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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

7

Ex-Mayor Quincy Testifies in Government Suit Trial

New York December report describes Dr. Francis C. Nicholas detailing conversations with Josiah Quincy of Boston about mining projects linked to Quincy Julian Hawthorne Dr Morton and Albert Freeman. The witness says these talks occurred while Nicholas worked with Quincy in the United Mining Company and involved Temagam projects only as they affected his employer.

New York Josiah Quincy Boston Francis C. Nicholas Mexico Quincy Julian Hawthorne Morton Albert Freeman United Mining Company Temagami Hall Mr. Quincy Nicholas United States Dorr C. A. Thompson Temagami-Cobalt Mines, Ltd

Tired Out Nervous And Discouraged Begin 1908-1909 Hawthorne Talk

A long testimony recalls Dr. Nicholas visiting Mr. Quincy at the Cambridge building from November 1908 to April 1909 to question him about Hawthorne literature and a plan to head Temagami's geological exploration. The exchange includes negotiations, samples labeled Nipissing ore, and warnings to halt stock selling. Also promoted is Tona Vita tonic aimed at rebuilding strength.

Dr. Nicholas Mr. Quincy Cambridge Hawthorne Mr. Hawthorne Nicholas Quincy Freeman Temagami

Three Big Liners Reach Port After Hard Voyages

The Cunard liner Saxonia and two other overdue transatlantic steamers docked in East Boston after stormy crossings from Liverpool. The Saxonia endured two weeks at sea, with head winds and high seas, while Leyland liner Winifredian and White Star liner Canopie arrived about a day late. Passengers included Mrs. J. Hardyman and Miss A. B. Lamb. steerage carried 14 sailors from the whaling brig Sullivan who claim unpaid wages after disputes with Captain Haggerty. The Honorius, from River Plate ports, enjoyed unusually good weather and features a cat mascot Patsy and a large bird cage onboard.

Cunard Saxonia Liverpool Winifredian Canopie Mediterranean Houston Honorius South America Daunt’s Rock East Boston Navy Parker Mascor “Patsy Thrush Sullivan J. Hardyman Earl of Russell A. O. Hager A. B. Lamb England R. L. Gibson San Francisco St. Vincent William Haggerty New Bedford St. Nicholas Haggerty River Plate George Parker Andes Steward Parker Patsy Cat Mid-Ocean Carmania New York Europe

British note on canal dispute seeks arbitration

Sir Edward Grey outlines Britain’s view on the Hay Pauncefote treaty and equal rights for ships through the canal. He argues US sovereignty over the waterway must still allow free passage and equal treatment for British ships, while warning that exemptions for American coastwise shipping could violate treaty guarantees.

Edward Grey United States Earl Grey Great Britain Canada Welland Canal Panama Canal Sir Edward Grey Vis Hay United States Senate Canal Turkey Egypt Sir Edward Panama

Rush of Sales on Stock Market

Brokers see tight money as the main cause of the decline with Boston and New York bank reports showing mismatched reserves. Deposits have fallen sharply in Boston since October, and lenders tighten margins, triggering forced selling as clients struggle to meet calls. Most expect brief turbulence before money flows ease after the harvest period.

New York Boston

First Schoolboy Stadium for Hub in Dorchester

A proposed stadium in Dorchester with 15 000 capacity, extendable to 30 000, will be built around a central football arena. It will use the old courthouse portico for ornament, sit near Stratton street, and include a quarter mile track and space for 100 and 200 yard dashes.

Franklin Field Harvard Stratton Street Yale Fitzgerald Back Bay Fens Dorchester Boston

Snow slide kills nine in Alaska

Cordova Alaska Dec 9 Nine men were killed when a snowslide on Copper Mountain buried 11 buildings of the Great Northern Development Company Eleven were trapped under the avalanche with only two rescued alive Three are known dead and no hope is entertained for six others This tragedy follows a day of heavy weather and mountain danger for miners and workers in the Copper Mountain district.

Cordova Alaska Copper Mountain Great Northern Development Company

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