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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
10
A man arrested on July 9 remained in a police cell for five hours as Dr. L Hunt, acting for Medical Examiner Baker, examined the body and later ruled the death alcohol related. The unidentified 56 year old man, about 5 ft 9 in, was found intoxicated in a suite on Strreets 56t and died before identification could be made.
The 25 cent bottle of GETS-IT corn cure is advertised as safe painless and quick. It claims to make corns vanish within seconds without harming healthy flesh and also treats warts calluses and bunions. Sold by WH Lawrence & Co Chicago and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
James J. Storrow president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce arrived at Copley Plaza Hotel from Manchester to join as the third arbitrator in the Boston Elevating Company wage dispute. He pledged to work full time to seek a fair solution and noted he would learn the points of difference at the first meeting set for the next day.
Mayor Fitzgerald lauds Central Labor Union for steadying influence as talks on arbitration advance. Chamber of Commerce and Amalgamated Association figures discuss appointing a third arbitrator while nominations for delegates to Salt Lake City proceed amid a looming strike.
Fog delays the White Star liner Cymrie from Liverpool and Queenstown with 155 cabins and about 575 steerage passengers aboard. The Belgia, from Hamburg, also reports heavy fog. Catcher Krichell, ex Browns, resists umpire Westervelt again after his suspension and fine in the American Association.
In Lexington Kentucky Utilities Company strike clash four people were injured when striker crowds attacked repair workers. William Bell of Chicago was knocked from a pole and rushed to hospital in critical condition as police requested county help. Strikers demand higher wages and better conditions.
In 1913 era play, star injuries cripple Pittsburg and Brooklyn as well as Detroit and the Chicago Cubs. Honus Wagner may miss regular action, Marty O Toole sidelined by appendicitis, and Cobb hampered by knee swelling. The fallout dampens pennant chances across the leagues.
Five bookkeepers inside Brookline Trust Company were attempting to reopen the vault after hours when the burglar alarm rang loudly attracting motorists pedestrians and a police officer. The crowd buzzed with shouts of burglars as the scene cooled and normalcy returned.
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