Shoes O Sullivanized Value Offer

Plan to spend four dollars or more and save fifty cents or one dollar by choosing Traveler O Sullivanized styles. Visit any Traveler Store for a wide range of high and low shoes priced at three and three fifty. Clerks will explain the benefits of wearing O Sullivans Heels.

O’sullivan

Comment on a political clash highlights generational gap

Fragists and Mrs Thomas N Hepburn weigh in on a bitter analogy about the ex-President and his wife on women's rights. She notes the mother and daughter action marks a difference between past and present generations.

Appellate Court Rules Sleeper Must Have Guard

New York April 17. Appellate Division holds railroad sleeping car passengers cannot guard their own property while asleep. The railroad company must station employees to protect passengers valuables or face responsibility for losses.

New York Appellate Division Supreme Court

A Safe Vegetable Substitute Is Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

A health note promotes olive tablets as a liver friendly vegetable substitute. The piece frames the product as a natural alternative, citing “Dr Edwards” as the authority and highlighting gentle cleansing benefits.

Dr. Edwards

Loubeque Suspects Aviatress In Wartime Plot

The Sunday Post prints a melodramatic tale of Sumpter Love and Hugo Loubeque amid high seas intrigue. General Love accuses an aviator’s ally of theft as Lucille Love races to uncover the papers on the Empress, with espionage and romance driving the cliffhanger.

West Point Sumpter Love Hugo Loubeque Loubeque Love Manila General Love Gibson Lucille Harley

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