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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

13

FORAKER ON CANAL TOLLS

Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker of Ohio testified before the Senate inter oceanic canals committee that he believed the United States had unrestricted rights to the canal for war and merchant vessels. He described talks with Secretary Hay and submitted correspondence to document his familiarity with the treaty negotiations.

Washington Joseph B. Foraker Ohio Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee Foreign Relations Committee Senate United States Hay

Farmhand Daniel Murphy Injured In Wagon Fall

Daniel Murphy a Bedford farmhand fell from a wood wagon and sustained a fractured skull. He was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital where his condition is listed as dangerous.

Bedford N. H Daniel Murphy Sacred Heart Hospital

Bank burglars scare as Crooks fires shot

In Slatersville Rhode Island burglars ransack the First National Bank of North Smithfield. James Crooks a Rhode Island School of Design student living nearby heard men enter fired a revolver shot causing the burglars to flee leaving the vault untouched.

Slatersville R. I First National Bank of North Smithfield James Crooks Rhode Island School of Design

Bank cashier Hopkins dies after embezzling funds

Fred J. Hopkins, cashier of City National Bank in Lansing, Mich, died by his own action after embezzling about $57,000. Bank directors disclosed the loss, noting the theft likely covered no more than 12 months.

Lansing Mich City National Bank Today Fred J. Hopkins B. F. Davis Hopkins

Life Saver Captain Frank Hamilton Dies at Monomoy Point

Captain Frank Lin IX Hamilton age 49 and keeper of the Monomoy life saving station at Monomoy Point died of heart failure this morning. He previously led the South Boston life saving station from 1900 to 1911 and served at Dorchester Bay and Chatham stations earlier in his career. He spent youth boating and fishing and had begun service with the U.S. engineers in Newport in 1891 before joining the Chatham life saving station in 1895.

Chatham Franklin IX. Hamilton Monomoy Monomoy Point Hamilton South Boston Dorchester Bay Chatham Life Saving Station Eldred C. Glawson United States Engineers’ Department Newport

Associated Press Elects New Officers

The Associated Press board elected officers in New York on April 22 naming Frank B. Noyes as president Charles H Grasty as first vice president D Moore as second vice president Melville E Stone as secretary Frederick Roy Martin as assistant secretary J R Youatt as treasurer and appointing an executive committee including Noyes McLean Ochs Lawson Rook Hopkins Clark and Knapp from several major papers.

New York Associated Press Today Frank B. Noyes Washington Star Charles H. Grasty Baltimore Sun Dr. D. Moore New Orleans Times-Picayune Melville E. Stone Frederick Roy Martin J. R. Youatt W. J L. McLean Philadelphia Bulletin Adolph S

Somerville Bride Weds Alderman William T. McCarthy

Nellie F. Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Sullivan of 21 Lincoln Street Somerville married William T McCarthy second assistant district attorney Middlesex County at St Benedicts Church East Somerville The ceremony was by Rev Thomas F McCarthy brother of the groom with maid of honor Marion E Sullivan and best man Francis X McCarthy The bridal party wore formal attire and a reception followed at the Sullivan home.

Nellie F. Sullivan Lawrence H. Sullivan Juincoln Street St. Benedict’s Church East Somerville William T. McCarthy Somerville Middlesex County Thomas F. McCarthy St. Clement's Church South Medford Marion E. Sullivan Francis X. McCarthy Marguerite Miller Marguerite McDonough Katherine Hartnett Florence Crawford Agnes C. Sullivan Margaret McCarthy Thomas H George S. McLaughlin Francis P. O'Donnell

Women Organize to Clean Town in Manchester

Two hundred women met at City Hall in Manchester and offered to assist the Board of Health. They push for a market inspector to improve health in the market district and citywide.

Manchester N. H City Hall Board of Health

Haggerty Funeral To Be Public

Josephus Daniels and Congressman Deitrick pledged to send Corporal Haggerty’s body to Cambridge on the first hospital ship. They joined in sympathy to the parents of the first American killed in the Mexican War as Marines landed at Vera Cruz.

Josephus Daniels Navy Deitrick Cambridge Daniel A. Haggerty Mexico Vera Cruz Haggerty

Flag at City Hall Lowered to Half Mast in Mourning

Mayor Good ordered the flag flown from Cambridge City Hall lowered to half mast after Corporal Haggerty's death at Vera Cruz. A public funeral and burial will be held on arrival. family seeks body to be taken to 16 Harding Street. Secretary Daniels sent condolences to Michael Haggerty, father of the fallen defender.

Cambridge Mayor Good Haggerty Washington Harding Street Secretary of the Navy Daniels Vera Cruz Mex Josephus Daniels Secretary of Navy Michael Haggerty

Queen Brleanora to Visit Boston Amid New York Arrival

Queen Brleanora of Bulgaria, who arrived in New York with Sir Oliver Bainbridge, plans a Boston visit in the next days. Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews of Marlboro Street received a telegram confirming the plan and the queen is expected to stay at Mrs. Andrews home during her stay. Hank becomes the hero of the sunny Southland with a full page color feature in the next Sunday Post.

Queen Brleanora Bulgaria New York Sir Oliver Bainbridge London Boston Fannie Fern Andrews Marlboro Street Mrs. Andrews Hank Southland

Victor Auxiliary Schooner Crippled by Squall

Gloucester April 22 The auxiliary fishing schooner Victor commanded by Captain John Vautier arrived after midnight minus her foremast and main topmast with a damaged forecastle interior and sprung forward decks. A squall near Highland Light at 1 am tore the rigging, sending masts crashing and forcing crew members to flee. Three men were on deck during the gusts while the rest slept below, with narrow escapes reported from falling masts and rigging.

Gloucester Victor John Vautier Highland Light

Vessel Disaster Slams Foremast Failing Tow For Port Return

Crew aboard the Victor battled collision damage as a heavy foremast fragment smashed toward the bunks. Engineer John Morash narrowly escaped. Seaman Solomon Butler was struck by debris while deck rigging flailed. The vessel reached port under tow by a tuk.

John Morash Solomon Butler

Governor Walsh Sends Sympathy Letter for Mexican War Hero

Governor David T. Walsh wrote to Daniel A. Haggerty’s family in Cambridge Massachusetts expressing sorrow for the marine’s death as the first American to fall in the Mexican war. The letter honors his sacrifice and urges the family to find strength in Massachusetts pride and national duty.

State House Walsh Daniel Aloysius Haggerty Michael Haggerty Harding Street Cambridge Mass Daniel A. Haggerty Massachusetts Sons of the Commonwealth David T. Walsh

Romance Leads to Wedding Across Family Ties

Miss J Louise McIntyre of Wellesley and John N Ferguson assistant engineer for the Port of Boston were wed after a four year romance sparked by a fishing bet. The couple, living in Mattapan, will honeymoon in Washington DC and reside in Canton. The groom is a Technology graduate and a director of the American Society of Civil Engineers. The marriage links the Ferguson and McIntyre families who had another sibling marriage earlier.

J. Louise McIntyre Wellesley John N. Ferguson Port of Boston Mr. Ferguson Port Directors’ Office Miss McIntyre Nantasket Ponkapoa River Street Mattapan American Society of Civil Engineers Couse Honerymoon Washington D. C Canton Malcolm Ferguson Ida McIntyre

The Last Clipper in William Brown Meloney's Pericles Tales

A Sunday Post Magazine feature previews The Last Clipper by William Brown Meloney, inviting readers to enjoy the sea flavored Pericles stories and favoring this installment for weekend reading.

William Brown Meloney Post

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