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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
4
In Parliament David Lloyd George announced new factories and rapid expansion to double shell output within weeks. Asquith urged endurance and unity, praising Russian and Italian allies and warning against waning resolve as Britain expands munitions, ships, and finances.
Groundfish prices edged up at the fish piers as five vessels brought catches to the new fish pier and none to T wharf. Sailors reported arrivals of swordfish and mackerel, with traders listing haddock through mackerel prices and vessel cargo totals for multiple ships.
A hot weather luncheon features a bowl of half-and-half cream with salt and Uneeda Biscuit. The 80 cooling, so delightful, so satisfying note prompts readers to seek a refreshing, simple summer snack.
In a House of Commons review Premier Asquith praised Russian and Italian allies and expressed confidence in ultimate Allied success. He described the war as a test of endurance and indicated it would continue for some time.
Chicago July 28 with a verdict all but formed the coroner's jury hearing the Eastland disaster met with federal officials including Secretary Redfield inspector general Uhler and Justice special solicitor Thurman for a private conference after two hours of closeted talks the witnesses resumed testimony.
Secretary Redfield declined to discuss his statements to the coroner's jury about inspection procedures for lake steamers and federal license duties. State's Attorney Hoyne postponed indictments against those blamed for the Eastland capsize, citing jurisdiction and evidence limits and transferring witnesses to a federal grand jury. Funerals for about 200 victims were held as the city mourned under a mayoral relief proclamation.
Shipping news details numerous steamers and brigs sailing for ports from New York to Philadelphia and Norfolk. Vessels include Tharros Xilas Huelva Mantanan Wright Santa Cruz Prince Arthur Whitney Lehigh and many barges towed by Mare McGoldrick and others across Atlantic and coastwise routes.
Justice Ford denies Becker a new trial after a three page ruling stating evidence was cumulated and insufficient. He finds no inherent power to grant a new trial and cites Benham as distinguishable, noting new affidavits fail to meet statutory requirements. The case contrasts Becker with Benham and analyzes affidavits from Kauffman, Ginty, Murphy, and others.
Albany July 28 Justice Ford refused Becker a new trial. Gov Whitman called Ford’s action the only possible step saying the evidence was conclusive and Becker is to be executed in the electric chair after daybreak Friday. The ruling dismisses affidavits as immaterial and confirms Becker’s two prior convictions and appeals were limited.
The Bull Moose party names Mr. Shaw as their candidate with plans for a six week stump tour. If opposing parties endorse prohibition Shaw may withdraw and the Progressive committee could nominating another candidate. Nelson B. Clark of Beverly may join the Progressive primaries to boost turnout.
Mary A. Sweeney beloved wife of John J. Sweeney of 5 Baker Park Roxbury died July 28 Funeral arrangements pending later notice
Judge John Hildreth of Holyoke is named for Attorney-General with Russell A. Wood for Secretary of State and Alvin T. Weeks of Fall River for Treasurer. Dr. Fred P. Glazier of Hudson is mentioned for auditor. A known Progressive legislator is urged to run for Lieutenant-Governor and Shaw’s nomination could change the dynamic. Charles Sumner Bird, a Bull Moose leader, opposes absolute Prohibition after previously declining the Prohibition Governor nomination.
The 2500 Sturtevant Blower Works workers at Readville and 900 at Hyde Park's American Tool Company may strike for higher wages and better conditions. Becker Company workers could join in sympathy, with a strike likely if Becker officials reject the men’s committee, leading to a Magnolia Hall meeting after.
Labor observers say a city wide machinists strike could be the broadest in a decade in Greater Boston. In Hyde Park 600 machinists at Magnolia Hall voted unanimously to strike if needed after speeches from the scale committee report. Speakers condemned company reception of their demands.
A home remedy claims to restore natural hair color using 7 oz water plus a small box of Barbo Compound 1 oz bay rum and ½ oz glycerine. Applied every other day until shade then every two weeks, it allegedly darkens gray hair removes dandruff and humors, and tonifies without sticking or coloring the scalp.
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