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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1917

Page

9

War on Boston Water Meter Trust Declared by Mayor

Mayor Curley proclaimed war on the water meter trust after a Finance Commission report praised city investigators findings. He threatened no further meter installations unless prices are cut, saying the law allows ignoring current bids due to excessive increases.

Curley Finance Commission City Hall Meter Trust Boston United States Meter Manufacturers’ Exchange Hartford

Miners Entombed After Rock Fall at Mahanoy Plane

In Pottsville Pennsylvania on February 8 a rock fall at an anthracite mine in Mahanoy Plane traps about a dozen miners. One body is recovered and two others are said to be buried under the debris. Local mine officials confirm the collapse and ongoing rescue efforts.

Pottsville Penn Mahanoy Plane

Poslam Heals Itchy Eczema Quickly Advertised

An advertisement promotes Poslam as a potent balm for eczema and itchy skin. It claims rapid relief and direct treatment, offering a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

West and New York City

Government assures Germans their deposits safe in war

State Department statement approved by President Wilson says the government has no plan to seize bank deposits or property of any foreign subject even in wartime. The note rests on assurances given in Washington on February 8.

Washington State Department Wilson

U S Denies Seizure of Foreign Deposits Under War

The statement counters fears among foreign subjects in the United States that bank deposits or property might be seized in war. It stresses the government will not violate international understandings or local law and will respect private rights of both citizens and foreign nationals.

Department United States

Mass. Men Declare Readiness to Serve Navy

Massachusetts associate members of the Naval Consulting Board led by Charles L. Edgar wired Secretary Daniels expressing willingness to serve any Navy tasks. The St Botolph Club hosts an Ettore Cadorin bronze exhibit featuring seven narrative works and a single Belgian Girl symbolizing wartime famine as private view opens and public viewing begins Monday.

Massachusetts Naval Consulting Board Charles L. Edgar The Edison Electric Illuminating Company Navy Daniels Navy Department Maude Drein Bryant Alice Worthington Ball St. Botolph Club Ettore Cadorin Cadorin

LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Note Urges Call

An advertisement urges readers to seek the genuine product name LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE and to request the full name for a cold cure. It references a signature by E. W. GROVE and claims a cure in one day with a 2oc price.

E. W. Grove

Ambassadors push Madrid conference to avert US Germany war

La Prensa reports a Pan American Union meeting and Romula Naon proposal for an international conference in Madrid to avert confrontation between the United States and Germany. El Diario says the move may not reflect Argentina’s government policy or consultation.

Buenos Ayres la Presna Pan-American Union Romula S&s. Naon United States Madrid Germany el Diario Naon

Convicts May Form Regiment If War Call Comes

Burdett G. Lewis, New York commissioner of correction, proposes a regiment of convicts drawn from city penal institutions to volunteer for the government if a national call arises. He says Major General Leonard Wood supports possible War Department rule changes to swear convicts into service, noting existing military training in one jail and plans to expand if needed.

New York Burdett G. Lewis Correction Leonard Wood Department of the East War Department

Funeral services for John Henry Baldwin

Funeral services for John Henry Baldwin, longtime Metropolitan Steamship Company employee of 44 years, were held at his Roxbury home on Cope land street. Rev J Harry Holden officiated and the interment followed at Mr Hope Cemetery West Roxbury with a veterans delegation from Post 26 G A R mourning him.

John Henry Baldwin Metropolitan Steamship Company Copeland Street Roxbury J. Harry Holden Buena Vista Street

Warn hostile missionaries in British India noted by ambassador

The British ambassador in Washington informs the Foreign Missions Conference of North America that Indian policy friction with non British subjects affects missions. American boards are urged to ensure missionaries do not endorse actions harmful to India’s government. Some boards are reportedly recommending missionaries of German origin or other hostile nationalities.

India Washington Foreign Missions Conference of North

Four Thousand Boy Scouts Mark Founding Anniversary

Four thousand Boy Scouts of Greater Boston joined in the seventh anniversary observance of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America yesterday. Throughout the exercises the emphasis was on the need for scouts to be prepared to answer a call of their country.

Boy Scouts Greater Boston Boy Scouts of America

Yale Teacher Wins David A. Wells Prize At Harvard

Clarence H. Haring of New Haven now teaches at Yale and received the David A. Wells prize of 300 dollars at Harvard for the best economics thesis on trade and navigation between Spain and the West Indies. He is Harvard Class of 1907 and was last year a graduate student in Cambridge. Herbert Feis of New York won the Hart Schaffner & Marx prize of 200 dollars.

Clarence H. Haring New Haven

Dartmouth Opens Winter Carnival In Hanover

Dartmouths seventh annual winter carnival opened with a dance supper in the summons drawing several hundred guests. The Dramatic Association staged Wred Jacksons farce A Full House in Webster Hall this evening signaling a strong start to the event.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth the Dramatic Association Wred Jackson Webster Hall

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