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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1916
Page
2
M. Co. A. Ira A. Flinner Eduardo Berge Soler David Montt Professor David Sequiera Carranza government representative in Mexico Thomas W. Anderson secretary of the Boston Boot and Shoe Club Frank E Lakey principal of the English High School listed among named individuals.
Roger Sherman Hoar ex assistant attorney-general warned that history may force greater allegiance to world order than to America. He pledged Massachusetts welfare over personal convenience and said he might oppose his state if needed to support internationalism over patriotism.
In a convention talk, Mr. Hoar argued the war’s real cause is a Jekyll Hyde mix of patriotism and nationalism, while internationalism could obviate conflicts. He compared world unity to colonial unity under a common flag and proposed an inter nation trade flag and postal service to bind nations.
Edward S. Payson of the Emerson Piano Company urged adoption of a world language to ease immigration tensions and reduce conflicts. He warned no single language can satisfy all nations and argued language is vital to a peaceful economic order.
The British freighter City of Lincoln berthed at Commonwealth Pier in South Boston after arriving from the Orient. Captain Jenkins put the cargo value at about 4 million dollars including 4000 tons of crude rubber worth 1.3 million and 2600 tons of slab tin valued at 1.0006 million. The ship also carried 66 000 cases of bean oil from Dalny and other goods such as tapioca curios silks spices hemp and eta destined for re shipment to England.
John L. McGowan former clerk in charge of postal station 19 Brookline was fined 3268 by Judge Morton in the United States District Court for unlawfully issuing postal money orders and embezzling U S property yesterday.
A Dorchester nurse Catherine L Fitzgerald was awarded 300 dollars in her Superior Court suit seeking 5000 dollars against Bernard L Tarbox owner of the Peninsula Hotel in South Boston. Her brother George A Fitzgerald also sued for 5000 dollars but the jury found for the defendant.
Catherine Fitzgerald a 17 year old former nurse girl employed by Mrs. Tarbox on Tremlet street Dorchester testifies her brother assisted in packing August 1913. A quarrel arose when Mrs Tarbox blocked the belongings until Mr Tarbox returned and allegedly used force injuring her.
The Boston City Club postponed its dinner honoring retiring president Frederick P. Fish due to his urgent business trip to Cleveland. No new date has been announced.
The advertisement asserts Adamson's Balsam cures coughs colds and grippe. It markets a tonic remedy with bold claims aimed at general respiratory relief and old fashioned home medicine usage.
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