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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1915

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Italians Destroy Arsenal in Raid on Pola Harbor

One Italian air raid on Pola, the Austrian Adriatic base, damaged the arsenal and warships. Despatches say fires from exploding shells destroyed a large portion of the arsenal and hit ships including a battleship and submarines. Italian forces push toward Goritzia as Isonzo valley battles continue near Trieste.

London Italy Pola Adriatic Austria Rome Incheir Isonzo Goritzia Trieste

Wilson Pleads With Bryan Not to Resign

President Wilson urged Secretary Bryan not to resign just before the German note was sent. He met Bryan at his farewell and hoped a solution would avert resignation. Bryan says the note was softened but he still resigns.

Germany Washington Wilson Bryan

Bunker Hill Victims Die After Yacht Collision

Two Hub men die when a large steam yacht named Vanadis slams into the side of the Eastern Steamship liner near Bunker Hill bound for Boston. George H. Kendrick of Wollaston is killed in his stateroom while John J. Brown of Boston dies. Several passengers are injured as 25 staterooms are wrecked.

Vanadis Eastern Steamship Company George H. Kendrick Wollaston John J. Brown Boston Bunker Hill Metropolitan Line Long Island Sound George Henry Kendrick

Moon Phases and Daily Astral Notes for June

The entry lists moon phases from new moon June 12 to full moon June 26 and upcoming new moons, with full moons later in the year. It notes daytime and evening star positions, daylight length, and auto p A.M. and P.M. times, plus anniversaries including Flag Day and historical events such as Port Hudson battle and Lassen Peak eruption.

Lim Saturn Venus Jupiter United States Concrese Port Hudson Jeanette Arctic Lassen Peak California

Showers Forecast for Boston and New England

The forecast shows Monday morning showers in Boston and vicinity then clearing to fair, with cooler conditions Tuesday and fresh west winds. Northern New England is expected to have showers Monday afternoon followed by fair and cooler weather, while Southern New England should be fair Monday after morning showers and cooler conditions on Tuesday.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England

President Urged Bryan to Reconsider Resignation

Reporters say President personally begged Mr. Bryan to stay on after his resignation note. Bryan visited Old Point Comfort and offered no new official comments. German press reaction noted the friendly tone of the American note and drew encouragement.

White House State Department Bryan Old Point Comfort

Dr John H McCollom Dies Suddenly

Dr John H McCollom, former superintendent of Boston City Hospital and Harvard Medical School faculty member, died suddenly at his Back Bay home 29 Ivy Street at 1 30 this morning. He gained national fame for introducing antitoxin use in the contagious wards and retired last spring, succeeded by Dr Dowling.

John H. McCollom Boston City Hospital Harvard Medical School Ivy Street Back Bay City Hospital McCollum South Department Dowling

Maine Doctor Alfred Mitchell Dies at 78

Dr. Alfred Mitchell of Maine, former dean of the Medical School of Maine until 1911, died today at Brunswick. A Bowdoin College and Columbia University graduate, he was 78.

Alfred Mitchell Maine Brunswick Medical School of Maine Bowdoin College Columbia University

Baseball Scores From The National League Pairings

Chicago defeats Boston 6 to 4 while St Louis crushes Brooklyn 9 to 2 in MLB action. A rain delay affected the New York Cincinnati game with no winner reported.

Chicago Boston St. Louis Brooklyn New York-Cincinnati

Suicide of a Lexington nurse amid final farewell note

Molly A Clohassy a 20 year old nurse girl shot herself on Pleasant street East Lexington just after saying good night to Louis E Boutin of North Cambridge. A six page letter found on her body explained she wished to join God though she cared for her sweetheart. Boutin stood nearby when she fired the revolver ending her life.

Molly A. ,Clohassy Pleasant Street East Lexington Louis E. Boutin Clay Street North Cambridge Moving Picture Scollay Square Boutin Miss Clahassy James J. Walsh Nellie Stephen Tobin Arlington Walsh House

Destroyer Escort For The St. Paul

New York June 13 The American liner St. Paul arriving from Liverpool earned the distinction of operating as a destroyer escort through the German war zone off the British coast. Nine Lusitania survivors were aboard and valued the protection offered by the submarine fighters soothing distressed nerves.

New York St. Paul Liverpool

St Paul Sailings Linked to President's Despatches Detour

Captain Passow later said the St Paul’s honor came from carrying Colonel E M House aboard with special despatches to the President rather than the flag she flies. A Liverpool report on June 5 cited German submarine sightings as a factor in the decision to escort the liner out to sea. Destroyer assistance was arranged through London, with one destroyer designated as Destroyer No 1 joining at about 3 p.m.

F. M. Passow St. Paul United States E. M. House Liverpool London Passow

Boston Finance Commission Flags Framed Contract in Tremont Street Sale

The commission says the sale and tear down of the old probate building on Tremont street were specially framed by Richard A. Lynch for contractor Marks Angell. It singles out Mayor Curley for direct responsibility for the alleged special privilege, notes ex Mayor Fitzgerald’s charges of Curley’s partnership with Angell, and cites a 5000 dollar forfeiture and delayed deposit of 1550 dollars as violations.

Marks Angell Lynch Curley Angell Foye Boston Boston Finance Commission Tremont Street Richard A. Lynch Fitzgerald

Commission Probes Auction After Late Deposit Of Sale Funds

The commission cites suspicious circumstances surrounding the transaction. Auctioneer Foye received a $166.30 fee, and did not deposit the $1,383.70 balance paid by Mr Angell until two months after the May 4 sale, only after inquiry by the commission.

Commission Foye

Yacht Nose Pierces Dining Room Killing Two in Dense Fog

In heavy fog about 23 miles from New York a yacht struck the Metropolitan liner Bunker Hill, fouling its port side and driving into the dining room. George H. Kendrick and John J. Brown were killed. several passengers including May Wightman Elizabeth Walsh Martha Waugh and Alice Bell injured.

New York George H. Kendrick Wollaston Massachusetts Packing & Belting Company Milk Street Boston John J. Brown Elizabeth Walsh Brighton May Wightman London Martha Waugh Philadelphia Alice Bell Chicago Metropolitan Line Bunker Hill Vanadis C. K. G. Billings

Victim Pulled From Vanadis Wreck Dining Room

Kendrick perished in the Vanadis collision as W B Danks of Wakefield rescued his body from debris in the crowded dining room. About 70 passengers were present when the prow struck. Mrs Elizabeth Walsh of Brighton suffered serious injuries from a ceiling collapse.

Kendrick W. B. Danks Wakefield Mass Elizabeth Walsh Garden Street Brighton

Obregon Dies After Wounding in Leon Battle

El Paso Texas reports General Alvaro Obregon died Saturday night after a shell wound at Leon that required amputation of his right arm. He led the constitutionalist forces in Central and Northern Mexico and was the only Carranza general to defeat Villa. General Benjamin Hill is named to succeed him.

EL Paso Texas Alvaro Obregon Leon Obregon Carranza Villa Mexico Benjamin Hill

Plays with rifle ends in a teen death in Lynn

Joseph Ryan aged 16 of 81 Western Avenue Lynn died after reportedly shooting himself in the head with a .22 rifle while alone in a third floor room. His brother Richard 12 owned the rifle and found him dead. autopsy planned. No cause ruling yet from the physician.

Joseph Ryan Jeremiah Ryan Western Avenue Lynn Joseph Richard Deat

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