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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1916

Page

2

Pudd'nhead Wilson on Screen in Sunday Post Feature

The Sunday Post presents Pudd'nhead Wilson as a great movie play told in pictures. The feature highlights the production and its cinematic interpretation.

Pudd’nhead Wilson Next Sunday Post

Bail bill rejected by Senate vote of 15 to 6

The Senate killed a bill allowing police captains and sergeants to take bail by 15 to 6. Senator Chapman urged bail for arrestees while Senator Perley argued it would let arresting authorities release suspects and abuse the system. Prohibition resolutions from former Governor Foss were also defeated after committee reports.

Senate Chapman Perley Malden Foss

Lace saves man’s life in Brooklyn slaying attempt

New York February 24 Marguerite Cushick planned revenge on John Ravelle of Park Avenue Brooklyn. She waited at Lee Avenue and Wilson Street and drew a revolver when Ravelle appeared. The lace fringe on her waist snagged the trigger, halting the shot as Officer Donahue from Clymer Street Station restrained her arms.

New York Marguerite Cushick John Ravelle Park Avenue Brooklyn Ravelle

Divorce of water and rail lines would hurt Cape Cod shippers

Cape Cod cranberry grower H. Larue Brown and others urged keeping boat and rail service under New Haven control. Witnesses warned that divorcing water and rail lines could worsen deliveries, raise rates, and weaken schedules for shippers in Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod, and nearby ports.

H. Larue Brown Department of Justice New Haven Cape Cod New York Fall River Makepeace Cape Buzzards Bay Elder William H. Day Lynn Chamber of Commerce

Cape Cod Sees Threat From Railroad and Steamship Split

Special Examiner Howell told yesterday at a Chamber hearing that the Interstate Commerce Commission is weighing the New Haven railroad and sound steamship lines divorce. President Elliott aims to shift traffic to rail routes, risking summer visitors from New York forced onto hot trains instead of the Sound steamers.

Cape Cod New Haven Railroad Sound Steamship Lines Howell Interstate Commerce Commission Chamber of Commmerce Howard Elliott New Haven New York Cape Plymouth Island

Cape Cod ferry lines protest New Haven control shift

Judge Charles S. Davis leads testimony from Plym outh Commercial Club leaders and Cape Cod manufacturers opposing water line separation from New Haven control. They warn of higher rail delays, worse service for summer visitors and cran- berry shipments, and loss of first class coastal travel. The debate cites interdependent boat trains, coastwise freight, and regional tourism as critical to the Cape’s economy.

New Haven Charles S. Davis Plymouth Interstate Commerce Commission Massachusetts Public Service Commission Cape Cod John C. Makepeace Wareham Cape New York New England Judge Davis Plymouth Commercial Club Barnstable Board of Trade Pall River New Bedford Buzzard's Bay Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Wood's Hole South Shore Fall River Massachusetts

Ten Years of Skin Torture Ended by Resinol

Weatherford Oklahoma resident Mrs. C C Roberts says eczema on her face for ten years vanished after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She notes relief within a day or two and full cure in a month with no recurrence since. Doctors have prescribed the Resinol treatment for over twenty years.

Weatherford Okla

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