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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

9

Patrolman Fitzgerald On Trial For Neglect Of Duty

Following the dismissal of John C. Flatley and Roland P. Green patrolmen from East Dedham street station for waylaying and assaulting Patrolman Fitzgerald the case is heard by a trial board. The first session occurred behind closed doors at police headquarters with Captains Peabody Lee and Goode presiding. friends of Fitzgerald prepared a petition for his retention signed mainly by area businesspeople on his beat Dover Albany streets Harrison avenue and lumber district of the South End.

John C. Flatley Roland P. Green Dedham Street Yidward C. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Peabody Joy Street Lee Broadway South Boston Goode Back Bay Driscoll Dailey Hurley Dover Albany Harrison Avenue South End

Argentina raises legation to embassy in Washington

Official notice from Argentina says its legation in Washington becomes an embassy with immediate effect. The American legation in Argentina has likewise been elevated to an embassy.

Washington State Department Argentina

Doctor’s Advice Ad Offers Home Remedies and Contact

A period advertisement by Dr. Lewis Baker offers general medical guidance with home remedies for headaches indigestion rheumatism kidney issues cough indigestion constipation and weight loss. It lists prescriptions including hypunucalne tablets iodide of potassium balmwort and sarsaparilla blends and invites free written consultations.

Lewis Baker College Building College-Ellwood Streets Dayton Lee

Eye tonic and home beauty remedies from Mrs Martyn

A column of home treatments claims to relieve eye strain with crystos eye drops, scalp care with canthrax shampoo, kardene tonic for appetite and glow, spurmax lotion for complexion, delatene hair removal, quinzoin scalp tonic, parnous fat reduction, almoroin wrinkle cream, and a plug for Mrs Martyn's Beauty book.

Priscilla

Strike Spreads at Wakefield Rattan Works

At a joint A F of L and I W W meeting in Wakefield Caleb Howard of the I W W predicted workers at Hey wood Brothers Wakefield rattan works would today walk out and join A P of L strikers already out for a second time.

A. F. of L Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Rattan Wakefield Caleb Howard A. P. of L

Wakefield meeting voices union dispute and strike stance

About 850 people gathered at Wakefield Town Hall as To Wa and A F of IL leaders spoke. Rev Dr Austin Rice urged the company be given a two week trial after the first strike while Angelo Salvati refused to return unless all strikers regain posts and all strikebreakers are dismissed. Police prepared for possible walkouts at Heywood Brothers and Wakefield works.

Wakefield Town Hall A. F Austin Rice Congregational Church State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration A. F. of L Bruce Maiden Court Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company Angelo Salvati Salvati Harry Thwaites Caleb Howard WowWee Tie Samuel Twws

Perkins Declares He Will Not Resign As Chairman

George W. Perkins stated he has no intention of retiring as chairman of the Progressive national committee's executive committee. He commented on Mr Pinchot's demand for resignation calling it an honest difference of opinion on both sides.

New York George W. Perkins Progressive National Committee Perkins Mr. Pinchot

Miss Mabel Townsend Marries Ralph E. Rice at Baptist Church

Dorchester debutante Miss Mabel T Townsend daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Townsend of 62 Hamilton Street wed Ralph E Rice assistant engineer of the Boston Transit Commission son of Mrs Julia E Rice of 4 Frederick Terrace at Stoughton Street Baptist Church last evening.

Mabel T., Townsend Joseph W. Townsend Hamilton Street Dorchester Ralph Emerson Rice Boston Transit Commission Julia E. Rice Frederick Terrace Stoughton- Street Baptist Church

Pinklets Promise Gentle Constipation Relief

Pinklets claim to correct constipation by gently aiding the bowels and liver without gripe. The ad promotes safety for family use, notes 25 cents per bottle, and invites readers to request a Pinklet book from Dr. Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y Pilgrim Mfg New York

Stylishly Attired Women Lead Prize Dogs at Auburndale Event

Attendants at yesterday afternoon’s Auburndale gathering watched stylish women parade prize winning dogs beneath shade trees at the Woodland Park Hotel grounds to protect them from the sun.

Woodland Park Auburndale

Eleventh Annual Kennel Show Draws Many Dogs and Prizes

The eleventh annual Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts show drew hundreds of dogs and many prizes. Notable entries included Miss Louise Talbot with a compounce, Mrs. Liggett's unbeaten Bad News Manchester terrier, and Little Tony Ringmaster, a renowned Boston terrier. Captain Beach's collie won four firsts plus a golf medal.

Ladies’ Kennel Association of Massachusetts Louise ‘Talbot E. Townsend French Bulldog Club Bad News Manchester Ats Liggett Bernard Helen R. Hayward EB. L. Beach Charlestown Navy Yard Theo Ruggles Kitson Quincy St. Bernard

Estate administrator sues over wife’s death

Michael O Neil as administrator of Mary A O Neil s estate sues Fred F Squire Arlington John P Wyman Cambridge and Frank O Squire Falmouth trustees under John P Squire s will to recover for Mary s death in February blamed on ice falling from a Squire estate building on North street He attaches trustees for 30000 and also seeks 10000 as husband attaching the estate for the same sum.

Michael O'Neil Mary A O'Neil Fred F. Squire Arlington John P. Wyman Cambridge Frank O. Squire Falmouth John P. Squire Squire North Street

Godfather's Tardiness Results in a Fine

Salvatore Pernane of Webb Street North End was fined 350 by Judge Bennett in the Police Court yesterday for violating the liquor law. He claimed the large beer stock was to christen his baby, but the infant arrived late and he was unable to act as godfather due to illness.

Salvatore Pernane Webb Street North End Bennett Pernane O'Donnell Hanover Street

Gas Company Refuses Further Concessions on Street Lighting

Boston Consolidated Gas Co balks at city demands over a 2 million street lighting contract. Commissioner Rourke reports no concession on testing lamps in the street and seeks better arbitration terms. City Council votes expected today amid a close race.

Boston Consolidated Gas Company Rourke

GETS-IP Promised to Vanish Corns Quickly

Vague ad copy touts GETS-IP as a quick remedy for corns. It emphasizes fast action with sensational phrases and boasts of easy application, urging readers to try the product for relief.

Ellis milk bill defeated in Senate by large margin

The Ellis milk bill backed by the Consumers' League failed in the Senate 158 to 2 as new health board regulations were proposed. The roll call shows 15 Yes votes and 23 No with most members recording. House Ways and Means sent the initiative and referendum measure to the General Court after three dissenters. A separate vote sent the central State purchasing department bill to the next General Court by 91 to 106.

Ellis The Consumers’ League Senate State Board of Health Bellamy J. H. Brennan Dean Earisse Fitzgerald Hickey Hilton Organ Johnson Langeller Leonard McGonagle Nichols Tetler McCarthy McLane Norwood O'Rourke Sheehan Sibley Ward Wells Williams Cox Bagley House Ways and Means White Newton Darling Sunderand Tufts Waltham

Veteran Boston clerk Henry Blackmer dies at 34 Capen Street

Henry Blackmer, 4, a veteran Boston post office clerk of four years, died at his Medford Hillside home after a lingering stomach ailment. He had not been ill acutely until a week ago. A delegation of fellow clerks will attend his funeral.

Henry Blackmer Boston Post Office Capen Street Medford Hillside

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