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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1916

Page

5

Chases and Overtakes Death Auto

A taxicab driver Deland Tracy who killed Mrs Abby Smith of Cambridge while fleeing toward Boston was captured on Harvard bridge by Patrolman Patrick McNamara after a high speed chase. Smith, 69, died instantly after being struck on Massachusetts avenue near Landsdowne street. Tracy, employed by Timothy Sullivan, was booked for manslaughter at Cambridge police headquarters.

Abby Smith Cambridge Deland Tracy Columbus Avenue Boston Patrick McNamara McNamara Harvard Bridge Tracy Smith Cambridge Relief Hospital

Labor Union Leaders Urge Peace Across U S Mexico

A joint labor committee from the United States and Mexico appeals to both governments and the public to prevent war. They urge forming a mixed Mexican American commission to resolve differences caused by misunderstandings and delay further conferences until the crisis ends. Signature includes Samuel Gompers and other AFL officials plus Mexican labor figures.

Washington United States Mexico American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison John B. Lennon The American Federation C. Loveirs Baltazar Wages IL. N. Morones Gonzalo Garcia Edmundo E. Martinez Organized Workers of

Hughes Busy Getting Ready for Campaign

Bridghampton New York July 3 Charles E Hughes begins a thorough study of campaign issues and speeches. He will focus on acceptance address and mileage speeches for an early August trans continental trip while preparing to discuss all issues with the American people.

Bridghampton N. Y Charles FE. Hughes New York

New Battleship Texas Arrives at Navy Yard for Charlestown Event

The battleship Texas arrived from Newport to the navy yard at dawn yesterday, after dispatch by the Navy Department at Congressman Peter I. Tague’s request. The Minnesota accompanied it as a second line fighter, and sailors from both ships will take part in Charlestown’s postponed Bunker Fill Day celebration today.

United States Texas Navy Yard Newport Navy Department Peter I. Tague Charlestown Minnesota

Eckman’s Alterative Promise Relief for Coughs and Colds

An advertisement urges prompt action for serious cold and bronchial conditions. It touts Eckman’s Alterative as a safe, effective relief after other treatments fail, emphasizing no habit forming drugs and easy dosing for the general public. The Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia is listed as the source.

Eckman

Chase 2 HoldUp Men Mile Through City Streets

Two highwaymen Thomas Sullivan and Patrick Lynch fled from Frank Murray in Somerville. A lengthy pursuit by 150 pursuers ended with Sullivan captured and Lynch overpowered by two street car conductors near Dewey Square after multiple shots and chases from Fort Hill to Atlantic avenues.

South Station Thomas H. Sullivan Patrick J. Lynch Spencer Avenue Chelsea Frank Murray Avon Place Somerville John J. Manning Timothy Kenney City Hall Avenue Murray Dewey Square Sullivan Lynch Fort Hill Square High Street Charles E. Paplos Manning Purchase Street Atlantic Avenue

Banquet speakers urge abstinence as war fears loom

Boston leaders at St Joseph's Total Abstinence Society banquet condemn liquor, urge sacrifice and stay out of Mexico conflict. Mayor Curley criticizes war profits and endorses Wilson stance. Lomasney warns against liquor, urging mothers and nurses to avoid alcohol. Clergy speakers and letters from Lodge, McCall, and Cardinal O Connell noted.

Curley Martin Lomasney Peter Tague Joseph A. Maynard St. Joseph Ninth Regiment Mexico Fie Wilson Society Peter J. McCormack Francis W. Maley St. Joseph's Church Joseph J. Smith Senator Lodge McCall Cardinal O’connell

Mayor Curley Launches Night Letter to Soldiers Camps

Boston Mayor James Michael Curley starts a daily night letter from Massachusetts news to El Paso militiamen. Western Union may send free if interstate rules allow. otherwise city funds may cover at 1.5 cents per word, aim 200 words daily, with Curley as editor in chief.

Massachusetts Curley el Paso Western Union City Hall

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