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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1915
Page
3
Police weigh exhuming Oscar K. Conery’s baby after a wife’s death and suspected poisoning. The father is detained as the state chemist investigates. A priest’s suspicions focus on the couple’s liaison with a 16 year old girl and a threatened divorce.
Field Marshal Von Hindenberg commander of the German army in Poland expresses heartfelt thanks for New Year wishes sent by friends in Europe and America. He cannot answer personally and asks the press to convey his gratitude.
Firemen battled two blazes causing over a million dollars in damage. The Charles Este Company lumber yard and 17 homes on Glenwood avenue in North Philadelphia burned, halting New York division trains for over ninety minutes. A separate fire wrecked the Philadelphia and Reading station at Camden and damaged the C B Coles lumber yard and the John Dialoge shipbuilding plant.
Reading tickets were accepted on Pennsylvania lines in New Jersey while Reading reciprocated on its New York divisions from this city. Four Camden firemen were injured and nearly 500 people overcome by heat and smoke in the city. Fire origin in North Philadelphia is unknown, with a cigarette blamed for the Camden railroad station blaze.
Veteran comedian Nat C. Goodwin could not perform at the Davidson Theatre in Never Say Die due to a severe laryngitis attack. He fell ill in Rockford, Illinois, and arrived in Milwaukee with a fever of 103. Doctors ordered absolute rest as pneumonia was feared. He rests quietly at the Hotel Wisconsin with wife Margaret Moreland at his bedside.
Booker T. Washington condemns provisions of yesterday's Senate immigration bill that bar immigrants of African descent. He cites West Indian workers who helped build the Panama Canal as evidence such exclusion would be unwarranted discrimination.
George A. Dalrymple former superintendent of streets of Revere and for 11 years foreman of road construction for the Revere Beach Reservation died yesterday at his home 67 Hustis Street Revere after a nine day illness from pneumonia.
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