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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1912
Page
6
A southeast hurricane of 75 mph plus a blizzard hit Newfoundland causing a westbound express to derail at Little River. Most of the train derailed except the engine. several passengers were injured. Snow blocks roads and communication lines while rails and trams are disrupted.
New Haven Connecticut January ninth The ban on the freshman class of the Yale Sheffield Scientific School which barred participation in athletics was lifted by the Sheffield faculty. The punishment followed the attempted burning of two highway bridges and other pranks.
Yankee, a 30 to 1 shot, upset the field by winning the third race at Juarez, after a late drive from the second choice Tourist.
Baltic seal coats 52 inch chest length described as rich lustrous silky material. Prices shown 85.00 52.50 67.50 75.00 with sale price noted.
A small want ad describes how readers can place classified notices offering help employment or items. It notes lines cost 43 cents each and provides contact at The Boston Post 259 Washington Street or telephone 1684 for submission.
New York fire at the Equitable Life Assurance Society building in lower Broadway killed six and injured about a dozen. The blaze disrupted Wall Street activity as hundreds of millions in securities faced loss, with key records and libraries destroyed or damaged.
A 9 year old Lynn boy James F Murphy was found unconscious and nearly starved after four days living in sheds and cellars. He had frozen limbs and was hospitalized on the dangerous list with possible amputations. His mother had searched city to city in vain.
The boy is the son of Mrs. Margaret Murphy of 60 Spencer Street Lynn. His father is dead and his mother works in a Lynn plant with other children to care for. She sent Jimmie to board with his aunt Mrs Michael O Connor of Everett. Last Friday the aunt sent him on an errand with 2 cents and waited over an hour for his return before notifying Everett police.
At Temperance Hall Revere an enthusiastic meeting led to the formal organization of the Ere Catholic Literary Union. Officers elected include Michael Shaw president C F Ahearn vice president John Finn secretary the Rev John C Ferns treasurer and the Rev James Lee honorary president. The board of directors comprises A B Carter R D Berry John McKeon John McKenna and Daniel Clifford.
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion dyspepsia and stomach gas in five minutes. It promises rapid relief from belching heartburn and nausea with a 50 cent large case available at local drug stores and asserts digestion returns to normal.
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