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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
2
Pittsburg July 14 United Mine Workers officials report national president Thomas L. Lewis forbids a strike of 18000 Pittsburg Coal Company miners set to begin tomorrow morning. He says the order violates the international constitution and advises against strike.
Henry Silva and John Patrick of the fishing schooner Louise Do Cabral narrowly escaped death when a steamer grazed the dory as it passed near the stern. The propeller created a swish that carried some gear overboard, but the two men were unharmed despite the near miss.
Nora DeCost aged 35 of Cambridge was adopted by James T. Murphy 54 of Waltham after years as a servant in his home. Judge Mclntire presided at East Cambridge. Murphy says the adoption fulfills his late wife’s wish and makes DeCost his legal child with her husband Norman DeCost consenting. The couple now lives with Murphy at 3 Linden Street Waltham.
Prince Bernard von Buelow quits as Germany's chancellor after 12 years in office. Emperor William I names Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg to succeed him. Berlin crowds fill streets as von Buelow hands the formal resignation and the Emperor hails their ongoing friendship.
In Bridgeport Connecticut Judge Burpee hears hat manufacturers claim damage from defections by members of the Associated Hat Manufacturers after labor talks with United Hatters of North America. Ennis R. Conant cites $116000 in orders refused. Fred Berg cites $113000 in cancelled orders.
Four burglary attempts within an hour in Jamaica Plain prompted Captain Wescott to deploy plainclothes officers. A neighborly dog named Buster thwarted entries by barking, aiding two would be intruders who fled after being spotted. At Glenvale Terrace homes on 1 and 2 Glenvale, intruders frightened away, while plumbing materials were stolen at 1 Glenvale. Residents elsewhere report false key operators.
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