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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1914

Page

14

Free Trade Zone Planned Around Panama Canal

Washington Jan 18 A plan to make part of the Panama Canal zone a free trade territory aims to create a clearing house for North Central and South American commerce Representative Coples of Ohio will present the proposal to Congress as a hill note It follows the Hamburg Hong Kong and Singapore free zone models.

Washington Panama Canal Zone Coples Ohio Congress Hamburg Hong Kong Singapore

Beverly Woman Dies After Fire Rescue

Mrs. Blanche Jacquith 38 of Wenham died at Beverly Hospital after five days of burns sustained while rescuing her nephew from a fire at her parents home. The child toppled an oil stove and her clothes caught fire during the rescue attempt.

Beverly Blanche Jacquith Herbert Jacquith Wenham Beverly Hospital I. P. Stanton Friends Street Jaycquith

Coast Storm Ravages New England Fleet With Losses

A historic blizzard along the New England coast wrecked one steamer six schooners and a barge with near a million dollars in damage. One life was lost and 160 rescued, including 108 aboard the Cobequid. Several vessels foundered off Matinicus Cape Ann Nantucket and Bass River as ice and heavy seas battered the coast.

New England Bay of Fundy Maine Grace A. Martin Matinicus Rock Fuller Palmer Cape Ann John Paul Nantucket Sound Greta Ladysmith Nantucket G. M. Porter Bass River Join Paul Rip Cape Cod Cape Chatham Cape Racxze

Two Men Die From Heart Disease in Melrose

Thomas Brady of Roxbury a Boston broker died suddenly of heart disease Saturday night in Melrose at 36. He was visiting his father Edward J. Brady at 9 South Park Melrose and died while speaking to him. James McLean of Melrose an elderly house painter died in a police ambulance from heart disease while en route to Melrose Hospital. he left a wife and six children.

Thomas Brady Roxbury Boston Melrose Brady Edward J. Brady Southcar Park James McLean Rogers Ireet Melrose Cus Unig Melrose Hospital Teath

No Trace of F. Lewis Clark in Santa Barbara

No trace was found of F. Lewis Clark a Spokane millionaire mining and flour mill operator and prominent yachtsman who disappeared Friday night. Police suspect he may have drowned himself off the wharf as his wife left for San Francisco. His son Theodore a Harvard student headed to Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara Wal Lewis Clark Washington Sigit San Francisco

Shackleton Plans Pole Trip With Airplane And Moving Pictures

Sir Ernest Shackleton told the New York World he will undertake the Antarctic expedition using two ships and a wireless apparatus an aeroplane and moving picture machines to document the journey.

Ernest Shackleton New York World South Pole Antarctic Ocean Explorer Shackleton G. F. Morrell London

Shackleton’s New Antarctic Expedition Plans Revealed

Sir Ernest Shackleton lays out a 1914 15 polar trek to cover five million square miles from the Weddell to Ross Seas. He envisions a May landfall at 78 degrees south, transcontinental crossing, dual ships from New Zealand and a return to civilization by April 1915 with depots and sledge routes in the unknown coast.

Shackleton South Polar Weddell Sea Ross Sea Buenos Aires Selvier Oere Lancing South Amena Preutile New Zealand Graham Land South America Pole Dr. Bruce Coat's Land Filchner Weddell Quadrant Weddell's Great Plateau

Engagement Filed for Dorchester Actress Miss Tranklyn Wood

Parents of Dorchester actress Miss Tranklyn Wood announce her engagement to B E H Pickett manager of Keiths Theatre Lowell.

Engagement Announced for Miss Franklyn Wood in Dorchester

Mr and Mrs William H Wood of 9 Lonsdale Street Ashmont Dorchester announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Franklyn Wood The bride to be is a South Boston native a Gaston Grammar School and South Boston High School graduate She acted with The Temple Players led The Temple and later was leading lady with Kincaide stock company and toured Pennsylvania and the Middle West She returns home to wed Benjamin F Pickett manager of Keiths Theatre Lowell

Franklyn Wood William H. Wood Lonsdale Street Ashmont Dorchester South Boston Gaston Grammar School The Temple Players Temples Greater Boston Kincaide Stock Company Quincy Pennsylvania Middle West Kincaide Willie Benjamin F. Pickett Keith's Lowell

Man Saved From Suicide Ahead of Murder Trial

Eugene C. Loud survived a botched suicide after killing his wife Grace S. Loud in South Weymouth on January 4. A Boston specialist at Quincy Hospital performed a life saving operation yesterday restoring his life as he faced imminent trial for murder.

Eugene C. Loud Grace S. Loud South Weymouth Boston Quincy Hospital Loud

Man Faces Trial Amid Near Fatal Throat Injuries

Officials delayed Loud's court appearance as doctors treated life threatening throat wounds that had nearly severed due to blood poisoning. Dr. Hunting reported a superficial closure, a growing infection, and poisoning risks, prompting an emergency operation by Dr. George Loring Tobey Jr. to stabilize him. The trial will resume in about two weeks once recovery progresses.

Hunting Quincy Hospital George Loring ,Tobey, Jr Marlboro Street Back Bay Quincey Loud

Pearson Row Splits Legislature Over Adjutant General

Adjutant-General Pearson stands at center of a political clash as Governor Walsh argues he should be appointed by the governor and serve at his pleasure. The adjutant general contends the five year term fixed by last year’s statutes should stand and resists resignation.

Pearson Walsh

Massachusetts Legislature Opens Year With Committee Moves

The military affairs committee will set a hearing date on the proposed adjutant general tenure law. Governor Walsh may appoint a new medical examiner, while discussions on Finance Commission leadership involve John R. Murphy and Mayor Fitzgerald. The session opens with rules filings and committee referrals as hearings begin.

Coolidge Senate Cushing House Army and Navy of Massachusetts General Court Committee On Rules

Spirit beliefs and stubborn heart lead to Mrs Lemon’s death

Mrs. Sarah W. Lemon 75 died after refusing medical aid, claiming her husband’s spirit spoke to her. A longtime spiritualist and resident of 40 Carver Street she rejected doctors despite worsening valvular heart trouble and old age, even when warned by relatives.

Sarah W. Lemon

Single Tax Regarded as Gospel by Detroit Bishop

Bishop Charles Williams of Detroit told Ford Hall last night that the single tax is part of the Gospel. He argued that moral right implies practical economic and political possibility, asserting all men have equal right to access God’s earth and its natural resources for production.

Charles Williams Detroit Ford Hall

Land Common Property Proposed to Raise Wages

A speaker denounces private land ownership arguing that land should be common property and taxes should target land only. He cites Pennsylvania coal as abundant though controlled by owners who profit at workers’ expense and calls for abolishing taxes on production to raise wages.

Pennsylvania

President Lowell Receives Harvard Students

President A Lawrence Lowell and Mrs Lowell hosted a large group of undergraduates at their Quincy Street Cambridge home yesterday afternoon. The weekly Sunday receptions will continue for the rest of the college year as part of student life.

A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard Lowell Quincy Street Cambridge

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