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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
Charles A. Nichols of Portland presented a paper on Arnold's Expedition to Quebec. Hale, genealogist, Henry Deering, chancellor, William M. Ingraham, registrar, Charles F. Libby, chaplain, and the Rev. Henry 8. Burrage attended.
Neal Rantoul vows to spend his fortune to find the attacker of Miss Rose Morrissey a domestic at the Beverly Farms home who was blinded by a blow last Friday night A ward is set for her at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary eminent specialists are engaged and the family is closely monitoring her condition
Mrs Rose Morrissey suffered severe injuries after an unreported attack at West Beach Beverly Farms. The assailant used an old broom, striking her forehead and nose. Police search for the culprit with help from Beverly area residents and the Rantoul family pledges full cooperation and costly care.
The State branch of the American Federation of Labor will demand a government probe into an advertisement placed by the Sherman Detective Agency. The ad offers work to motormen and conductors in anticipation of a street railway strike in a distant city, but it does not state the labor dispute or reason for employing the men.
State branch officials declared the advertisement illegal and said court action would follow. The notice claimed men with over one year of street railway experience could apply to Charles Ward at Room 10 Tremont row. Ward said hires were for strike breakers to be held in Boston, with salaries paid for just reporting, amid a potential Western New York strike and possible Northampton area action.
Six canoes overturned near Norumbega Point on the Charles River yesterday afternoon and evening. Five young men and one young woman were rescued by other canoeists and Metropolitan Park police. Two rescuers from Waltham aided toppled boys, while Officer Hardy and Officer Roche led separate rescue efforts. A girl paddling alone was rescued near Riverside, bringing the total to six overturned crafts.
Francis Lynch of Cambridge faces arraignment in Cambridge Municipal Court after a loaded revolver discharged during a game injuring Ernest Taylor. Robert Lynch surrendered at the police station, was booked, and released after Taylor chose not to prosecute. Francis was fined $50 and held on appeal in $200 bail.
The notice explains indigestion can have causes other than poor cooking, especially stomach weakness. It promotes Dyspeplets as pleasant relief, advising a box at a pharmacist for a quarter to ease sour stomach, wind, heartburn, or nausea.
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