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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1911

Page

3

War Clouds Loom Over Europe as Britain Counters Germany

UK leaders warn that Germany may press abroad while Britain guards its interests in Africa and West Africa. Asquith outlines negotiations between France and Germany on Morocco, urging a settlement that honors British interests. Balfour vows unified opposition and warns against misreading British resolve amid looming European crisis.

Balfour Europe France Germany Morocco West Africa A. J. Balfour Asquith

Oldest Boston carriage firm Ferd F French Co Limited

The oldest carriages business in Boston is Ferd. F. French & Co., Limited at 14-24 Sudbury and 110-114 Friend streets. Founded in 1851 by William P. Sargent, the firm grew to prominence in New England with extensive carriage manufacture and sales. J. Montgomery Sears later formed the corporation. current head is Joseph V. Boinay, active for 11 years, with six years owning a controlling stake, and also a director of Wellsley National Bank.

Boston Ferd. F. French“&Co., Limited Sudbury Street Friend Street New England William P. Sargent Merrimac Mass Tremont Street Sargent J. Montgomery Sears Ccorporation Ford. F. French & Co., Limited Joseph V.boinay Boinay Natick Bryant and Stratton

Derrik collapse kills two men at Vermont quarry

Barre resident Arthur Duffy and Websterville's Thomas Lessard were killed when a derrick rope failed at a Websterville quarry. A heavy stone being lifted toppled and crushed their heads as they worked below. Both men were unmarried.

Barre Arthur Duffy Thomas Lessard Websterville

France Seeks Peace Amid Morocco Evacuation Clash

Paris reports a persistent deadlock between France and Germany over Morocco and Africa. France aims for a peaceful settlement and is prepared to conciliate but rejects handing over large territories in exchange for assurances about future Moroccan actions.

Paris France Germany Morocco

Cattlemen Held Up as Smuggler Suspects

Abraham Nuenes and Thomas Nash, cattlemen returning on the Cymric, were detained by customs officials with baggage claimed to contain undeclared jewelry. Patrolman Orr seized the items as evidence. In court, a woman was found guilty of assault and fined $5, and on a lace theft charge was fined $3.

Abraham Nuenes Thomas Nash Cymric James Orr Conlon

Customs Inspectors Probe Elegant Brooch and Shipboard Items

Nemess claims a paste replica brooch while Nash reports jewelry for his wife aboard the Cymric. The liner, quarantined for four hours by port physician Dr. Gay, transferred 187 steerage passengers to Gallups Island to prevent cholera spread. 85 saloon travelers balked at the delay. Notables aboard include Rear Admiral Chadwick and Lady Chadwick, Sir Thomas and Lady Myles, and University of Minnesota professor Frank Constant with his wife and seven-year-old son Woodridge Constant.

Nemess Nash Dr. Gay Gallup's Island F. E. Chadwick Thomas Myles Dublin Myles Thomas England House of Lords Frank H. Constant University of Minnesota Woodridge Constant

Woman Bitten After Shoplifting Accusation at Washington Store

Store detective Mary Conlon tried to persuade Frances Bellanto, a woman charged with shoplifting, to return to the Washington Street department store and had her hand badly bitten during the confrontation. The suspect was arrested.

Washington Street Mary Conlon Frances Bellanto

Brookline Man Fined for Fare Evasion in Court

Peter Grace of High Street Brookline faced Brookline Municipal Court for drunkenness and fare evasion on a Boston Elevated car last Wednesday evening. He was found guilty on evading fare and fined $5. the drunkenness charge was placed on file.

Peter Grace High Street Brookline Boston

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