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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

3

Navy Watches German Ships in Boston Harbor

Navy torpedo boat destroyers on neutrality duty at the port keep steam up and ready to chase any German liner that leaves without clearance papers. At the navy yard the fleet could clear docks in about a minute, while liners would need longer to maneuver down the channel. Local German line managers deny plans to clear and call Washington dispatches about raiding ships misleading.

Navy Yard Earby Boston Charles Kuhlein State Street Washington

Men’s Suits Sale At Harrison Co

Silk mixtures and pencil stripe suits offered at 7.60 with final sale price of 12.50. Harrison Co located at 662 72 Washington St, corner Beach, advertises the sale.

Harrison Co Washington St Cor. Beach

Plant Juice Promises Relief From Distressed Stomachs

Advertisement touts Plant Juice as a cure for stomach liver and kidney issues. It cites Mrs Charles E Davis of 550 Columbus Avenue praising relief after years of dyspepsia and indigestion and notes a drugstore rep at Ashington and Avon streets promoting the remedy to locals.

Nature Charles E. Davis Columbus Avenue New York City Liggit Drug Company Ashington and Avon Streets

Proposed Income Tax Explained at State House Hearing

Charles A. Andrews, president of the Massachusetts Tax Association, argued for the proposed income tax bill before the committee on taxation at the State House. He outlined what ratification of the constitutional amendment by voters last fall means for the tax plan.

Committee On Taxation State House Charles A. Andrews Massachusetts Tax Association

Lawmakers Weigh Partial Income Tax on Intangibles

Mr Andrews notes the bill lets the Legislature tax incomes from intangibles for the first time under current statutes. The association backs the measure as drawn with amendments to clarify the scheme and argues for reasonable taxation. Senator Gifford says 10 percent on intangibles could raise insufficient revenue and may raise Cape towns’ taxes while opposing the tax overall.

Andrews Massachusetts Charles L. Gifford Cape

Death by own action of state ward Florence Towle

Florence A. Towle a 16 year old state ward employed seven months at Dr. Coral H. Liverpool residence 315 Highland avenue Somerville died yesterday afternoon by shooting herself in the heart with Dr. Liverpool property revolver Instantaneous death found in attic room by Dr. Liverpool who noted signs of an unbalanced mind lately The gun was taken from the bureau drawer during family dinner hours

Florence A. Towle Coral H. Liverpool Highland Avenue Somerville

Boston Bridge Plan Rejected by House

The House rejected yesterday the bill for a bridge from Adams Square Boston to Maverick Square East Boston by voice vote. Representative Giblin moved to substitute the bill for the committee's adverse report and compared the project to the Brooklyn Bridge while urging a $2000 study expense from Port Directors.

House Adams Square Boston Maverick Square Giblin Brooklyn Bridge New York

Massachusetts House Debates Rules Suspension and Nominations

A roll call rejects a suspension to keep half the liquor license fees. Representative Giblin seeks resolutions approving Louis D Bran deis to the Supreme Court. The Maverick Square tunnel entrance reconstruction bill is rejected by voice vote after a recommitment attempt. Sherburne calls the bill unconstitutional. Proponents deem the hump objectionable to district residents. The Nantasket Hotel wipeout report is accepted. Mancovitz says the bill removes competition between rival establishments. Lawler urges acceptance noting the hotel shelters women and children in summer.

Giblin Louis D. Brandeis Supreme Court Committee On Rules Maverick Square Boston Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Sherburne Universe Nantasket Mancovitz Lawler

Baxter to Lead Allies Campaign in State

Governor McCall announced Charles S. Baxter will head the allies campaign against the Roosevelt ticket in the state. Baxter managed McCall’s campaign last fall and is viewed as a sharp political manager. Headquarters will open this week and a campaign plan will be announced soon. Former Lieutenant Governor Cushing is expected to manage the Roosevelt campaign.

McCall Charles 8S. Baxter Roosevelt Baxter Cushing

ELOPER LOCKED UP OVER FORGERY CHARGES IN MASS

Warren Stone Cram a Sharon factory foreman, already jailed in Dedham, faces new forgery charges and state breaking and entering and larceny. He allegedly abducted 19 year old Helen Crocker from Sharon to Essex New York last July and may face Mann Act federal prosecution. Helen Crocker returned to Boston with police.

Dedham Warren Stone Cram Sharon Helen Crocker Sharon Telephone Exchange Essex N. Y Stoughton Sharon Box Company Howard Peck Brockton Crocker New York Hervey T. Derry Boston

Trowbridge Will Enters Probate as Heirs Named

The will of J. T. Trowbridge was filed in the East Cambridge Probate Court. Bequests are private, with the residue left to the wife after gifts to three children Mrs Grace Yeames of Geneva New York Mrs Edith T von Baur and Arthur T Trowbridge and to a grandchild Francis T von Baur. No inventory has been filed.

J. T. Trowbridge East Cambridge Grace ©. Yeames Geneva N. Y Edith T. von Baur Arthur T. Trowbridge Francis T. von Baur

Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier

An advertisement praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for disease caused by impure blood. It claims blood purity prevents ailments from catarrh to rheumatism, urges taking the remedy for the whole family, and to get it today.

Hood

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