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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1914
Page
2
An ad lists aprons in several styles and prices including 25c to 75c for Fancy Tea and Bungalow aprons. Trunks and bags are offered from $3.50 to $6.50, with dress trunks at $4.75 and steamer trunks at $5.50, plus cowhide professional and traveling bags.
Paul Dunphy a 34 year old seaman aboard the Swell ran amuck with a razor at the fish pier on Northern avenue last evening slashing James White across the chin and throat and biting his right arm before being subdued. White was attended by Dr Walter J Kavanaugh and both men were held by police for questioning.
A man named Dunphy and another worker who cut his throat were aboard the same vessel, presently berthed at the fish plier. They went ashore late yesterday evening after being on the plier, where Dunphy was involved in the incident.
Ed ward Frances, riding a horse on Mill road at North Hampton, was thrown when frightened by an automobile. He landed on rocks, suffering a skull fracture, and doctors at Portsmouth hospital say he cannot recover.
Buenos Aires August 11th. The funeral of Dr. Roque Saens Pena, President of the republic, this afternoon, was an imposing ceremony with official honors and large attendance.
Miss Misa Ruth Gaston daughter of Col William A Gaston and president of the National Shawmut Bank is stuck in London with her maid unable to buy passage home. She is a noted Vincent Club member known for horsemanship and early debut. Other updates note Miss Noyes reports she is safe in Lucerne and Bliss family safe in England planning to sail home this month. Auburn report covers minor league baseball rulings including disallowing P Lanar's claim against Providence.
Mrs. Arthur Richards of Boston was hospitalized in Portsmouth after a steering gear failure caused their car to swerve off the Post road. Several tendons in her right foot were severed and she suffered shock. her husband escaped with minor injuries as their wrecked auto was towed away. An auto from York Beach picked them up and brought the injured woman to the hospital.
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