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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1914

Page

3

Plan to divide Albania would ruin the country says Williams plan

An editorial in the Dielli denounces George Fred Williams, former Greek minister, for proposing canton-based governance in Albania. It argues the idea risks foreign control, Greek and Turkish influence, and Balkan fracture, warning it would ruin Albania.

Williams Albania George Fred Williams Dedham Greece Dielli Sun Boston Wilson Wiliams Lord Byron Mr. Dougham Korfuza Sarandi Argyrocastro Tepeleni Aviona Durraszo Commission of Control United States Italy

Miss Carson to Wed Policeman at Dorchester

Miss Agnes Carson of 39 Stonehurst street Dorchester will marry Clarence Rowlands a patrolman in the Wellesley police department next month. Carson a stenographer at Westinghouse met Rowlands after business college graduation. They were vacationing together at a New Hampshire resort.

Agnes Carson Stonehurst Street Dorchester Clarence Rowlands Wellesley

Fire Alarm At Newton House Fire Overcomes Hoseman

An 5 o'clock Newton fire alarm from Box 82 led to Ed ward Helihy of Engine 1 collapsing from exhaustion as he chased the apparatus to Farlow hill. Neighbors aided him home after he fainted. The blaze destroyed a partly built house at 122 Shornecliffe road for Mrs. Marion H. Adams of Dorchester.

Edward Helihy Newton Helihy Newton Corner Farlow Hill Shornecliffe Road Marion H. Adams Dorchester

Elopement Ends in Murder in Haverstraw Office

Eugene Newman 19 who eloped with Anna Cleary daughter of William C Cleary town clerk of Haverstraw for 14 years was shot and killed today in Cleary s office. Cleary and his son in law were present four shots heard Cleary surrendered to justice of the peace and was jailed in Rockland county on a murder charge.

Haverstraw N. Y Eugene Newman Anna Cleary William C. Cleary Rockland County Cleary Justice of the Peace New City

Canal to Open Aug 15 for World Commerce

Washington July 23 Opening of the Panama Canal to the world's commerce on Aug 15 next was announced tonight by Secretary Garrison. Probably the first vessel to pass will be the Cristobal a War Department steamer now at Colon. No formalities will be observed for the epoch marking event. Ceremony left for the official opening when the international fleet passes in March 1915.

Carpenter Falls Into Basement At Roxbury Building Site

Hubert Bolt a 40 year old widower on the dangerous list at City Hospital after a fall yesterday afternoon while working on Roxbury’s new municipal building at Dudley and Vine streets. He slipped from the second floor through an opening to the basement a distance of about 26 feet.

Hubert Bolt City Hospital Dudley and Vine Streets Roxbury

Beef Remains High as Fish Prices Drop This Week

Beef stays firm while fish and greens gain favor. Lam prices ease by 3 cents a pound on most items and 2 cents on chops. Best beef cuts listed as legs 18 cents, forequarters 12 1 2, rib chops 30, kidney chops 38. Market men note demand rises for chops in vacation season, though lamb expected to stay low for the year.

Prices and shortages linger as food costs stay high

Market notes show beef unlikely to fall with only six percent of normal supply from the West and tight Argentine shipments. Fresh pork remains expensive with roasting pieces at 22 cents and chops at 28. Eggs, butter, and vegetables vary widely, with butter around 20 cents and oranges at 35, watermelons 40 to 60, and many staples fluctuating amid holiday demand and seasonal factors.

West America Our California

Luiza Escapes After Fatal Shot On Bridges Street

Francisco Luiza fled into the Winthrop Street swamp after fatally shooting Piedro Titone on Bridges Street. Titone was hit twice in the left side and died. Luiza reportedly invited him to step onto the sidewalk and then fired, claiming to settle a five dollar debt.

Framingham Francisco Luiza Piedro Titone Bridges Street Titone Luiza Winthrop Street

Girl of 1510 Become Bride

Marion Frances Gebo of Brookline Massachusetts has announced plans to marry at 15 and move to Mexico. Her fiancé George Henry Deming, age 22, met her in Boston after fleeing Monterey Mexico. Marriage intention papers filed. wedding date undecided. Deming aims to complete medical training before tying the knot and taking his bride to Mexico.

Marion Frances Gebo Beacon Street Brookline Mexico George Henry Deming Miss Gebo Boston Monterey Deming

Skidding Car Fatal Hits Hurdy Man in Hingham

Francisco Gulesletti of 17 Roosevelt Street New York City was killed instantly when an auto owned and driven by Joseph A Magrane of 247 Ocean Street Lynn crashed into a hurdy gurdy on Rockland Street Hingham early last night.

Francisco Gulesletti Roosevelt Street New York City Joseph A. Magrane Ocean Street Lynn Rockland Street Hingham

Prominent Man Ma grane Arrested After Nantasket Accident

Ma grane a notable businessman was arrested by Chief Washington J. James of the Hingham police on a manslaughter charge after a crash that killed a hurdy gurdy operator. Bail set at 1000, he was released. Court appearance scheduled this morning.

Magrane Washington J. James Hingham Police Joseph J. Donahue Boston John A. Peterson Nantasket

Boston Girl to Wed at Narragansett Pier

Miss Edith A. Bush of Boston plans a Nuptial at Narragansett Pier with Dr Elmer von Szendeffy of Budapest Hungary the couple will sail for foreign shores on Aug 4 The engagement was announced last Saturday at Narragansett Pier where Dr Bush his wife and daughter are spending the summer The groom is present in Narragansett this season

Edith A. Bush Elmer von Szendeffy Budapest Hungary Narragansett Pier J. Foster Bush Boylston Street Szendeffy Miss Bush Dr. Szendeffy

Baby Fawn Born at Franklin Park Zoo

A fawn born at Franklin Park Zoo captivates keepers and visitors. The mother deer, chased through Somerville, was captured and brought to the zoo for care. The tiny fawn, about the size of a puppy, signals a healthy addition to the captive wildlife collection.

Baby Fawn Franklin Park Zoo Franklin Park Somerville Fawn

Memorial Service for Judge Foster in Portland

Memorial services for ex Judge Enoch Foster were held by the Cumberland Bar Association in Portland Maine Speaker lineup included Judge A B Herrick Frank Haskell and Chief Justice Albert R Savage Foster served two terms on Maine's supreme bench

Portland Enoch Foster Cumberland Bar Association A. BE. Herrick Bethel Frank H. Haskell Albert R. Savage Foster Supreme Bench of Maine

Roosevelt Presented Suit Papers In Libel Case

Oyster Bay, July 23. Colonel Roosevelt must appear in court to defend a $50,000 libel suit filed by William Barnes Jr. The complaint was served by James S. Y. Ivins of Barnes’s law firm. Roosevelt may choose to delay the case or push it to be tried before the elections, possibly as long as two years.

Oyster Bay N. Y William Barnes, Jr Roosevelt James S. Y. Ivins Barnes Ivins

Roosevelt Meets Ivins Over Libel Suit Timing

In Oyster Bay, Colonel Roosevelt meets with Mr Ivins and documents, after Mr Barnes visits New York. Roosevelt does not study the papers, greeting Ivins cordially and indicating a possible delay tactic if the case proceeds before September primaries. Barnes cites Roosevelt’s Michigan libel suit precedent.

Mr. Ivins Mr. Barnes Colonel Roosevelt Barnes New York Roosevelt Michigan Miins

Springfield Man Elected President of Optometrist Examiners

St Louis July 23 C E Monroe of Springfield Massachusetts was chosen president of the national organization of State examiners of Optometrists during the convention tied to the seventh annual congress of the American Optical Association in St Louis.

ST. Louis C. E. Monroe Springfield Mass National Organization of State Examiners of Optometrists American Optical Association

Cardinal Gibbons Reaches 80th Birthday Birthday

Cardinal Gibbons marks his 80th birthday at age 80 with no formal celebration. He spent the day at the country home of T Herbert Shriver near Westminster Maryland, continuing a multiyear custom.

Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons T. Herbert Shriver Westminster

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John F. Fitzgerald Oak Hall Clothing Co Adams Square Miss Carson Newton Hoseman Carpenter Narraganstt Pier Judge Foster Hilton Rime Asia PFA Lime Juice BC THE Washington Street Temple Place
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