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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1914

Page

12

Inquiries to Boston Post on New England Stocks

Answers to inquiries about listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds will be provided weekly by the Boston Post financial editor. The column will be impartial and based on available data, but the Post does not guarantee accuracy nor give market forecasts. Inquiries must include full name and street address for response.

Boston Post New England Post Financial The Inquirer Boston Mass

Money supply questions on cash loans and reserve system

The reply analyzes how the reserve system may reduce the cash to loans ratio from 18 percent and estimates potential cash release between 275 million and 465 million dollars. It notes the role of the gold fund and emergency currency, and observes that many factors affect cash availability, including international flows and bank participation in the system.

Federal Reserve System Chamber of Commerce Boston United States United States Metal Products

Militancy and Morals Topic Sparks Boston Talk

Professor Charles Zueblein of Boston spoke at Ford Hall on militancy and morals. He described bored rich young women who refuse to be butterflies as a hopeful sign, saying they care less for voting and more for life.

Charles Zueblein Boston Ford Hall

Militarism and suffragettes clash over methods and impact

The speaker notes militancy as a protest born from businessmen seeking glory and frames suffragettes as on a productive path when targeting government ministers. He criticizes smashing private property, blasting the A F of L and TW W for labor upheaval, and warns that sabotaging machinery harms civilization, urging stronger forces now more than ever.

Great Britain TW. W

Runaway Horse Injures East Boston Fireman

Edward Montgomery 82 a fireman at Engine 5 Marion Street was thrown when the horse attached to his wagon bolted on Meridian Street East Boston yesterday. He was taken to East Boston Relief Hospital with injuries not believed fatal.

Meridian Street East Boston Edward Montgomery Iengine Marion Street Revere

Government would bar biased school books for Indian schools

Washington December 27 Commissioner Sells of the Indian Bureau announced an order to remove from use in government run Indian schools any books that classify the Indian as Mongolian or refer to him in a way other than as a distinct race. The move aims to ensure neutral treatment in official curricula.

Washington Commissioner Sells The Indian Bureau

Lucky to Be Asked Precise Boarding Mistress

An exchange in the Christian Register depicts a boarding scene where a mistress asks Mr. Blunt if she should offer more chicken. He declines politely, adding that if she can tender the portion already served, it would be greatly appreciated.

Mr. Blunt Christian Register

Market Review and Outlook for 1914 Stock Movement

A weekly market survey notes a broad downturn in railroad averages to their lowest levels since May 1908, with industrials sliding yet staying above July 30. Bulls see bearish news priced in and anticipate a rebound once pegs are removed, while cheap money and easing credit hint at an industrial boom as the New Year approaches.

United States Utah Nashua N. H Steel Corporation Gary New York

Barron interview sparks debate on democracy and militarism

In a letter to the Post a reader comments on Clarence W. Barron and his four column interview from Europe. The writer argues England and allies seek to crush militarism and autocracy, not exterminate Germany, and warns of future burdens from a strengthened navy and army. Dec. 24, 1914.

Post Clarence W. Barron Boston News Bureau England Barron Germany Europe William Lfe Russia Japan France Horoies India Africa Army and Navy Mr. Barron Great Britain Trish Pia

Warmer Weather Returns After Record Cold Dec 27

After a three day cold snap, Boston forecasters predicted relief as temperatures rose. The local weather bureau recorded zero at 3 AM making December 27 the coldest such date in its history.

Boston Atlantic

Cold Wave Sweeps Eastern U S Delaying Transit and Sparking Fires

Frigid temperatures from Florida to Maine produced 28 and 22 degree readings at Norfolk and Richmond and 3s at Jacksonville as the day began. By night Boston rose to 24 after a zero start, with rail and streetcar service slowed, fires blamed on the cold, and a light afternoon snow flurry.

United States Florida Maine Norfolk Richmond Jacksonville Fla Boston

Heater Blast Endangers Everett Man at Home

Howard Ford of 278 Ferry Street Everett awoke to freezing quarters and frost on the windows. He started a hot water furnace fire, an explosion followed, the tank front burst, he was knocked unconscious and severely cut. He was gravely injured and taken to Whidden Hospital.

Howard Ford Ferry Street Everett Ford Whidden Hospital

Dying of Pneumonia After Exposure

Giovanni Gennotti of 50 Battery Street is at Relief Hospital with pneumonia from exposure. Found by police on the Battery Street station steps early yesterday morning he was moved to hospital and placed on the dangerous list. Gennotti is 55 years old.

Giovanni Gennotti Battery Street Gennotti

Relief Progress in Belgium Aid Efforts Reported

The first official relief report from London details aid to Belgium through December 7. Four ships totaling 31,881 tons arrived at Rotterdam, aiding 11 provinces and eight large cities, with 386 clothing packages and 191 medical supply packages included, plus lumber for shelter. Brabant led in distribution with 13,537 tons, Liege and Namur followed with 3,585 tons, while Hainault faced severe shortages despite 2,282 tons of food being delivered there.

New York Commission For Relief Belgium London Rotterdam Holland Brabant Brussels Louvain Liege Namur Hainault Mons Charleroi Chimay Hainauit East Flanders West Flanders Luxembourg

Everett High Player Survives Gas Fumes in Garage Accident

Eugene McDonald an Everett High School football player on the '12 and '18 teams nearly died from gasoline fumes in a small yard shed garage. He was unconscious over half an hour while Dr Alva Warren treated him. Charles Rose and James De Plantia also fainted as fumes filled the air in the nearly air tight 15 by 15 foot space.

Everett Eugene McDonald Charles Rose Earnest Street Roxbury James de Plantia Alva Warren Broadway McDonald W. J. McDonald Worcester

Magrath Reappointment Blocked by Walsh Opposition

The dispute over Dr. Magrath’s reappointment grows as opponents led by Daniel J. Kiley push to deny renewal. The Governor now favors holding him accountable and may appoint two extra medical examiners for Suffolk county. The executive council nears year end and may name officials to the Excise Commission and Board of Public Utilities. Joseph B. Eastman is eyed for the railroad board and Alexander Whiteside for the Excise Commission.

Martin M. Lomasney Daniel J. Kiley Lomasney Magrath Suffolk Dr. Magrath Suffolk County Executive Council Excise Commission Board of Public Utilities Joseph B. Eastman Railroad Board Alexander Whiteside

Eastman Named Public Franchise Leader Faces Rail Opposition

Anti railroad advocate Mr Eastman, a young lawyer linked with the Public Franchise League, is noted for a strong grasp of railroad issues. His appointment has sparked substantial opposition from some financial interests who say he has consistently opposed railroads and may not align with their concerns.

Eastman Public Franchise League

Politician Rumors Stir Over Appointments and Port Funds

The governor weighs excise commissioner candidates including Whiteside a State street lawyer while ex mayor Fitzgerald and Mayor Curley press for others. Hearings continue on E Gerry Brown’s loan charges. Port board probes 9 million dollar development funds and exposes haphazard contracts under the old directors.

Whiteside State Street Fitzgerald William J. Carlin Curley Fred Bolton Daniel W. Lane William P. Fowler

Business Directory Fragments From Boston Listings 1850s

A dense OCR style list catalogs dozens of Boston firms across trades. Entries note addresses on Federal, Causeway, Washington, and other streets, including bindery, casting, printing, electric, clock, garment, and furniture suppliers. The fragment-like page preserves vendor names such as Booth, Meade, and Quincy with street numbers and specialties.

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